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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29
DORMITORY Is BURNED

Foochow, China, May 29.-tF-
Fire destroyed a dormitory of the
Fukien Christian university last
night. The building housed 100 stu
dents and was valacd at $60.000.
The cause of the blaze was not de-
termined. The school is supported
by Methodists, Congrcgationalists
and the American reformed church.
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any more, and it also improve the
condition of my blood. / consider it
a wonderful tonic. Mrs. Irene vii.
son. AIS SO. 3r. st.
Sold by all dealers, in liquid or
tablet form. or send 10 cents for
trial sample to DR.. Pierce's Inva-
lids Hotel, Cos Main Street. Buffalo.
N. ", and write for free medical
advice.-Adv.
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present estimates of revenue, plus
the added costs that must come with
the working out Of the Mississippi
river flood control program, extend
ing naval construction and other
added government activities.
The appropriations by depart.
ments made during this session in
the regular supply measures were:
Agriculture IS 139. 1873. 1872 "a
District of Columbia 37.6o5. 2O8 90
Executive and indie
pendent offices REPRESENTATION
inferior .......... 272,656,039. 90
Legislative l7.746.S 93 .26
Navy ............ 1862, 445,S12.OO
State, justice, COM
merce and labor $500. 597. GO
Treasury and post
office .......... 1861. 342, O60. 90
War :.::.:........ 39S,517.22l.5O
FIRST deficiency -. 20O,936. 66S. O2
Second deficiency 146,Ol7.757.74
Total ......... $3253,54O 1920
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reduction in tax payments OF 5000,
495 200.
However, the cut in government
revenue under the act is estimated
Mt only $l55.000,0oO for the next
fiscal year beginning July l. the full
force Of the reduction not being felt
until the following fiscal year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29
INJURIES PROVE FATAL

Watford City, N. D., May 29.-(R
George Molitor, pioneer home
steader Of Mckenzie county, died
here late yesterday as a result of
injuries sustained in a runaway Sum
day. Militor was found yesterday
morning lying unconscious in the
road and he did not recover con-
seriousness before he died.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29

MAY APPROVE BARGE BILL
Washington, May 29.-(R-Al-
though President Coolidge has not
reached definite decision regard
ing the Mississippi barge line bill,
he probably will approve the mea-
sure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29
REFIySE To ADMIT WOMEN

KEFU USE TO ADMIT WOMEN
Kansas City, Mo-, May 29.-(P)-
The General conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church at it's
final session here today refused,
by an almost two to one vote, to ad-
NIT women to annual conferences of
the church, which would give them
full membership in the ministry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29
Tax Reduction Bill
Signed by Coolidge

Washington. May 90 (AP)-
The tax reduction bill was signed
today by President Coolidge.
The measure, which now is law.
provides for an estimated annual
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29

I I y u ~ Z III lne
form Of poor d.
gcsti"r, and not
until | took some
Of DR.. "ierce's
Colder Medical
Disco cry dit l
find Il i. y relief.
L h G Discovery
improved my con-
dition in just q
very short time
SO NV mach did
nnt trn,,JIn ,,,n
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-29
TAKEN Up NOTICE

TAKEN UP NOTICE
One cream colored horse with white
face. weight about nine or ten hun
dred pounds. brand V3, one dark grey
mare about same size
FRANK GRESS,
Route 2. 10 miles Southeast,
Bismarck, n. D.
5/29-6H-l1
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DEFICIENCY BILL SIGNED
Washington, May 29.-(P)-Presi-
dent Coolidge today signed the de-
ficiency appropriation bill carrying
$146,O0O, 900, including $14,O0O,O00
for beginning the Mississippi flood
control work.
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TAKEN I,

TAKEN Up
Came to my plae: One black geld
ing, weighing about 400. Inquire of
Bud Cook. 922 Ave c West. Bis
marck, N. d.
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What, Your Stomach?

La Crosse. Wis For some time
was suffering with stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
Commonwealth Power Report.

NEW YORK, August II (T). Conf
monwealth Power Corporation earned
SS.l8 share on the common In tbs
year ended July 81 against s4,07 a
share the year before Surplus after
preferred dividends was S7,754.387,
against $6,080,547.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
STOCKS LOSE GAIN
IN LATE TRADING
Advance in Money Rate
Causes Recessions After
Lively Morning.
EY GEORGE r. HTIGNES.

Special D:aoatch TO Ths Star.
NEW YORK. August 17.-A robust
advance in the stock market. carried on
on broad scale iii the forenoon. was
checked in the second half Of today's
session by an advance in call money
from the renewal rate of per cent
first to 81. then to and to g. =, and
finally to per cent
Realizing carried prices down sub
stantiallv. but many stocks held out
against the trend. among them Inter
national Nickel. Columbia Gas. West
inghousa Electric and General Electric.
The motors were lower Steel. which
had been feature in the carly trading.
lost part of its gain. Opening prices
were higher Ali around
The market had a basis on which to
work, a reduction In brokers loans an
nounced overnight, the size of which
was surprisingly large: a substantial
improvement in the Federal reserve po-
Sition, as shown in the weekly state
ment, and per cent call money re-
neWal rate, the lowest since July %.
Time money was easier especially for
the longer dates. Moreover, the opinion
was gaining ground that the next
change in the rediscount rate would be
downward Perhaps this idea was
founded on the showing made By the
tape. 1t Is hard to distinguish between
cause and effect in matters like these.
In any event. speculative Wall Street
profeSsed entire satisfaction with the
credit outlook
While stocks OF all kinds participated
in todays advance. the real leaders
were the stefls. United States Steel
opsned on block of 10000 shares of
l48 in contrast to the preceding close
OF 1864. From the initial price ii rose
above i42. which was not only the high
OF the movement but less than points
below the record for the year There
was aggressive buying of Bethlehem
Steel at an advance of some 2 to 3
points, a rapid upturn in Republic Iron
a. Steel, and higher prices for Cruel
Die, Vanadlum, youngstown Sheet g.
Tube and others.
No fresh explanation was offered for
the strength In steel stocks. None was
needed. With operations not showing
The normal seasonal decline. and with
much firmer prices for the output. the
prospect of the steel industry is bright.
Elsewhere among the induStrials
American Smelling IL Refining stood
ont at the highest in the history of the
company when the stock sold at 2l5, up
over 5 points. Another feature was AL
lied Chemical. also at record high
above 1875, an advance of over points.
American Can bettered by fraction its
previous top and so did Sears Roebuck.
Shorts in any of these were severely
punished.
AT intervals the rails came In for
their share of attention. The lower
priced stocks we're the more active. but
the seasoned dividend payers went
higher also. Missouri Pacific jumped
point at the start and Western Mary
land advanced 2 points. Erie was in
demand for time. New York Central
stood out in its class and Atchison. Ca
madam Pacific, Southern Railway and
Southern Pacific did better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
u. S. BUSINESS GAIN
SHOWN BY REPORTS
Domestic and Foreign Trade In
oreases Indicated in Figures
Of United States.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, August iT.-From two
sources today the business of the coun-
try in July, both domestic and foreign,
was shown TO have been materially
greater than year ago. This fact
was demonstrated in the monthly re-
port of the Department of Commerce,
giving the figures of exports and i'm
ports, and in a survey OF the building
industry showing the volume OF build
ing permits last month throughout tins
United States
Following the fiscal year ending June
30, In which The excess OF merchandise
exports over imports was nearly $3.50. =
100000, the new year starts out with
surplus of exports over imports OF
500 100000. These exports were $4,000
GOO greater than last year. while inn
ports decreased S3,376 900.
July exports of gold showed the
waning movement of the yellow metal
from this country to foreign parts.
Compared with nearly Si00, 900 900 in
June, the total of exports last month
was S74, 100000. This brought the total
outgo tor the seven months of the
calendar year 10 approximately $3.50. =
100000. against which there we're i'm
ports of S94, 507 ,000 This movement
Is mainly responsible for the change in
credit conditions that have come about
since last February and Is the chief
TACT In the argument of the high money
advocates.
There was an per cent increase in
July i'll building permits over JULY
1927. This gain was due TO the cx-
pansion In building activity in such
large centers as New York City. Chi
cago, Philadelphia. st. Louis. Washing
ton, d. C., Boston, Cincinnati Mime
apolis, indianapolis. Seattle and Bir-
mingham II was Offset somewhat hv
decreases In Detroit, Los Angeles, Cleve-
land, Baltimore. San Francisco Mil
wauEee, Newark and Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. August II Especially .=~
New York bank clearingS, 81 ,029, 00n, 900 !,
New York bank balances, Si0S 900 900,
New York Federal Reserve balances.
sos 600, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. August II (P Omitted
States Department of AGRICULTURE -
HogS-Receipts, $4,000 head; market 10
to - lower on hogs scaling below 2T0
pounds. heavier weights weak 10 10
lower; top, 1898. paid for lsO-ain
pounds, butchers, medium to choice,
2oo~35o pounds. ll.6Sai2.4S. 200-2SO
pounds 1l.7Sal2.S5; 10000 pounds
if50a128S; l30-l60 pounds, IL GOA
t2,70: packing sows, l0.50al1.65. pigs.
medium 10 choice, 90-l30 pounds. 10 .50a
l20O.
Cattle Receipts. 1000, calves. 900
ruin mostly of plain quality: market
uneven but mostly steady; few steers
10 sell above 1900; liberal supply of
lowgrade cows, bulk all cutters, &. 7Sa
7.66. most yealers, II GOAL 90: slaughter
classes, steers, good and choice, 300
500 pounds i4i5ai6.60, l,lO0-l, 800
pounds. l4,25al67S; 950-i 100 pounds
i450a 1870 common and medium, $50
pounds up, 900al4,S0, fed yearlnes.
good and choice, 750-950 pounds, l4.sSa
1898; heiters, good and choice. s1n
pounds down l4.l0a166S; common and
medium, 8,5Oai43S; cows. good and
choice, 9S0ai300. common and me-
dunn, 775a9.S0; low cutter and cutter
625a7.7a; bulls. good and choice theefl
q 7Sal 90 cutter To medium. T2Sa9 rs
Vealers milk fed, good and choice
lf. S0ai450, medium. lS50al6.an; Gull
and common. a00alS.S0. stocker and
feeder steers, good and choice tall
weightsl, li.7aai3,1S; common and
medium, 9.a0all,7S.
Sheep Receipts, 10000 head; fat
lambs active; about steady. quality con-
sidercd, natives and Westerns selling
nj fNNathNe IhNAA ahx.,t A.t.
comparatively little change on feed
ing lambs except tendency toward
week end slowness on kinds under IA 90,
lambs. good and choice (aa pounds
DOWN. l3.aSal5.00 medium, le.O0a
1898. Gull and common. a2Sala 40;
ewes, medium 10 choice ESQ pounds
down.. as0aT so, cull and common,
75aS,s,; teeds" lambs, good and
choice, i365alaaS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
Money to Loan

'erHrrd by first deed OF trust real estate
Prevai'inE interest and commission
Joseph |. Weller $50 Wash I. rru"
BidR.. Nth A. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
CAPITAL TRACTION
INCOME INCREASES
Report for Month of July
Shows Net Gain of More
Than $4,000.
HY EDWARD c. STONE.

This total net income Of the Capital
Traction Co for the month of July
was more than $4,000 ahead of June.
1927. According to the monthly re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Received by Private Wire Direct The Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
STOCK ISSUE SOLD.

NEW YORK. August II tE'>.--Ar is
sue of $4,000 shares OF Central S 'ates
Power d Light Co 81 dividend r~e-
ferred stock has been sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August II tpl~ Bal
silver, SOFA; Mexican dollars, a4se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17

ii am. 91a,lOU ~ noon .54l. 100
I'm. i.9Il 100 anni 2 RlA nnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17

Y M. l,5l 400 @pm 2.3I9 900
Dividend rates as glven IN the above tanle
are the annual cash uaSments baseu on the
UnlF OF trading 'eSs than 100 shares
PAFtlS extra I Plus ies IN stock Plus
= ald thiS vesr-na regular rate d Paw
Roie III stock Plus 80 IN stock q Paw
ante when earned PAYABLE in cash OF
stock Plus lOes IN stock Plus aeg
N STOCK b Partly stock Plus 2ot IN
stock Plus lfi2n share quarterly IN
stock m PAYABLE ITO share uuarterly in
United Cigar Stores common stock. u Plus
w r. In stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17
FEDERATED METALS GAIN.

NEW YORK. August II tPl.-FedeL-
ated Metals Corporation and suasidi.
aries had profit of S23S,8SS for i
months ended May 81. equal after de-
duction of estimated Federal taxes 10
sl.OS a share. In the previous CORE
spending period profit was only sl0.732.
or cents a share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17

port, filed todsy
with the Public
Utilities Commits
sion, the July net
in c nj c reached
S55,lef.36 against
the lower figure If
S25.c46.72' in the
c ORE 80 onding
month a year ago.
The report shows
total operating rev.
enues for July Of
s234.672 50, com
pared with oocrat-
ing revenues Of
S340.9of29 in July.
1927. Total operat-
ing expenses were
much lower this
Evening star., 1928-11-22
FINDS NEW SERUM
FOR YELLOW FEVER
German Scientist Uses Insu-
lin and Fluid Drawn From
Sick Monkeys.
Bv Radio 20 The Star ard Chicago Daily
News CnrvrlEht. 1878.

Bv Radio TO The Star ard Chicago Daily
News Copyright, 1923.
BERLIN. November 22.2Dehnfte
isolation and probably a definite cure
for the scuurge of yellow fever. from
which thousands of persons still die
every year in the tropics, is announced
by Prof. Max H. Kuczynski of Berlin.
This still young pioneer personally
spent several years on the West African
coast, in the worst spots OF the Gulf
of Guinea, studying the yellow scourge
in all its manifestations Only a few
months ago he returned to Berlin and
perfected his tests in Charlie Hospital.
The experimental victims were chiefly
monkeys of the type called rhesus ape
cynonlnolglS, which the investigator and
Prof Stokes, had found particularly
useful because their reaction to yellow
fever infection seem practically identi-
cal with those of man.
Five groups of monkeys were in
fected with the virus and the resulting
illness was studied in every single de-
tail. When the illness had reached the
crisis. the monkeys we're treated with
serum prepared from the monkeys
themselves, and all recovered.
The same experiments, tried on
human beings, had equal total success
and the discoverer thinks his serum
provides an escape for all who use it
intelligently Other monkeys were sue
cessfully inmunized.
It is notable that during the expert
ments Prof KucZynski and his woman
assistant both became infected and
betrayed typical yellow fever symptoms.
Both used the serum and were cured.
Prof. Kuczynski's treatment couples
insulin injections with injections of
serum drawn from sick monkeys, which
discovery he hopes soon to be able to
preserve in commercial form.
Evening star., 1928-11-22
A Real Sea Beacon.

The lighthouse at Cape Race in the
North Atlantic is one Of the best known
beacons in the world. It is equipped
with q flashlight of 100000 candle
power, which has been seen at dis
tance of seventy-six miles. The ap-
paratus and inclosing lantern required
to produce that result weighs AZ tons
and cost $4,000. The fog siren at this
lighthouse station has been heard a
distance of IS miles.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
DETACHMENT OF PLANE
MAY BRING PUNISHMENT
Smithsonian Officials Discuss Plan
to Seek Action Against
Vandals.

officials of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton are considering asking the Depart
ment Of Justice to take action against
persons who wrote their names on the
tail of Maj Herbert Dargues big am
phibian plane. the San Francisco. flag
ship of the Pan-American good will
flight. which is now in the museum.
The names and addresses. where there
were addresses. were copied before
being erased from the ship, but In
some instances efforts had been made
TO carve on the plane with a knife.
1t was said
The DETACHMENT was discovered while
the officials we're making preparations
for housing Col Lindbergh's Spirit of
st. Louis. 1t is probable that this
plane will be suspended high over the
heads of the spectators. SO there will
be no danger of vandalism
Evening star., 1928-05-04
HOUSE TO CONSIDER
PAY BILL MONDAY
WeICh Approves Amended
Measure for Increasing
Federal Salaries.

The revamped Federal salary bill. car
rying between Sl8.000000 and $1,000
900 In increases for $4,000 Government
employees. will come up for considera-
tion in the House under suspension of
the rules on Monday according to
assurances given by Chairman Lehi-
bach of the civil service committee
after consultation with party leaders
Representative WEIGH. originator OF
the salary increase measure. which was
revamped to meet the views of the
House civil service committee. the
Budget Bureau. the Bureau Of Efficiency
the Personnel Classification Board the
National Federation Of Federal En-
pioyeS and various powerful influences
in the Senate. said today that the bill
as reported yesterday lis a very good
measure and provides a substantial
automatic increase for all those In the
classified civil service
The National Federation of Federal
Employees. which aroused Nationwide
sentiment and support OF the orlrinal
Welch bill. which established q mini
mum salary and provided for very con-
siderable increases. especially in the
lower grades. estimated the cost OF that
measure at S35 5,o00.0 900 increase over the
present pay roll of the Government
Subsequently the Budget Bureau esti-
mated the cost at SOS 1000. 900 and the
Bureau of Efficiency estimated il at
500. 600. 900.
Approximately one-half the MEMBER
ship Of the House indorSed the WEIGH
bill and urged its passage. The measure
reported yesterday has the support of
the Budget Bureau. of President Cool
idge and OF the National Federation of
Federal Employees and is expected tc be
promptly passed by both House and
Senate without any serious opposition
Evening star., 1928-05-04
MOBILE IN NORWAY;
LANDS TO REFUEL
IN ARCTIC FLIGHT
Italia Brought Down Safely
After 1,150-MiIe Trip
From Germany.
EXPECTS TO TAKE OFF
FOR KINGS BAY TODAY
Weather Conditions Favorable.
Dirigible Slightly Damaged by
Rent in Envelope.

By the Associated Press
VADSOE. Norway. May 4.-The dirig-
ible Italia landed here safely at 9:l0
O'Clock this morning from Stolp. Ger
many. more than 1.l50 miles away.
The airship will be refueled here
before IL carries Gen. Umberto Mobile
and his expedition TO Kings Bay, Spitz-
bergen. for another conquest of the
Arctic wastes.
In Air so Hours.
The fight was begun at Stolp at
800 am. Yesterday. The crew OF
government steamer and troops were
called out at VadSoe to assist in bring
ing the craft to earth. The weather
was good with light breeze.
The last report from the ship was
received at 4:S0 O'Clock this morning
by the radio station at VadSoe. And
indicated that 1t was making steady
progress.
During the night the ship was sighted
at 10 o'clock near the town of Gamla
Karleby. also known as kokkola, FIN
land, about ATS miles south of VadSoe,
on the gulf of Bothnia. 1t was headed
north.
NcdtHcE EANuIaUkC.
Beautiful weather favored the expedi-
ton throughout and the Italia glided
up the east coast of Sweden and cir
cleo over Stockholm Just before noon.
Ten Swedish military planes escorted
the airship and she went out of her
course to permit one of the men aboard
the Finn Malgren to drop a note to
his mother. living at Appelviken. west
of stockholm,
Returning over The Swedish capital
Gen Mobile maneuvered the dirigible
over the Italian legation and exchanged
greetings with the Duke OF Colonnia.
Italian minister.
Then the Italia turned to the Gull
of Bosnia and headed north at speed
of less than so miles an hour
A large crowd gathered TO greet the
explorers who made a good landing
after maneuvering for some minutes.
The Italia was first seen above the
Varan0er Mountains pulsin9 rapidly to-
ward Vadsoe The giant dirigible cir
cled twice over the town. flying so low
as to appear about TO land.
1t rose again, however, and made for
the tall mooring mast on the outskirts
Shortly after 8 O'Clock part of the gas
in the bag was discharged and the
mooring TO the mast completed with
out hitch
Weather conditions this morning
showed clouds. with little wind, which
Ii was believed. however. would clear
the skies gradually.
This little city--with a bare 1000
population-one of the two or three
northernmost towns in the world, was
gaily bedecked in flags and bunting in
honor of the visiting airmen.
Envelope Slightly Torn.
In the course of the landing opera
tons the Italia received a slight rent
in the forepart of the envelope, but II
vas OF a nature believed easily mended
Although Gen. Mobile announced he
would take off for Spitzbergen at 6
O'Clock this afternoon, others saw In
reports of weather between here and
the northerly island conditions which
might hold the dirigible here longer
than originally intended.
A low-pressure area between Norway
and Spitzbergen was reported, with
moderate breeze and snow falling at
Green Harbor