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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1934)
PXGB FOUR V. LI visit with Mrs. Ollhouben's slater, Mrs. Mary Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Eva Ssgessman and little daughter, Mary Bllzabeth, drove to Eugene May 30 for a few days' visit with Mrs, Segeasman's sitter. set on the Rogue have returned home after spending the past six months In California, Mr, and Mrs. D, Grim of Medford war over-night guest at th Boyd Tucker home May 18. Trail school closed May IS, Miss Helen Stewart of Medford Is her to help at California on the Rogue. Mr. Stewart assisted at the camp last year. Mr. and Mrs. R. Morgsn left for San Franoiaco May IT. The Morgana had planned on spending the sum mer here and were sorry to go, but business came up that needed their Immediate attention. Mrs. Tom Week waa an overnight guest of her grandmother, Mr. Mary Leabo, May 31, Mrs. Anna Wilson, who ha been In this community for two months, has returned to her home in Med ford. Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Ragadale and children epent Sunday evening vlalt mg Mr, and Mrs. Boyd Tucker. , Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Hutchinson, ac companied by their son, Keva. and family of Klamath Falls, drove to Bend May 18 to spend the week-end visiting the'.r oldest son, Floyd and family, of Hood River. Boyd Tucker la helping with the work at California on th Rogue. Trail POPPY SALE WILL START OM FRIDAY TRAIL, May 34. (Spl.) Mrs. R. Qllhousen and aona of Los Angeles have returned bom after a few day' I Mr. and Mrs. N. L, Johnson of Bun- "A poem Inspired It and s little tody from Georgia atarted It," Hid Mrs. Belva Aiken, poppy chairman ol Medford unit o( the American Le gion Auxiliary, describing the origin of the cuatom ol wearing popplea In honor of the world war dead, at the auxiliary's poppy headquarter In Medford today. With a corps of as sistants, Mrs. Aiken is completing arrangements for "Poppy day," Fri day, May 35, and Saturday, May 38, when the auxiliary will distribute popples throughout the city. "While serving on the staff of the T. M. C. A. overseas at headquarters at Columbia university In November, 1818, Miss Molna Mlohael of Athens, Qa., received a copy of a magazine containing col. John McOrae's poem, 'We Shall Not Sleep,' " explained Mrs. Aiken. "Touched by the poem's refer ence to popples growing between the rows of croases In the war cemeteries, Miss Michael deolded to wear a poppy In honor of th war dead. She pur chased a number of popples and dis tributed them among the workers at the headquarters, starting a cuatom that has spread throughout the world." The poppy was adopted as the memorial flower of the American Le aN gion at the Legion's national con vention in Cleveland, Ohio, In 1030. When th American Legion Auxiliary waa organized the following year, the little red blossom became the Auxil iary's ' memorial flower. The poppy ! also th memorial flower of th British Legion and Is worn In all parte of the British emrire In trib ute to th dead. Th flowers which th American Legion Auxiliary will distribute her have been made by disabled veterans and contributions reoelved for the flowers will go to the Legion and Auxiliary work for the disabled, their families and the families of the dead. NEW NATIONAL GUARD SET UP TO EXPEDITE WASHINGTON, May 34 (AP) Th National Guard bureau said today ordera were being sent to all state National Guard unit, officially changing th set-up of the organiza tion to expedite action In time of emergency. Th Changs, chiefly on paper, be came effective as the result of an amendment to th national defense act of last June which designated the organization as th National Guard f th United States, Under the new set up,, the status of officer and man is chsnged so that In th future they will be In ducted Into military service as com ponent reserve unit and not as indi viduals. This la expected to simplify imme diate utilization of the national guard In war tlm. Under the old system, It was neces sary to disband the various guard Unite, enlist or draft each man again, and organize new units as a part of the army. , Hereafter with one order the entire guard of any state can be trans formed into an army unit. M'COIICK PAYS 1 NSW YORK, May 24, (AP) Mrs. Rhode Tanner Doubleday received 188,000 In settlement of her breach of promise ault against Harold F. Mo Oormlck, wealthy Ohlcagoan, accord ing to Henry A, Uterhut, Mrs. Dou bleday's New York attorney. Uterhart said the settlement was made about a week ago In Chicago, and that the details were - bandied by Mrs. Doubleday's Chicago attorney, Henry K. Urlon. Mrs. Doubleday had asked 81,380,- 000. Zn'the settlement, she returned number of letters from McCormlck, Uterhart said. New NEW CASCADE LIMITED ; ON FIRST RUN SUNDAY PORTLAND, May 34. (F) The Southern Pacific's new "Cascade Lim ited," to leave on It first south bound trip at 4 p. m., Sunday, will make only 10 atop on th entire 774-mll run between Portland and San Francisco, officiate of th line announced today. Th train will maintain a 30-hour tchedule botn way. Pile Sufferers Can Yon Answer These Questions? Do you know why external rem, dies so seldom give quick and perma nent relief? Why cutting doe not remov th cause? Do you know th cause of Pile it Internal? That there 1 congestion of blood la th lower bowl th vein flabby, the parte lifeless? 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