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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
Hayward postmaster Harry Bradford cites a national drive to cut losses from misaddressed mail. He notes last year 21,000,000 letters went to the dead letter office and 3,000,000 checks and drafts failed to reach their destinations, urging correct addressing and return addresses.
Miss Estelle Gehling, a missing state witness in the William D. Shepherd trial for Billy McClintock's murder, was in conference with the district attorney's office and declared she was willing to testify today in Chicago.
Washington reports the United States and other powers have sent a sharp note to Pekin rejecting China's demand for the release of rioters. The note places sole responsibility for disorder on demonstrators and rioters and follows China's arrest of protestors.
The Hayward post of the American Legion plans a June 13 Night in Paris cabaret style dance at Native Sons Hall. Entertainment and refreshments will accompany dancing, with Parisian decor and public admission set at 1.00 for men, 0.25 for women, and 0.50 for former soldiers in uniform.
The Higbie Studio Tea Room between Hayward and Ashland hosted a San Jose Scriptist Club social with about 50 attendees. Earlier, the Ouidocor Art League of San Jose enjoyed tea at the club rooms. Mrs Jane Higbie, new proprietor, opened the venue two months ago and offers reservations, dinners, luncheons and high tea daily.
London reports an allied note to Germany on disarmament defaults states Germany must prove goodintentions to fulfill treaty armament clauses and avert allied evocation of German territory. The note, released publicly, emphasizes Germany's role in correcting shortcomings under the treaty.
Boston report says Secretary of War Weeks remains in recovery with continued improvement noted in today’s bulletin. Official sources provide no new details on his condition or exact timeline for return to duties.
Geneva June 5 President Coolidge will invite participants to a Washington conference to outlaw chemical warfare Senator Bukow of the American delegation said today.
Los Angeles June 5 grand jury indicted Adrian Wood Claude Holcomb and C W Stevens on conspiracy charges in the plot to kidnap Mary Pickford and other movie stars. Bail set at $30000 for each.
The Catholic Daughters present a Monday evening program and dance at the Bank of Haywards hall. The League of the Cross Cadets perform a drill and Kelly's Klever Kiddies stage the playlet Summertime. Mrs. Catherine Hemerbury leads as chair and promises a pleasant evening with music and good company.
The Hayward Grammar School Domestic Science and Manual Training departments plan an exhibit of pupil handwork during the last week of school or Tuesday June 16 from 1 to 3 pm. Domestic science projects include gowns by graduate girls. manual training showcases wood work sheet metal iron and cement pieces.
Eden Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West will dedicate the new Mt Eden school building tonight. Officers and members will present an American Flag and a California Bear Flag to the school as part of the program announced in last night’s Review.
NEW TODAY FOR SALE 500 Pullete strong stock heavy laying strain 10 weeks old 10 per dozen. Chas Schleinz Route 1 box 500 E street Hayward. FOR RENT Furnished 3 room cottage bath garage Apply 1085 C street Phone Hayward 222.
Extensive remodeling at the Auto Grill of Hayward owned by Plato Milton aims to transform the cafe and ice cream parlor into a leading Bay District spot. Work includes a top class soda fountain, enhanced front, kitchen renovations, and plans to cater to after theatre crowds with a self contained ice plant and storage for all ice cream varieties and beverages.
Linden Army store at 641 Castro Street opposite the Hayward Theatre announces a big sale to celebrate its first anniversary. Owner Mr Linden offers a large number of unusual bargains to Hayward residents starting tomorrow.
The Catholic Daughters announce a cooked food sale on Saturday. Everything is home cooked with pies cakes beans and salads. Attendees are urged to arrive early to ensure they get what they want.
Miss Marian Rogers presented part of her class in music at a piano recital Thursday evening in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. The program impressed with the skill of the young musicians and their teacher.
In this compact note a figure navigates patience and restraint amid external pressures. The text hints at moral guidance, urging calm handling of adversaries while pursuing measured responses.
An unidentified man entering the Crocker Art Gallery shot and killed Richard Burnett 70 formerly of Oakland then terrorized the community before he was mortally wounded by Edward Barnard a pipe fitter who fired a shotgun.
Jane San Francisco reports prominent landscape engineer Ald McLaren found dead in a gas filled room at a cheap lodging house. He is survived by two wives, a child, and his father John McLaren, superintendent of Golden Gate Park.
In Kern River district Jay Bruce Jr., 12, steps into his father Jay Bruce’s shoes as a lion hunter after the death of Duke, his father’s veteran hound. The boy helps trail a crafty lioness, hears Duke’s funeral, and waits for school end to begin a five week hunt with his father training Duke Jr. to replace the fallen dog.
The term limited reflects that shareholders' liability is confined to their stock or fixed guarantee. English law requires such firms to append limited as the final word in the company name, as in examples like The Scott Stamp and Coin Co. Ltd.
A stone spear dating back twenty thousand years was discovered at Llanelly. The find prompts archaeological interest and notes the artifact as a rare early human tool fragment. Further analyses are expected to identify its origins and significance.
Nina McLeo of Hayward, a Mills College student, was awarded the William Raymond Scholarship. Mills College grants scholarships annually for exceptional academic rank in full standing, considering capacity and character. The scholarship committee, chaired by Dr. Mary Roberts Coolidge, includes Dr. Hope Traver and Mr. Kate Brousseau.
William Macfarlane of Oak Ridge New York defeated Bobby Jones of Atlanta by one stroke in a playoff to win the open golf championship at Worcester Country Club. Macfarlane posted a 72 while Jones shot 73 after a tie in the main match.
Sam Cohn deputy superintendent of public instruction argues education combats youth crime in a Sacramento speech. He calls education the temple of democracy and says public schools reduce crime and illiteracy while adult behavior fuels youth misconduct. He adds current youth disrespect is less than in prior generations.
At Worchester Country Club on June 5 Bobby Joes of Atlanta and Willie McFarane of Oak Ridge New York are tied in the national open golf championship after 30 holes. Both scored 75 after 18 holes and resume this afternoon with Jones favored to endure the pressure.
The heat wave across the eastern and central United States has caused 112 deaths in June, the highest for any year. For the fifth day temperatures soared with no cooling at night expected for at least three days, and 24 deaths in the past 24 hours push the monthly toll to an unmatched level.
Sacramento reports gray squirrels are stripping bark from young redwood trees in Sonoma County. Wade Sturgeon of Sebastopol says the damage is severe, possibly greater than forest fires in some areas. State Forester Pratt will review the complaint and request an investigation by the county horticultural commissioner. Gray squirrels are currently protected by state law.
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