The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-26

AGAINST DcgO1 IataVN
t9 fsderal Aid fof Drodth ]
gacklns .4 zs- |.
n D. C.-Orders by the
bingsoHii loan board to the farm
farm roughout the country to
,'ks ~, ra farm loans tor the
p more more frst result Of the suit
5 s. ahe constitutionality sof the
the that institution: :
Fat stin1E; re el+tsG brought suit in a
,nk out IL at Kansas City to pre-
eou nI, from investing in farm
I, ba bonds i! on the ground that
sn s,.a oo' clause and the whole
S,ft re- well are unconstitutional,
,g .,i IS IN the lower court, and in
bile'd ~ Ease was argued before
tne court Of the United
gpp1 EsThhe high court has not yet
led ! ~ the court is favorable to
j lo an bank the suspending. of
IN ~ .t'+ This time, when farmers
~ ~ money fer new crops and
I'm ' are contracting credit, is
Ep pe misfortune.
hs!.;;e eoaI' except EtSsf for the tax-free
F annIving to joint stock land
spp walI. the practical result
= ssearly as bad as a completely
ns me- verdict. The law COM
Ea toJoral farm loan bank to sell
u For for not less than par and q
Y s.e cent bond on these terms VIII
sssaI to investors.
a' Great It success Of the . federal
,lsn ham. he's excited the farm
. pan brokers' and increasing eff
EI AVE been made to hamper II
Rstroy it. "a co,, y,
ia II
,,ote could be cleared up fol
nj, nI'1 BY a cong '.ss willing to act
i. arl4 t# ..ag7 .tJ51G gffl
/ III, ;,+y COURTS ATTACKED
=, Il Johnson of South Dakota Of
~ d tho floor his amendment tt
Es ~ NJ, military bill, as drafted by
~ di' Ansell. to abolish the ole
m(of cour-tts1nartial and I'd intro
r modern and humane principles
n;tary courts. Baer and Sin
n Il Moth Dakota were support
sSdson. Mondell Of Wyoming
''aiarity. leader, was emuch' agita
the amount Of support which
,sY from the Northwest. Weir
H., m this amendment, Mon
new that the retention Of th'
nous caste system in the army
landed blythe; general staff de
i on their maintaining the ol|
Esn.British system Of mi1itar,
re-" in which the soldier charges
eficer, with a violation of th|
S of, war has only one chan1lcc
n d escaping punishment:
I'M, chairman Of the military at
pqmmittee,. raised p point 9
81 the amendment, claimin'
i was not geanane to this arm
limitation scheme. Speaker Gil
upheld him, in spite of the laug
which his claim was greetet
on appealed from the ruling an
we're named to count the vote
he line of Johnson's supporter
fling past the tellers some (
I'D Republican gangsters bega
ll out, "Mob rule! Mob rule!" {
hunger men who were rebellin
vt the general staff order of mil
courts. Their sneers and brut;
bile struck a number of men +
Insanity, as they confessed ate.
that they voted against tt
although they had intended
port Gillette's ruling.
be chair was sustained, and SO
in the army will remain tt
thing of courts which are, .ss;
|Fstary Baker has said, conducts
er to maintain discipline than
Enister justice.
POW RAILROAD PRINCIPLES
Eal NJ. Manly, former joiat chat
Of the national war labor boar
become a contributing editor
RNarehlight, which has begun
Faess expose of the &campals
activities of congress.
an article on Labor and tt
tCummins Bill" Manly sums 4
Rpmment thus: Suffice it to $;
this railroad bill, which / pr
viii become the most burning
Of this generation, combines t
|erness Of the devil with the rut
aess Of the Hun. It's financial fe
overturn all previous rules WI
nd to the, rights of vested int
and give the railroads 8 securl
eS a perpetual lien onsthe pf
ooks OF the American people e
wages Of their employees 8 i
ersally evil effects of this leg1sl
will WELD the 100, 100000 CO.
people of America, regardless
tpatlon, into a cohesion which tn
never: known. The day of ret
S Tor this legislative crime "