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   Hayward Twice A Week Review (Newspaper) - May 31, 1912, Hayward, California                               HAYWARD REVIEW TWENTY-FIRST YEAR ALAMEDA MAY 31, 1912. No. 44 RAISING HAY CROP ON YEAR'S Capt. Crosby IH a firm be- liever In dry farming and is ably the best informed man in tho community In regard to this method of The Captain has a fine crop of hay at his place on the Arroyo Valle and he declares that It WHS matured on last year's He prepared the ground after the accepted dry farming method with a view of conserving the As Implements he used the tooth TO PARTICIPATE 1M TIIK CHERRY CARNIVAL At the meeting of the directors of tho Chamber of held on Wednesday It was decided that pate in the forthcoming Cherry nival In San Leandro on June 7th and 8th. will also have a division in the parade on June Sth. All owners of auto- mobiles are invited to parade in the division on that A committed composed of Mayor C. W. S. C. H. R. harrow and the i Welsh and The soil wag kept damp anil mellow throughout the dry season and waa sown the early While the winter rains were too light to produce good crops in the dinary way Capt. Crosby will have the heaviest crop in many Scoffers at this method of farming I were named by the directors to arrange tor parade on that The Moving Picture Com- pany will be there day to take pictures of the parade and Hayward should make as large a display as possible with decorated autos and banners as the pictures will be shown Hayward May Hold Apricot Carnival The talk of holding carnival here about the mi apricot first of and making it .in annual Memorial Day At Lone Tree IK In will come up for decision at and thi next meeting of the of Com- merce Most every place of size out tho state holds Home special fete or carnival each year and the ward boosters have concluded that It Is time to bring Hay ward to the front and keep her there as any vegetable thrives here to The Fruitvale plant that Carnival recently should Inspect this field and learn exactly how it was Dry ing Is the only way in which the farmers of the Livermore Valley anJ j other sections impossible of tion can be sure of maturing a crop every Livermore all over the United SUNDAY SERVICES AT SAN LORENZO Sunday Mr. will on Joy of the There will be reception of new and i Young People's meeting at I p. m. at which a band of young ple of the Church and Congregation held one of the most interesting ings of all the At the netted the Native Sons and it can be repeated knows that the merco needs the the community over felt Hint the same here and the Lord Chamber of to advertise between now WILL EXPERIMENT WITH JAYS The San Lorenzo of Central California started np Wednesday on Manager placed everything in class shape for a verv busy I 1-astor speak on of thp of the rush will not cornel a I will pay 01 until apricots are ripe in July The Board of Fish and Game Com- j A cordial to our WANTED TO FOR SALE Lot and 2 cottages In the San income per for small place in must be close Address T 144 East St. San 300 one of also 300 old Leghorn S weeks old and missioners of the state of California wants two pairs of the Stellar or Mountain blue and Common The pay one dollar per pair to j anyone who will furnish the unharmed and The commission the that it can settle once nnd for all the mooted question of whether blue jays are of quail eggs or 1200 chicks 4 weeks Prices very I other birds or killing the A Inquire of R. A. will be fitted Stanton Ave. and William street up at the farm I and in it will the jays in company with a mating of and j other kinds of A close j win be kept by attendants and 'n j this the commissioners can themselves to just the habits of tile blue jay in this i many years the bine jay has I been said to have been one of the enemies to the quail j tion of the state that exists At the j same time there are many hunters i who claim differently and as a of fact no one as yet has ever re- ported to the that he has 1 actually seen a blue jay in the sucking the eggs or killing the I j young That further East may be avoided and that danger to I quail propagation be lessened by i propose to plai e Memorial Day WHS oh served In by the of business and a large gathering o Hayward and vicinity people attend ed the Memorial Day exercises n Lone Tree Cemetery held under th auspices of tho Hayward Veterans League assisted by the Hill and Val The publish Tuesday was carried out to tho letter and every mound in the Soldiers Plot was profusely decorated will beautiful flowers by a delegation o girls from the High School The which will appear In the as delivered by Kev U. of the was one of tho ever delivered in TELEPHONE COMPANY SHOWS PROPER SPIRIT SAX The Paul ic Telephone and Tele- graph being ed to remove all wires on the ciple business streets has reached compromise with the City Trustees and has agreed to take down al the open wire and on the main streets of the city which at the present time are used for giving cal These wires will be re- moved from a distance considerably north of the bridge on East 14th street to about one-third mile south of the center of the The local placed in Thin will greatly Improve the peal of the streets and will low the shade trees to grow up about 1'ittecn feet higher than at the present time It appears to be the de- sire of the telephone company to operate with the as well as all corporations operating in San with a Mew of placing joint pole construction with the end that as main pub s as possible be removed from the strei The com- seems willing to make ments to allow the Oakland tion Company to attach their span wires on their which will able the O T. Co. to take down all their lion poles on the cast side of n the business an extermination of the jay If found j I is the j This matter is of interest to not further underground con- duits in advance of any street paving which may be done through the ter of with the object in view sportsman in the It will i be hard to trap blue in the mountains as there are 1 thousands of the birds the surrounding It is the birds come in pairs and be practically as well as unharmed in any may be expressed to the farm at where charges will be Anyone furnishes them should first cate with the farm by letter or to the commission in San bet ore i making the shipment of having the underground plant in place so that the streets will not have to bu torn up This is showing the proper spirit on behalf of the telephone company and San Leandro will have an under- ground system as soon as the property make up their mind to permanently Improve East IX i OFFICERS AT BIG CONCLAVE WC HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF j Wagons and Surries And our Prices are Away Below the other fellows Cal ud Mi over our Immense No trouble to show goods Petersen Brothers Leading Hardware Dealers B near MAIN CAL. Knights of Columbus I ing in San have elected ot i fleers for the ensuing Tho' j was no contest for any of the f Sacramento was selected as the place i for holding the conclave next Following were the officers San fresh SANTA May j S. of Santa Clara Observatory to-night an- the solar and weather for The .it solar disturbance of is and visible on in latitude 10 south and degrees from tral it served as an in- fur whole weather of May the last forecasted that the one of May 22 to in oui On j Frank Joseph Los John San Francisco the weather for June on coast 4 j 22 to Joseph name John J. j state John M. i I Santa state Harry state jy 2.-, the lust June will a rise in temperature I throughout the up to mid- j night June T. and a new a. The territory P. TO SAN PK Are You Satisfied With the COFFEE You are It in grt of Mir K 10 ke H mud Wr It mnd If yon find It tn lie Uw hrst you for U no- We arc willing In all M. W. HOLMES HIGH CLASS GROCERIES and DELICACIES Home Made Pies and Cakes B and Main Tel. Hayward 154 Commencing June 27th and July 1st and 2n'l. I I round trip tickets will be Stations in California ut Tl one fare and one third Inial Federation Final limit thirty from date ami Arabia 1'. i allowed There will -j reduced from in unl j Mexico For rates and s these see any P. j MAY COMK FROM P. SUIT Those old on tho cur linn uro enough tn any People to buy are HonsIcK they If the 1'iieir- Ic would only give us a service they would set every mother's son of us to thut wny as a rebuke tn Oakland Traction Company which does for until fore cd to Tile suit of vs. Western Pacific is and definite come out ot it. State It. of tho Board of railroad will make a thorough of tho aliened Inadequacy of the user service maintained bj the Western between here and horn will probably he In 11 ij waul next week and be aided In work by T. V. attorney for the town of Whether or not the demands filed with the will be granted will pend upon the report made by The complaint to the er the board to regulate and control all public corporations in tile State and asked that the railroad lie compelled tn run five daily trains each way connecting s across the bay betwen Oakland and San It is also requested that tile rates be cut down as well as the running It Has intimated by that the residents ot would bo satisfied if the company would run the required trains without tions with The contention of the railroad Is that any improvement made in the service met by competition Southern Pacific and the Key Route system and that the increased dule asked for is not justified by tho returns that would Statistics been used by the Western c to show Hint the improvements ask ed would cost n month nnd hat the additional income would be but HOUR FOB The fight of the hotel men of California to beat the law for working women It ed and the women have In u decision handed down day the Supreme Court declared law constitutional and tho last hope oC the hotel Tho health and safety of the race de- pends on women and laws for their special protection are the supreme Tho stand taken for the first time In this state on class An exemption is made In the act for women working on perishable fruits and They may work in tho fruit season in and packing houses aa many hours as they Boarding and houses are classified apart from hotels The advocates of the law believed that only on ground was the act endangered TAKE TO CARRY FIGHT TO THE PARLIAMENTARY LAW What promises to be one of the most bitter political fights in the history Alameda county given impetus Thursday when At- Harris P. Jones and W. J. Locke were instructed by the Good Club to Immediately proceed as their representatives to contest the recent action of the Town of San In refusing to take action on a petition filed by former Trustee L. J. who demanded a recount of the votes east at the last election The attorneys will at once apply to tile Superior Court for a writ of damus directing the Board of tees to proceed with the hearing of tho petition Jones stated that the local Board would be compelled to take testimony in the which would undoubtedly result In a re- count of the Miss class in tary law is now and meet on the second and the fourth Thursday of each month at three clock In the afternoon at Mrs. The California Civic League the teaching of Miss who is to come to Haj ward un- der the auspices of Union Civic FOR EGGS AT YOUK DOOR I call and pay the highest cash prices for strictly Send a postal to Carl Hay ward PIGEONS FOR SALE About 100 good pigeons for Apply to L. Lake Chabot ltd bistro SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES For rent at very low rates at BANK OF A Mfe and ent place to keep your valuable For a chance to figure on your feed Better lay for us and see how your hens will lay for CO. 5 15 IB WATKINS ST. and Opp. S. P. Depot Telephone Hayward 101 HENRY ALTER LEROY PRATT 148-R 1021 C UNDERTAKERS LICENSED EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Private Chapel Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night T'i 1 ir t i l XO HoMK r m 1 ut's m. 1 lit. s 1" 2-1 1" nr Haas K their i. arc auto run to Fr. trip was made but Mr. Unas it -a as j hot dusty 5 Ihe 11 w. .an llll his I many anj and I give yon ill on P On- nti s. i no Girls Wanted the i Inquire at i at Poultry is open from S a. to o p. m. X man n i in charge during those hours and will serve patrons with a full line of try IN ORDERING GROCERIES Ring Up Hayward 98 Send a Note or Have Us Call on You for Orders HIST AND KHY IX THK OK YOC YOUR mil AXY NOT WK ASK is FAIR AND TRY DO OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS KEPT FRESH Co. Phone HAYWARD 98 904 B near Cal.  

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