Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-24
University Notes

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isOn TO Multnomah!n Realization of
the significance of the slogan which
has been reverberated from attic to
Icellar Of all campus activities during
1.-THE entire autumn will be manifest to-
morrow morning at $50 when the Will
lamette forces embark on special
Oregon Electric yat State and High
streets for a voyage to the city of
roses. Thus will be the postscript clause
of ''I will be there = become an actual
reslitv by the crowd of about. l25 stu
dents who are expected TO accompany
the team.
No member of the Willamette team
expects an easy time tomorrow after
noon ON the NJ. A. A. c. gridiron for
/ lSj pounds of clubmen beef and all
star experience is not pleasing anti
dote for l60 pounds of sheer fighting
4-ethodist grit. Reports from Coach
"Spec" Hurlburt of the Winged IN -
seem to predict another 81 to 0 land
slide for the elubmen before the game
opens. The only thing which prevents
the naturalization of that press a
gent s dream is the game and de-
termined Willamette eleven who take
issue with the predestined walkaway.
| A l3 TO victory over Pacific Uni
versity was annexed by Multnomah
early in the season about the time
| Willamette suffered at the hands of
Coach Bezdek's warriors. Two weeks
ago Willamette deeisively shattered
Pacific s hopes for aggrandizement by
the toot of 25 to T. Something is in
eyitably due TO pop, if comparative
scores are any criterion.
Not since the fall of 1911 has Will
lamette clashed with Multnomah and
at that time score of 10 to 0 was
recorded in the archives of football
scores. The year previous willamette
Numerically slaughtered that athletic
club s prize team 80 to 0. Memories OF
this latter score are a good appetizer
for Mathews fighting crew Of the pres
ent.
Practices of the past two weeks since
the Pacific game have been strenuous
and despite the injuries of backfield
men, have been relentlessly pursued ON
the local gridiron. The old stonewall
defense of years is again primed for
charges and promises to make life IN
teresting for MultnamOh braves. As
now outlined squad of l9 men viii
accompany the rooters' special to the
metropolis.
The Willamette lineup will probably
be Peterson, center; Womer, Flegel and
Proctor, guards; Tobie and Taylor,
tackles; Rexford and Ratcliffe, ends;
Booth quarter, Grosyenor, Dimiek and
Teall, halves; Bartlett, fullback.
Henri Deschamps, travelling special
ist in applied psychology, has been the
center Of much attention on the part
of students this week. Showing eredeh
tials as to his unquestioned methods OF
determining the life values of the indi-
vidual. many students took advantage
of his special offer of three courses in
adaptative work which he is offering in
the interests Of greater practieabili-
ty in. the analyses of human nature.
Monsieur Deschamps gave very in
teresting address at Wednesday s chap
el hour on habits and their effect on
| the facial contour. His popular recep-
| tion at that time assured interest IN
his unusual methods.
As a stimulator for the con TO Multi
nomahn excursion tomorrow morning,
the regular joint Christian association
morning exercises at Thursdays chap
ell hour were devoted TO the learning
of the stirring battle hymns and songs
which have been written in honor of
old Willamette. With Miss Leila Mae
Caddam as leader and Miss Esther Cox
at the piano the hour was an inspiring
songfest and every freshman was thor
oughly innoenlated with the fighting
spirit of willamette. Such forecasts a
lively rooters' delegation for the NJ.
A. A. Willamette game tomorrow IN
Portland.
Grotesque costumes and uncon-en'
tional stunts furnished considerable
merriment for the general rank and
lille of the student body and faculty
members for some minutes Thursday
morning. The occasion was the initia'
tion of nine stalwart sons into fellow
ship in the DID club, a semi-fraternal
organization of university men who
were putting the candidates for mem
bership through some astonishing PAGES
Everything from full dress suit and
riding habit to vocal selections anc
darkface manifestations of things un
expected were dispensed 10 the erowC
who even insisted on speeches from
men whose mouths were sealed with ad
hesive tape. Those safely riding thu