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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
1
County Weights and Measures chief Edw. K. Strobridge reports a Department of Agriculture directive to enforce true net weight on all California grapes. The rule covers lug boxes and Los Angeles Lugs, whether boxes are lidless or lided, with standard box weights set at 312 pounds for unlidded and 4 Ibs for lidded boxes.
Henry L. Hopkins announces that Donald Harder Glen Rogers of Troop 1 and Joseph Pefferle of Troop 3 will receive the Eagle Badge at the Dimond Canyon Camp revival next Saturday night. More than one thousand boys are expected, with a large county delegation attending.
The timber losses in state forests totaled 2277 dollars from January to September, far below last year’s 114,511. Overall fire losses reached 235,005 dollars versus 646,506 the previous year, a decrease of nearly 412,000 dollars. Hog at Fresco price noted at 13.95 dollars per hundred pounds on September 4.
Washington September 23 Commercial aviation has a bright future in the United States but must be government sponsored with aid and services. Secretary Hoover urged an aviation bureau in the commerce department with about 400000 yearly funding. He also proposed private contracting for air mail and airports in major cities. Postmaster General New supported leasing routes to private operators as feasible.
Kelty and Wiles, local Studebaker dealers, celebrated a new showroom at the corner of Smalley avenue and Castro street with a public reception. Hundreds attended to view the display, including a model of every Studebaker model, claimed as Hayward's largest car showing, with Eddie Massa and his orchestra playing. The shop will move across the street to 4 Stbarare building.
John Enos of Hayward attempted suicide by swallowing iodine after a quarrel with his bride of one week Elsie. He was taken to a hospital, had not ingested a lethal amount, and was later arrested on burglary charges after police searched the Silva grocery following his hospital recovery. Enos, employed in Oakland, was jailed after failing to post bail.
Hayward High School aims for an unmatched season with seven games left after opening 3–0 victories over Mt. Diablo Amador and Roosevelt. Scheduled games include Salinas Palo Alto Alhambra Piedmont Centerville with kickoff times across September to November. Six hundred Chinese pheasants have been released in Stanislaus County this summer.
Testimony at the naval inquiry shows Commander Lansdowne urged postponement of the Shenandoah flight due to uninspected refueling tubes and propulsion concerns, but the Navy Department ordered the mission. Captain George W. Steele of Lakehurst presented letters between Lansdowne and the naval bureau, confirming the clash over the flight's safety.
Hayward High overwhelmed Roosevelt High of Oakland 37 to 4 in a rugged Tuesday contest. Captain Jones and Martin anchored the line while Whitehead and Arnold supported the backfield. Jones left with an injury but is hoped to be ready for Salinas at Stanford University next Saturday.
Opera aria program presented by Tito Schipa and Marcel Journet will be broadcast for public listening. Cooperation from The Examiner RCA Victor Talking Machine KGO and the San Francisco Opera Company makes the event possible. Auditorium at the high school will open for radio listeners Wednesday night at eight o'clock.
Hayward High prepares for the California Interscholastic Federation meeting with Coach Kay and Coach Faith guiding football basketball and track. Only two veterans remain from last year as they shape a new schedule and aim for a smooth rise in the basketball program. The five man Stockton defense from UC system star Kay played will be introduced along with a tactical shift. First workouts begin mid month with the season opener around November first.
Sacramento on September 23 United Press reports Sergeant James Richards proposes replacing man with citizen and woman with policeman in the old song to reflect modern roles. After a night shift he spotted a traffic violator and arrested him while escorting him to the station.
Hayward marks its seventy fifth birthday with a proposed Diamond Jubilee in 1926. Barnzerd Lions Club voted to push the project and secure district cooperation. Frank Hang and Ly Hai Angus led the motion and called for broad participation from local organizations and individuals to showcase Hayward’s past and progress.
Sacramento reports two men found dead in a sulfilled room at the Travelers Hotel. Piacer county tax collector Al A Rover died. John Lebners, ad advertising man, was critically ill from gas exposure. A maid smelled gas. a small gas jet was found open. Lehner recovered and hinted at self harm.
A sergeant ended a disturbance on a street corner by detaining the traffic violator and a group of fighters, then called a taxi and went home with a brief nod to the incident.
Harvard Lions Club unanimously backs letting residents decide on a city hall via a bond election. Van Burke and Frank Hann to present the resolution to the Hayward Board of Trustees at tonight’s Fire Hall meeting. Club presidents say the people’s vote should determine civic advancement and expense, with cost described as minimal.
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