Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-27
FLEET|NG FOLK
GL|MPSED IN
PASSING

rtbel barrymore, who will ap-
r here next week and whose
ppsrtormance ps will be the most i'm
pntont of Salem's theatrical sea-
an believes in making sure OF her
,otsl o rooms. A. N. Pierce has re-
rV V,rod Miss Barrymore's reserva-
',on for a sitting room, bed room
nd hath with an adjoining bed
nom for her maid. Miss Barry
nOre,s only stipulation as to the
,aootion of her suite Is that it
D,nst be high up and quiet. ="
with her reservations are those Of
,or manager, William Frank, and
Henry Daniell, a member of the
sast william Battlett Reynolds,
sdvance man for the party, was
in town today.
IN his way to Alaska, G. B.
rronk who owns large placier
mine holdings near Hot Springs,
is in town for a few days visit
with friends, registering at the
Now Terminal hotel. Mr.. Frank
savs that Alaska is now becoming
great place for summer tourists
and since the advent Of the auto
mobile stage the traveller Is given
an opportunity Of seeing the coun-
trv There is only one drawback
~ inland trips and that is the
mosnuitoes. This can be overcome
bv MOSQUITO nets and some sort
Of grease.
Joe Mcpherson, who slips the
clad hand to incoming guests of
the BIigh hotel during the day
trick, was unable to report for
duty this morning, having had
sa,in,ls attack of the flu. Frank
Willman is taking his place.
Carl Kendrick, who has main
tanned permanent sample room
at the Marion hotel for the past
three months, has accepted man
agerial position with Seattle
firm and is now breaking in mis-
successor, Lee Morgan, of the
Western Drug Goods company of
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Clark of
Portland have been guests Of the
New Terminal hotel for about a
month, Mr.. Clark Is former
army officer and has recently un-
dergone a minor operation due to
injuries received in the service.
Mrs. Pearl Hatsrich, proprie-
tress of the Bligh hotel cigar
store, spent the weekend in Port
land, leaving Friday night and
returning Sunday.
R. e. e. Linquist, Miss Bertha
NJ. Eckert and e. c. Higley, all of
New York city, are here to hold
conference with Harwood Hall,
superintendent of the Chefnawa
Indian school. They are registered
at the Marion.
IT n Common op UNaoopno ic
registered at the New Terminal.
Mrs. Jack Harenan is a guest Of
the Bligh hotel.
DR.. j. w. Bancroft of Newberg
Is registered at the Marion.
Nj. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of
Lebanon are registered at the
Bligh
L. A. Carson of Portland is reg
lstered at the New Terminal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gorms of
Albany are at the Bligh.
lalo Smith, proprietor of local
cigar store, left this morning for
Hoseburg, In the vicinity Of
which he will spend few days
visiting friends. He made the
trip by automobile.
Marc Latham, a former Salem
algh school student who is now
attending the University of Ore
gun, spent the weekend visiting
IN Salem. Yesterday he left for
SNerton where he will visit his
parents.
Automobiles driven by w. M.
Aamsden, III north Commercial
Sueet, and L, G. Keene, of Shaw,
we're badly damaged when they
~llded at the corner of Ferry
%u High streets, according to
ls police report. No one was in
'ured In the crash, however.
Oaarged with unlawfully pos
''SSing intoxicating liquor, a
~an =, Who gave his name as Arthur
aOWak, of McMinnville, was ar
,s''ed here Saturday night. A
uask containing a small portion