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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

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Evening star., 1928-08-03
COTTON GOES HIGHER
ON FOREIGN REPORTS
Talk of a Firmer Technical Posi-
tion Also Factor in Today's
Price Advance.
By lhe Assoc iated rrrSs.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 3.-The cotton
market opened firm today at an ad-
vance of Is to 25 points and showed
net advances OF u to 33 points in early
trading In response TO relatively steady
Liverpool cables and talk Of firmer
technical position.
There were more expressions of un-
certainty as 10 the probable showing Of
next weeks Government crop report,
which probably increased the DISPOSE
tion TO cover short contracts after the
recent severe decline, but buying was
not particularly active or aggressive.
After selling up to 1887 for December,
the market eaSed off few points by
the end OF the first hour
Private cables reported continental
selling and liquidation in Liverpool, with
prices but slightly better than expect
tide in view of yesterdays decline in the
local market
The volume OF business tapered off
after the opening advance. and fluctu-
ationS were rather irregular during the
middle Of the morning. but the dip
seemed to bring in further covering
and prices held fairly steady. A private
report placing the condition of the crop
at 66.5 and the Indicated yield at
14.6l0,000 bales was slightly below some
of the recent private figures and prob
ably helped the tone OF the market.
At midday December was selling around
1887, with the general list showing net
advances OF about 25 to 30 points.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
WHEAT GOES DOWN
ON LIVERPOOL NEWS
Rains in Corn Belt Also Have
Bearish Effect on Grain Values
at Chicago Today.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the A6Soclatf0 PRESS,
CHICAGO, August 3.-~All grains un-
derwent an early setback in price today.
Selling. which accompanied the down.
turns, was owing more or less TO de-
ciines in wheat quotations at Liverpool
and to rains In Iowa. Nebraska and
Kansas beneficial for corn. After OPEN
ing u cent to "a cent off, Chicago
wheat values continued to sag. Corn
started - cent lower to % cent higher
and subsequently showed a drop all
around. Oats were easy Provisions
also had a downward trend,
Houses with connections Northwest
we're conspicuous today OH the selling
side of the wheat market. Meanwhile,
IN addition to declines In Liverpool
wheat quotations. crop reports were
also In favor Of sellers
Canadian advices especially showed
an auspicious outlook, with news that
preparations were in progress for All
early harvest that cutting In Manitoba
would commence within 70 days and
would be only n few days later in AL
berta and Saskatchewan.
Bumper prospects fer corn yield were
reported today az having been ma
terially increased by timely rains last
night In particular some sections of
Iowa sent word that the crop Is now
practically perfect,
Besides, arrivals OF corn in Chicago
today were somewhat larger, 100 cars
and buying support for the market ap-
peared al times 10 be less aggressive
than has been the rule Of late.
Wheat closed heavy 4. cents to 2
cents net lower corn, la to A. cents
down; oats. iisai4 to cent OFF. and
provisions at cents TO cents de-
Evening star., 1928-08-03
BULLS HOLD SWAY
ON CURB EXCHANGE
important Moves on Side of
AdvanCe--IntereSt Centers
in SpeCialties.
BX WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

Spec II Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, August 3.--Latest de-
velopments in the credit situation failed
today to cause serious apprehension
over the immediate future movement of
Curb Market prices. The important
changes III today's market again oc-
Cured on the side of advance, but the
only noteworthy incidents took place In
Individual specialties. So far as the
main body Of stocks was concerned it
was typically Midsummer affair.
Warner Brothers Pictures drew closer
into line with the class A shares on the
Stock Exchange. Because of the con-
version privilege carried by the "a there
was the possibility of the calling in OF
the senior issue and the listing Of the
Junior shares on the Stock Exchange to
provide a more active market. Coum-
bia Graphaphone was another outstand-
ing favorite and the manner in which
the price moved upward indicated the
scarcity of the floating supply. Record
earnings and prospects for continued
Improvement was the basis for the de
mand.
National Rubber Machinery converti-
BILE per cent bonds and common stock
were bid up spectaCularly TO new high
records. Because of the conversion
privileeN carried b. the bonds. it was
natural for both issues to move up
ward sympathetically.
Motor accessory issues commanded a
place of prominence. with Safc-TStat
up sharply Basis for recent strength
of f, w. Bliss Co. stock was obtained
in the announcement that the company
is negotiating for right To manufacture
in this country one of the best known
British airplane motors, thereby bring
ing it into competition with American
of airplane engines
The rise of points Thursday in
General Vending 6 per cent bonds fol-
lowing pronounced weakness had as
its incentive the approval by Stockhold-
ers of the five companies involved in
the proposed merger of vending ma
chine manufacturers of the plans for
consolidation.
Puget Sound Power a. Light led the
while oils were featured by
further buying of Gulf Oil and Vacuum
Evening star., 1928-08-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. August 3 Cpl CU. S. De-
partment of Agriculture Hogs. re-
ceiptS. $4,000 head: market mostly
strong TO 10 higher on hogs SCALING
trom l7o to 240 pounds heavier weights
steady; lightweightS 10 TO 20 higher,
Top, II go, Butchers. medium to choice
2oo-S50 pounds, l0.40ali2s; 2oO-9S0
pounds. lo.50ali.60; 10000 rounds
lO,5Oall,6o: lSo-l60 pounds. s.s0alf 40
Packing sows, 9.25ai0.25. Pigs, medium
TO choice, 9o-130 pounds, a.2SaIO.75,
Catte~-RecelptS, 1000 head: calves
500 head: undertone fed steers. with
WeigntS, firm TO higher; very little here;
best heavieS, 1850 Slaughter classes
Steers good and choice, sn0-i son
pounds, l4o0al6.40: I,lOO-i 300 pounds
l4.00al6,60: e50-l.l00 pounds, l400a
1850; common and medium. $50 pounds
up, 8,75al400 Fed yearlings. good and
choice, T50-9o0 pounds, l4.OOal6 so
Refers, good and choice. $50 pounds
Gown, l3.7aal6.25 common and me-
olum 8.2oal375. Cows. good and
choice, 90oai250; common and me-
dium, 7,25a900. low cutter and cutter
5.9Oa7 25 Bulls, good and choice (beef)
9,40alO75: cutter tO medium, T.25a9 SO
VealerS tmilk fed. good and choice.
la.oOalT50. medium. l3.50al5.5O: Gull
and common. d0Oai25O. Stocker and
feeder steers. good and choice (an
Weightsl. ll.7oal3.75. common and me-
dnm. a,50ail.75.
Sheep~-Receipts 5000 head, fat
lambs active spots on natives. IS
higher; sheep steady; feeding lambs
strong; spots, rs up. little more INQUIRY
Tor breeding stock, Lambs, good and
choice ta2 pounds DOWN, l4.Ooal5 so,
medium, l2,50al400. Gull and common
9ooal2.S0, Ewes, medium 10 choice
100 pounds DOWN, 4oSa7.AO; cull and
common i.I5aS.S0 Feeder lambs. GOOD
and choice. iSaSal4o0,
Evening star., 1928-08-03
MOVES BROADER
ON BOND MARKET
Sharp Advances and Sudden
Declines Feature Trade.
Dodge IS Rise.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE

Special D}Sratch 70 IRE star,
NEW YORK. August Somewhat
larger fluctuations than have occurred
In the bond market throughout the
week we're recorded today in industrial,
public utility and foreign hondA This
represented individual conditi~Ns and
had no relation TO the investment sit
ustio1 as a whole.
The movements were not all one way.
There were sharp advances as we'll as
sudden declines American Gas 6 aS
rose 2}2 points. Cuba Cane Sugar IS an
ether point to ~ which compared With
IS earlier in the week; Remington Rand
sl>s were of a point, Public Service of
New Jersey 4leS lost II, points and re-
gained part of this loss. Seaboard Air
Line. Florida 6s dropped Ia. German
General Electric new 6S. which were bid
70 9Sis yesterday fell to ga: Dodge 6s
made new high price for the move
NJ mt above 81 and Western Marylands
4 IS rose a point
In the high grade list there was also
irre2ularity, but within narrow price
limit AtChlSon General Is advanced
> after touching a new low Yesterday
Baltimore &; Ohio short AS dropped
!, and Frisco IS about the same. Union
F6cuac new Is and ST, Paul new 1 ,S
we're strong United States Government
Issues were generally heavy.
The winding up Of more SyndicatcS
has affected 1ew domestic and foreign
issues. To-day the International Securi-
ties Corporation per cent dehentureS.
which were bought out at 9424, broke
below 90 The new Electric Power of
Germany 6tss we're 6i2 points under
the initial offering figure last Spring.
New lows were also made in some of
the foreign bonds that had already
established themselves with a free
market.
The policy of withholding all new
issues from the market until the pres
ent congestion is relieved and money
rates are more favorable TO borrowers
was illustrated in this weeks abnor-
mally low total output of less than
81 900 600 Last year in the same
period the offerings were five and a half
times greater. Since the ist of July
less than Sl50o00.0 600 in new securities
have come into sight. More than any,
thing else this program will correct the
present unfavorable technical market
situation
Evening star., 1928-08-03
FAMILY STORES DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK August q tA'j. National
Family Stores declared initial quarterly
dividend Of so cents share on the pre-
ferrsd stock payable September | 10
holders OF record August 30 The COM
pany operates chain Of l6 clothing
stores In Milwaukee, st. Paul, Indian
apoiis and eight cities In Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas SIS "A--S500 at los,
5000 at 1924
Washington Gas $500 at io4i4.
Potomac Electric Sc pfd.--l at III, 80
AT ill34, at Ill a.
Potomac Electric 5l2e pfd.-4s al
1n7is.
Merchants Bank &. Trist-20 at l56.
Potomac Savings Bank-~20 at 32S.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l1 at io0iz. 10
at i0A3s.
National Mtg. & Inv. pfd-2o at s.
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.-5l at li9,
IS at lia
AFTER CALL
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd.-50 at 104.
so at f0z.
Chestnut Farms Dairy como at 81.
Washington Gas SIS "A"-SS0D at I05
Washington Gas SIS ''B"-Sl 900 at
i05Ts 81 900 at 1854.
Eoney-Can loans. and per cent.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
NO BONDS OFFERED.

NEW YORK, August 3 tSpecaD ,--~
For the first time In many months no
new bond quotations were announced to-
day Taking the week as q whole new
bond offerings were the smallest IN sew
eral years and indicated the desire
10 await more propitious time, when
money conditions have adjusted them
selves. The total OF new bond offerings
this week was SO. 63e 900 compared with
$40 .62l 900 last week and S3a. .60G, 900
IN the same week In 1927.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Implement Makers Prosper.

Agricultural implement manufacturers
are establishing new records for sales.
Ihere now seems an assurance of a
goou corn crop and this will aid them
further.
On Is showing decided Improvement
and the industries which depend on
petroleum are waking I'D in conse
quence. Nothing new or helpful has
happened to the coal situation and the
cotton and woolen and silk textile mills
are lust as far from satisfactory solu-
ton OF their problems as ever. althouen
In each instance economists declare the
solution rests in the hands of the in
duStry itself
Tourist business in many sections of
me country is fully 25 per cent heavier
Ihan year ago and a corresponding
flow of travellers money is flowing into
local stores and industries. The rail-
road freight loading situation is i'm
proving. but leaves much to be desired
Evening star., 1928-08-03
RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK, August 3 tSpeelall -"
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets, ad-
yanced an eighth OF cent at today s
noon quotation Of l9M cents. This com.
pareA with lgM cents a month ago and
3bi, cents a year ago,
Evening star., 1928-08-03
sKELLY EARNINGS DOWN.

' NEW YORK, August 3 tP} Miller
Lash has been elected president of
Brazilian Traction, Light &, Power CO,
succeeding Sir Alexander Mackenzie.
resigned.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
HEADS BRAZILIAN UTILITY.

NEW YORK, August 7 tFl. .--Skelly
oil Co earned 4 cents share In the
half year against rs cents a year ago
Surplus on June 80 was sa.ta2,67l Sec
ond quarter net earnings were S3BT. $50,
or IS eenta share on the common.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. August 3 tPl Foreign
exchanges easy, quotations lin centsl !:
Great Britain, demand. 486; cables,
48S 1892: 6o-day bills on banks
4sl 6-i6 France, demand, $50 = ;
cables, 3,oi. italy, demand, S,23fs'
cables S23as
Belgium, l390i2: Germany.
23.g2l4; Holland, 40ll Norway 26.hs
Sweden, 26.74la Denmark, 26.6b
Switzerland. l924A Spain, 1913
Greece, 29a. Poland. lt.2S, Czecho~
sIoyakia. 2o6h.. Jugoslavia. l.7e; Aus"
tria, l4.0g: Rumania, 81 u Argentina.
1926, Brazil, 1900, Toxic. 4o.la'
Shanghai. .65A Montreal, 99.841s'
Evening star., 1928-08-03
UNITED LIGHT Il POWER.

NEW YORK, August 3 tIp>--Net in
come OF United Light Il Power for the
year ended June 30 moved up To $A,-
2,036 from Sa,7i8,076 the year before.
Evening star., 1928-08-03

GRAHAM PAIGE Graham Paige
Motor Car Corporation made new rec
ords on production. shipments and re-
tail sales IN July for the NTH consecu.
tive month. shipments exceeded 5000
units.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private wlrs Direct to The Star oMce
INDUSTRIALS

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded In on the New York Curb
Market today
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Price Advances Maintained.

Moreover, manufacturers have not
had to make price concessions to Sc
cure business and price advances have
been maintained. The demand for
steel thus shown could not exist unless
other basic lines of industry were
prosperous.
The automobile industry has an
sWered the introduction of new models
this week like spirited horse to the
spur. Pay rolls are increasing, output
Is going up. shipments are going out in
greater volume. sales are high and raw
material consumption large The lead
ing interest is drawing further away
from its competitors. but many of the
latter are doing as well or better than
ever before
The surprising thing about the build
ing situation is not that it is breaking
records today, but that the contracts
now awaiting bids and the programs
definitely decided on are such that no
check need be expected during the re-
mainder of the year except that en-
forced by weather conditions.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
BASIC INDUSTRIES
POSITIONS GOOD
Demand in Large Lines Well
Maintained and Price Ad-
vances Are Holding.
BY J. &. ROYLE.
Dispatch 10 The star.

special Di&pet1h 70 The star.
NEW YORK, August 3.--America
has become 40 accustomed TO good
times that few business men realize TO-
day the extent Of the prosperity in
which they are living. The steel in
dustry. perhaps the best barometer of
conditions Is indicative Of conditions
In other lines. Steel mills are going
through the Summer season in more
satisfactory way than for years. Opera
tions 50 far this Summer have been at
leaat As per rent ahead of those for
the corresponding period of 1927.
The mills Of the country as a whole
are working at better than IS per cent
OF capacity Some unthinking COM
mentators speak disparagingly OF that.
But they do not stop To realize that IS
per cent OF capacity now represents
about ITO per cent Of normal capacity
Of 1918. Few new plants have been
built. More have been scrapped than
erected. but the mechanical and in
diVidual efficiency of working forces has
improved SO that the output today is
at an extremely high level.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Power Producers Doing Well.

The light and power producers are
doing better than they have done in
the past. The volume of currency sold
and used is at a high point, and the
gains anticipated from now to January
l, 1929. will assure a banner year, with
gain Of at least IL per cent over the
next best l2-month There has been
a slight slump in production of indus
trial chemicals. but this is always an
ticipated at this season. The volume Of
business for the last seven months is
such that gain of around Is per cent
is anticipated for the year.
Copper has not suffered except in
statistical position. The price has been
steady. Consumption is fair and for
eign sale pretty steady. Zinc has i'm
proved slightly on demand from GAL
vanizers. but the cloud of Mexican out
put is hanging over the lead market,
The meat packers are slowly gather
ing in profits from stocks of pork and
pork products which they were forced
to accumulate earlier in the year. The
dairy situation is good and the baking
companies are finding ready markets
Tor some products. although the general
tone of the industry as a whole leaves
much to be desired.
Evening star., 1928-08-03
Unlisted Department.

fThese securities not listed under Exchange
E4leG.E
ETEDa
Evening star., 1928-08-03
RAIL ROAD.

Atctison gen 4H,... 81 92A 9iA 81
Atlantic G l. ei tn.. ] 20 30 30
Evening star., 1928-08-03
FIRE INSURANCE
TITLE INSURANCE.
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Johnson Sweeps
State In Primary
Continued from Page y

Prohibition party's senatorial nomi-
nation. He was trailed in that race
by Wiley j. Phillips, Los Angeles.
Without a contest, Minor Moore
received the Democratic senatorial
nomination. The Socialist senator
ial nomination went to Lena Nor.
row Lewis. San Francisco, without
opposition.
AS forecast by political observers,
California 5 congressman in in.
stances where they were opposed
for nomination were not threatened.
Congressman Henry f. Barbour,
seventh district, was unopposed for
the Republican nomination and OBJ
tanned the Democratic endorsement
by vote which ran 3 to in his
favor over John II. Fairweather.
In the eighth district, Congress
man Arthur NJ. Free was opposed
ON both tickets by Cecilia G. Cas-
serly, San Mateo club woman.
Free won the Republican nomina-
tion about 3 to ! and was slightly
ahead in the race for the Democratic
nomination. Returns from 273 pre-
cincts gave him 1916 votes to Mrs.
CasScrly 5 229l.
Congressman Joe Grail was unop-
posed ON the Republican ticket in
the tenth district and defeated his
Democratic opponent, Maurice Me
Carthv > to l.
In the ninth district Congressman
William Evans outram his opponent
Alva Reynolds, } to |.
In the sixth district Congressman
Albert +. Carter was unopposed for
the Republican nomination. On the
+ Democratic ticket Burton Hall,
Berkeley. ran against him.
An official count was not avail
able and the contest WAS regarded
SO indiffercntly that no unofficial
count was made.
Los ANGELES, Aug. % Hiram
w. johnson carried Southern Cali
fornia by a great margin in his rae
against Charles w. Randall of Los
Angeles for the Republican sena-
torial nomination in the California
state primary.
Senator johnson took impressive
leads in all southern counties.
In Los Angeles county with S'f
precincts complete, johnson recrlN-
ed 77,O8l votes, Randall lI,99l ;
Phillips 7s4 and Randall 152.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Court Imposes
Traffic Fines

Six defendants entered pleas Of
guilty in Judge Mayfield ; court
this morning in answer t. charges
Of violating traffic regulations. All
paid fines, the total amounting to
s92.
Only six complaints had been
filed against motorists for appear
ancr in traffic court and all had
appeared ANA entered their pleas OF
guilty before noon recess. The fines
as meted out were as follows:
T. b. Ward, "cutting in, y fined
$40: Bill Jay, reckless driving, fin
ed $50; George Alvarez speeding,
fined 50: G. +. Giclaghem, speeding,
fined $40; q. Yamasaki, boulevard
stop, fined -; Il. j. Young, speed
ing, fined So.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Lee Takes Off
For Elsewhere

Lee Alexander, formerly of Cali
patria, has moved.
just where he has taken himself
to is nobody's 5 business as far as
can be determined for he would
much rathor begabsent at the pres
cnt moments
The reason il that a warrant
charging him with assault with a
deadly weapon is in the hands Of
the Calipatria authorities. Lee was
arrested on the charge upon com
plant of John Thomas, who charged
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
OF
TUBERCULOSIS IN
CATTLE ON GAIN

Progress IN eradication Of bovine
tuberculosis is reflected in figures
reporting the results cf the work for
the fiscal year ending june 30.
l92N. and the status existing at the
opening Of the new wear, July l, rs
made public by DR.. John Il. Mohlcr
ot the Jaited States Department. OF
Agriculture.
Doctor Mohicr, who is chief Of
the Bureau cf Animal Industry, an.
nounced that during the year ending
Jane 30 the tuhsrculin test was ad.
m.u!stcred to total OF l0,S26. .2So
cattle, or more than q million in eN-
c'ss Of the largest previous record.
In October 1927, and in March.
May and June 1928, the cooperating
State and Federal forces tested more
than I0o0.Uou cattle in each month
On Iuly /, l92S, herds numbering
l63,35d and containing 2.265, ,e&>
cattle were fully accredited as tul-
ercuIosis free. having passed two or
more tests. This is an increase of
$3.50 accredited herds in one yeae
In addition, l5,96S,1l4 cattle in
l9dlll5 herds have passed one suc.
cesSfuI test. and many Of these ar"
m modified accredited areas. On
July there We're 2.29O7j3 herds
containing 2I41>.977 cattle under
State and Federal supervision Tor
eradication OF tuberculosis. e."
slightly more than one-third of all
the cattle ii t'e country. More than
&,ooo,ooo cattle are ca the waiting
list for testing.
The greater part If the tuber,ulin
testing is now being done under the
group or area plan. " Modified ac
credited areas. in which all cattle
have been tested. reactors removed,
and infection reduced 10 not more
than onr-half of ont per cent, IN
cluded 527 counties. parts of two
counties, and II townships In 153
other counties all cattle have been
tested once, rcactors removed, bur
the infes'ion not yet reduced to the
required minimum. Area work is
under way in more than 4e0 ad.
ditional counties. 50 that progress
Las been made in l,Il9 counties, or
more than one-third Of all count.cs
in the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
NEW DAHLIA WILL BE ON
EXHIBITION AT BIG SHOW
By United Press Leased Wire

san LEANDRO. Calf, Aug. %.
Introduction of the Ann Rut-
ledge" dahlia will be feature Of
San Lcandro $ Fourth Annual Dah-
liza show to be held here September
! and ,.
The flower has been developed by
Or. Luther Michael, who is known
as the "Dahlia King of this dis
trict. After the local display, the
" Ann Rutlcdge' will be introduced
at the annual shove the American
Dahlia Society to be held at Madi-
son Square Garden, New York.
The q" Ann Rutledge' was named
after Abraham Lincoln's S sweet
heart to whom Michael is related,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-29
Dairyman Gets
Suspended Fine

Rollo Clark was arraigncd before
Judge l. Mayficld this morning on
q charge Of having conducted his
dairy business in an uusanitary
manner. He entered plea Of gull
" and the court sentenced his to
pay a fine Of 50 bat suspended It.
Complaint was entered by \. K.
Tagg.
Clark explained to the court that
lie had been away for few days
and that while he was gone some
hogs had escaped from pen and
had mixed things up in general at
lis dairy. H. said that while the
dairy presented an unsanitary CON