The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

throughout large part Of II.
try. Suffering and want fran NJ
ty Or lack of coal next wint 1s y :
a certainty while the mountiSa !
of this and many other necesPs!a
life ARE adding to the millions !
coal barons and others Of HI,
try.
"Our great merchant fleet. hs
at an expense Of more than
billion dollars, is idle while !,
American tonnage is carried h rs.
ish ships. And now the REM
party proposes to sell this gret
of ships to private individuals
few cents on the dollar Of VII
cost. and to give a bonus to th
chaser besides for taking t.
the present administration say
thing about giving to the pl5
of this country q subsidy? The
men Of this state are all broke Al
as the farmers and yet We hg
word: from the administrator i
interest of either.
Roads Take Billion
"Since the passage of the
Cum1nins law the railroads haV
en- out of the public treasury
and a half dollars, a sum greater
our national debt prior to the
war. Under the act the inter-
commerce commission was VIM
required to raise railroad rats
they would yield the railroads 81
cent Interest on the aggregate
of the roads. Because No
means had been provided ta
temrining the aggregate value
roads, this meant virtually the
value and included all Of the Rsz
! stock Of the railroads throughdt
United States. Who has to pay
this? 1t ultimately comes out Is
consuming public.
meantime the railroads with J
able assistance Of the RePaA
party are seeking to break the i
bone of organized labor in the =
| and to reduce the toilerSs COMP
j 10, for below a living wage.
ION July /, 1921, the United
railroad labor board reduced rang
employees wages Il per cent
ION August 16, 1921, the M
labor board reduced shop eM'
Moves a further reduction Of "
| cent .I.
board again reduced the spg I
EMPLOYEES IL per cent. 4 tCs =
per cent in their wages El.m sa
year Meanwhile freight and l
ger rates have not been ! re 1ills..
proportion and the cost o. "HsI
. increased.
Condemns Injunction
"we now find the attorney 6
of the nation asking for a n a.s
Warranted W sr Injunction, asking tnI
, employes be not allowed to b as
their side of the cause to n ! !. y i
'''a saTb csc are only few Of The !
things which the Republican pagl
! done to show that it is utter .:,s Y
sympathy with the great H's
5 humanity. IL. nsnaa
nart hS has S% a great opportunity !
; Head with YOU men and Vo aa.
4 to overlook the opportunity, r ~
liz and the duty which is $! ~; !,
t I re these hes questions SQUARE! =
t face. and put your s 81 10! ,sT.r j
n wheel in order that this }, so o1r,
:. of our and this party o. 'I i
{ truly represent the masses s1a.s
5 people as against the scum, and 4
$ craI.e forces Of this state an n
t @ @,le,r auI for their own sel \
f Doses and to the detllnleh'
= people in general. .,.,,+ All
1 word to that American ""
q IznyvN Ht1IUISHs-
e alone ao eU and let her work out nsr ls
$ nrobIems. True We can pew fsr
: adjust ourselves after cs Z @s
d of hardship, place a oi+ hisb .
it wall about ourselves so r asI d
: p porroW and cIli hunger and Po u
It Europe. But do we ", wan Al # d
II We compelled two n1lll llosd h
est boys that ever Ws :IdS from
) go three thousand miles sf+y bib bS5
h to fight and we spent MY # I'd
y accomplish our object, hisbrl
n n first time in American . n n . %
er American boys lo"sN'
war. ,olo the "
D. better place in when ,, " pti
lie we turn our back on on. LAM, nannos q'
1t is fast sinking? we { t", nan,
rs part of the selfish IL II Use 81
n "L.et US then upon ?, n..oik,iodIs b
n sues accept tn call, - gef q sbs I
n Of Europe and and, at .ra @9n! stand ! !
70 grt IS and for humanity oodrl
f, Thomas Jetfef on ana ,,atic p1
r SON wanted tic De ,Sa care
We stand, fighting 1or s1 The
ar common masses ag J: ms stas !
v autocratic forces OF 1 aan win
lis ton. IF we do we ia \
we ought to wlrl' anu or C 70
ed will lose because We OO