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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
2
Mr. Earl Pence reports in Roseville on the Vaughan Filex-Tred Garden Tractors, leaving a unit at G. Giavanni's Elm Street ranch. The piece notes gleaming points of the 3eCar chick-Deering mower and highlights recent sales, repairs, and seasonal fishing supplies as part of Roberts Implement Company activities.
The essay argues public debate over killings of enforcement officers and bootleggers is largely prejudicial. It states both sides knowingly risk their lives by choosing to enforce or violate laws and that outcomes often involve loss for one or both. It portrays enforcement and violation as competing risks and choices.
The speaker argues that law obeyers rarely kill officers and officers rarely kill lawbreakers. He states most killings arise from law violators and criticizes efforts to disarm officers. He labels sponsors of disarmament as those who aid smugglers hijackers and bootleggers by undermining enforcement.
The article argues that sheriffs and deputies should use discretion and only fire if life is endangered. It emphasizes making authority known first and upholding public trust, stating officers must not let suspects challenge lawful authority during arrests for bootlegging, robbery, or other offenses.
The two day Hayward rodeo at the Harry Rowell ranch in Dublin canyon opens Saturday with Peggy Brea among the cowgirls to perform riding and roping. A full wild west show is planned for both Saturday and Sunday afternoons as the American Legion band performs in farmer makeup.
Mr and Mrs J W Coakley of 3568 Harvey Street Oakland hosted a supper dance where the engagement of their daughter Ruth M Coakley to John D Macedo of Hayward was announced. The couple plans a fall wedding. Ruth is a St Joseph’s Academy graduate. John is son of Mr and Mrs J M Macedo of Prospect Street and has worked as orchestra director, Panama Mail Line assistant purser, and recently accepted a San Francisco office position.
Everett Johnson, Coakler, William Cain and John D. Macado enjoyed dancing and bridge preceding the supper in a social gathering.
Rev. Robert L. McHatton will resign as minister of the Hayward Christian Church with his last sermon in June. He led the church for 21 months, growing the congregation from seven members to about 70 and establishing a Sunday school and a Christian Endeavor society. He was born in Louisville and has served in several California cities.
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