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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
1
Walter Daniels, local auto dealer and clubman, argues cars greatly aid health and industry. He notes farmers and city dwellers gain access to town, beaches, doctors, and markets, while transport speeds production and broadens social ties. The car fosters cooperation, better health, and friendly communities.
Heavy snows drive elk and deer into Banff, Alberta, where wildlife roam Banff Avenue and even visit homes seeking tidbits. Residents report frequent sightings as animals parade through the streets and interact with houses and doorways.
A 300 ton ram ship Coal Harbour sailing from Canada with liquor to South American ports was towed into San Francisco Bay by the coast guard cutter Cahokia. The ship was found inside the 12 mile limit during the night in a peaceful seizure. cargo size not disclosed.
About 35 businessmen and professionals from Harvard gathered at the Presbyterian church banquet hall for the Brotherhood Dinner. Rev. Earl Cochran of Alameda gave an engaging talk, interwoven with a musical program including a Quist Clemens duet and a Quist solo, while Miss Marion Handy accompanied on piano and J. E. Ashton presided. The host crowd praised Cochran for his vivid recollections of youth on a cattle ranch and his message on how business leaders can influence good.
Owing to a mail delay the Review Comic strip Tubby has not arrived. Publication of this comic will resume as soon as the latest release reaches the Review.
New today lost long cravanette overcoat left at Thorup Grocery reward offered. Wanted day work charge 50c per hour half days but full days preferred. Cal Webb Cannery Grocery store Mrs Davis. 120 Chevrolet touring car runned miles late 1923 model with extras for sale 350.00 J C Twaddle 146 Smailey Ave Hayward. Wanted licensed truck driver or store delivery work Herbie C Hansen Hunt Cannery Cabin 86. For sale 3 milking goats one fresh apply Mr Kniss corner Bain Ave and Birch Road Newark. 20 pounds?
The Collie named Jack, central to Hayward interest, was awarded to Miss Caroll Cook of Oakland by the local court. Judge Herbert D. Wise ruled the dog recognized Miss Cook more than Mrs. W. H. Quaas, who also claimed the animal.
The Hayward Natives and the Fruitvale native team meet tonight in the Native Son basketball league. This fifth game features Hayward leading with four wins and no losses. The match takes place at the Local Native Sons hall with 25 cent admission.
Everett McKee age 33, a disabled ex soldier, died from wounds at his Oakland home. He was buried yesterday in the soldiers plot at Lone Tree Cemetery and was well known in Hayward.
The American Legion state executive committee will meet in Sacramento on February 20 to discuss pending veterans legislation before the State Legislature. They will also map plans for the September 15 state convention at Catalina and the October Omaha National Convention, with representatives from various districts to be heard by the committee.
Special to The Reviews George Victor Collier six month old son of Mr and Mrs R C Collier of Niles died Sunday evening at the family home after a severe pneumonia attack Funeral services were held Tuesday morning from the family residence with Rev Allen Goozee officiating.
Washington reports that a German hydro electric contractor will start developing Shannon river power in Ireland. The project gains board of experts approval and was confirmed by the Department of Commerce as imminent.
Hollywood police were called to Pele Negri’s Beverly Hills residence after a burglar was shot at by the screen actress who then chased him away. Neighbors heard the gunfire and investigators found a cut telephone wire at the actress’s home. Negri declined comment.
Hayward unlimited team wins 17 to 12 while local class B squad loses 13 to 11 in a pair of basketball games between Hayward and Santa Clara.
Mrs Florence P Kahn widow of the late Julius Kahn former congressman from San Francisco today fills the vacancy created by his death Voters in a special election yesterday gave Mrs Kahn the honor with light turnout Raymond A Burr finished second in the race
Salt Lake City Feb 18 The Southern Utah scenic area including Zion Cedar Breaks and Bryce Canyon will open to general travel on May 15 with full rail and motor transportation lodges and public care facilities. Union Pacific spends nearly two million dollars with state and federal funds aiding highways and rail links. Thirty three miles of rail line from Lund to Cedar City gateway modern station depot traffic facilities. Hotel El Escalante at Cedar City completed. Motor buses to operate on loop Cedar City Zion Bryce and Cedar Breaks.
The Treasury Department amends internal revenue regulations stating co operative marketing associations are exempt from income tax and shall not be required to file reforms.
John F. Martin aged 20 was arrested in Vallejo California after his mother accused him of stealing two thousand dollars in cash and jewelry that belonged to her. She said he impersonated the financier Charles Ponzi while tossing money away in a San Francisco road house jazz spree last Saturday night.
Sammy Rose a veteran repairman with international experience has opened United Motors Industries in San Lorenzo. He is a well known Hayward native who worked around the bay region and traveled as a service man before the war. The new shop offers general auto service and claims to be the first of its kind in San Lorenzo.
In California the Florence Lake tunnel of the Southern California Edison Co. was completed when crews blasted through at 10 45 this morning. The thirteen mile bore is the longest in the world at fifteen feet diameter.
Alumni of Union High School have begun a fund to purchase a bronze memorial tablet honoring Dr John Gamble, principal for many years before retiring in 1911. A 4A committee of William Van Hacser Walter T Helms Jacob Harder Jr James Cooper Joseph B Prowse Verona Ramage Frank Mitchell Jr Herman Eggert and Mrs Katherine Hegrefe will collect donations.
San Francisco reports 60 year old James Coudas died in hospital from injuries after a beating last night. police seek two men named by two waitresses May Kremfield and Blanch Hamman who described the pair as lovers to whom jealousy motive was ascribed.
Mrs Elfen O'Brien of Martinez wins a Contra Costa County grading contract for 4000 feet of Crow Canyon road with a bid of 37 cents per cubic yard. The project links the Alameda segment and provides a shorter route to Oakland for San Ramon Valley residents, with work to begin immediately.
Gold was found in Yosemite Valley today when a stone mason uncovered a small nugget while preparing the foundation for a large museum. Mining is banned in national parks, so no rush is expected.
Ern Russell and his orchestra headlined the Hayward Lions Club lunch at the Pergola. Robert Marklin of the California Auto Trade Association and Oakland auto shows spoke on business cooperation and integrity, urging unity over competition. Hans Ogaard chaired the event.
A dynamite blast in a Pittsburgh residential area wrecked three story buildings and shattered windows. No injuries reported, police seek those responsible for the crime. Separately Livermore Valley farmers may buy grain bags from San Quentin prison at eleven and three-eights cents each until April 1 1925, with affidavit required.
President Coolidge summons General William Mitchell to the White House as pressure mounts from the House aircraft committee to expel him. Officials say Mitchell must resign or be dismissed, while War Secretary Weeks and Navy Secretary Wilbur threaten to resign if Mitchell is not checked.
The first entry for the Cherry Carnival parade to open the festival in spring was received by N. W Armstrong secretary of the San Leandro chamber of commerce. W. J. Fontaine of Oakland entered a float and previously won first prize last year.
The Senate confirmed the nomination of William M. Jardine of Kansas for Secretary of Agriculture, with approval announced today. He will assume office on March 4th.
Oakland fancier praises a pedigreed Persian cat delivered by Mrs. Everet Legge of Main Street. The climate of Hayward is said to suit Persian kittens, and pet raising may become a local business as demand grows.
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