Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-05
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

M. Il. Duchaner, Eugene; Henry
Hoag, Seattle; Joe Wood and wife
Renton, Wn; Geo. M. Mantor, Se-
attle; e. l.. Maupon, wife and
daughter. Portland; w. ]. Jeffrie,
Portland; w. M. McMills, Ore
gon City; Paul M. Sexton, Astoria
Lynda A. Cowell, Milwaukee, Or;
Mrs. HI. NJ Tracy, Portland;
'Dubs' Mulkey, Monmouth;
Thlema Scott, Portland; H. e.
Smith, Salem; w. F. Fredrick-
son, Portland; Billy Carr and fam
lily. theatre; ]. L. Shelton, Port
land; F. G. Garfield. Portland; D.
H. LeClair, Portland; I. w. Cook,
Portland; j. A. Miller, Prime
Vile; G. e. Widdoes, Spokane; F.
E. Wilson, Portland; t. f. Gregg,
Yakima; Louise Kellogg, Minnp,
MINI; Mrs. r. w. Phillips and
daughter, Seattle; Naomi and Bill
lie Mogard, Seattle; E. e. Sher-
win and wife, Spokane; r. M.
Simmons and wife, Valecan, B.
G; H. Dilworth, L. A; Geo. Am
brest, Chicago; A. S. Gunder-
man, Portland.
Emory Troth, motoring from San
Francisco through Salem, register
ed last night at the Marion hotel.
Arthur Welch, city mail carrier.
with Mrs. Welch, viii leave tomor-
row for Breitenbush for a two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sherwin,
touring through Oregon and part of
California from Seattle, registered
at the Bligh hotel last night.
Ferdinand Barnick, city mail
carrier, and Mrs. Barnick returned
today from a two weeks. vacation
spent at Cascadia and the Oregon
Caves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toothacre
returned today from fifteen day
vacation at Belknap springs. Mr.,
Toothacre is an employee of the post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Barhyte and
family, accompanied by two Of Mr..
Barhyte's sisters from Michigan,
will return from a ten days outing
at Rainier National Park. Mr.. Bar
hyte is a mail clerk at the post Of
flee.
j. A. Wright, registry clerk at
the postoffice, returned yesterday
from Eatonville, Wash. where he
was called by the illness and death
of his mother.
Supreme Court Justices McCourt
and Rand will leave Salem Sunday
for San Francisco to attend the an
nual convention of the National
Bar association. which convenes
there next Wednesday for a three
day session. Justice McCourt will
be accompanied by Mrs. McCourt.
Tomorrow Ialo Smith, Salem
] merchant, his mother, Mrs. Anne
liza Smith of Chicago, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Headley of Salem,
will leave for klamath hot
springs, in northern California,
where they will spend two weeks.
They will make the trip by auto
mobile. Mr.. Headley is connected
/ with the Valley Packing company
here.
Marjorie Hawley, of Oregon City,
whose matrimonial misfortunes
have occupied much newspaper
space during the past year, will
/ marry for the third time Monday
lin san Francisco, when she will
wed Sidney B. Tewkesbury, former
IIy of Portland. This is according to
private letters from Mrs. Hawley
of recent date.
]. L. Davis, retired farmer Of
the Spokane district, and his fam
INV passed through Salem by motor
this morning on their way to Nc
Minnville. Mr.. Davis was very fav-
orably impressed by Salem, saying
THAT It was the most beautiful city
he had seen since starting on the
Ioverland trip. According to Mr.
Davis the farmers of the Spokane
country anticipate only 90 percent
of a normal crop this year, due tC
the dry weather. From MeMinnvillt
| the party viii go up the coast and
visit the Sound cities before return
ling to their home in Spokane.
The Ku Klux Klan has not gain
led a foothold in Stevens county
Washington, and the principal con
Ieern Of the officers there is th'
fight on booze runners from British
Columbia, according to Deputy
Sheriff d. F. Ham, who was Wis
Iitor yesterday afternoon at the gov
| ernor's offices to secure papers foi
| the return TO Stevens county Of
Alvin AIeCormiek, q, who has JUS
finished serving time on fedora
charge in Portland. Mccormick i
charged with second degree assault
in resisting a survey across Lane
held by his family in Stevens eoun
y.