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Newspaper Page TextHONOR ROLL MEDFORD POST NO. 15, AMERICAN LEGION i . - Following is the Honor Roft to date listed by the post offi cers: Anderson, Alfred I. Antlersun, Karl 10. Armstrong,, Geo. 1 Alford Herbert l Aaron, Alfred C. Anderson,. D. Max Armstrong, U. S. . Aker, Oeo. R. Arcade, Pete O Bedlngfleld, Jas. A. Baker. Louis R. Banta. Wm. DeWltt BottsQ R. A. Bmylon, Everett Bourne, Chester I. Babcock. Alfred E. Brophy, Emll R. Bills, Rhudolph J. Butler, Warren D. Boone, Frank D. Boyles, Forrest E. Bromley, Horace E. Baker, C. Ted Braley, C. Reese Browne, Robert H. Belcher, Wm. A. Bonney, John A. Bohl, Carl C. Bolger, W. S. Bragg, Lawrence D. Brill, 8cott E. Baker, Raymond R. Brown, Leon M. Burns, Aaron F. Bertelson, Wallace B. Bryant, Burton H. Banta, Lester T. Bostwlck, Henry O. Bates, Clarence Barrow, Marlon C. Boyden, Chas. Z. Blake, 8. D. Burnett, H." P. Beams, H. P. a flownfl, waiter Bergman, Wayman W, Boyd, Asa T. Belt, Robert W. Burgess, Ralph C. Butler, Arnel P. Blore, Frank Blaine, Raymond A. Blaine, Clinton D. Bonar, Ed. L. . Cunningham, J. R. Conkle, Byron H. Calllson, P. Q. Codding, Geo. A. Conser, Elder M. Cheadle, Wm. H. Chord, Clifford J. t'hllds, Geo. Vf. Canfleld, Ira D. Crose, A. J. Collins, Jas C. Conroy, R. J. Coleman, Ural O. Collier, Albert D. C'nverstone. Virgil B. Coleman, Elbert F. Cass, Chas. E. Chaney, Newton C. Cronemlller, Dave H. Clnrkson Wm. s. Jr. I Calhoun, John PilnV ipn.,ri i - ' Cameron, Jos. G. ' Cowglll, Ralph P. eleven, Sigurd M. Chlnn, E. G. Carkln, Everett Y. Catey. W. Harold Cameron, Laura B. ' Crosby, David B. ' Carney, Tom J. ; Cornwell. Raymond L. ? Podson, A. E. Deuel, Halbert S. Dunlnp, Walter P. Drew, Waldron G. Deuel, Luther J. Dally, Timothy W. Darby, Curtis C. DeJarnett, Otto W. Dlnklns, Wallace W. Day, Luther H. Davis, Earl H. Dow, Dean Downing, Glen O. Dotson, Jos. E. Denney, Wayne A. Edward. Mrs. M. T. Elliott, Roy Earhart, June Kstes, Rankin Elliott. Burt R. Edwards, H. R. Emerson R. Roland Enrlght, T. J. Ferguson, B. C. Foy. I. E. Keldtnan, Edward J. Fluhrer Wm. H. Fliegel. Jos. F. Fry, Clarence R. Fnrrcll, Frank P. Fry, Fred J. Flynn, Diamond L. Farmer, Charles Finch, Breynton R, Fallow, Miles O. Oarlock. L. C. Gates, Geo. E. Glvan. chas. I Gaanfleld, Roy I. Gltzen. Q. A. Glllons. Neil H. Gray. D. B Griffiths. Davo Gore. Jay I. Gamma. Miles Giirreit. Ocnry K. Orlgsby, Jas. W. Gentry, Jess 1. Carver. Geo. M. Holmes. R. Cole VHall, Cade Unwley. Virgil B. HiiRsong. Herbert O. Hubbard. Roland A. Hart. Kloyd H. Humphrey. Goodwin Harrison, N. H. i Hubtard, Frank W. HolWr, John Hugo-ins, Chas. T. Hogan, Melvln N. ' Hnyden, Albert A. Hall, Seely V. Hilton. Ben I Huffman, Frank R. j Hnnkins. Frederick W. Hogan, Goudy K. IHart. J. E. Howard, Dan A. Hedrlck. E. H. 1 Heath, Fred W. Hart. Harry H. 1 Hussion, Gllmore H. Hoelting. Amos R. fclleath. Jack i Haswell. Henry T. Hanklns. Glenn o. Hammond. V. Ward Hedges, Ncwhern llonan. Thos. J. Heffner, Wm. A. O Hecterby, Philip T. Isaac. Cluyton, H. Inskeep, L. D. Irwin 11. D. .lacqua, Cluren K. Jacobs, Harry R., Jenlnngs, Ralph Judy, Torrence T. Jennings, Walter Jackson, John I. Jenkins. Louis C. Kerr. George Kent, Robert M. Kyle. Elmer E. Kyle. Harry D. Kresse, A. F. Walter Keizur, Clarence A. Kenaston, Ray R. Kintgen, Roy L. King, Lyda T. Ixiwd. Phillip R. Lenox, Elbert L. Looker. Walter J. I.ageson. Burt L. Leach, Edward W. Lingaas. Wm. A. Llversldge, Albert A, Leonard. Morris B. LeRoy, Harry E. Lednicky, Tom G. Little. Edward A. Lofftus, C. E. Lamb, Mllo E. LaFevre, Kay C. Lilllc. Jas. K. Mitchell, Marvin J. Milam, Vernon R. Murray, C. C. Marsh, Henry M. Metcalf, Lee Minkler, Helen D. 'tloulton Allison Moran. Jack E. Masson, Robert C. Miller, II. C. Matheny, Orval W. Matheny, Leon M. Morrow, O. B. Mentzer, Leland A. Markley, Lon A. Moore, Harry G. Merrick, Emerson P. Mann, Larry A. Merriman, Thos, T. Moffat. John P. Mathews, Harry D. Murray, Jas. C. Murray, Kenneth F, Murray, Robert C. Marcks, Ray F. Martin, Carlton H. Musty. Edward Morrill, Samuel W. MacDonald, Chas. I. McDonald, Weir W. McCredie, Clatcus McDonald, John A. McElhose, Richard E. McKenzie, Jhon H. McDonald, Paul B. McCaleb, Wilfred F. McKee, Floyd E. Nelson, Jacob A. Nichols. Olln O. Nlckersbn, Geo. E. Nledermeyer. Carl F. Newbury. Don R. Neighbors. Mack Nunn. Earl J. Oliver, S. E. Older, Louis P. Owen, Orover C. Olscn, Harry Orr, Albert E. Ohenchaln, E. E. Offutt. Wm. N. Jr. Partridge. John F. Pace, Henry R. Paine, Wm. H. Parker, Carold J. Prlngle, Henry H. Petty, Rolie A. 'Plymale, Ben H. Pettey, R. Bruce Penoyar, Erwln K. Porter, F. C. Pruitt, Ottlce G. Perry". Arthur 1'hlpps, Dwlght Pellett, Homer Phipps, Jas. H. Rosenbalm, Wm. E. Riley, Edwin J. Robinett, Clarence B. Roberts. Wm. F. Rians. Reuel K. Runyard, Don A. Rohrer. Warren H. Reams. Donald C. Ray. Frank H. Rynnlng, Paul B. Rawlings. o. Clark Riddle. Marvin O. Robinson, Gain Rose, Chas. E. j Relnking. Walter J. IRnthJe, Bruno H. ! Rohblns. Howard E. j Rothermel. Sterling E. I Rose, Ventura E. j Ray, Leonard L. 'Stlnson. Wm. Hater, Charles C. Simpson, Geo. O. ; Strang. Herbert B. i ."ether. Victor 8. I Strang. I!nlrrt B. j Sweeney. Fred B. :Shoemakor. L. O. ! Smith, Richard B. ' Stuart. Miles j Semon, Russell D. i Spencer. Searles 'Strang C. Virgil I Scott. Ernest L. Isletton. Carl E. i Stewart. Wm. P. 'steams. Robert W. ! Schneider, Fred L. jskyrman. Harry C. j Swem. Thomas ; Singleton, Wallace W. Scheffel. I-eslle. B. Stuart, Gilbert '.Smedley, Earl A. Stevens, Claude Schulcr. Paul R. Smith, Archie C. Scheffel. Fred W. SmltlQ Roland A. Sehenck, Aloert O. Smith, Pau'f-vA. Shirley. 1Mr P. !SIilts, Harry . Shaw. Frank ; Severin, Walter j Shores, Klaire W. I Staffordr Opie P.. Si huler. Ira E. ( Starey. Dean K. Smith. Thos. O. Rutherlin, Wm. I Thompson, Byron C. Tengwald. Carl T. Tuclier, E. B. MEDTOKD MAIL Taylor, ftaleigh A. Thompson. Zera Tinker. Geo. II. Thomson. Chas. O. Temby. Wm. I. Tyree. Darwin G. Tumy. Earl 8. Turner, Luther E. Turrle, ( his. J. Thurman. Lyle B. TritQiH-. Ivun K. Vancll, Chas. H. Vilas, Edward P. Vlrden, Ralph B. o o Voss, Albert M. Vawter. Wm. I. Van Scoyoc, lister H. Williamson, Lloyd A. Wright. Mark F. Wicks. Lloyd R. i mux. xyie r. Worren, Roland T. Webber. Edward F. Wilson. Robert M. Wellington. Iester E. Wright. Hay E. Wolnovlch. Jos. I. Waters. Ernest G. Wall. Etha W. Willjams. Roscoe V. Walt her. I, B. Wlllson. Douglas J. Watson, Lee E. Wilson, Elmer E. Williams, Leo B. Wing. Chas. A. Wright, Edward Welty, Clifford W. Wells. Harold U Watson, Dan D. Wlnterholder. John H. Winkle, E. W. Walt, F. Wilson Williams. Forrest O. Young, Grover, A. York, Earl H. Zundell. Weldon Zundell, L Von City of Applegata Thurston, Ben E. Brown. John O. City of Beagle Force, Bruce O. City of Rutto Foils Averill, Walter G. Brooks, Wm. P. Carter. Elmer H. Courtrlght, Gillis O. Holloway. Wm. A. Hoover, Earl Koenlg, Irvln F. Patton, Chas I. Pructt, Glenn O. Smith, Clyde U Smith Jas. C. City of Central Point Clark. Fred Dubbs, Hurry E. Drysdale, Eldon M. Foley, Wm. Freeman, Leonard J. Grimes, L. G. Johnson, Andrew W. Kelly. Roy E. Kincald, Wm. B. Kindle. Merle M. Lull, Edward Mace, John F . Marlon, Norman A. Martin, Grant E. Nedry. Henry 8. Painter. Walter E. Ross, Floyd Ross. James C. Salade, Louis A. Scherer, Paul A. Smith, Hubert A. Smith Thos. E. , Tuttle, S. M. Waltcrmlre, H. G. Witte, Harry E. City of Kaglo Point Clements. Walter C. Florey, John A. Grch. J. C. Holmes. Geo. B. Kent, Arthur C. Kincald, Lucius Luy, Fred Jr. Luy, Lawrence W. Minter, Marshall M. Riley. Thos. W. Spencer, James M. Stoner, Earl C. Seamon, Russell T. Wilson, Lloyd C. Bigham, Elbert Conover, Owen Mayhain, John C. City of Gold mil Bctts, Merrill O. Gilchrist, Chas C. Merriman; Merrltt B. Relnking, Ernest J. Shorb, Cormac J. Walker, J. Clint City of Jacksonville Blltch, Chas. Coleman, Ray Combest. Hugh Dunnington. Clint B. Ferguson, Geo. E. Flemmlng. Bruce P. Flemming, Hariey R. Goddard. Paul A. Hasklns, Oren M. Norris, Alfred T. Wood, Geo. W. Wendt, George City of Phoenix French, Lawrence B. City of Prospect Grieve. J. Ludo Hill, Dewey Waddell. James F. City of Rogue River Halsey, John H. , City of Ruch McDonough. Chester Ray. Robert Rhoten. Archie Taylor,. Edw. H. City of Talent Beeson, Everett Borg, Carl E. Fish. Theo. J. Norris. Robert K. Nye, Stephen O. Sllva. Jos. E. Rpltzer. Wm. C. Wolr, George City of Trail Hart, Phillip M. Leoba. J. E. O fabo. Lloyd B. Nelson. Wm. T. Onn, Clyde O Rowe, Joseph C. Slemes, Max !.akc Creek Zundcll, Harold Miscellaneous Andrews, A. K . Banta Cruz, Cal, Ranister, Ora, Portland. Ore. Bowman, Geo. E., Hamilton City, Cal. Clarkson, -Wm., Ashland, Ore. Chilton, F. E.. Portland, Ore. Hodgman, Kenneth, Los Angeles, Cal. Huffman, Thos A., Plnehurst, Ore. Ivnnhoe. I F.t Rio de Janeiro, 8. A. . James. Kick. Portland. Ore. Johnson. Harry P., Belltngham, Wash. T,owe. L. . Donald, Astilnnd, Ore. r.irtnwten. Treve n.. Oakland. Cat. .Miller, Jumes W, L 8. llosultul TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. Oj No. 77 I Andrews, I Ch). I'ortlund. Ore. Mai-gueritu, Santa Cruz, , McKee. Donald San Francisco, Cal. I Phelps. Willard J., The Dalles. Ore. The above honor roll Includes the names of Hit veterans of the World War who are paid up mem bers of Meriford Post No. 15. of the American Legion. Other names will be Hililcil hh filil members linv thOr dues and new members join the local post. It Is expected that the total membership of Medford I'ost .No. 15 will soon reach tilo buu mark, which figure will shatter all previous records by over -00 mem bers, n "CIiUhko (neat I'li-turo. Sj1 to be one of the most dra matic pU'tureH produced in yours, "(.'hiciiKO," a w-recn version of Mnii rine Watklnn' Miceennful Htne play, will bo shown at Hunt's Crate rian tomorrow. I'hyMU Haver and Vic tor Varconl arc featured in tho principal rolcH. The story in an expone of lci;al procedure in the criminal court and deals with a jazz-crazed woman who kills a man and capitalizes her notoriety. Robert UdcHon, May Hohson, Vir Kinia lira d ford, Julia Faye, T. Hoy Harnes nnd other players ure In the supporting cast. Iet Kr o, (.allcKhrr! ScorliiK a bis hit, "let 'Kr Go. GRlleKher:" a melodramatic pic ture featuring Junior Gothland in tho title role, is belnR presented at the Kiftlto theater today. This is an admirable screen version of Richard Harding Davis famous story of newspaper life which Ideal izes a courageous orfice boy who outwits tho keenest detectives In solvlnK a baffling murder mystery. Junior CoKhlan is featured as Gal leRher, and he admlrahly sustains the bif role allotted to him. Har rison Ford, as the reporter, and Kllnor Fair, as tho society editor, are the central figures of an ap pealing lovo story. Ivan I.ebedeff is excellent as the fugitive. 10 A large group of local Rotarians and their ladies will represent the Medford Rotary club at tho char ter night meeting at Ashland to night. . Tho new Ashland Rotary club which was sponsored by the Medford Rotarians will receive its charter . tonight and an elaborate progra in has been n mi nged for tho occasion. A big banquet will be served at 6: 3U p. m. followed by the presentation of the Ashland charter after which there will ho dancing at the Klks Temple until midnight. District Governor Henry Manny of Seattle will make tho charter address and Al Reynolds of J'ortland will also givo one of I his inspiring talks on Rotary. I Representatives of most of the Rotary clubs of the state will be ! present and large delegations from Klamath Falls. Grants Pass and Men" ford are already assured. It Is expected that nearly f00 people will attend this big event. List of Registrars, Jackson County Any voter In the county may register at the county clerk's office at any time except during the thirty days immediately preceding the elec tion, or before tho registrar of the precinct in which he resides as listed below: No. 1. 2. 3. 4. .6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1 I. 12. 13. 14. 15. ID. 17. IK. 19. 20. 21. 23. 24. I'recinct. Ashland Houlevard Asblnnd ICast Central Ashland West Central Ashland- Oak North Ashland East Ashlnnd Houthenst Ashland Northwest Ashlnnd West Ashland Antioch Applcgato Harron Hellevlew Kuttn 1'nllK North Central Point South Central Point Climax Derby Kaglo Point Flounce Hock Foots Creek Cold Hill firiffln Creek North Jacksonville South Jacksonville like Creek Meadows 'Medffird North Main Medford South Main Medford North Central Medford South Central Medford North Riversldo Medford Oakdale Medford Newtown Northeast Medford Southeast Medford l'"ast Medford Southwest Medford West Medford Northwest Medford Mound Orchard Homo Porrydalo F.ast Phoenix West Phoenix Hock Point Itogue Itlver Hoxy Ann Sams Valley Sterling F.ast Talent West Talent Trail l'lilon Walklns Willow Springs Wliner 27. 2K. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33., 34. 35. 36. 3SH. 37. 31. .19. 40. 41. 42 43. 44. 4u. 0 41. ,47. 4. 49. CO. Til. (2. 53. 54. 55. 50. Mr. Oarlock's office Is at the Chamber of Commerce. The law passed by the last legislature provides that everybody must I register to vote. 1 ou positively cannot swesr In your vote, either In tho clly or country precincts, on election day. as has been the custom. - Many people believe they are reglstere.1 when they are not. lon't ' take a chance, see the registrar at once and be sure your name is on the list. Any man or woman 21 years of age who has lived, or will have: lived. In the steto six months prior to the primary May IK can register I now. There Is no time required for residence In a precinct or ward. If you have moved since ihe last election, even In the same precinct, , you must register sijaln to vote. April 17 is the lust duy to register fur primary, i OKE C,Q$, SATURDAY. NINA HOEHNE IS LEADER In the report on scholarship Is sued by Principal II. II. I'onkle for the six weeks period Just com pleted, Nina Hoehne, senior, btids the entire high school with grades of A in five suhjects carried. Miss Hoehne is president of the Torch Honor society of the high school, and hss taken an active part in promoting high scholastic standing In the school. O The uiir ctas leads In the high school with a total of 1U honor students, the freshmen rank sec ond with eight. Juniors third with five, sophomores last with four. In the freshmen class. Willlum Dough erty. Robert Spalding and Leueve Sim kins stand out with four A's each. lu the junior class Rosie Currier and Ver Dean Harvey lead with four A's each. In the siior class Nina Hoehne ranks first with 5 A's and is followed by Vivian Coss. Klrtte Pardee and Iniz Ceb hard. kith four A's each. Among special students, Juanlta De miner, a post-gtaduato, leads, wV.ii four A's. Miss Demmer was salutalorlan In the clnss of 11)27. List (if honor students follows: Mid-Year Freshmen. Kllzabeth Meiling 3 A 21! Hei.rt Wilson 2A 211 Freshmen. Fred Colvlg 2A 2U William Dougherty 4A Fielding McDearmon 3A 111 Robert Spalding 4A I,eneve Slmpkins 4A Josephine Taylor 3A W. Mildred Walker 3A 1 It Helen Williams 3A lit Sop homo its, Sa m u e I K 1 1 en be rger 2 A 21! George Winne 3A 111 Kathryu llalley 3A III Josephine Power 3A 111 Juniors, Janet Clement 2 A 211 Rosie Currier 4A Itetty Kvanson 2 A 311 Ver Dan Harvey 4 A Marguerite Porter 2 A 2 LI Scilloix, Relph Klein 4A George Silllman SA 1 U Vivian Cuss 4 A Ullia:: Walker 2A 2 II i:is(- Pardee 4 A Dorothy Crews 3A Lucille Crews 2A II'. 211 Inez Gcbhardt 4A Ib'lphine Hinck 3 A 211 Nina Hoehne ....5A Past-Graduates. Goorge Rateman 3A lit Juanlta Demmer -. 4A KMvial Mention. (Students carrying less than four subjects.) Reulah Gore 3A Louise llussurd 3A Cornwall Candidate For Superintendent llaymond I Cornwall, principal of the Washington school. Mod ford. Is a Democrat ie cam! Ida le for the nomlnatoin for county superintendent. 1 1 e r ere i ve d his e d u ca 1 1 o n in the schools of Missouri, where he was born, also grnduated from Name ami Address. Millings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland ' Killings Office, Ashland Hillings Offico, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Asliland W. II. Smith, Cenlrul Point .lohn Pernoll, Applcgato Hillings Office, Ashland Hillings Office, Ashland F.. A. Jlildrcth, Huttc Fnlls Mary A. Mee, Central Point Mary A. .Mee, Central Point Hoy Ashpole, Kagle Point II. B. Webb, Kagle Point Hoy Ashpolo. Kagle Point James Orlevc, Prospect firant Matthews. Oold 11111 M. I. Howcrs, Gold 1 1 111 I.. C. Garlock, Medford l. W. Godward, Jacksonville fl. W. flodward, Jacksonville Lewis Wyanl, Iike Crock Irfino Wyant, Hesgle 1.. C. Garlock, Medford I,. C. Garlock, Medford I,. C. Oarlock, Medford h. C. Garlock, Medford 1.. C. Garlock. Med Turd I I.. C. Garlock. Medford j I. C. Oarlock, Medford i I.. C. Oarlock, Medford L. C. Garlork. Mcrtford I.. C. Garlock. Medford 1.. C. Garlock, Medford 1.. r. Garlock. Jledfold j I,. C. Garlock, Medford Mary A. Mee, Central Point j I.. C. Garlock, Medford I,. C. Oarlock. Medford A. 11. Fisher. Phoenix j A. 11. Fisher. Phoenix j M. I), Howers. Gold HIM Mrs. Henrietta Sandry. Hoguo Hiv'r , 1.. C. fiarlock, Medford W. 11. White. Sams Valley O. W. Godward, Jacksonville g Mr. niMra. K. II. Adanison, Talent Mr. or Mrs. F. H. Adamson, Talent ! l:. F. Ash, Trail G. W. Godwaro, Jacksonville j fi. W. Godward, Jacksonville Mary A. Mee. Central Point Mrs. Henrietta Sanilry. Hugue Hlv'r MARCH 24, 1923. J the 10. in a 1 school at Monmouth. Oregon State college, and was u graduate student at the I'ui ver sify of Oregon. He has taught for years in rural, grade utul high schools, and has served as prin cipal Jn grade and high schools. He was with the American ex peditionary forces in the World j war for two years, over half of ; that timo In Siberia, and i i member of the American Legion: I was boy scout executive In Itcu iton county, and has had It) years I in this movement. Mi. Cornwall came to Medford four years ago and pun-based a tract of land on the Crater luko highway, near Medford, where he Is nuw 0iilding a home. Mr. Cornwall promises if elected :to give Ol bis time to the office land conduct it in an economical, ; efficient way. j j Tom Kay Returns SALEM, Ore.. Mar. 21. () I Mate 1 reasurer ami .mis. i. i. iuy I returned lust night from Honolulu, here they spent a month. You are requested to attend a lecture on automobile construction, service and maintenance, to be given at our Sales Room, Medford Auto Company at 8:00 P. M. Monday, March 26 Olfffil tlixlk "l"iM;L Vxiy National Representation of Pacific Coast Newspapers by an organization raised and schooled in Pacific Coast customs and markets brings increased business to the local merchants in each city, to the newspapers, and sells mer chandise for the advertiser. Mogensen repre sentatives really represent the Pacific Coast. M. C. MOGENSEN &: COMPANY Inc San Francisco: 564 Market Street TyVw Tork Qty 370 Madison Avenue Chicago, Illinoil 360 N. Michigan Avenue The Mail Tribune BILL GATES TAKES A DAY OFF ON HIS 29TH ANNIVERSARY If local residents should see V. ' A. t"Hill") Gates wondering about the city today, apparently taklnR an Interest in everything but his own plitco of busiucHH, they are warned ny mil iyuuini, pariier in groceries, not to become alarm ed. The first mentioned Hill in the well known combination is celebrat ing his 29th wcdiV.nB anniversary today. ' "And It would come on the lsl- ! est Jay In the week," remarked Mr. .ydiard. "Hill" Gates wus seen at an early hour this morning escorting Mrs. Gates to KMEH, the Mall Trlb- 1 nne-Vimin radio station, as the Automobile Owners Present and Prospective The lecture will be p;iven by Sir. "V. 11. Fenton, Serv-it-e Superintendent of the Howard Automobile Com jiany, Portland, San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles. Mr. Fenton is one of the best posted mechanical men in the United States, and will use one of the new l)uick chassis to illustrate the points of talk. Dt'rriit, (Michigan 17 Brady Street Los Angela, Qalifomid S. Spting Street our seven omens s;:rvi nm advi;rtisi;r, nm local merchants, AND TUB NEWSPAPERS WB REPRESENT 3A.9T 1 w v l--' Is Represented by the Morgensen Organization 'PAGE FIVJ8 first number on his anniversary , program. There they listened to -Whit Marlon's orchestra first band, amlOhe confided to the itaff Id charge of the stauon that today he was Eoini; to "take a day off and just play around." A little later lie was "playing around" among his bonks In the groceteria offico, and still later ha ' was back at the radio station, list ening to the O. S. C. band which arrived In Medford this morning and played over the local radio ' station from 12: 15 to 1.15. This was followed by another trip hack : to the store, wrhoro ho endeavored to Impress his smiling partner and i their secretary, Miss Jane McOuat, , mat tins was ins "uay orr. " Slulo Victim lteoovwhuj roitTI.AXI), Ore., March H.--UP) itohert Olynn was recovering today from his experience yester day of almost bcinir hurled alive at Oswego, where ho was CHUyht under crushed lime rock and held . for hours while desperate efforts wm e eiiiir made to extricate him. : TorlltnJ, Oregon 446 Mormon Street Seattle, Washington 603 Stewart Street . .