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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
1
Dr Nills Clemmmens of Hayward stresses in the Spark interview that veterinarians remain essential in the mechanical age. He cites the California rinderpest and mouth disease outbreak last year as proof veterinary care saved the state. He argues training must meet demand and public support is needed to elevate the profession.
Frank Ambrose of Mount Eden Road, Hayward native of the Azores, died Thursday at age 63 after heart trouble. Funeral set for July 18 at 5:30 A.M. from Mount Eden Road, All Saints church to Holy Sepulchre cemetery. he was husband of Mary F. Ambrose and father of Nellie. Also survived by siblings Chaves, John Ambrose of Reno, Joe of Fresno, Manuel of Bay City.
In Wayton Texas July 17 Judge Raulson prohibits scientific evidence for the defense in the Scopes case and rules briefs on such testimony will be considered. Darrow denounces rulings as favorable to the prosecution and the trial is postponed to Monday morning as briefs are prepared.
Hayward Council Knights of Columbus announces plans for a large picnic at John Geary ranch in Cull Canyon on August 2. Grand Kaighi Jack Mitchell says about 150 parishioners from neighboring councils will attend. 100 pounds of meat will be barbecued. Organizers include John Penny cot, Jack Aitchell, A DeMello, P. J. Yeonard and Judge W J Gannon.
Chaster J. Howard, once a prohibition agent, was questioned by Captain Goff about possible links to the Monterey county house battle on July 6. Howard allegedly engaged in hijacking activities, with investigators now believing rum smugglers opened fire during a raid they mistook for hijackers.
Mrs. Virginia Lee Crookson a ranch woman and writer told Calexico police she was kidnapped by three Chinese near Santa Ana. She said her captors brought her to the border and placed her in a chair. she escaped with help from a Chinese acquaintance. She described other girls dragged to a cellar and chained to posts by alleged white slavers.
Frank Mendonca of Niles tried an auto shopping stunt Friday at Hayward Piggly Wiggly on B street. The car ran out of gear, rolled through the door and into the store, smashing the door and counter while the car remained undamaged aside from the glass debris.
Sacramento July 17 A statewide reorganization of the traffic department of the state division of motor vehicles has already ousted four officers and may discharge more. Wal H Marsh chief announces under a bill from the 1925 legislature. Fourteen additional inspectors and seven officers are appointed. There are now 151 officers and the force may grow to 175 in coming weeks.
The Western Rabbit Breeders Association will hold its regular meeting at the M. J. Gracchi residence, 11 Castro Street, Hayward, Saturday evening July 15th at eight o'clock. Gracchi, president, urges all breeders, commercial or home, to attend for talks on pricing, tariffs on Australian frozen rabbits, and association goals.
Funeral services for Leon Lambri, 21, who died Wednesday, will be held Monday morning at St. Michael's Church in Livermore. Interment will follow in the city cemetery. Requiem high mass for the repose of the soul. The services are under the direction of the Parlor of Hayward. A widow and young daughter survive the deceased.
E. D. McDonald resigned as trustee of the Tennyson school district after five years of service. William D. Stevenson was named the new trustee, announced by Davia Marting county superintendent of schools. McDonald is moving out of the district.
Bids for the Sunol Glenn School construction will be opened by the school directors on July 20. The one story building will hold three classrooms and an assembly auditorium. The concrete fireproof structure is to be finished in time for the 1926 term opening.
Chicago July 17 Judge Horner refused to admit Billy McClintock's will to probate amid a presumption of undue influence. William Dr Shepherd plans an appeal as he fights for the fortune of his foster son Billy McClintock.
Lost package containing lace was found Thursday afternoon near the corner of A and Castro. Call Hay at 645-1. Also a wanted ad seeks a 4 or 5 room furnished or unfurnished rental by J. E. Clapp at 574 Castro St. Phone Hayward 226. General hauling offered by I L C Cock, Hayward, phone Hayward 137F2. Hay Press for sale by F M Silva, box 265, Rt. 2, Hayward, at Valia Vie, three years old, up‑to‑date, ready to work.
The first carload of pears from Alameda county was shipped Friday by Stewart Fruit Co to eastern markets. Strong demand and high prices are expected as 70 to 80 carloads are planned this season, with eastern markets accepting first to third grade fruit.
Five members of the Harry Rafael Flack family died when their sedan was hit by a train a mile west of Billings Montana. Rosa, John, Flenore, Eddie, and Maggie Flack perished or injured with Azenes suffering a broken arm. Rosie Flack escaped from the stalled car. Jacop Flack said the party left July 6.
Miss Anita Weiking of Oakland has been engaged to teach the first grade at Sunol school for the fall term filling the vacancy left by Miss Eunice Reaper who will spend vacation in Pasadena before moving to South Carolina for a new faculty post. Principal We. J. Minkler and Mrs. Grace Henry will stay on the local teaching staff.
At the quarterly meeting of farm bureau directors held at the Hayward farm advisor office officials announced a detailed broadcast on the American Farm Bureau Federation. The program will air Monday at 8 15 PM from KGO and promises substantial information. Stockton General Polyoleum plans a new plant here with a $1 000 066 facility to be built in Oakland.
Federal agents led by Robert Cross called The Bloodhound raided a large bootleg operation at Fairfax and Mendell avenues. The site housed thousands of cases of high power beer eleven brewing tanks mash apparatus and pressure vessels. Three men were taken into custody and will face illegal manufacturing charges.
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey met with the New York State athletic commission and announced he had made peace. The commission is said to agree to several bouts before he faces Harry Wills.
Valley Springs authorities announce Southern Pacific Railroad plans an 8 mile extension toward the Calaveras River site. The note mentions engineering steps and anticipated impact on local transport and development.
Hayward city officials led by City Clerk Mark Templeton and D. Armstrong announce a revaluation increasing total property value by 2,594,625 from 3,270,625 to 5,855,250. The tax rate falls from 1.30 to 1.20 per 100, yet tax revenue climbs by about 12,000 to fund the coming year. This marks Hayward’s first revaluation in 20 years and aims to align values closer to true worth while pursuing a lower rate.
Hayward council of the U P P E C lodge plans for District Deputy Miss Maria Fenn to visit Thursday evening July 23 at the Native Sons hall. Local officers will be installed and a large class of candidates initiated with refreshments served after the meeting.
On July 20 the Decoto Sand and Gravel Co will start their gravel and sand pit at Decoto to serve the public with top quality material in the East Bay region. Company head is Joseph Costello, owner of the San Leandro quarry, leading the firm.
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