Daily Review from Hayward, California • Page 2

2 THE HAYWARD SEMI-WEEKLY REVIEW-- TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. i ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES Buy now and enjoy the use through the summer. This electric line has been added and you may Buy on the Monthly Payment Plan with No Interest. Come and see the complete line at ZAMBRESKY FURNITURE CO. and 2nd Streets, Hayward Attention Poultrymen WE MAKE YOUR HENS LAY Feed Fresh Green Ground Bone and Poultry Meat--a trial will convince.

Used by the most successful poultry men DELIVERY DAILY Acme Poultry Products Co. J. H. Rowell, Prop. Castro Valky Phone Hayward 201 HAYWARD STORAGE CO.

Storage DRAYING, PACKING, SHIPPING Our Storage House Is Centrally Located "and at your service." Hayward Storage Co. Phone Hayward fll We Store JAP Main U1 Everything TW Street Roberts Implement Co. Phone Hayward 105, 553-555 Main St. Going Camping? Then you will want to see our special VACATION DISPLAYS Gasoline Kamp- Kook Stove 2 burners $6.00 Picnic Plates per dozen lOc Enamel Camp Cups, nesting- convenient to pack each 5c Nickel Plated Spoons, Dozen 50c; ea. 5c Thermos Bottles 75c and up Also Lunching Kits, Outing Jugs RESTFUL, is the home where B-H Co I or Harmony Selectors have been at work that help create testful atmosphere are easy to obtain whenBass-Hneter Color Harmony Finishes are your paints, and B-H Color Har- toaaj Selectors your guides.

But don't wait till you're ready to paint. Letus show youth practical Selectors now. You will be surprised to seehowtbcy automatically choose lovely color combinations tor exteriors, andforinteriorwallsjwood- workand furniture. BASS-HUETER CO A 2 i a i i CO A A I I We are Hayward exclusive agents for BASS-HUETER PAINTS ROBERTS IMPLEMENT CO. BLIGHT DANGER BRAKE TESTING NEAR HAYWARD NOW NOT ACM County-Wide Menace is Less Severe in This Vicinity Schroder I 1 Orchards Five Serious Infestations Found Among 90 Orchards Warm weather of the past few days has had a tendency to cause an increase in the blight infection of pear orchards in this county.

However. Wilbur Schrader, county horticultural inspector for this Ticinity, who has been making a surrey of pear orchards near Hayward. finds' that the blight is not spreading as rapidly as it was feared it might when the danger became acute about two weeks ago. He has completed inspection of 90 orchards in this Ticinity, and within the next two weeks expects to visit about 60 more. He has visited all the orchards in Happyland.

Cherryland and Meek estate districts, finding bat litMe pear blight infection. He has yet to inspect the orchards in the Castro Valley. Valle Vista, San Lor-, enzo and Mount Eden districts. The 150 growers whom he is now interviewing are not included on the list of 50 or more orchardists listed officially ag producers. Mr.

Schrader has visited about 20 orchards daily, giving information about the nature of the blight and measures of preventing its spread to the owners. His inspections followed organization of a Farm bureau committee headed by Charles Long, which Is cooperating with officials throughout the county In efforts to minimize the loss caused by the blight. Reports from the county In general indicate that a conisderable loss of frnlt will be caused by the blight this year. W. B.

Kirk, inspector for the southern section of the county surrounding Xiles, also has been busy la the work of inspection and spreading information about the blight- Mr. Schrader stated he found only five orchards close to Hayward in which blight infestation is severe. Not only the pear blight work but the task of inspecting-all shipments of narcissus bulbs from Alameda county have kept the Hayward inspector extremely busy recently. Tuesday he filed a report showing thSt there are 73 growers of the tulbs in this county. He plans to I make a survey soon to list all growers, commercial and otherwise.

BY F. E. MACABEE Commercial Tests of Policeman's Machine to Start Monday Manufacturing May Be Done in Hayward Officer a Father Complete Task in 3 Years' Work I Highway Brake Test Applied by Traffic Police A group of officers of the state highway patrol headed by Captain A. Eike held an automobile brake test Niles i cad just outside of the Hayward city limits Thursday afternoon. Of 378 cars tested, 44.

or about 11 per cent, were found to have faulty brakes. One man, Harry Avila of O'Neil load, was cited on a charge of driving with faulty brakes and without an operator's license. The officers used a portable brake testing machine for their -work. For several hours during the afternoon they stopped every car passing them, applying the testing machine to the brakes and testing for force which ho brakes were capable of applying. After three years of -work Policeman F.

E. Macabee has perfected an invention for testing the brakes of automobiles which marks a new departure In devices of this kind. A patent has been applied for and is ex- nected to reach the Hayward" man in the near future. The machine may be seen at the Hayward machine works, operated by H. Freeberg and C- Keller at S24 Main street.

In Its present form It is installed on a pair of elevated tracks on which the car to be tested is run. such as may be seen at many filing stations. These tracks are equipped with four old-fashioned treadmills which are connected to pressure-recording devices. The treadmills may be set going beneaih the car with the brakes set, and the resulting resistance then recorded. The brakes are then tightened to correspond to certain standards set for cars of various weights.

These standards vary from 50 pounds to the square inch in light cars to 350 pounds for the heaviest cars. The ideal pressure In the case of four-wheel brakes ascribes 60 per cent to the rear wheels and 40 per cent to the front. The hydraulic principal Is applied in operation of Mr. Macabee's, machine. A portable hand machine has been on the market for some time, having been granted a United States patent in 1S27.

The expansion of the Idea embodied ia this machine to the uses of a larger and entirely mechanical device has been the accomplishment of the Hayward policeman. He has had several offers from manufacturers interested in, producing the machine on a large scale. He has not decided, however, whether to accept one'of these offers or arrange for its manufacture in Hayward. Mr. Macabee plans to start commercial tests Monday, with Al August, who has been taking his place en the police force during his vacation.

In, charge of the operation. These tests will last for 30 days, during which minor improvements of the machine will be made. Tn completed form the machine will be entirely enclosed and Installed on the level instead of elevated tracks as the present model Is. In 7 artnership with his father, E. L.

Macabee. manager, of the Hunt Brothers cannery here, the policeman has been developing his invention for the past three years. He has been advised by his attorney recently that the negotiations for a patent are nearing a successful conclusion and -ihat the patent certificates may he expected to arrive from "Washing- ion. D. soon.

Eureka Hit by $200,000 Blaze EUREKA, May 23 QJJR)--Property damage estimated at $200,000 was caused today when fire swept through the business district and for a time destruction of several blocks- The blaze started in the W. P. Fuller company store and from there spread to several adorning buildings, which were damaged by smoke, fire and water. The blaze was extinguished after a three-hour fight. SATS TUNE IX FOR BIG PROGRAM Belton Fleisher, Hayward's super- enthusiast on Enna Jettiek melodies, announces the following program for Sunday at 4:30 p.

over KGO: The Bulldog on the Bank, The Bells of St. Mary's, The Quilting Party, Where Is the Song of Songs for Me? Sweet Hour of Prayer. LASSOES GOOSE geese with a shotgun is out of date in Gridley. While driving cattle from a pasture Frank Alameda hog tied a wild goose with his lasso rope. PLUTO IS NAME OF Greek Pantheon Now Fully Represented in Solar System FLAGSTAFF, May 24--(UJ9 --A Lowell observatory bulletin will be issued today announcing that the recently discovered planet, believed to be the nfnth in the solar system, be named Pluto after tbe Greek god of the underworld.

The name was selected because all other Greek gods hare solar bodies named after them. In Greek mythology Pluto was lord of the dead. Another reason is that the first two letters, and 1, are initials of Percival Lowell, astronomer who who first maintained the existence of the ninth planet. IX RIVER boys lost their desire to swim in Sacramento fiver when a 5-foot alligator was seen in a lagoon near here. It is thought the animal may have been liberated by a carnival company.

Haute Frif Attracts taerestj The "Flanders ia tae erts Implement company window attracting great attention, was decorated by Jfts. D- Galbraith and Mrs. Eugenie of the American Legion Atudliarr- was so decorated to advertise day Saturday. It is the third tioii of Boberts Implement pany window contest. The green ia IjJ monument to "The Uaknowa Seedier." Poppies are groviag ia foreground, a hospital disabled jmd Red nurses fills one corner.

Listen, Skinny! AN OBLIGING BEAUTY DOCTOR A Beauty Specialist Gives Home-Made Recipe to Darken Gray Hair Mrs. M. D. Gillespie, a well-known beauty specialist of Kansas City, recently gave out the following statement regarding gray hair: "Anyone can prepare a mixture "at home that will darken gray hair, and make it glossy. To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box of Barbo Compound and ounce of glycerine.

These-ingredients can be purchased at any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until tbe desired shade is cDtamed. This will make a gray-haired person look twenty years younger. It doesj not color the scalp, is not sticky greasy and will not rub Want Ad Gets Six Answers in Hour It's getting to be an old story by now--the fact that classified ads in The Review get results. But in this one Insertion brought superfluity of responses inside of half an hour after the edition came out which makes a record worth telling about.

Mrs. Florence Eichwaldt was the advertiser. She had a house to rent, advertised It In The Review classified columns and two days later folks were still calling and answering that ad. Within half an hour after the paper appeared, six persons had responded. Mrs.

Eichwaldt was surprised and delighted. But when the house had been let answers still kept on. She realized it was a-practical example of the drawing power of The Review and was kind enough to hand the classified department a verbal bouquet or two. The meet vfKeleioine palatable Coffee-Substitute you ever had! Good for your Stomach and your II Pksr. it alwwrt to buy the Beat R.

C. A. RADIOLAS and Loud Speakers RADIO ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES "Come in for a "Radiola" Demonstration" J. B. A A 1000 Street, near Main Telephone Hayward 1552 RADIOLA Prices Have Dropped Gome in get your favorite machine H's a Simple Matter to Open a Budget Account There's no "red tape" about buying furniture here and paying for it on our Deferred Payment Plan.

You may purchase at lowest prices, furniture for a room or an entire house. Come in and let us plan with you. BLOCK FURNITURE CO. "ALWAYS, BY FAR THE BEST VALUES" 625 Main Just Around the Block from the Bank of Hutchins Rubber ANNOUNCES MEW SIGN kT OUR DOOR 'THE NEW sign at our door represents die obligation which we have assumed in giving the motorists of this community a better product and a more complete service at a lower cost. represents the most outstanding tire that is made today--the Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire--the tire that holds all world records for speed, endurance, safety and economy.

The records speak for themselves. represents a new conception of service-a service built around complete up to date facilities and a trained organization. Above all, it a willingness to an honest desire for your confidence, and the hope of your business on the basis that we can give you complete satisfaction, Telephone Hayward Hutchins Rubber Company Castro Street 1EWSP4PERS HE.