The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 3

THE DAILY IVIEi LAKE ALISPELL MONTANA I 1 It) '1 HR Ell YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED EARL HOLLISTER fl il I I nl I inter fi I ihm I Mont I nl flnil tmia jearly I In I ooiio imii ihiii Rollins 1 II I GOVERNOR 1 1 ill ii lower ROY AYERS Leland ADOL HITLER IS M'HiUina) Will Speak Over GIVEN OVATION ON HEAR RETURN TO BERLIN I Hear in' preparat ion for a camp LAMEY Sunday July 7th Nil I ho Sunday July 7th Mcarland few mi ii Over Station KGEZ GOV AYERS IS GUEST SUBJECT I lie REPUBLICAN TICKET Balancing Budgets or Constructive Legislation' Wlnl fish Adv UrthTed and Paid for by Art Lamey Havre Montana) HARRISON TRADE WITH INTER LAKE ADVERTISERS DIES CIVIL unary Election July 16 mi 71 AMBROSE MEASURE for County Attorney that tilin' Spokesmen said they could not dis Take A dair Sherman Smith Lamey JEANNETTE RANKIN WILL BE A GOOD Democrat for Governor CONGRESS for Advertising Ordered and Paid for by Sliorman to Pankin DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Kalts A rlee f' pec eii Monday had al one nt1 events Scotty home most beeipiso of I lie Jlrltiril action Some observers thoiight a blued Xa'I II a I ia assault on land might Im in the making Report preparing Representative for State Legislature THE KALISPELL RADIO STAT ION CANDIDA I Oil STATE LEGISLATURE Showers Slow Down The Wheat Market going you iir Al 6 is a candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor on the Republican ticket He is a Native Montanan and lawyer of many years experience and is serving his fourth year as a member of the Montana Legisla ture He understands parliamentary law which is a necessary qualification for Lieu tenant Governor our PREPARE TO THE LIMIT OR DEENSE KEEP OUR MEN OUT I horized liy cmii'ri'S'i tlm 'idinliilsl rut inn $5 mm min mto in 111" 5 and since of law at Kalispell lalnre from lathead County tile County Democratic Central Committee since 1 lied liy trainin of County Attorny efficiently economically and impartially and for the host interest of all 1 lie people of lat head County more limn a cent retleol prospects of loosening up across the with hemo production ol Montana Was A Man Trained for the Job Has Served His State Well as Lieut Governor Lawyer Legislator Soldier and Citizen OR Strong national defense mediate preparedness country defend it AGAINST Sending Americans fight in Europe Uy ranklin Mullin Chicago July (I () Wheat prices dropped about a cent (it limes today followln showers in promise of At eel end Home Con nt by the German government fora was army return is a day of Hie mlied tiled arrival from of Italian oreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano invited hero Alberta 0 B1G CELEBRATION companies air force race reportedly li 1 1 1 ng major was won by By rederick Gardner Now York July t') Waati Ingtiin handed some hip defense Jobs Io Anierican Industry tills week while ninny lactories took a mimmer Ireatliing Hindi nwr ourth of July Uncle mum drive nlcltn i up speed oimrily 1 i Additional naval contracts for liit Be craft some ri i ri up years for i Eng ''seen Ion gave Industrial iiimim'ors I hors I closeup look at the hues' defmii? however misnnied that since Chino reportedly mil aceoiiipn nh'd hy lull Itary experlii lit: visit Is diplomatic in imtmo I and nl ler several days of ngalnsi (ho British isles hy I man and Italian press tin nt Ciano was also camo tumid had mnimnont for In Hie program in and lied loop term liusinei's planning even more I'Xtensh i'ly Into the muni ment plantt While actual di'fenso outlay ro reiniiiiied relatively small biminesu thinking tn a large degree do'ni Shlrley razier was homo from I nated hv ho defense plaim and prep Kalispi'll for the week end Monday rat ions for shift ing to wn i ndusl her mother Mrs Georpe ra zi er re turned to Kalispell with her She He has continuously sponsored legisla tion which would bring outside dollars to Montana and thereby lessen the tax burden and increase employment and business He will continue to work for such legislation if he is elected We earnestly ask you to vote for him Ing in part of the supply situation In view of a pcvi'mim'iit offer Io farmers emiblimr them to redeem I till" and I hits corn limns about I) cents cheaper than the I basis A leading Industrial I'ili'cfrle Mannfac liiriin announced it had xoliin i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 en 1 1 Candidate toe STATE SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction nice Loe Hoy Haggerty 'linker Mlssou previous redemption rale Largo wheat receipts are nt sol nliweslerii markets Tlie 2 principal I i rm inals most twice as much wheat today was recehed a week nge and Ing of Is grain accounted for of I he wi'ttkiH'sn of prices Wheal close yesterday July 77 Ik: corn 1 1 Retail trade observers saw Indica tions tliat the defense swollen pay rolls in shipbuilding aircraft and al lied industries were boosting the na Inlying power British purchasing agents were said to be pushing war supply orders in lliis country to Insure a flow of equipment to England in event the blitzkrieg by ii and channel waters interiors Has lived in lathead County most ol his life Has graduated from tile schiwils ol lathead County and the Law School of i he admitted to the Montana State Bar has engaged jn the private practice rved as a member of the Slate Legis in 1 IK17 Has been chairman of is quali and experience to perform the duties of the oilice EEVLY interested in civil ser vice for stale employes har mony and cooperation in educa tional institutions more irrigation for farm home protection in stead of more relief and land sales work for youth through re tirement benefits for the aged islerod in the race inals in all events will to run oft Illis allornoon anil compel ion is expected to run high among ipe more of inp iioteiii rs out share ol thi' purse Mr and Mrs Edwin Bartlett have taken up their duties nr managers of tlie Epworth League ramp for the summer The Cravatli family is holding a reunion at Hie League camp grounds Those attending are Mr and JIM Walter King Mrs Byslruiu Mrs Gordon and Mrs Coburn of Seattle Mr and Mrs Milo Cravatli of Red Deer Alberta Mr and Mrs i Cravatli of Houston Texas Mr and RODEO ON LAST DAY Mrs Air and Alberta Bobbie of Delburne Alberta Mr and Mrs Walter Revo of Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Vegnr and mother also of California Mrs Vandemark and Viva and Dorothy and Orson Murry of Missoula Mrs () Lee of Laurel Montana and Mrs Murry Mrs Richard Howell and liter Jill returned from Belton where they have been visiting Ted lerhnck and I) zior score or for tlielr money Today's pcrlornmnco I'ract mat kiiowlodi'e of nil pliiisi's of sellout wmk froiii 1 1 'ii 1 1 1 1 1 in inral Biiiult town and city schools Experience in city ichoot'i iniimles teaching tn elementary and limli seJiool or Hie pml IS years Imve nlro act In mi ml iniiniu rat i Ve ca pacity as pi pa I lie 1 ii iimr High itcliool in Great Ilenver Jluy 0 (T) Orrin Smith 5(i who had worked as civil engineer for tlie United States Recla mation Bureau in several western states died in a Denver hospital yes terday after a brief illness Smith lived in Oregon Nebraska and Montana before coming to Den ver in was a native of Clinton Wis Surviving are the widow a daugh ter Miss orabell Smith of Denver and two brothers A Smith of Placerville Calif and Smith of Chicago (Continued rom Page 1) day of activities witli an enthusiasm born of two days of already sitecess Iful performances Last program al the grounds was acclaimed by Rodeo Ians as being the iinest ever pre sented to a Kalispell audience The grandstand and bleachers were Hlleil to near capacity Spectators thrilled as tlie best bucking horses steer rid ing wild horse races call roping mid bulldogging was brought oiit the performance In addition to last evening's per formance at tlie fairgrounds several other features in connection wit I tlie Rodeo were presented in the down town section Tlie whisker judging I contest conducted hy II Sharp head of Hie Whisker contest com mittee resulted in first award lor the most artistic crop of whiskers going to Doyle Sampson and first award for tlie best full beard going Groat Northern locomotive engineer Resident of lat head ly years Active in Democratic party lor many years Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention lathead County tax payer for 2u years Knows problems of state and county Only promise: 'aithlul and consistent service" nilv onti'i'cil and p'tiil )y 1 I) I In riismi Whitefish Mont To the People of Montana I Brown of Acme Mrs IL Bell of Hussar Mr and Mrs McLean and re nor ic Um spring wheat belt and more moisture over tlie CONGRESS REPUBLICAN TICKET Rcpublicnn Candidate County Commissioner cuss the purpose of the visit but ob servers iiulid llial it comes on Hie i 'n i Bis Defense Jobs Hi reals the (ler The lin en route after the Nazi high com advised ra nee Hint dis of the rench Heel called I tiorman i' reneti nrmisi ice hundreds of cars Earl Scuvel general clinlrmfin of the linden committee asserted (lie Hoden wns enliri'ly tmeceHsfui he gel 1 1 ij first viiterta Hi mi I 1 Moniitain Rodeo (I 1 will become a linlinl im in ii mi ci i u'e Dinner vu niMim i non a i (Continued rom Page 1) Oak inside the nailll base of Scipn low was credited witli a "record" for a single cruise by a German kuli imi riiie Hitler reviewed honor from lie navy army a nd while drum corps played The fuehrer spent only ales outside the station entered his car for the 1'i minute ride from the station down the Wilhelm strasso to i chancellery No Bouquets Permitted lowers were strewn along streets whore Hie fuehrer's car pass ed lint by ollicial order the populace was not permitti to throw bouquet" at Hitler Bands along the route kept up a continuous playing of the Bamlen weiler March Hitler's favorite The fuehrer stood in Ids open ear saluting and smiling As lie arrived at the Wilhelmplatz a roar went up from (lie crowd of thousands which jammed the square' A few minutes after lie arrived at' the chancellery Hitler appeared on the balcony alone and smiled at iho crowd below him Later he appeared with Grand Ad miral Erich Raeder and oreign Alin ister Joachim von Ribbentrop Then the crowd sang tlie popular war song Are Sailing Against Wounded veterans of Hitler's cam paigns had a place of honor just der Hie balcony AH hough Hie crowd showed no position to leave an order soon given to clear tlie Wilhelmplatz Hitler In all the reception lasted a little over 2b minutes Hitler did not speak merely smil ing acknowledgement of the vocifi ur welcome Berlin did not learn of the fueh rer's return until early this morning All factories exc pt armament and war essential plants and all stores except food shops were ordered stmt down so Hint their workers might join in the demonsl rat ion The 's lower I lu'ii 7 li September 77 1 down July (ilH'ti r's inits I i to A Weaver Many honorable Igrounds slarfinp nt 2 ex meiilions were also awarded (pocted Io attract a capacity crowd Till) horseshoe pitching contest Hundreds of out of town visitors 4 held during the nfb was won 'v ro irlvlnr this morning to tnkeig ly (J i(i Ilvnll () t'olumhla ll'1' flint iS with Bill Arnold Knlispeii taking wl11 "mho up it IHt slmro ol thOjL second place and lloyil 1'ay also of 'e'wd Special pin king rn iigmm Kalispell placing third Results of last contests i Hie grouiuIR were: Brone riding Ed Unify Knlispolll licet lltlll A I I I I I I I I nil I ill 1 1 i 1 1 Id 1 11 I IDrdn a I Dpeel a I or' i I Ualf roping llnrh llulley Red 1 ZM 1 i iuh'k uk ia iu)iiii iiid i bt't'oiKis Warner second 25 seconds: Jim Irwin Weatherford Texas unit Eddie Ivan t'ardslon tied for Hill'd 2S seconds ii I Id oggi ng Jim Irwin lirsl Bill Ross Sayer Oklahoma second and Triiniaii Essex Hardin third Cowboy open nice I toy Haggerty Browning first Bud I like pell second Smokey I'owcll I III rd Cow liny expro: son lusoii In li second and In third wild the on the program Ihieause limber Is needed tn the liitnro Mr mid Mrs Lawrence Grice and family left on riday for an extendedislt to I'orllmid mid Hie west coast I was homo from I Industry Handed UN I 'nl iblv Id I'tr hy ciD 1 rn 1 1 I rounddey 'W''i wi I fees I 'jS liavii ll present value I'reVent loi' Hl'es! JO a '3 Ml iiy wsiik A 1 My ft 1 WBl A Ji mH "Will ajl iRJI I e'x VC st eJ Ad vrt ising Ordm 1 aiul Ikiid ftr I 1 Kalispell Moitiana) isnH' biww II (Democratic Ticket).