Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
AUDUBON SOCIETY MEMBERS
HOLD MEETING
PASADENA MANS ILL LUCK
Charles Cole, a Painter, Having just
Recovered From Effects of
Fall, Is Struck by
Street Car
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.


PASADENA, July s.--A gathering OF
importance in purpose was that of the
Audubon society held this afternoon at
the home of DR.. and Mrs Fordyce
Grinnell, known as the Birds Retreat,
where a number of the best known
naturalists of this section offered re-
marks touching bird life. DR.. Lamb
of Los Angeles and DR.. e. l.. Conger
were among the speakers. The re-
port of the secretary, w. Scott Way,
was an interesting feature. 1t states
that fifteen months ago there was no
organized effort for the preservation of
birds. Now the state protects all wild
non-game birds save six species. The
Pasadena society has held eight sue
cessful meetings during the year and
has distributed $4,000 pieces of litera-
ture. 1t is also affiliated with the
membership of the Pasadena society
is nearly 200. Among the recommended
tions to be carried out is the following:
"That we support actively any effort
that may be made for the setting aside
of any part of the government forest
reservations as permanent game pre-
serves, and that we urge and support
with all the force of our organization
before the next Legislature amendments
to the game laws giving longer closed
seasons to all diminishing species, alb
solutely prohibiting the sale of any
game, protecting the mourning dove at
all times and compelling all men who
hunt to pay a reasonable license fee
to provide a fund for practical and
thorough game protection"
Misfortunes of Charles Cole
Misfortune appears to be the best the
fates can do for Charles Cole, a paint
er, who is now a patient at the county
hospital by reason of serious injury re-
sulting from fall in front of a Pacific
Electric car at Colorado and Fair Oaks
the effects of a fractured skull, Cole is
now paralyzed on one side from today's
accident. He attempted to board the
car while it was in motion and fell i'm
mediately in front of the forward
trucks. Motorman Wellman made a
quick stop of the car and Cole was
dragged only short distance. One of
the wheels ran over the right foot,
tearing off the shoe and almost sever
ing the small toe. DR.. Rowland gave
temporary relief to the injured man in
the waiting room, and when he found
that partial paralysis had set in he sent
him to the county hospital.
Mayor and the Salaries
Mayor Waterhouse has approved
claims for salaries of number of Of
ficials affected by the ruling of the city
attorney in that they must be subject
ed to cut. The council will be asked
to pass the following: City Engineer T.
D. Allin, S. per day instead of Sc;
Deputy Engineer Henry Ramel, $4 a
day instead of So; Superintendent of
Sewer Farm S. o. McGrew, $50 a month
instead of SIS; Assistant City Attorney
Robert Mcdonald, $50 per month in
stead of SIS; Health officer F. F. Row
land, 1888 1-3 per month instead of
SIS. Auditor Kernaghan is also in doubt
as to the propriety of the council allow
ing Street Superintendent Boyer SIS for
the use of a horse and buggy, and it is
probable that this claim will be held up.
Brief Mention
Fidelity temple, Rathbone Sisters, in
stalled new officers Friday evening, the
work being done by District Deputy
Bertha Fischer. This evening the tenn
pie accompanied Deputy Fischer to Los
where the two temples of that
place held joint installation.
North Pasadenans are opposed to
pepper trees as an ornament for the
sidewalk in front of their premises, and
at the next meeting of the improve
ment association the advisability of set