Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-27
AROUND TOWN
Bay Island Club Gets Permit


Lieut.. Charles T. Leeds has received
notice from the war department that
the application OF the Bay Island club
to dredge a channel and construct a
bullhead at Bay island has been ap-
proved.
Prison Reform Leader Here
Rev. w. e. Collett, general secre-
tary OF the Colorado Prison Reform
association, is in Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Mrs. Collett. He has been
attending the National Prison Re-
form association convention at
Seattle.
John A. Burns Dead
John A. Burns, who had resided in
Los Angeles the last twenty-eight years,
and who had retired fran active busl-
ness several years ago, died yesterday
at his home, BIZ Mt. Washington drive.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning, burial to be in Rosedale cem-
etery.
ChIIdren's Home Needs Funds
The Childrens Home society of Cali
fornia has issued an appeal for funds
to carry on it's work. A homo is main
tained by the society at 2414 Griffith
avenue for homeless and friendless chill
dren. John Waldo Ellis, district super
intendent, is in charge of the work
anu VIII ANNNANC oADoNA4phAoAAo ANA NAtS
society.
Meeting in Precinct 1e
The Good Government club in pre-
cinct IS will hold a meeting this even
ing at 1895 Sunset boulevard. The
Twenty-fifth Precinct club was organ
ICED Tuesday evening. w. A. Varcoe
was elected president and delegatel
and Cecil F. Dalton secretary-treas-
urer. An address was delivered by
VIII D. Gould.
Realty Board Going to Redondo
The Los Angeles realty board will
hold a picnic at Redondo Beach this
afternoon. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the outing. in
which members of the board, employees
and invited guests will participate.
Cars will leave the Second street sta
tion of the Redondo railway at 2:SO
o'clock in the afternoon.
Wallace to Address City Club
A. ]. Wallace, councilman and chair
man of the council finance commit
tee, will be the speaker at the City
club Saturday. Nj Wallace will tell
about the city's finances. If he chooses
to tell his audience about the work of
the budget committee he will relate
a tragedy that will not leave a dry
eye in the room.
Ohio Male Chorus Here Sept. 8
The Ohio male chorus, which is tour
ing the country, will reach Los An
geles September and will give a con-
cert at the Simpson auditorium Satur-
day, September 4. The chorus has met
with excellent success in the east, and
the management promises one of the
best singing entertainments ever given
in the city. At Lake Harriet, Wash,
10000 persons attended the concert. The
choir consists Of fifty musicians chosen
from various singing societies Of Ohio.
Aged Minister Buried Saturday
The funeral Of Rev. T. r. Satterfleld,
we'll known retired Methodist minister,
will be held at the Hollywood Metho-
dist church Saturday afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Satterfield, who had served for
fifty years in active pastorates In the
Rock River conference, died at his
home, 303 Milton avenue, Hollywood,
Tuesday. He is survived by his wife,
two sons and one granddaughter.
New Patents Taken Out
Brooks & Lidders. patent attorneys
of Los Angeles, report that Southern
California inventors were recently
granted United States patents as fol-
lows: Los Angeles: Rose M. Sidey,
for undergarment; Isabelle e. Lincoln
and Robert Q. Lincoln, for cooking
utensil: William p. Armstrong, for
double-action double door; w. C. Dill
lingham, for adjustable printing-press
punch. Cucamonga: A. M. South
worth. for cutter-thinble for grape
and other picking, Orange: c. L..
Columbia, for railway spike. Santa
Barbara: G.. Buelna and A. q. Bur-
son, for stylus replenishing' mechan-
ism for talking machines. San Diego:
r.. De Leclaire Foster and G. Schulz,
Tor reinforced concrete construction.