The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-03-09
n Unions Of Woy', 1'.. and
sf6ss y That Judges are Properly
sGpeo
..s.nized.
!. - BuIlehnl

The Butte Bullean)
Prom aIs Ct B. K. Wheeler is 60
70 Wac 4. hacked him, and feel he
p''ps ,. for them than any ma
2 d maker alyas that ever left the
% la" tote for the nations cap
s'i1 y. mast record as a govern
ia.sr is IS clean, although he
n omit hitter persecution for refus-
as', a-ostitute the Office Of United
o P a.+rict attorney in the inter-
! local corporations. The peo-
I ,rs with him. |
= o,llstin reporter solici7ed an in
~ D1'' and asked the senator if the
s7ss VI could be made that he real
s .l,r,, unionism. MIR. Wheeler
Similarity in Court Decisions
way 'eg. YOU can say that. I believe
mions have done as much for
,.smbers as have any orher as
-, Of individuals. In welfare
thew are unsurpassed, and / am
know that the recent nations
.osn-sbop drive was a decided
- without collective bargain
Ss toilers are at the mercy Of
..-r0ulous employers and nom
!. ,ompettiion, at paaper wages,
q .,mnel the fair employer to meet
.,mnetitor as best he can, and
=, reduced compensation is the re-
n When / read the newspapers,
4 note that in ease after case, in
s.Ig seporstct communities fete.r-
,'d district judges render decisions
r,bor disputes injurious to the side
l,hm. I feel that 1 mad concerted
.4i.D with a vengeance is used on
4. to.er. and the fact chat the YER
n Is generally on the one side
nd suggest that The Judges all be-
med to the same union, mad taken
n same obligation and rendered
iment from ne teachings of a
anmon ritual.
Il am going % do the very best I
n. and am WI lirg, as l repeatedly
gd before the election, to be judged
y the efforts I put forth to protect
he interests Of the workers and
smers. I believe the Esch-Cum-
nhs law the most iniquitous legisla-
lon in existence today. An evidence
b my contention is the final pay
nmt Of 100000 made last week "a
tie Rock Island railway from mon y
Hng from the people by different
tms Of taxation. Hundreds of 9th.
& millions were paid out to other
Eeat railway systems, a generou.
ilTion Of which was used in an eff.
lot to crush the transportation
MONS No such use of public money
Va ever contemplated by any fair
minded man. II
Never Contemplated Using Money t,
Crush Labor.
President Harding calls the Esch
.mmins act a great piece of con
Nuctiye legislation and declares tina
@emment operations of railroad
bought US to the very order OF thing
'gainst which we now rebel, as W
'p yet liquidating the cost Of tina
.peme folly. I can find no proc
9 such an assertion and believe tn
annlng Of the war was due, in grea
MEASURE, to the unifcation of tn
many roads, and supposed. concentra
bon Of effort.
COmmerciaIized Patriotism
That the government was robbie
many concerns and individuals ha
ssn evidenced by court actions. Ger
anIy the cost was outrageous, an
'pneipled persons commercialize
called patriotism. If Presiden
aaidng believes the taking over @
railroads a piece Of supreme TO
It would be interesting to hav
expression of ,pinion from hii
me producing Of airplanes, tn
-ulng Of branch railroads into tn
,''aoe camps in Washington, the pro
..'.i0n Of munitions and the erectio
training camps and building {
-.p' on the cost plus plan.
Inc experience the farmers
..'l'ana are yet passing through
,..aga Tor me. Stock persisted an
s''n rqtted on the ground becau,
railroads had a guarantee fro
government. aud didn't have
'.la'e' The farmers are bankrup
l. an malterably opposed to TIL
NJ. am also opposed to the tart.
y. ~ Of the people who voted for IL
- oyeralls and cotton dresses. al
I. y J wife and kids are liberal patrol
!. NE cotton goo Is market. But
-. -, as the tariff law passed colt,
N ~ ! up wool went up, food went u
'N Lne croo.-T-.