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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
1
Washington, Nov. 24 All permits for the manufacture of 200 gallons of fruit juice other than cider for home use were revoked by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews. The order voids permits issued before prohibition allowing households to make 200 gallons of wine yearly.
The Hayward Lions Club joins local civic groups to push a diamond jubilee for Hayward next year marking the 75th anniversary of the city’s founding by William Hayward. Hal Angus says mailings will go to district organizations within two weeks to solicit support.
Mayor Kolze defends a 150000 bond proposal for a new two story city hall with basement and updated sewer. He argues current rents exceed upkeep costs and details annual payments over 30 years, urging voters to consider the fiscal impact and truth about the project.
Col. William Mitchell ends his testimony in his own defense declaring the Shenandoah inquiry is a whitewash. Major Henry Leonard, judge advocate, says Mitchell may be asked to explain the remark.
Dallas, Texas offers Thanksgiving turkey meat at about 29 to 35 cents per pound, while Harrisburg Pennsylvania leads the nation with 75 cents. Other cities show varied prices from New York 45 cents to San Francisco 48 to 50 cents and Hayward around 65 cents.
The Salinas defense case grows after Fred Williams on the witness stand identifies five others as participants in the fracas that led to the death of a deputy sheriff during the liquor trial.
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions with probable occasional rain tonight and continuing into Wednesday. Strong winds and cooler temps may accompany the showers across the region.
The theft of a coupe of Popstar make from in front of the City Plaza occurred while the owner attended a moving picture show. E Domici of 300 Silva Avenue reported the loss to Hayward police. Marshal Fred P. Schilling investigates. Bill Oates returns to Hayward to work with O Gaard Weimer on Castro in Auto Row.
Fire department in Hayward gears up for the annual Masquerade at Native Sons Hall on Thanksgiving Eve with expected crowds over twelve thousand. Fire Chief M G Riggs leads a large committee. musicians Thomas Dias orchestra provide music and prizes funded by local merchants.
Castro Valley Improvement Club hosted a 180 table card party at the school auditorium attracting about 700 people from Mission San Jose to Berkeley. George Duncan chaired the event, prizes included 25 turkeys or geese, with top scorers named from Oakland Emeryville and San Lorenzo. Door prizes went to Mr. Walker and Ed Manter.
Tomorrow at 3 30 p m Hayward will host the first basketball clash of the season between Mission AI teams from San Francisco. Class B plays first followed by Varsity against the city’s Varsity lineup. Captain Ole Thies leads the Varsity with Whitehead and Underweed at forwards and Dobie Forth at center. Director Kay reports strong enthusiasm and hopeful early results as Hayward Hi begins its campaign.
President Coolidge ordered Secretary Work to reserve a 250 acre public land tract in Kern county California for scientific study and recreation. The site includes a small petrified forest and prehistoric skeletons. The government also opened a monopoly case against the Famous Players Lasky Corporation and officers in federal court.
Mrs. W. Horstman and her young son Sidney from Aptos near Santa Cruz are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Legge in this city.
Hayward's new grammar school building to be erected on Rosatyr Park site will be electrically heated, a first in the area. The system promises fuel savings, less janitorial labor, near instant heating, and per-room temperature control via classroom thermostats. Plans by E P Whitman have been approved and construction to begin early next year after winter rains.
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