Trespassing— (Continued From Pace One) could not profit from the money and which, at the same time, destroyed private enterprise. Congressman Burdick, North Da kota, answering this argument, de clared that in two years the profits of these government-aided North Da farmer - co-operatives "have kota amounted to 80 percent of the original investment," and that not in a single has one of these farmer-co-opera case lives been a losing venture. "The worst part of the whole pro ceedings," he said, "was the shoddy way that it was done. Two buslness to Washington, appear be men come fore the House appropriations commit tee, and are able to have a clause in serted in the bill that is against the best interests of 400,000 farm people." Farmers Union representatives here last week pointed out that the PSA has aided only co-operative ventures organized to take over grain elevators which had been run into the hole by private owners; that these enterprises being operated successfully, and that they are not competing with pri an vate business. Current Capital Chatter It doesn't look like the country will be short of youngsters who want to become aviators, if the mail of con gressmen in recent weeks is any cri terion. Scores of letters from youths asking for information on where to apply to learn flying are being re ceived daily by every congressman on Capitol Hill .... It was illness that prevented Sidney Hillman, labor mem the newly created national A. tlkrf Kaftan Your Candidate Is m m Not the Candidate of the Political Machine For Governor of Montana : x : x-x - : i ■ x S* W4' m ■ X-X % X. mm s thoroughly inde pendent. lie owes no polit ical favors. He knows intimately the problems of the Farmer, the Laborer, the Small Business Man and the Professiona Man. He is 1111 S He has a background of business training and ac complishment. He has first hand knowl edge of conditions in the political and economic life of the State. He knows what lias to be done to make them better. Unquestionably, he has the force and courage to carry out his program. His integrity is positive —u neffuivoeal. ig ■ W Y: ; xf : U; . aS ? m * M mÊÊÊÊÊ v m \ ■M X ;X x x: ; : x: M nn iü I X 5 'X-: w ■ ■ X: His record of efforts in behalf of them in the State Legislature and the State Senate, shows that lie lias a sound understanding ol their problems and solu tions for them. t WORK FOR A BETTER MONTANA WORK AND VOTE FOR THE Nomination of "Bert" Kathan For GOVERNOR AND yj Abolish Political Corruption in Montana U Advertisement Paid for by Kathan-for-Governor Club, Great Falls, Mont. defense commission, from attending the first meeting of the commission last week. . . . Price of steel during the past 20 years has gone down Labor costs that enter into battleship construction also have gone down. But Uncle Sam is now paying more per for battleship construction tonnage than it did before. What's the an Adjournment of congress swer? is up in the air. Nobody knows what is coming next. Some members want to stay right on the job—but when I UNFAIR PLUMBERS I Norman Reilly 0. S. Skoda Albert Winkelman I UNFAIR GAS FITTERS I Frank Sabados John Shanklin I I PLUMBERS, STE AM & GAS FITTERS i Helena Local 266 I the Washington heat comes along they'll be thinking of home sweet home. . . . Now that congress is voting billions rather than millions, Pennsyl vania's "Where Are We Going To Get the Money" Rich, republican congress man, is more confused than ever. Many people feel the danger of a Hit ler victory would be concentration on defense measures in this country for a number of years at the expense of solution of pressing domestic prob lems. FARMERS UNION GRAIN CO. OF OPHEIM Opheim, Montana GRAIN - FLOUR - FEED FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY COMPLETE LINE CO-OP PRODUCTS We appreciate Montana business when you are in Williston. WILLISTON, N. DAK. FARMERS UNION CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Williston, North Dakota YOUR BEST DAIRY MARKET FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY of Glasgow, Montana CO-OPERATION PAYS LARGE DIVIDENDS C. O. Johnson, Mgr. FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY 624 East Front Street, Butte SERVICES AND SUPPLIES MARKETING FARM PRODUCTS FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY GREASE TRACTOR FUEL OIL GAS Geyser, Mont. C. H. Dietsch, Mgr. FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Peerless, Montana BUILD AND SHARE THROUGH PATRONAGE L. Jones, Mgr. FARMERS UNION BEAN CO-OPERATIVE Billings, Montana WE BUY, SELL, CLEAN AND STORE BEANS FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASS'N. Williston, N. Dak. Co-op Chicks — Seeds Write for Prices Feeds DO BUSINESS WITH YOURSELVES U V) FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY of Glendive F. S. Armentrout, Mgr. General Farm Supplies FARMERS UNION TRADING COMPANY Arnold Peterson, Mgr. Fairview, Mont. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AUTO ACCESSORIES FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY of Plentywood Everything for the Farm THE FARMERS UNION in Froid I» at your service for all kinds of supplies for the Farm and the Home Petroleum Products, Accessories Hardware, Groceries, Meats Dry Goods Skilled Repairing and Shop Work Chevrolet Cars and Trucks You cannot control what you do not own! I FARMERS UNION SUPER SERVICE Raymond Felton, Mgr. OUR PROFITS ARE YOUR DIVIDENDS Chinook, Montana POWER FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY CEMENT COAL LUMBER HARDWARE GAS OIL — L. E. Jacobson, Mgr. Power, Montana FARMERS UNION GRAIN COMPANY E. K. Babcoak, Mgr. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Poplar, Montana FLOUR GRAIN FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY of Opheim BUY CO-OP — KEEP YOUR EARNINGS AT HOME Alfred R. Schwartz, Mgr. FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY of Valler C. C. Parker, Mgr. BUILDING ECONOMIC SECURITY" FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY M. Bollinger, Mgr. EXPECT QUALITY AND SERVICE of Nashua, Mont. FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY D. A. Hill, Mgr. FLOUR Chinook, Montana FEED GRAIN FARMERS UNION GRAIN CO. OF PEERLESS GENERAL GRAIN DEALERS D. E. Hawbaker, Mgr. FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Phil Daugherty, Mgr. CO-OP PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVELY Wolf Point, Mont. FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY of Rudyard GRAIN R. E. Lundquist, Mgr. FEED COAL FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY GREASE GAS OIL HARDWARE H. L. Curtis, Mgr. Richland, Mont. FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY Hinsdale GAS, OIL AND FARMERS UNION PRODUCTS FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Havre, Mont. Hilbert H. J. Peterson, Mgr. SUPER SERVICE "IT PAYS" FARMERS UNION SUPER SERVICE ) Great Falls, Montana OUR PROFITS ARE YOUR DIVIDENDS EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION E. C. Harvey, Mgr. TIRES of Geraldine, Montana GASOLINE FUEL OIL FARMERS UNION TRADING ASSOCIATION of Richey FLOUR FEED GRAIN SEEDS FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR COMPANY S. C. LUND, Manager Richland, Montana EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF BRADY Leroy Mustoe, Manager FEEDS FARMERS UNION PRODUCTS GRAIN MOLT FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY GRAIN AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS F. R. Spicer, Mgr. Molt, Montana EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF HARLEM John A. Marlow, General Manager Branch Stations; Hogeland: H. F. Becker. Manager Turner; A. H. Hargens, Manager. FEED Patronage dividends are paid to all patrons on same basis. OIL PRODUCTS GRAIN Farmers Co-operative Oil Sc Supply Co. Conrad, Mont. E. L. Crook, Mgr. Wholesale an4 Retail Petroleum Products, Accessories FARMERS UNION OIL CO. OF JOPLIN > Franklin Heydon, Mgr. $28,000 in dividends in 10 years of operation. FARMERS UNION CO-OP OIL COMPANY of Richey Penn Union Oil Co-op Tire» Gasoline To the Voters of Montana Slogan: Insist that appointive jobholders keep out of politics. Consult the Attorney General FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY of Circle C. L. Stack, Mgr. Your Co-operative Home FARMERS UNION OIL CO. OF FLAXVILLE Elias P. LaRocke, Mgr. General Farm Needs the Co-op Way