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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
1
Local merchant Mr Alikon urged Hayward to pursue new industries after years of growth. He said constant employment attracts workers who regret leaving and proposed an industrial fund to purchase site and attract permanent factories as a key future for the town.
Yesterday in the P C League Oakland defeated Sacramento 4 to 0 after rain called the game. Los Angeles beat Portland 11 to 10. Vernon won 5 to 1 over Salt Lake. San Francisco defeated Seattle amid rain. The series stands show San Francisco leading Seattle 2 to 1 with Sacramento 3 and Oakland 1 and Salt Lake 3 to Vernon 1. Today Seattle visits San Francisco and Oakland travels to Sacramento while Vernon visits Salt Lake and Portland plays at Los Angeles.
Spectators and 15000 veterans attended the dedication of the United States War Veterans Hospital at Livermore. Gov Friend Richardson Sen Samuel Shortridge and Rep Albert E Carter were among the dignitaries present as trains from San Francisco Oakland and Sacramento delivered attendees. The hospital for tubercular ex service men will be directed by Colonel P S Rawls with parking for over 7000 cars available nearby.
Holy Name society members will be guests of honor at Ladies Night on Wednesday April 15 at Mirsign Hall. Frank Pereira leads a committee to arrange the program with speakers and musical acts including Miss Vargas and Miss Kelly. A scene orchestra will perform and a banquet will follow.
University of California extension experts urge apple and pear growers in southern Alameda County to spray Minnedinol soon to control codlin moth. Two and one half pounds arsenate of lead per 100 gallons plus three fourths pound spreader advised. Several officials and veterans groups listed among attendees at a local event with hospital open for inspection and a luncheon for visitors.
Paris reports say after a day of talks President Douergne pursued a quick cabinet solution as Herriot's government faced a parliamentary tangle. Aristes Briand denied being offered the post while other possible leaders included Senator Steed Finance Minister De Manzie and Senator Maurice Sarraut. Leaders from both sides agreed a left dominated cabinet was likely.
Jay Bruce, state lion hunter, outfits a small automatic 15 foot film camera to record mountain lions and wildlife during hunts. He plans to film without others present for use in lectures and articles on game conservation. The device aims to produce clear regulation size motion pictures of animal behavior and reptile life when warranted.
April 11 report: one eighth of the Pacific coast sea bean crop burned as two large warehouses, one of Southern Pacific and another of Ranoalta & Durnil Vegetable Packing, were destroyed. Lineman A. E. Johnson of Southern California Edison died removing wires. Total damage estimated at 750000. Lima bean prices rose half a cent per pound. The blaze occurred forty five miles east of Santa Barbara.
Hayward fire chief M C Riggs reports only two alarms since January with no damage due to fires within city limits and a total fire loss of 850 dollars since June. He notes several fires outside city limits fall beyond Hayward fire department jurisdiction as he pursues a trophy for low coast company fire loss.
April 11 petitions for rehearing were filed with the railroad commission by the Golden Gate Ferry Company and Rodeo-Vallejo Line seeking to lower auto ferry rates. The actions challenge the commission's first order on jurisdiction and powers and warn that a denial could push the case to court.
A meeting of the Hayvard High School Parent-Teachers Association will be held Monday at 2 P M in the high school building. Mrs C Nagel, a prominent member of the Oakland Federation, will speak on character building. All interested in PT A work are invited to attend.
Oakland resident D D Hayford known as Montana Kid petitions the rodeo committee to enter riding events at the June rodeo here. He pledges confidence atop buckers and offers several outlaws and trick horses. The exact dates to be set at a meeting next week for planning the annual event.
Russell City residents approve a new Scout troop to be formed by end of April. Henry Hopkins of the Alameda County Boy Scouts announces a third meeting with residents to finalize the organization and enroll more than a dozen boys. The movement expands rapidly in southern Alameda County with optimism for spring and summer activities.
Berlin April 11 Field Marshal Von Hindenburg declared in an Easter message that he will not surrender his personal political convictions despite his candidacy for president. He affirmed he will follow the spirit of the present constitution.
Arsenic was found in two boxes at the home of Mrs Anna Cunningham whose husband and four children died over six years. Mrs Cunningham was questioned by the Chitage police and is to be returned for investigation by Gary authorities. First Picnic Planned at Laurel Grove Park Hayward.
For sale two Queen Brooder stores in good condition and a Ross feed cutter. Contact J Lustig at 529 Watkins Street Hayward area or H S Ballenger in Haviland between Grove and Willow streets. Also rabbits 47 does 185 meat ready for market with a self cleaning Hutch.
The University of Washington varsity crew defeated California varsity by twelve lengths in the three mile race, finishing in 15 minutes 9 seconds to claim preparation for the Poughkeepsie regatta. Freshmen from California beat Washington freshmen on a two mile course, by four lengths, amid large crowds on the estuary.
In dense fog today a collision between two traction cars killed the conductor and injured several passengers. Hayward Native Sons manager Riggs announced the Sunday April 12 game has been postponed to April 26.
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