Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-23
WILLAMETTE NOTES

The Websterian Literary society have
an interesting program scheduled for
this evening to which visitors are cor
daily welcomed. The program is as fol-
lows:
"Islands of the Mid Pacific. ''--Wil-
lis Bartlett.
"0riginal Story. y."-Wesley Ham
mond.
"Hyptnotism. Gus Anderson.
"Great Women : Daughters" -
Lloyd Haight.
"The Poorest Professor. ~
"The Amateur Athletic Union" -
Don Randall.
"U. of California Summer School "
Ray Metcalf.
Parliamentary Praetice.-Earl Flegel,
presiding.
The Philodorian program for this ev-
ening is as follows:
Vocal solo-Carl Reetz,
"The Presidents Cabinet. ''-Wom-
err
Preparedness Acts. Arnold Gra-
lapp.
"Diplomatic Relations" " - Robert
Maulden.
Roosevelt and the Republicans. " -
Chas. Randall.
ExtempOraneOus talks, by members
called on by the president.
At the faculty meeting held Monday
it was decided that hereafter Dr. Don.
ey should conduct the chapel service
instead Of having faculty members lead
| chapel. Consequently chapel was TAX
en- charge of by President Doney this
morning and he delivered a foreeful
talk on the three types of people.
First, those who advocate a cause
with loudness are usually untrue and
have spirit of unfairness and are us
ually prejudiced.
Second, the fair minded, sane, Judi.
eious people who are conservative and
desirous of seeing fair play, they be-
lieve in giving the truth chance to
spread itself if il can, but do not ally
themselves with the movement.
Third, those who attach themselves
zealously to Il cause and make it part
of their lives which they live.
These three classes are clearly distin-
guished in any group of people said DR..
Doney.
Prof. John O. Halls class in labor
and trust problems will give an interest
ing and instructive recitation next Mon.
day morning. The class, this week,
elected a chairman whose duty II was
to divide the material and assignments
among the various members of the class.
Each student will prepare a paper not
to exceed five minutes in length and
/ viii report on the same at the special
meeting which win be open to anyone
who wishes to hear a carefully pre-
! pared consideration of economic condi.
tions as they exist in modern Ameri-
can business organizations.
DIR. Carl G. Doney will lecture at
Astoria Friday evening, using as his
subject, "The Boy" DR., Doney is in
great demand as a public speaker and
has filled many engagements in the
/ past few months.
/ Baseball is now we'll under way at
Willamette and Manager Walker states
that this year S team will be good
/ one, as a great deal Of good material
has shown up in the freshman class,
and with Coach Mathews to round them
into form q fast team will grace the
w. IT, diamond. A large wire netting
backstop has been erected to facilitate
batting practice, and every afternoon
sees il in constant use The track has
also been repaired and is ready for the
use Of the sprinters and the distance
men. The number of track meets held
last year has inspired a number OF mo
TO get out and try for a place ON the
truck team this year.
Basketball season is not over vet, and
the squad is being worked harder than
before preparing for the o. A. CIV. L.
game to be played in the gymnasium
Saturday evening Considerable inter.
est is being shown in this game, as o.
A. c. recently tied the University Of
California for the coast championship.
Willamette has played close games with
all the conference teams which the
have met and should give o. A. C.
/ close run.