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MEDFORD" MXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY,' SEPTEMBER 27, 1929.
EM'BRIDE.
DEAN OF BENCH
SE
One of (ho moot illsllngulshed
Jurist uf the stale in attendance
at the male bar nuaorlullon con
vention here and who Is the dean
In yearn and the oldest active mem
ber of the association Is .Indue
Thomas A. McBrlde of Salem, the
veioran and UK'd witty member of
the slain supreme court, and af
fectionately known throughout Ore
eon as Tom McBrldo.
The kindly white-haired Judge
McBride, because of his lovable
personality and keen Intellect, is
the center of attention wherever
lie appears during the cuuventlon
: the other lawyers crowding
nround him eager to extend fellcl
llons nnd talk with him and, de
spite his years, the JudKe stands
erect In lintel lobby or federal
building corridor and without even
leaning on his cane shakes hands
and converses as long us they
come, apparently without futlgue,
and hugely enjoying this attention,
thus showing in mentul alertness
be Is one of the youngest visiting
lawyers.
When asked in the lfolel Mud
ford lobby eurly this forenoon 11'
he bad taken the scenic drive this
morning given the visitors as an
enlerlulnnient feature. Judge Mc
Bride replied with that i'umous
twinkle in ills eyes, "No, I wus en
joying a scenic snore at that lime."
not believe In girls ana boys mm
igllng. ,
j JJoth girls enter a co-educntlonal
I Institution. The results of the rtlf
: ferent environments und discipline
furnish material for an intensely
' human drama of love and sacri-
flee. William Collier. Jr., nnd John
Holland liavo the leading mascu
I line roles.
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College Coquette
at Rialto Tonight
The problem of co-education nnd
its effect upon youthful minds fur
nishes the appealing theme of a
powerful all-talking drama, of col
lege life, "The College CofiUf'ttc,"
which Is at the Itlalto theater to
day. The plot revolves around the
adventures of two gbls of widely
different natures. On.e portrayed
by Kuth Taylor, is cou,uetUnh, used
to masculine companions. The
other Is of the clinging vine vari
ety, delineated by Johyna Kalston.
She represents the girl who has
been reared under the rigid dU
clpllne of n stern mother, who floes
Karl II. Mootry, of Salem, Is
responsible for the attractive ap
pearance of the windows at the
.Muglll Drug store. .Mr. Mnotiy
came here recently to succeed 1-3.
I. Stone who now operates a store
at Centrs-l J'olnt.
Previous to coming here two
weeks ego Mr. Mootry was em
ployed by the Capital Drug com
pany tif Salem. .Jlls specialty and
hobby Is Inferior decorating. Mr.
and Mrs. Mootry are making their,
home on South itlversldo and nre
both well pleased with Medford
and the friendly spirit of the
people.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
SETTING THE PACE
Wherever you go PIGGLY WIGGLY sets the pace for real values in
quality foods. Our system cuts down the cost of selling and we pass
this saving on to you in every-day low prices and real savings. No
wonder more than 2,500,000 thrifty people buy their table needs at
these Btores every day. It's an easy way to save money.
FEATURES FOR THIS WEEK-END
P. C. B. HONEY MAID GRAHAMS,
1 -pound package '.
19c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, (Limit)
2 for :
lie
M. J. B.
Coffee
Vacuum Pack
Tin , ,
'-50'
VAN CAMP'S
Tomato
Soup
325
c
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
Carton
1.15
MORTON'S SALT, Cc
new '-'()-ox sitto
BEST FOOD MAYONNAISE, 11 n
Full pint '
WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP, A C r
Largo package
WILLAMETTE STRING BEANS, AQn
Xo. 2 can, 3 for 5JC
COMET BROWN
Rice Flakes
Something
New
2491
HONEY-DEW
Marmalade
ll-oz. Jar
2T
FANCY
Otter
Shrimp
3
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CARNATION PREMIUM OATS,
1 in rye package
39c
CALO DOG FOOD,
29c
RICHMOND-CHASE A.SPARAGUS, tall cans
2 for .
55c
PIGGLY WIGGLY FLOUR,
40-lh suck
$1.89
SQUASH, Hubbard or Sweet Potato,
pound
2c
CARROTS AND BEETS,
3 hunches
10c
408 E. Main St., Medford, Oregon
i
Piggly Wiggly Market
SPECIALS
Turkeys Chickens Rabbits
'Veal Roast, per pound , 25c
Choice Beefsteak, per pound . . 35c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound . . . 25c
Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c
Phone 1236 1v" . We Deliver
French Airmen Point for Siberia
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mfefhrmwm
Atanflutri) P.". -
Dieucionne Costa and Maurice Bellante hope to record a new
world'! record for long dlatanee flight In their plane, the Question
Mark.
Briefs From the Bar
Interesting Items and Anecdotes Concerning Visiting Mem
bers of State Bar Association
To prove that the supremo court
in u I ways Juki it little ahead of any
other Kroup in the state judicial
depart mcnt. Judge John Kund
aiisi at (J; 30 this morning and
awakfiied thr rest of tile Hotel
Medford Tor the Business and lJro-ft-.ssliUKil
Women's : sctmic drive
whh-h Htarti'd at 7:3. Slipping
0110 over on the "other boyn" ho
and Mrs. Hand enjoyed a complete
bii'aki'aNt liffiiro they Klurted out.
Jnde Thnmnti A. Mr It ride nays
he enjoyed a .trrfctly nood
"seenlo Niioro" at that time, how
ever, knowing thai .lurio Hand
would uphold the dignity und pres
tige of the BUpreme court on .the
Journey.
Chief Justice .O. 1 Oohow, who
jnlno atone early, its said to have
; missed the drive by an arm, when
j he ran hack to IiIh room at the
j Hotel Medford for his overcoat.
Circuit Judge Clarence Gilbert
'of Portland wild that one didn't
I need to go nut in tho country to
i enjoy the Hronery around Medford.
lie evidently referred to-tlie scenic
points that punned In review thru
the hotel lobby. ' ; 1
O'Hryon and Deputy JJistrlct AlA
lornoy (Jeorwe Mo.wjjy o Jjortland
were reported by their IckuI com
paniona to have been, overheard
talkliiK other than shop on the trip
down to Medford. '
CleopltuK Kirk, the ," hatldfiome
young deputy district nttorney of
Multnomah county, Ha Id to be the
.only remaining "unattached" baoh-
elor In the department, a vera that
' he Iuih heard considerable nbout-J
j Medford pears, but that he was
j pleasantly surprised o y ejci the
; snowuiK 01 local pencnes,
! could also bo exploited.
that
Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe of Port
land, who has been visiting in 1oh
AiiKelcs for tho past several weeks,
arrived on the train this noon,
claiming that she had cut her trip
short to attend the Har association
convention. She was met by a
hu-Ke delegation of legal lights,
who also cut their sessions short
to see that slio arrived safely.
George Shepherd, past president
of tho Multnomah County Bar as
sociation cuts a fino figure behind
his classic Van Dyke heard. He is
also said to be a bachelor.
Judge Walter 11. Kvans, who is
alleged to he expecting an impor
taut wire from Washington, D. C..
almost any time now. whh discov
ered feverishly opening a telegram
I at breakfast this morning. Ac
curding to Judge Kkwull of Port
I land, who looked over his shoul
der, It was from his cook, demand
ing a raise In salary, i
Mrs. Carl Little of Portland says
I she Is hero to testify that Attorney
II. O. Immel of Kugone, tells every
) thing he knows. She shod two
, tears as she said it.
Attorney Itarney Goldstein of
Portland, as one main difficulty
on the golf course, according to
his friends. He cannot remember
the word "fore." He generally
makes it $3.08," and throws every
game on the links in confusion as
the woman all rush to pick up the
bargain. j
Judge J. V. "Sandy" Campbell
of Oregon City was formerly an
auctioneer, according lo the testi
mony of those lawyers: who have
argued in his court. During the
course of any trial, they say, he
may he seen, waving ills arms
around preparnlory to letting his
gavel go to the highest bidder.
There are more ways than one
of keeping a young lady warm on
an early morning- scenic drive,
according' to Fred K. Smith of
Kugerie, " who always brings' an
extra sweater along. .
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, 1 The remnrks of Rev. Dr. T. II.
Teinple, former well known pastor
here of the FJrst Methodist church
in" making -his report Wednesday
as superintendent' of - tho Salem
district, "at the annual 'conference
of the Oregon Methodist church
being held in Portland this week,
have. been received with much in
terest by Methodists thruout the
state, nnd especially- here.
In this report he advocated the
practice of ministers visiting from
house t,o house. "I .may be a bit
old-fashioned, but I do know that
if pastors are to succeed they must
visit from' house to house, have
it very definite purpose In visiting,
realizing that the chief business
of a pastor Is to lead men to God.
Unless we do this we must con
stantly face the heart-breaking
condition we now face, namely, a
constantly decreasing membership,
abandoned churches nnd a pagan
rural life."
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afSIHMMMt
'Paper from the peaV boxes has
baused us some trouble on the Pa
cific highway In the Hogue Klver
valley," says William Chandler, di
vision engineer of the highway de
partment. "There Is paper In every
box and. the wind blew much of
the paper nround the crchards nnd
onto, the highway, so that he had
to send men out picking up the
paper to keep the roaa looking re
spectable. Gathering waste paper,
cans, bottles nnd other trash is one
of the expenses of maintenance of
the highway system. Unless this
rubbish was nemoved every few
days the hlghwnys would be In an
awful megs." Preponlan.
Johnson fruit Market
Saturday Specials
Sweet Spanish Onions, 6 lbs. . . . 19c
Banana Squash, per lb. ........... 2c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs.. . . .. 25c
Fancy Oregon Celery, 2 bunches . ."' 25c
Sunkist Oranges (medium size), "
2 dozen ..... . ........ . 29c
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Complete line of all fresh fruits and veg
etables in season.
3 Free Deliveries Daily Phone 1137
" - ' Plenty of Parking'Space
It V Going to Rain
Yes, it's going to rain before
long and you are going to
need Clothes to keep you dry
We have Red Rubber Boots . . $2.95 j
We Have Rain Coats and Pants at $2.00
We have Black Bear Water Repel 1 e n t
- Clothing.
We have Stag Shirts water proof arid
..warm..,
We can save you some money. .
We have All Wool Suits at . . $14.50
Canvas Gloves', small size, 3 pair . 25c
Red Hunting Hats and Caps .1 Buck
Winter Union Suits at ..... . 95c
20x40 Turkish Towels . . ... . 15c
16-inch High Top Shoes ... . $6.50
Boys' High Tops at . . . . . . $4.75
Flannel Shirts as low as . . . . $1.15
Heavv
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Blankets and Ouilts. li!
Hand Trunks . . . . . . ... $5.00
Suit Cases . . ... . . . ... $1.00
4-room Furnished House for Rent.
That's all today -We just 'wanted , to
tell you it's going to rain
The Cheapest Store in the West
WILL H. WILSON
JEWELERS
MEDFORD, ORE.
-and now we are showing
"CHARM"
A New Pattern that HAS Real Charm
This fascinating pattern was "v
chosen in a novel manner. 7,IG'.) fl (J
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saiuls of artists in a Holmes and
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women then expressed their
choice of the ten best patterns
submitted. You'll be delighted with this
exquisite
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