Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1929, Image 3

GOLDEN CRESPEPWIOPEN
ORCHARD SOLD LONGER HOURS TO
TOE.W.J.HEARTY
(From Wpdncsdny lale edition.) ,
AfcnrdliiK to Walter H. Jver- 1
fttn, Uicul realtor, tlio Golrifn Crest '
oii'hard. HiO-acre pfiir property of;
I'lilllip Larmon of Chicago and as- j
BocfatOK, IncludlnK C'huso (.Jttrtlhior I
uf Metlford, Iihs been purchased by)
10. J. Hearty, of Xev York. i
The ranch has been selected by)
Mr, Hearty, it is believed, fur a. fu
ture home upon retirement. j
The plac, two and one-half j
miles east of Ta!ent in the vicinity J
of the Suncrest orchard and ad
joinlns the Kilvercrest orcharl re
cently purchased by Jtoyd and Lev
eret te commands a masnlf Icent
view of the valley, is out of the fuj:
iihd frost and is heavy producer.
Mixiy-five acres of heavy bearinK
Uarlletts and D'Anjous: D5 acres of
youns pears, one to four years old
as well as the remainder of the!
property are under the Talent Irri
gation district.
Mr. Hearty takes immediate pos
sesion, Including this yaar's crop.
The consideration is understood
to' be In the neighborhood of $100,
T
HAS PART OF TACKLE
AID FRUIT WIRES
In order to pive the fruit men
belter service, the local Western
I'nion office wilt be open from
6 :;;o a. m. to I a. in., starting
.Inly 1, according to A, 1). Collier,
manager.
A number of official of the
Western I'nion are in Med ford
temporarily In the interest of the
telegraph com puny during the
construction' of cull box circuits,
and installation of a simplex
printer at the airport, fr use
between the Western Union office
and the field.
Two operators have been added
to the local office staff. Miss Jane
Smith, combination Morse and
Simplex operator, and J. L. Pem
bu of Seattle.
The officials who are now in
Med ford are: A. II. ISrudwig.
equipment foreman, of Portland;
C- A. Williamson; maintenance
foreman, Portland; S. R. Murray,
district manager, Seattle; C (I.
I'.unnell, district manager, Port
land; 15. Moranty, Simplex su
pervisor, Vancouver, Wash.; K.
A. Sims, plant representative, liu
gene and W. Meverdon, plant rep
resentative, Portland. ;
C. K. Madsen, construction fore-'
man Is also In the city, supeoin-1
tending the construction of a new I
telegraph lino from Ashland to;
Olcndale. f j
Kverett Trowbridge thought . it
was bad luck. liadio Preacher
Pill Pay regarded it an act of
providence. Tlie fish considered
it a juke, and the game wurden
had' nothing to say.
This is how It happened, ac
cording to the minister. Kverett
and Pill ent fishing yesterday at
Fish lake, IWj miles from Medfnrd.
Petween them they hauled in be
tween Sii and CO JJastern Speckled
brook trout.
Then rami along the twin
brother of the 1 "-pounder alleged
to have been caught the othur day
by Walter Dovereux. professional
golf player, in Pelican bay, ac
cording to Hill. Uoth men hud a
bile, and in trying to land the
"big fish"' the, Trowbridge hook
and spinner disappeared, and
I-itH'.i reel was permanently and
hopelessly shattered. To make
mutters worse, the fishermen saw
their intended victim floating
smugly down the stream. j
As ibey turned from the stream
on ineir Homeward journey they
'Encountered Roy Parr, deputy
game warden. They had the limit.
HAY VISIT PORT
Another sidelight was thrown
upon the plans for the bin two
day dedication of the new Med
ford airport, to be held here be
ginning Labor Hay. in case the
field is completed by that time.
The Med ford service station Ih
corresponding with the. Goodyear
Tire company In regard to obtain
ing the use of the huge Coodyear
blimp at the port for the occasion.
Indications for accomplishing
this aim appear favorable at the
present time; according to C. T.
1 laker, secretary of the chamber
of . commerce. The blimp float
ing over- Medord will add a spec
tacular effect to the celebration,
which will be welcomed by the
local committee in 'charge of the
program.
CITY PARK FRIDAYi
Friday evening at 5:15, the Klks
band will give their first concert
of the reason at the city park.
Tile program is as follows:
March, "Tin Diplomat" Sousa
Popular, "Wedding Hells Are
Hreaking Up That Old Clang
of Mine."
Overture. "Bohemian C;irl".,..Tialfe
March, "Lincoln Centennial"
- Fa rru r
Intermezzo, "In a Persian Mar
ket" Ketelby
Popular, "Mutton I'p Your Over
coat" DeSylvbt
..ii. 'h from "Scenes Pilto:-
esques , Massenetl-
March, ''Trouping Days" King
"Star Spangled Hminer"
j Mrs. Oscar Dunford, who mus
j tui ned serious injuries a the re
'sult of a ear accident which oe
I currcd when she and the local
I jailer ' were passing through To
j ledn. Ore., on il vacation trip last
(week. Is said to be recovering
rapidly at a hospital In that city.
I According to word received at the
' court house, Mr. and M rs. Dun
ford expect to return to Med ford
next week.
Mrs. Uunford suffered severe
! gashes across the scalp anil face,
necessitating stitches being takm
I In two places. She also received
a number of body bruises as a re
sult "f the accident. Mr. Uunford
is said to have received several
minor cuts and bruises, but was
I not injured seriously.
THE PICK O' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES
A gorgeous Spanish girl a dashing
Pony Express rider and a plot of
gold-rush rttttions and romance.
TIM. 4l
MCCOY
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If tllCi
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