Daily Review from Hayward, California • Page 4

SB" 1 A tU." THE HAYWARD DAILY REVIEW--THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930. CITY HAS LINK IN PHONE CABLE DRILL TEAMS IN FAIR CONTEST Portion of IVest's Longest Trunk Line Finished Tear Ago Hayward this week became one of the stations on the west's longest and finest telephone cables. The Hay ward section of the cable, which connects Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento. San Joaquin valley points and Los Angeles, was completed about a year ago. with the cable being installed on Castro and streets.

10 Organizations Will Compete in Show.v Event "ext Sunday Sept. 4--Sixteen fraternal and patriotic organizations- will compete a' the California state fair in Sacramento next Sunday, beginning promptly at 12:30 o'clock, for prizes aggreatiujt SI.000. This will be a feature of Pioneers' day when pioneer '49ers will be guesSs of the s.ate board at au old-time More than a year's work and celebiarion. These pioneers were all 000,000 in money went into the I born 1S50 eailier. cable's 415 miles of lead sheathed The drilling of the teams before wires ar.d equipment.

One of it'-s rare features is a 43-inile section filled with nitrogen gas used in the "soapsud for detecting injuries before they result in service break- dovns. To mark this advanced step ia Pacific coast communication, the new line was opened by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company with a ceremony in which the first calls were made between business leaders of.cities on the cable route, and telephone heads. Nearly 270 miles of the cable is underground, enclosed in fibre duct. The sheath and the undersiound features provide fast, weatherproof communication, said to be five times freer from trouble than the open wire replaced by the new line. The cable is the stvond largest size of its kind and contains 500 wires.

Its total is IS.OOO.O'io pounds. of which aiv in copper wire. A cross section ot the who! 0 of Pacific coast life will flash through this cable en its rowu- from Francisco to Los Angeles through Modesto. Fiesno and and through its links with the northwest, east, and south, and eventually with the WTt't by radio telephone to Hawaii and the Orient. The new line is one of the most important sections in the company's Canadu to Mexico cable to be finished in a few years.

The cable will carry load of over 26.000 iiords of telephone conversation each minute, together with private telegraph messages, for radio broadcast hookups and thousands of electrical impulses operating telephone typewriters for hundreds of stock and bond brokers, government offices and newspaper-. To keep telephone conversation through the cable at full volume of sound and as cltar as a local call, over vacuum tubes, similar to those used in radio sets, are ia service in 11 repeater stations along the 415-mile route. One of these stations is at Livermore. tin- srrt- udsiand will be interspersed with piopeer numbeis, old time and by Harry (Jklae) McCliu- tock -Hid Cecil Wright, of KFRC's RoaiantiC musical numbers hi. the tlderiy guests themselves, and qua.dril!e contest from Woodland.

Maiysrille. Placer- viHe. Sacramento. ri)h fir the winning team is beinj iurnihed bv the Siandard Oii Thanks Backers Here Editor The Review: Permit me yoar valuable De Molays Lose to San Mateo Team The looal De Molay basketball San Lorenzo News The local U. P- E.

C. order installed the folluwing officers at its last regular meeting Sunday evening la I. D. E. S.

hall: President. J. M. vice president. 1.

F. we Peninsula chapter of De In contest I admire from San Mateo The game was Qscar goi Tonv from score the last two minutes of lv Ha ward viciniiv for' Iooi-1 candidate. It that same spirit has j.iv'ii Hayward i la wheu a fcul acd a field goal its fine faith school. municipal the game for the visitors. water system und Ks- i-ity Much passing and floor work was ex- a a imbued by both teams.

Jack Parrott hail --ma will toon memo.ia! builuing. It "is the spiru of high point man for the locals, loyaltv that wakes lor progies? and betterment. Very truly J. GANNON. Justice 01 ilie Peace.

Joe Silva Gets Another Challenge TK hf- oi Jot- Siiva. Hu ward's "H-irs'ionica Kins." is ju.si one con- ei aue. Only a week ot- so drill team entries "White Oak aril! team of Oakland after he had won a char, H. P. O.

Elks, last 1.1 San of the national chani- by a arrival in I one "Har- Bill." ai-ed from New York. The il! bt held ai the Hotel Oakland "Uku- lete Bill'' Walsh, wtll known as a muK--aii here, iu.s heard both contestants and says the I Jay ward boy i The Xtv. Voiktr. huw- points and red Brown was with 5. Ellsworth Waterman was ihe star man on defense for the local team.

A return game will be piayea with the same team in San in a few weeks. Following are tUv lineups: Hayward--Anderson. Brown. Xus- enbaun. Lindsay and Bitting, forwards; Parrott and Rathbone, ceu- t-rs: Waterman, Wilhford and Howes, Hards.

Peninsula--Picheseu. Rothl, Enberg. Hotamp, forwards: Hankius and centers; Shessou. Simouds Anderson, guards. pionship at tht convention and "ie of the outstanding teams of the I'nited States ou September 1.

i'ordi''st W. Paine, secre- of fair, with a full after- uooir- scheduled. Under the rules, lean: will march upon tlu- fieli to music ui.iiished by the fair will be allowed live for entrance and inspection and minutes for drill Whilt. in- -peiiion. cudeiite.

alsgu- and distance, variety of drill officer, will couiit poiius toward the the iistli will count for 4 Dr. Carl's Discovery Stops Gas, Constipation In his private practice. Dr. Carl Weschcke first perfected the simple mixture now Known as Adlerika. Unlike most remedies.

Adierika acts on "BOTH upper ana lower bowel and removes old poisons you would rever believe were in your system. GAS bloating in 10 Relieves chronic constipation in 2 hours! Adlerika give your stomach and bowels a REAL cleaning and see how good you feel! It will surprise- you! Truth Lecture Set For Frida of a of talks or. "Constructive Thiukins;" will he siiven in 'he parlors of the Green Shutter hotel at 3 o'clock Friday we have learned to discriminate between Constructive and destructive states of mind, an- i choosf ihe constructive, we sha'l have df ions s'ep toward a a i of success along any lin 0 "Tlit- of a man arc of his own household." These enemies stales of mind. of worry and negative states of thought ana Come and how to cultivate habits of thought which win elimirate all this and straighten out the croosed places in your life. Xo ohorgp is niarfe for tho lecture-.

These m'-eiings of by voluntary placed in a basket at door. AH welcome. SWIM.M SOTS BAXXICI) RIO DE JANEIRO (B.azilt testaius in ill" ctant to'bt- hold here September 7 ih not in bathinjr suits. L.S has beer in Uni'ed This today by the comniiitt-c cliarac The sirls will appear only in after- with lonq; cad the body will be tak-u beiorc ti committee. liaaa Bernard.

Supreme President F. E. Pine of Oakland conducted the installation work. The meeting closed with a linguesa banquet. and Mi's.

E. tL Rose of Cloverdale spent the week end with Mr. ane Mrs. J. R.

Xunes. Miss Sophie Rippe of San Francisco is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. D. Rippe of Bockmau road. OFF FOR fOXVEXTIOX Ten boys and girls of southern Alameda county Four-H clubs accompanied by Mrs.

Maryetta Holman. county home demonstrator, and Mrs. David leader of the Bret Harte srirls' club, left early Thursday for There they will attend a convention ot Four-H clubs and visit the state fair at Sacramento. IXXi KILLED BY CAR A lost black and white dog. struck an auto in front of The Review office Wednesday afternoon, ran into open door of the office bleeding copiously from the mouth.

Falling oa ihe floor, (he animal was dead in a minutes. A call to Robert Lee Pace, city dog catcher, at Mount Eden, brought him promptly to the to remove the bodv. Mr. and Mrs. I.

Rodrigues and family left Monday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis of San Francisco are visiting Mrs. A.

Braga Maihew Thompson of Esberg, Denmark, is the guest of his aunt. E. M. Anderson. Mrs.

Adelaide Mattsou of Berkeley, spent a day i her mother. Mrs E. C. Picanco. Charles Rota and M.

E. returned troiu a week's btay at home of Silver Maggolli of San Luis Obispo. This was the first meeting between Maggolli and Rota since they ieft their homes in Switzerland years ago. Th-r Elite club will motor on a fishing excursion to Martinez Sunday. September 1 3.

Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Fassbind. 04. were conducted fro'js Sorenseu undertaking Saturday morning, thence to St. John's church, whtre high, mass services were IK Id.

Intc-rineut was at Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Hayward. Deceased is survived by a husband. Frank Fassbind. three suns. Jr.eob and Herman Doswald.

and Fassbind and one daughter. Mrs. -Josephine Heinemaun, BOYS MOST MOVIE STRUCK Mr a ilrs Geor se Caldera win HOLLYWOOD--Movie struck bovs Spend a lwo weeks ouling al Lake. caused by a fall sustained Tuesday at a local cannery. The Poston family.

Clarence Burgess and friends spent the week end at Ben Lomond. Mrs. Mary Woodward and children. Alice. Mary and Robert, who have been visiting relatives in England, are en route home and will arrive here Monday.

September 15. Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Garcia have returned from a stay with Brentwood friends. Emma Heide has enrolled in a. five-year course at the state teachers college in San Francisco. Anker Mahler and his brother. Herman, are up iu the Oroville country hunting deer.

While vicinity they art stopping with their sister. Mrs. Anna Jahlstroni. Mrs. L.

S. Smith and daughter. Shirley. 01 Livermore. were recent visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Neil parents of Mrs. Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Piemens of Washing-'on are visiting with their son M. Plemene. and family of Junction lity.

Marcus Salel has returned from am xtended trip to New Orleans, Mr. and Mi's. E. H. Gormsen left Saturday for Peoria.

Illinois, where he goes in the of Best Manufacturing company. The Civic league will hold its first fall meeting of the fall season Friday in the local school auditorium. Mrs. Hazel Jacobseu presiding. Mr.

and Mrs. John Leal and Dorothy Leal visited Sunday with the Forth family of San Jose. About 200 friends and relatives bid tare-A ell to the Geercke family Saturday night at the 16th street station in Oakland. The Geerckes destination is Kansas City, where Mr. Geercke goes to assume charge of a large business concern.

They carry the of their many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. A. J- Evans visited fiiends in Martinez over the week end.

NEW TODAY JjKiO.OO IX GOLD To a couple who will be married on stage of the Hayward theatre Friday evening. September 19. 1930 wedding, the world is mvittrd. Address "Mack." of The Hayward Rt-view. HuiT will be worth vour while.

FOR SALE--Good grade hay. Harder Sr Hay-Raid 3F11. Harder PUIXrE'S CH'EST SEVILLE --Charles G. Brauus Drug R-xali 0 I mhassador Britain. Haywaro.

Might Help Desirous of keeping dp with the Joneses, an Oregon lass appeals the Astoria Budget. "Is there anything," she beseeched. "that a giri can do to acquire a "You might." suggested the editor, "try sleeping for few nights on a collar STAR DRY CLEANERS Louis P. A. Raulin.

Prop. formerly located at i Harvard NOW LOCATED in our new plant 879 CASTRO ST. Telephone Hayward 35S We Call For and Deliver dav 01 his tour 01 realm visiting Roman antiquities in and Seville ml hcivinsj luncher.n i Prince Alfonso of a and his wife, the Beatrix. FELIXK ATTAINS ACE OK ROCHESTER. N.

babbling brook. Rough Neck, a cat. goes on and on. Rough Neck, filtinu- named, is 19 years old. FOR SAI.E--Sacrifice for cash.

Deblock from East 14th El Portal lot 50x110 feet, bearing fitiit trees, sas. lights, water, curbs, streeis and paid fur. Original price value guaranteed In federal land value Owner will take lor quick sale. Xo Appij i.t.x I WANTED--Single ranch: a single lady or widow with, property for partnership. Writt- Enoch Yubas.

B-sirt- C.ilif. s4" who come here to find fame and fortune in the "talkies" outnumber the girls 0 1, a survey revealed. FOR SALE WnSte Leghorn old. Phone FOR RENT--Modern and dcubli, garage, some cnicki-n equipment. 4 acre Will chickens if dtrsireo.

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Don't give up. (pronounced today, under the Iron-Clad Guarantee. M'-st quickly allav these conditions, improve restful sleep and energy, or soney baclf, Only 60c at HAYWARD PR! CO. 950 Hnyvrard. Calif.

Removal Notice! CLARENCE A. RAUL1NO (Formerly at Brauns Drug Store, Hayward) Optometrist and Optician Now Located at the WH1TTHORNE SWAN STORE IN OAKLAND on the Mezzanine floor Pay a visit in the new location Roundup of Queens at Pendleton Rodeo Ashland News Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwartz of Seattle.

with their three children. Maurice Gloria J. and Julian I. Schwartz, after spending a pleasant visit of a month and a half with Mrs. Schwartz's parents.

Major and Mrs. H- W. Brown of Ashland, have returned to Seattle, where Mr. Schwartz is manager of the northwestern district of the Federated Metals company. Maurice D.

Schwartz is a graduate with high honors from the 5e.it;lp-Broadway high school and is to enter the University of Washington this fall. During their visit, in company with Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. Brown, the Schwartz family toured Los Angeles. San Diego.

Tia a a Cataliua island and the Yo- seinite valley. Seveial inquiries have been made in ihe vicinity of Ashland during the past monih for large lois suitable for the establishment of a pee-wee golf course. The Ashland county branch library with Mrs. Rose Lopes in charge, ha- a fine collection of books. The library is patronized.

A new supply of i hi lutesi novels is soon to be added to ihe already well filled shelves. JUSTICE COURT sr-s filed-A. Lardmi vs. K. Ota.

auto dam- Antnony Brandon vs. seven defend- i.iii-; in collection cases. Abt-lee vs. A. H.

Wallace, anio damages. Harry H. Lee vs. two defendants -i: collection case. Judgments rendered--Fo.

Harry H. Lee in two collection cas'-s. For Anthony Brandon in one col- case. Mrs. M.

A. Azfcvedo and daughter. Marie, were week-end visitors with friends in Watsonville. Mrs. F.

Grant is confined 10 her home with a severely bruised lea: Hayward Theatre 1'honc Hayivard T7O Pint Show 8:49 P. M- Monday and Tuesday, Sept 1 and 2 JACK HOLT, RICHARD ARLEN and FAY WRAY in Zane Grey's omdoor talking action BORDER LEGION" Stirring, breathless drama! And romance! In the great, spectacular outdoor West. Also an all-talking comedy, an all-talking travelogue of Spain. Special Matinee Monday. Sept.

1st, Labor Day Starts at 2:30. Thurs. and Sept. 3, 4, and 5 THREE BIO DAYS--MAURICE CHEVALIER--KING OF ENTERTAINMENT in his latest and best all-talking comedy drama-- MAURICE EYALI I Big Pond! 3brwnaunt (picture It's a Simple Matter to Open a Budget Account I no "red tape" about buying furniture here and paying for it on our Deferred Payment Kian. You may purchase at lowest prices, furniture for 3 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 Haywards Queen of the 1930 I'rmlleton ronnrlup. and her maids of honor, who particijKitCfl in the famous rodeo 28, 29 and SO.

Top row, left to ri.siil, Virscinui Stursjis, Qjioon Mrliiljiv). Evcljn Crvsswcll: mitioin rov. loft to risrht. IiUlrcl Hansel and Miss Muriel Tulloch. COMING EVENTS LATE ADS SEPTEMBER 10--Wednesday.

p. m. Gospel Medical Chautauqua, held in American Legion hall. 942 Street, between Castro and Main Streets. Topic: Learn how to prevent that tired feeling.

Bring your health questions for the Question Box. You will find our health nights interesting, instructive and practical. All are invited to attend. SEPTEMBER 12--Friday, 8 p. m.

Gospel Medical Chautauqua, held in American Legion hall, 942 Street, he- Castro and Main Streets. Topic: The Standard of the Judgment." Come early for the singing. SEPTEMBER 14--Sunday, p. m. Gospel Medical Chautauqua, held in Legion hall, 942 Street, between Castro and Main Streets.

Topic: "The United Sta' in Prophesy." The first of three thrilling lec- tur. on this theme. Music and singing starts at 7:30. A cordial welcome is extended to all. LODGE NOTICES F.

O. K. MEETS Aerie No. 1139. Fraternal Older of Eagles, meets every Thursday nicliL at Native Sons Hall.

and MJ.III streets. Hayward. Joseph L. secretary. Telephone Havward 577-J.

s2tf Passing Observation Vu w-n't it. but ou prob are witb what you have you would be with what you Enquirer. Now The FLORSHr.lM SHOE fortheWoman who I SEPTEMBER 20--Saturday afternoon Bridee and Whist given by Job's Daughter Bethel 21 at the Masonic hall. Prizes. invited.

Admission oO cents. A famous name rx-. ro be found on Fosr smar. footwear. ELEISHERSi 'For Fashionable Footwear" "13 I REET, HAYWARD GOODRICH TIRES at these Low Prices! NOW IN EFFECT! We ivite you to pay a visit --see the values offered-for high quality standard Tires and Tubes We ATf not unloading old arf nfforins real GOOURICH VALUES and LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

RE'S proof that won't be under. sold!" Here arc genuine Goodrich with die Goodrich made to Goodrich performance priced like tires of nondescript quality! Priced to defy competition as they're made to outstrip performance expectations. See these tires! See the way they're made! Then check prices! "We won't be Ooodrieh TOTEM SERVICE STATIC! Telephone Hayward L. SWANSON. Proprietor No.l Casteo.