Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-06

meeting election of officers was held
for the last quarter,
The election resulted in the follow
ing receiving officers:
President, Howard p. Jewett; vice
president, Laban Sleeves; recording
secretary, Harvey Wilson; correspond
ing secretary Raymond Atterbury;
treasurer Ronald Matthews; marshal
Fred Mcmillan; critic, John L. Gary.
The new officers will be installed in
to office next Wednesday evening and
at that time will provide a "feed' as
is customary Of new officers. Earl b..
Cotton viii be initiated into the society
at the next meetingI
The Wlllulah. the annual year book
put out at Willamette is almost ready
for distribution. The scheduled time
for its appearance is May 1st Man
ager Karl Chaplar has been putting in
a great deal of work on it and conse-
quently the book will be ready before
hand, although no distribution will be
made until May Day. This years book
will have many new features which
have not been included in former Wal
luIahs, Several pages will be taken up
with snap shots of bits of scenery about
Salem and there is also to be room for
"funnies " or pictures of prominent
students in ridiculous poses, which they
do not know have been taken.
Editor Gillette has compiled consid-
cradle interesting reading matter and
the book when completed will without
a doubt he the best seller Of the season
on the campus and also about town,
should others than students desire a
copy.
Within the next week or so, the exact
date has as yet not been fixed, the
English club will give a program to
commemorate the 300th anniversary of
the death Of William Shakespeare Prof.
Stauffer, head of tie English depart
ment, was instrumental in the establish
ment Of the club and several previous
meetings have demonstrated its value
The coming program will have for its
main feature a paper entitled "Shakes.
pelrian Traditions and Curiosites
written by Miss Gladys Carson. Shakes.
perian songs will be sung by Miss Eve,
lyn Cathy and Mr.. Rogers Lyons. Sew
eral selections will also be given by q
Victrola. A st. George s Mummer
play will also be given by several mem.
bers Of the club
The program, when given, will be
staged in Eaton Hall.
Prof. ]. T. Matthews is giving a
course to number Of his advanced
students in methods in teaching mathe.
mates, incidentally giving some fine in.
structions TO those who will soon as.
sumo pedagogical duties. II is perhaps
the most thoroughly enjoyed class OF
any in school at the present time. II
is q lecture course.
Prof. Robert Stauffer will deliver a
lecture on "Oregon Literature" Friday
evening at the public library. He has
been making a careful and systematic
| study of Oregon writer's and their pro
ductions, and the lecture will be inter
esting to those who are desirous OF
knowing what progress Oregon ha,
made as o contributor TO literature
Some Of Oregon 3 writer's have achieved
national recognition, and in his lecture
the Professor will recount many Of In,
writings Of writers not 50 well known
On receipt Of a letter from the Z. Of
Oregon this morning the Willamett,
university baseball team will postpon,
the date Of their meeting the U OF O. Il
Friday, They will leave Friday morning
accompanied by Coach Mathews ant
Manager Walker for Eugene, aud IN,
two games win be played, one on Fri
day afternoon. the other Saturday in
stead Of the sixth and seventh Of Apri
as had been scheduled.
Oregon will play 4 return game OF
the Sweetland field AEonday, April 10
This should be well attended game
for Oregon has fast team and VII
lamette team will perhaps show then
how baseball is played
The lineup for the series Of game
will be as follows BrowA or d. Ad
ans, catcher; W. Adams or Rcxford
pitcher; Miller, first base; Procto
or Brown, second base; Gates, thir,
| basej Tasto shortstopj Balm, righ