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Show i POSTAL CHARGE FA'ISI T. By IX. COEY ONLY WAY OUT & A' Postmaster General Half Cant , ecial Very s JK De-dar- es Rffiic Needed. , ; WASHINGTON. July 11 (AP) Convinced that aa incraaas in PsUe rata. U tha only feasible way of: UXtln the world's : public utility "out of tbs red." postal officials are preparing to proas taelr aavocacjr of .a iiigher chants for carrying first class mail When 'Postmaster General Brown submits his annual report to Con-- T grass In December, the enaetjpent of legislation authorising the Is to b his must urgent racom mendation. The postmaster .believes a rale of 2 2 cents an ounce on first class mail would .balance . the depwriments budget for .the present.' Assistant Postmaster General Til ton, generally regarded as the financial expert of the department, "said today an increase in the rate on letter mall is the only solution of the deficit problem. "We see no othpr way out," Tilton sjld. "It the public or Congress sees one, ' wa shall be glad to have them point U out," - Last pear's postal deficit amgjint-- , ed to lie.eos.0e. Tilton estimates It will run over $00,000,000 this year. The present loss in handling the mails Is now a charge against the general dunds ot the treasury. Brown and Tilton are of the opia- ion the poet office department as public utility should be the coat of operation to be born , than theby taxthose it serves rather paying public. The present rate on first ell since list, mall has been situation without parallel. Tl-- 1 son said, in any other line of bust, ness. .If postage rates had been Increased to the ajutage level cf commodities, ' , Brown explained, the first class rate today would 1 cents an ounce. If the be increase wars in the same ratio as wages, the letter rat today would be seven cents, he said. Meanwhile, tha world's biggest single bodnees is growing at a tremendous rata, last year it handled more than Z7.000.000.fiSf artlolaa and th increase tn the number of arfideo every year is more thaa a billion. bie ase I t Sonnysayings increase held I r FRIDA Y. JULY 11 1930 THE DESERET NEWS SALT TAKE CITY " i r i I 2900 Tbt feller that digs the mot dandy lions get five oenta. I gtiess Baby will wineutp abas a gener etlcw and1 Chiffon Stockings Owner Demands . 4 t ct 1- -J . $5,000,000 Availably -- For - Building in City A atftvey of Salt Lake financial institutions, lust completed in beLake real aetata half of the Salt hoard, revsals. - it was announced Wednesday, that capital aggregating $0,000,000 Is available at present for use In tho construction, In- - dustry. .: - SYSTEf.1 SWEPT EEOFP a staa fj Ws Wr Pay For Sheep "Y ... " SanpeteSenator Blames Weed Spray For Loss Of 100 Head. - , if Embroidered . French - Regular l.50 and l.95 valuea. Z. GROUP .stylings Smart, Imported Consisting of 430 exotic 1 . 1.50 each GROUPS Gonsietin-- cf $ smartly set Dinner and Costume Rings. Genuine stone settings of Lapis, Cor 'neliaiv Chrysoparhse and Onyx, oval, square, octagon. Genuine sterling silver and marcasite. The. values are up to 3.00. Entire , group reduced to : A4v. . u :! 15c s f Sheet and Pillow Case Sets Colored bordered Sheets and Pillow Cases, packed in gift boxes with one sheet and two pillow cases. . Crash Sets 2.19 Purs linen, 54x54 inch cloth with six napkins. Attractive colored borders.-Z- . C. M.7L Domestic DepL Street Floor. ings r .. ' 165 Pairs Silk Costume Gloves j . GROUP 5 A small collection of smart items of Jewelry for all occasions. Reduced to . , . , Z. C. M. I. Jewelry Dept . ............... ...., The styles are many and i 25c , 89c Street Floor. the pair A one day Clearance Sale; silk Costume Gloves offered in all the newest fashionable summer shades of Just Arrived Hundreds of New n ummer every occasion. Its your loss if you do not at least look at this beautiful as- - sortment They areall reduced new summer hats. ' Horsehair ' on We have other special groups at similar attractive reductions. . r" Plan to choose early from, this display of i Felts-Stitch- (t2 Crepes, Lacy ed Straws and Piques. ' V Brims, large or small. Colors white, sand, pink, orchid, spring green, yellow, linen blue, navy and black. , v L Handbag DepL Street Floor. Z. C. M. A - full range of head . 4" Z- A. ,a wa : sizes. - C. M. L Millinery Salon . 4 : French nude, sun tan, cedar aiid gray. Regular 1.19 -- values, : 95 110 Pairs-- Kayser . Chamoisette Gloves 95' th.e pair High etyles'in tailored and fancy cuffs all sizes and -- -- f " 77c each chic, long narrow envelopes, deep and trim top straps. Size, price, and color for a. a r1 . t 36 inches wide, full bleached quality No. L. - CROUP 4 Consisting of 300 choke pieces New Costume Jewelry in Ear ; Rings, Bracelets and Necklaces - match.' Set in corochrome, the un- tamishable metal that rivals platinum. The values are 1.00, Reduced to : 1.95 each pfi qk.pun Dance se -- Hope Muslin 1.00 each . Program of entertainment for th more than .1(0 visitors expected to come here for the Convention of the Utah Association 'oft Postal. Clerks. July 20. will include s dance and other amusement the previous evening in Memory hall, it was announced Friday. Sessions will be held in the Tn the morning hotel. speakers will discuss rahtects of Interest of the postal clerks and business routine will be conducted, in the afternoon. ' 3.29 " - Make Your Choice. Beautiful Italian leathers, hand embossed and highly enameled In the sunlit colon of old LNaples. Each Bag an intricate design of smart traceries and thong laced and swankly fitted with neutral or contrasting linings vf kfd and silk. BtU '1 un- 72x90 quality wool, weight 2 pounds. 100 guaranteed. Street Floor. 3 Consisting of 1000 strikingly new adaptations in Seed Bead Necklaces, colored Chokers, Ear Rings, and Bracelets in lovely and refreshing designs. The values are 2.00. Entire group reduced to tire group reduced to -- ' .Wool GROUP in chokers and opera length Necklaces, Ear Rings and Bracelets. All in daring combinations for ensemble and individual wear. The values are 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00. En- Italian n New-hou- ton, especially used for derwear, - 2000 selected pieces of beautiful Costume Jewelry to be sold for only a small fraction of their original value. - - 20c 30 inches wide, in popular colors. Fancy quality cot- inwwt wet-- I. Hosiery Dept M. Plisse Crepe 599 A Sale of er i CL a . flrst-thln- . -- w- Ht J s; 81x93 Inch size, made from Clearance Sale'$4,000 Stock A. 98c . 8.95 Z. C. M. L Sports Wear Dept Second Floor. - at strengthened and Invigorated. "turaon Pills regulated ms perslightest un- fectly without the - pleasant effects Their effects are lasting too. The Sargon treatment dora everything claimed1 for It." at the The Sargon Man Schramm-Johneo- n Drug Co- - Z0I South Main Street, where he Isexmeeting the public dally and plaining the merits of this remarkable new medicine. Sargon may also be obtained tt all Schramm-- ; Johnson Drug Stored the Owl Drug stores and Uggett's Drug Stores . Washable Silk Skirts - in pastel shades - .fap.r JOHN C. GRUBB. Tabernacle Choir Has Salt Lake, well known city em- Outing Saltair ployee, who recently said: was filled choir will enjoy Tabernacle "Jly whole system Tbs with toxic poisons, and I was stead- an eating at Saltair Friday afterand strength weight; losing noon nod evening. Tbs program ily. I thought I. would snevec will include a swim In ..the lake Vigor. get to 'feeling right again. 'I of tan and a picnic banquet, A free conbad severe pains In my. neck and cert will be given In the paTlllea back, and was so nervous that from T to t p.m, Anthony Lundj sound, restful sleep wa almost Im pcnductlng. possible. My stomach was so Sunday th ehamplonshfp boot; that nearly everything I races will be held at the lake. This event will be held In ate disagreed with me. Ssrgon did for competition for the silver loving "The m a fine appeme wes to give ! j cup,- coveted trophy "awarded tite; My dlgeetion Is perfect now speed boat- owners in Utah. There and th pains In my back and will also be three free concerts neck have disappeared. My nerves Sunday, at (, and p.m. era strong as sect and I sleep - I . a very fine quality muslin. ed 8.50 (Ley-bach- i ' Sheets Pure silk with picot tops or lisle garter welt. Flatteringly sheer stocking with dear, even, flawless weave. All the fashionable summer shades. Stock up for your entire summer needs at this price. , Batiste Blouses sung by Mrs. Mary Early Slotnan. with violin obligato by Eulab Francis Gifford and piano accompaniment by Mrs. E. W. Hofer: minuet Juan (Mozart) and fir the "Rockies! Springtim (Bauer), orchestra; "Echoes of the orchesOperas" ( Mackay-BOyer- ), tra; solos. "Wind Song." (RodgTon Alone" and "For ers) (Geebl), Mrs Sloman; Fifth nocturne ), orchestra. 4 f with four napkins to match.' ' m directeyhy F'lar'klnaon. Mayor John F. Bowman will distribute bottoms and "awards before the final numbers. - Other numbers on the 'program will include: "Light Cavalry" overture. (Suppe). orchestra; vocal sol's. "Shubsch Serened" and "Tsars, Attar Spring" (Bach), from-"Do- 36x36 inch crash cloth Included are such popular lands as Gotham, Phoenix and our own Z. C. M. I. brand. will the seise instinctively charm of these cool lace Blouses that are so attrac tive with a suit or skirt ' The final program for tho son of the Balt Lako Civic orchestra, to be Friday night at the water theatre, Nibley park, was announced today. - Phil K. RIpka, director of th orchestra. will conduct th cumbers with th exeoptlon of tho first snd last "Manhattan Beach" march 1 Sousa), and allegro from "Orphs-ua- " (Offenbach) which, 'will, b g!ve-t$:l- - f Bridge Sets v women -- 69c $C95 Fashion-wis- e Gvic Orchestra in Final Concert m : the pair . five carloads of poison" already distributed and plenty more availSalt Lake Man Declares He Is able. The campaign on white-to- p In Fine Physical baa been especially successful thus Tone Now. far. It was stated, and intensive work on the Canadian thistle and la now under way. The fame of Sargon la growing, morning-glor- y not through promises made for it. what does becanse it actually bat suffering people want it. to do. Take for Instance the case of John C. Grubb. 1117 Kensington Are.. - 07 Blouses - Domestic Section ed New Summer Demsnd for an snslysis Of tbs poison used In tho state's noxious d campaign end for restitution for 100 - head of purebred sheep alleged to have died as- a result of., sating poisoned weeds was made by Beats Senator W. Ik Caodland of ilount Pleasant at the monthly meeting of the state board of agriculture Thursday. The Sanpete county solou declared that several weeks ago ha turned soma sheep that had been corraied out in Provo canyon and that about 100 of them had died as a result of tho calcium chloride poisoning spread there on the rights of way of the Utah Power C Light company and the Denver A Rio Grande Western, railroad. Harden Benalon. commissioner ot agrlcnlturu stated that for yean this poison had been used nn grazing lands of horses, cattle, that no sheep and hogn-an- d such damage had aver bees reported before. He declared that the poison was said to be non. poisonous to stock, but admitted that if sheep that bad been corwere raied for some timo and particularly hungry wen suddenly turned to graze on a field thus poisoned some damage might result. The Candland sheep were burned before any investigation or analysis wa made, tt was reported. ...The. commission-hoarand reports of Commissioner Bonnion, Dr. rnnk E. Stephens, chief agricultural Inspector; Dr. W. H. Hendricks, state veterinarian ; Edward Sontbwick. dairy and food inspector; J. it. Maefarlane, chief brand Inspector; and Thomas Bedmond, chief sheep Inspector. It eras report. J that the weed control work throughout tho stats Tomorrows Savings From Our ' ' ,r- - Second Floor. correct shades of 'Arab, mocha, chamois, gray and Tazelle. Regular 1.25 values. Z. C. M. L Glove Dept. Street Floor. . f .i |