oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-09

MAY CLOSE FOREST ROADS AND TRAILS LOS ANGELES, July 9.—Roads and trails leading to national forests in Southern California may be closed as a result of a conference of forestry officials here. The sweeping menace of forest fires may make closing of the forests to visitors necessary, it was said at the conference. FIND MAN'S BODY LOS ANGELES, July 9.—Police were today attempting to identify the body of a middle-aged man found in a ravine near Mixville. The initials "F. L. G." were found on the man's hatband. at Weber's Safes At prices that leave you no excuse for not protecting your Records, either at your home or at your place of business. At prices that leave you no excuse for not protecting your Records, either at your home or at your place of business. Do you know that after a fire the Insurance companies demand proof of loss sustained. Do you know that to prove your less you need your invoices, inventories, books of accounts and other records. These records, housed in a VICTOR SAFE will insure your having them. No. 161 Victor Safe Delivered ... $45 No. 171 Victor Safe Delivered ... $65 EASY TERMS Weber's BOOK STORE 200 DISCHARGED MANILA, July 9.—Nine boards of army officers are today trying mutinous scouts who yesterday struck, refusing to obey commands. More than 200 of the men will be discharged without honor, it is estimated. Two whole companies of the 12th medical regiment are to be tried tomorrow and probably will be discharged, it was reported. Fort McKinley has been closed to outsiders pending the outcome or the hearings. Vague rumors of a plot to blow up Cavite have been circulated here. The naval arsenal strikers there are reported in a sullen mood as a result of orders from Washington forbidding the return to work of absentees until three months have elapsed. It is believed 700 Filipino workers are still out at Cavite. It is understood that all of the striking soldiers who showed conition will be reinstated and that this class will include 90 per cent of those who were disaffected. The remainder will all probability be discharged without honor except the ringleaders of the strike movement, who will receive long prison terms. Eight have been charged with mutiny so far. VIOLENT QUAKE MOSCOW, July 9.—A violent earthquake was reported from Tashkent today. HALSY WINS CLAY PIGEON CONTES PARIS, July 9.—Halasy Hungary won the Olympic pigeon individual shooting championship today at Issy-les-Métrie after a shoot-off with bert, Finland. Both broke 98 gets. Frank H. Hughes of United States took third after shoot-off with Montgomery Canada. They tied with 97 breeds D'Heur, Belgium, was fifth, being Scharmann, United States, a shoot-off after they had fired 96. WEEK-END AUTO JOURNEY R. B. Herman is recounting pleasures of a recent auto trip Riverside, San Bernardino, Miraieta Springs, San Diego and Juana. In company with Wineberger of Long Beach, he made the rounds in several days. Mr. Herman thinks the Mexic gambling resort is a very tasty disgustingly dirty town and ceived no "thrill" whatever from his limited visit there. AT THE HOTEL VALENCI Henry E. Hansen, Mrs. Chtena Burgess, J. A. Ellis, Zel Howard and E. R. Allen, Los Angeles; Ed C. Schlim, San Francisco; E. A. Poe, Pomona; R. Ierson, Mrs. L. Carver and Mrs. W. Allen, Calexico. Plain Dealer Classified Adsduce results. Try this media Free! Free! Free! A HEAVY CORD TUBE With Every Tire Purchased from Us During the Month of July There is "No Negro in the Wood Pile" in this Offer; nor are we roasting Prices on Our Tires Free! Free! Free! A HEAVY CORD TUBE With Every Tire Purchased from Us During the Month of July There is "No Negro in the Wood Pile" in this Offer; nor are we Boosting Prices on Our Tires ALL CORD TIRES GUARANTEED 12000 MILES You Pay These Prices 30x3½ O. S. Clin.....$13.00 30x3½ S. S.....$13.75 32x3½ S. 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Shipments normally during August are lighter than in any month of the valencia year, except when a crop is light, which is not true this 1923-24 season. Orange growers have also one or two other favorable factors this year. Commercial fertilizers are 10 per cent cheaper and manures no dearer than last year. The cantaloupe deal only temporarily affected the market and now only 200 cars per day or less are being shipped. The auction markets are not crowded with fruit. Up to July 4, 13,825 cars of cantaloupes had left the Imperial valley against 11,569 last year. This crop is steadily increasing, but is not being handled in a profitable way. Nitrogen and potash, which enter largely into commercial fertilizers, are both lower in price. The closing of Orange-co valencia houses last week for two days or longer was an important factor in helping the auction markets to clear away accumulated fruit. WHO'S WHO IN THE DAYS NEWS When the fight over the klan plank in the Democratic platform was carried to the floor of the convention the anti-klan leaders selected Bainbridge Colby, secretary of state under President Wilson, to lead the fight. Among those who participated in the conference that resulted in the selection of Colby were George E. Brennan, Illinois leader, and Norman E. Mack, national committeeman from New York. Colby has been prominent in Democratic politics for many years. The respect in which he is held in official circles is indicated by the fact that President Harding considered him when naming the Democratic members of the American delegation to the arms limitation parley. It is known that as secretary of state during the closing days of the Wilson administration Colby laid the cornerstone for the international policies carried on by Secretary Hughes. Colby was born in St. Louis on December 22, 1896. After graduating from Williams college in 1890 he studied law and was admitted to the New York bar in 1892. He represented Samuel Clemons (Mark Twain) in settlement with his publishing house and was one of counsel of interests who brought about reforms in the Equitable Life Assurance Association. Colby began taking an interest in politics twenty years ago when he was elected as a publican to the New York lature. He was actively identified with the candidacy of Theo Roosevelt for the presidential nomination in 1912. He was of the founders of the Progressive convention he Chicago in 1912. Colby was a commissioner of U.S. shipping board and a member of the U.S. shipping fleet corporation, 1917-1919. He was a member of the American mission to the inter-allied conference at Paris in November. He was nominated as secretary state by President Wilson, February 25, 1920, and served in capacity during the last year the Wilson administration. Immediately following the graduation of President Harriet McColly of Maryland whose firm has been constantly before Democratic convention, maidence his withdrawal today meeting of the Maryland district was called shortly before day's session opened, at Ritchie's course will be decided. Try a Classified Ad for results. Try a Classified Ad for results. TWO DOLLAR SHOES Over 10,000 Pairs A Purchase and Sale That Shows Every Woman Who Reads Involved in this wonderful offering are low shoes of every descendant of the best makers—shoes of the newest and latest. Oxford in Brown or Black In kid or patent leathers, sport oxford with low heels—street or dress oxford in brown or black kid, Goodyear welted or hand turned soles; all sizes up to 8 for women, all height heels. Two Dollars a Pair Strap Slippers Dainty slippers of satin, kid or patent in Free! 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Richardson today inspected coast defences in Los Angeles harbor and reviewed more than 800 California national guardmen taking a summer course of training at Fort MacArthur. Another easy way to learn good manners is to have a daughter about 18 years old. RITCHIE TO QUIT NEW YORK, July 9—Governor Chieh of Maryland whose name been constantly before the democratic convention, may announce his withdrawal today. A meeting of the Maryland delegation was called shortly before the session opened, at which Chieh's course will be decided. LAR TOE SALE! 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