Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-25
WAS FRIEND or PRESIDENT
MKINLEY
PROMINENT IN OHIO AFFAIRS
Deceased Was Famous Dayton Physi-
clan, and Ultimately Became
Many Times a Millionaire
Through investments
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.


ia East Colorado street.
PASADENA, May 24.-Dr. ]. II,
Loves, capitalist and political leader
of southwestern Ohio, who died at
o'clock this afternoon at the Maryland,
was close friend of President Nc
Kinley.
For three days DR.. Loves was un-
conscious and his entire right side be-
coming paralyzed on Saturday last his
stomach refused to take nourishment
His wife and niece were the only rela-
tives at the deathbed. A son ana
daughter vill arrive tomorrow and the
remains will be taken to Dayton.
DR.. Loves was 81 years of age and
for fifteen years enjoyed lucrative
medical practice in Dayton and the sur
rounding country. From this he accu-
mulated a comfortable fortune, which
he invested in business enterprises that
made him several times millionaire
Politically he was associated with
George b. Cox and Mayor julius
Fleischmann, the Republican leaders OF
Cincinnati and the entire western part
of the state. He also built numerous
traction lines in southern and western
Ohio.
Although in Pasadena for six weeks
DR.. Loves never left his room.
Contract Let for New Church
The new Methodist church in North
..-.II 1, l~,,i1 l,,vA A C-ilN h
ling of Los Angeles, and the contrao
price is $500. Mr. Gribling gave bond
and will begin work Immediately. The
building committee has decided on a
change in the plans whereby the side
walls are to be of plaster instead of
pine. This will make the building more
durable and more fireproof than the
original plans called for. Several Pasa
dena contractors submitted bids but
their figures were above those of the
Los Angeles man.
Mayor Waterhouse and Superintend-
ent of Streets Boyer are in Riverside to
investigate the merits of suction street
sweeper in use there. The city au-
thorities have about decided to do away
with the roller method of sweeping the
streets. and if the mechanical machine
proves a success it is likely that one
will be ordered. The machine used in
Riverside is said to have cost $500.
H. Linchin of Whittier was award
ed the Good Templar lodge pin for the
best essay in the literary contest last
night other contestants were Addie
Lont of Rivera, Sallie Brown of Ri
vera, Alice Stocks of Sawtelle, Rose
Burness of Los Angeles The judges
were Prof. Denton, Miss Daisy Billings
and Mrs. Brann.
The students of the high school have
begun rehearsals of the cantata, THE
Erl Kings Daughter" which will COM
prise the musical feature of the COM
mencement exercises to be held at the
opera house on June 16. Miss Catherine
Warner is the soprano sooist, Miss Kie
Julie Christin the contralto and George
Rose the tenor. Miss Josephine Engelen
is the director.
Thursday, June s, has been selected
as the date of Pasadena's bargain day
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consisting of President j. Herbert Hall
of the merchants association, Herman
Hertel, John Welsh A. j. Bertonneau
ard S. H. Chubb.
Summer Concerts Guaranteed
The Crown City band will give its
first open air concert next Saturday
night, and the business men have sub
scribed fund sufficient to continue
the concerts throughout the summer.
The band will give the concerts from
portable stand, so that the music will
be distributed along different localities
in the business center.
Announcement is made by Frank
Cummings, sr., that a $25O0OO hotel is
to be erected on Grand avenue to take
the place of the Vista del Arroyo. The
plans will call for a three story struc-
ture of mission style of architecture,
and work on its construction is to begin
this summer. 1t is said that d. M.
Linnard of the Maryland is associated
with Mr.. Cummings in the new enter
prise.
Brief Paragraphs
Julius Buffalo will have his case
heard in Justice Congdons court at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. He is
charged with burglary.
Elbert Towne was brought home from
Calabasas by his father last night. The
boy was having a fine time and was
inlno hurry to come home.