Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-26
WILLAMETTE NOTES

Samuel Il. King was chosen by the
junior class as manager of the Junior
class play for this year. Mr.. KING II
the present manager Of the Klosh,
Klub and is well fitted to assume tn,
responsibility which is attached to a
proposition of the dimensions of the
class play He has already ordered the
copies OF the play and those who are to
be in the east will have their lines
committed by the Christmas vacation,
so that they may have sufficient time
20 study the Interpretation of the parts.
Professor Wallace MacMurray will di-
rect the play. His dramatic ability has
peen demonstrated over and over again
and this year Is junior play is expected
to be the greatest that will ever have
been staged by Willamette students.
The resignation of Maxwell Ball as
president or the senior class created n
vacancy which was filled by the elec'
tion OF Thos. Yarnes. Mr.. Balls heavy
work as editor of the Collegihn was
the reason for his resignation. MI
Yames, the newly elected president, is
q theologue but has been affiliated witt
the class ever since its organization.
Last evening at the Six o'clock club
there were about 10 willamette stu
uents present TO hear Congressman
Hawley's speech on Rural Credits.
After his introduction by Dean /. II.
p Van Wrinkle, us he was about to take
the platform, the willamette delegation
rose to their feet and under the able
lcadIng OF Jack" Bartlett nine rous'
ing cheers were given to the represen-
tauve, VINO was former president OF
willamette university His address, set
ting forth the needs Of the nation, OF
! men ON the farms who have college edu'
cations has caused considerable discus
slon among the college men as to wheth'
er or not the farm compares favOrnbly
with business aud the professions
Speeches Of this nature are appreciated
p. by the students, mas much as IL gives
by the students, inosmuch as IT gives
matters than those upon which they
have their minds fixed.
+ Following chapel this morning the
, Women IS willamette club met and
elected Miss Leila McCaddam song
leader. The young ladies are planning
p to have the many willamette songi
learned and sing them ut the biggest
4. football game OF the year IN salem
Saturday, when the heavy u. of o. team
will meet Willamette s tast light team
; ON the varsity field.
. Arhe Walker, yell leader, is planning
! monstrous rally for Friday evening
rhe freshmen are busy this week round
ing up material for mammoth bon
fire and when the time for the rally
comes, the football scene will be
scene Of lively action for stunts galor'
will be pulled off. There will not be {
! street parade, all Of the activities vii
. be confined to the campus.
Mrs. Cashier Of Hood River who II
: here TO attend the Oregon state Fedora
tion Of Women Is clubs, spoke in chape
g this morning on Civic Interests. - lie
J speech was short and to the point nn'
was appreciated. The thought of he
talk was her desire TO interest STUDENT
in realizing that they are soon TO b.
required to assume civic respOnsibilitie
and that they should interest them
= selves Ia organizations that have 70
p their fundamental interest the develop
G Inent Of civic pride.
Roland Pfaff 'l5, now a professor h
the Woodburn high school, is Attending
! the teachers institute here this week
d He showed that he was still deeply IN
terested in football by coming out an
= watching the team 60 through thei
practice last night for couple o
f" hours.
"Pcter" az he was known while J
D school was known and will be remen
berod % the man who dreamed that v
% q. would win from Oregon by TO
y score in the game here, two years ago.