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PAGE 21 THE AMAR1LLO JULY 11, 193B. POSTAGE RAH HIKE URGED TO PAY DEBTS OFFICIALS PREPARE TO PRESS CLAIM FOR HIGHER FIRST CUSS RATES (Rr The Associated Press) July ced that an increase in postage rates is the only feasible.way of lifting the world's biggest public utility "out of the red," postal officials arc preparing to press their'advocacy of a higher charge for carrying first class mail. When Postmaster General Brown submits his annual report to congress in December, enactment of legislation authorizihE the increase is to be the most urgent recommendation. The believes a rnte of 2 1-2 cents an ounce on first class mail would balance the department's bnd- gct for the present. Assistant Postmaster General Tilton, generally regarded as the financial expert of the department, said today an increase in the rate on Ict- tcr mail is the only solution of the deficit problem.

"We see no other way out," Til ton said. "If the public or congress sees one, we shall be glad to have them point it Last year's postal deficit amounted to 560,000,000. Tilton estimates it will $60,000,000 this year. The present loss in handling the mails is now ft charge against the general funds of the treasury. Brown and Tilton are of tho opinion the postoffice department as a public utility should be self-supporting, the cost of operation to be borne- by those it serves rather than the tax paying public.

Tho present rate on first class mail has been in effect since 1885, a situation without parallel. Tils on said, in any other lino of business. If postage rates had been increased to the average level of commodities, Brown explained, the first class rate today would 1-2 an ounce. If the increase were in the same ratio as wages, the letter rate today would be seven cents, he said. Meanwhile, the world's biggest single business is growing at a tremendous rate.

Last year it handled more than 27,000,000,000 articles and the increase in the number of articles every year is more than a billion. COMPARE NOTES ON FLYING Slaying Stops Show At Chinese Theater (By The Assoftated Press) NEW YORK, July melodrama in real life stopped the show Thursday at a Chinese theater on tha Bowery. An-actor portraying the role of a burglar was creeping across the ztagg when suddenly five shots lung out from the rear of the boose. Actors and aadience immediately fled, znd when police arrived they found only a dead man in one of the seats and three theater employes. TJia slain man was identified as Hung "Wah Hung, president of the Tong Oag, irn organization of merchants independent of the Hiy Sing and-the Leong tongs.

It was the second slaying of a Chinese in a theater a few months. Police questioned the theater employes, two ticket collectors snd a watchman, but were unable to learn anything abont the shooting. Bishop Quinn's Son Dies On Shipboard 1 (By Tile Associated Frees) HAVRE. France, July the 1 French line steamship Cuba from Houston and Galveston, Tsias, ar' rived Thursday the 19-year-old son of. Bishop Quinn of Tesas, died on board of typhoid fever.

The father, mother, two sisters and a brother of the yontb were with him the ship. The family will return to America with the body on tbe steamship -LaFayette on Saturday. On the eve of his departure westward from Xcw York, Squadron tr Charles Kings ford-Smith, Southern Cross pilot, received a call from CoL Charles A. Lindbergh. Their conversation quite naturally turned to ocean flying In particular and plants and engines In central.

COURTHOUSE! RECORDS WARRANTY DEEDS J. R. Lawrence et ut to Jas A. Thompson, lot 7, block CS, S. J.

Hts. $2,760. John F. Mitchell et ni to Gco. H.

Walker, lot 21 to 24. block 390 Mirror, $1,450. James H. Hull to J. W.

Collins, lots 1 and 2, block 150, S. J. $100. Sam J. Ecnton et ux by Trustee, Tr.

Deed, lot 10, block 9, S. J. Ama. B. L.

M. Foster, et us, by Trustee, to Ama. B. Tr. Deed, lots 15 and 16, block 418 Mirror.

Lon A. Crossett ct ux, by Trustee to Ama. B. Loan, Tr. Deed, lot block 124 riemons.

H. E. Thomas, et ux, by Trustee, to Ama. B. Loan, To.

Deed, lot 1, block 42, Amarillo Hts. Ralph E. Hall ct ux to Antonictte Schoenhoven, QCD, lot 3, block 21, Q. C. D.

J. B. Epillus et us to Amarillo B. Lonn. QCD, lot 18, block 410 Mirror.

Drncilla Mordccai to J. JI. King, lot 1, block C. C. 510.

Arthur Clark to TIMI. C. and Alice Boston Schcihaghcn, lot 9, block Morningside, $1,500. Miles Realty to MnryE. Bivins, lot 21, block 4, Bivins, $10.

B. B. Karger et ux to'E. L. Allen, SWVi lot 4, block 20, Unit 2, Bev.

51. T. H. Flynn et ux tovFnnnle Q. Kcllcamflot 10, block 4, Flynn, S4700.

H. O. Grceory ct ux, by Wichita P. B. Tr.

Jced, lot 21, block 13, Morningside, $1,450. L. L. Blackman ct ax, by Tr. to Wichita F.

B. Tr, 60x 100' off E. 100' lot 1, block 117, i' 100' B. B. Karger ct ux to J.

W. Freeman, lot 4, Tr. 4, block 13, Bev. SI. Jane D.

Bryant et vir to J. It. Lawrence et nl, lot 10, block 0, C. C. $10.

Pierce Pet. Corp. to Sinclair Ref. part lots 0, 7 and 8, block 338 Holland, begl at an iron pipe in SW cor. of said block 338, E.

140' to W. line 1 of alley marked by iron i N. ISO'; W. 36', $10. F.

H. Holman al by Constable to Ama. Loin, Cons. Deed, bts 65, 87 and 68 in J. JI.

B. Woodward Sub. of El-2 Hock 200, Holland Addition. jt. CcriMnM to Stewart S- Blbbtm, lots 17 to 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, block 1 lots 87 to 43 block 2, University Heights, JI.

Pierre Pet. Corp to Sinclair Eel. lot block 48, A mo. -hoi. II.

Flynn it ux to Jobn B. Hill, lot 18, block 3, Flynn, J400Q. B. Jones et ux to Clarence A. Tnub, C.

SO'xHO' of lot 20, Ama. Co. Plemons, (10. Clarence A. Taub, et ux to I.

B. Allen, lame, 910. T. II. Flynn.et ux to John E.

Hill, lot 7, block 1, Flynn, $10,000. M. N. Twaddolt to A. Moore, second 50' N.

of S. line of lot 1, block 126 0. $300. Jefferson Std. Llle Ins.

Co. to Gco. L. Smith, lot 14, block 28, Bivins. $0,000.

Edden T. Rica ct ux to L. L. San. ford, Sl-2 of SE-1-4 of KB 1-4 of NE1-4 and N1-2 of NE1-4 of SE1-4 of Sec.

163, block 9, B. S. $1,600. W. A.

Dyer to QuJncy Ford, 1-2 of lot 4, block Side, $10. Mary Lee Lewis et vir, to Quincy Ford, 1-2 lot 4, block 8 South Side, $10. P. H. Robinson, ct to R.

B. Mc- Alcster' ot ui, lot 3, block 18, C. C. Dist 54500. Howard C.

Bennett, et nx to W. S. Love, lots 4 and 5 and 1-2 lot 3, block 103, S. $6,000. Anne Clifton Summers to B.

Holland, lot 6, Summers Subd. of Iock 8, Roberts Place. $10. Miles Realty to J. 0.

Holland, ot 6, block 18, Blvinn $2000. N. A. Moore et ux to J. V.

Harris, ot 1, block 125, 0. T. $500. J. E.

Nunn to Robert J. Schwartz, ot 13, block 4, Bclmont Park. $50S. C. A.

McDowell to Clydo Smith, ot 7, block 12, Mprningside, $10. J. E. Nunn to Itobt, Shwartz, lot block 18 North Highlands Subd. of Tartar Addition $725.

Vi. P. Luse et ux to Robert Prydc, ot 10, block 7, C. C. Terrace, $1150.

Tom A. King et ux to J. M. Poling, ot 12, block Wolflin Place $9000. E.

S. Burgess to' Charles H. Young, ot ID, block 1, Highland; $933. Amarillo Improvement Co, to Eliza- icth -NUson and Gervis Taylor, lots 3, 4, block 161 and lot 12, block 163, i. 3.

$1060. CAR REGISTRATIONS Pence, 703 Virginia, Panhan- llo Motor Chrysler sedan. A. Pfciffcr, 203 Lincoln, Plains Cher. Chevrolet aedan.

E. P. Freeman, Capitol Hotel, Tone Cliisum, Graham coupe. J. W.

Arnold, Canyon, Texas, Cui tarn Motor Dodge- ccupe. 209 N. Florid Walter Irvin, Ford sedan. Or. Dan Loving, .2400 ton, Keck-Salterileid, Reo coupe.

Mrs. Ida N. Kogcrs, Miniature Cafe McCarty Motor Studebekvr se dan. E. Raymon, 1616 Jackson Walter Irvin, Ford coupe.

J. C. Swan, Box 655 RFC, Waltei Irvln, Ford sedan. L. D.

Thorp, 205 N. Walte: Ford coupe. Joo Parr, 829-3 Harmar Motor Pontiac coupe. C. W.

Hodgcrs, 2118 Hay Plains Chev. Chey coupe. Williams Boyco Agency, Waltei Trvin Ford coupe. Remmlngton Arnics 25 Broad tf. Walter Irvin.Inc., Ford Tudor, Bert Freeman, City, Walter Jrvin Ford coupe.

A. Jenkins, 108 W. 8th, Plalni Chev. Chev. Dait Holey, 2210 Polk Walter rvin Ford sedan.

J. A. Hightower, 1600 Hughes, McCarty Motor Stude sedan. H. H.

Sanders, Herring Hotel, Valter Irvin coupe. Tho Texas City, Walter IrvJn Ford coupe. Cockroll-Mcllroy, City, Walter n'in, Ford coupe. Cockrell-Mcllroy, City, Walter Irvin Ford coupe. James P.

Tingle, Boise City, Johnson Motor Ford coupe. Hay Law, 815 Fla, Walter Irvin Ford roadster. -Eddia Lee, Western Texas, Walter Irvin, Ford coupe. Jesse Proctor, Walter Irvln, Ford coupe. S.

C. Johnson, 2002 Houston, Plains Chev. Chev. sedan. Mrs.

F. 0. Packard, 1603 Polk, Chev. coach. John Bellinghouse, Panhandler Walter Irvln Ford sedan, J.

B. Thurston, 311 N. Tyler, Hill Motor Durant. Dr. W.

B. Stevenson, 918 Fisk, Mc- Cluro Motor Ford sedan. Thomas Spence, 1019 Polk, Plains Chev, Chev. coupe. Mrs.

C. F. Kohlcr, 1109 Polk, Plains Chev. Chov. Coach.

Pan. S. Fe By. 900 Polk, Plains Chev. Chev.

sedan. Jack Swann, city, Walter Irvin, Ford sedan. Jno. S. Abel, 610 W.

Ninth, Plains FANS Ask Your Dealer Distributed by Nunn Electric Co. KEGKQ HAILS RIDE AND SUMMOXS AT SAME TIME (By United Press) LITTLE HOCK, July 11. -Anderson Nelson, Negro, is very careful whom he rides with these days, Kelson waved at a motorist for a ride. The motorist asked where the Kelson home was. Kelson told the man who was.

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That'swhy thisoldsouthcrn tonic ia uo effective in rebuilding health, strength and enerrv in prown people as well as children who are pule, weak and norvnns. Get a bottle at any drug store, GOc. A "I See by The Paper" Amarilloans Favorite Phrase! ONE BIG REASON WHY embisiedOver 35000 Circulation Cher. Chev. Bete Lanyc, city, Walter Irvin, Ford'coupe.

Raymond Mcrriti, Ennis 'Motor Supply Ford phaeton. J. A. Clinton, Ciitu! Uutel; Toney Chisum, Packard sedan. J.

Porterfieldi 902 roan Motor Pontiac sedan. Mrs. W. E. McNallen, 2116 Ong, Frost Motor Buick sedan.

Frank Brous, "Hotel, Mc- Motor Ford coupe. P. B. 'Chlsum, Miami, McClure Motor Ford coupe. E.

M. Pancost. Tyler Hotel, Walter Ford coupe. J. T.

Pope, Pampa, Chev, lltfht dc- Ivcry. Cockrell-Mcllroy 'Oil International truck. W. B. Ponder, sedan delivery.

Bill Martin, Chev. truck. Sharp 4 Fellows Cons. Ford truck. Sharp Fellows Cons.

Ford Amos McBridc, Fo'rd pickup. Amarillo Coco Cola 'Bottling Ihe-v, delivery. Dewey. Reed, 706 Lincoln, Plains Chev. Chev.

sedan. Earl Shcphard, Dalhart, McCarty lotor Co. Studc coupe. I. H.

Jlenncrshot, City, Panhandle. Motor Chrysler sedan. J. A. Shaffer, 703 N.

Grant, Rock Island LOWEST ROUND TRIP FARES Chicago St. Paul- Minneapolis $28.30 Asbury Park New York $96.20 PHONE 2-1324 It. W. CLUTTER, C. P.

T. Rock Island Station, AmarHlo, Texas. Sir: Write me about this low fare Name Street State My phone is Cooper-Irvia Motor Ford tour- J. A. Froat Motor Buick sedan.

C. V. Hirdcnufi, 321(1 W. 10, llc- Clure Motor Cb -Ford coupe. E.

J. Husband, 105 Hnrrison, Mc- Cluro Motor Ford sedan. Dalian Bradley, Dalhart, Walter Irvin Ford coupe. -Aryss W. Blue, Z701 Hughes, Mc- Cluro Motor Ford 'BUILDING PERMITS Join F.

Mwinine, 110 E. lOii f400.00, owner cone. W. H. Polk, lot 13 blk.

01 G. City Drug Storej J. H. Hortman. Badger Ice 1310 W.

6th, J400; H. C. Hancock Const. cont. Alex Davidson, 1503 Monroe, M.

C. Hancock Const. coci. C. H.

801 K. Nlcree, pint' forui J10.00, lot 0 blk. 48 Tartar, O. If. McRae, cont.

Armstrong Storage. L. K. I R. W.

a. 7 Buchanan, 13000, Albert Randall. i Dr, W. I'uiton, 411 W. 7th, 1 blk.

91 Albert dall Con. Frnnk Faliart 1101 Fill, lot blk. 1 40 Plenums Apt. $350., owner cont, A. H.

Morrison, 1818 31. Lincoln, lot 19 blk. 3 S. Side, 2 car garage and wash rack, $300, owner cont. Frank Mcrritt, 2304 W.

5lh, lot blk. 81 0. re's $750, E. M. Harmon, cont.

$10 Gold Pieces For 99c That just about the way some are offering their merchandise--YOU KNOW very well that merchants selling their wares without SOME profit cannot stay in business very long, they remain in business. WHY TRY AND FOOL THE PUBLIC Nearly 25 years that we have been in business we have sold for CASH but we have never given Ogpld pieces for 99c arid we are still in business selling MEN'S WEAR of quality with a small profit. OUR BUSINESS IS GOING GOOD And we thank the public for the business--and we want your CASH business at all times. Stetson Hats Borsalino Hats Crosiett Shoes Shirt Craft Shirti Bates Street Shirts Nofade Shirts Kerry Kut Union Suits Phoenix Neckwear Phoenix Hose Underwear Hollywood Neckwear Paris Garters Paris Suspenders $22.50 $27.50 Suits 507 Polk J.LEVY 507 Polk Spend Your Leisure Time at the Harding Ranch--Cot 25c Ask for Free Home Demonstration JUST A TURN OF THE HANDLE Simpio, guide, efficient--the Mcadowt Washer combiucn feature required by the demands of today-and tomorrow I Tho wonderful Select- a-Spccd affords the correct washing -peed for every typo of fabric--the ajuurnxHW that your huuidry will SAFE aa na CLEAN! A machma that will wash dfJicalo things that you have felt must bo done by hand! And, the jVItndown lias tho power to wash thofto heavy articles you've felt were beyond tho irfiT'so of the horaa washer. Southwestern PUBLIC SERVICE Compaiiif.