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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17

Helybeli es videki munkatarsainl
tudosit6ink figyelmebe.

Lapunk kovetkezo ket szama, a
karacsonyi es ujevi iinnepek k0-
vetkezteben. csiit0rt0k helyett-
szerdan jelenik meg. Munkatas
sainkat tud6sit6inkat tisztelet.
tel kerjiik, hogy a fenti ket sz&m-
ba sxant kozlem6nyeiket legke.
s6bb kedd reggelig juttassak el
szerkeszt6ssgiinkbe.
A kar&csonyi es uj6vi sE&molzat
kedden d6lben lezarjuk igy q
lapz&rta ut&n 6rkezett k6zleno6.
nyelA, mar csak q j0v6 heti uiy
sagban lesznek k0s0lhet6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
A szT. IMRE EGYLET
VI TIsZTvIsEL0I.

A New Brunswick SIT. Imre
hg. Ferfi es N6i BIS. es Temetke-
,zesi Egylet 9.-ik osztalya dec. h6
6.-an tartotta tisztujit6 gyaiestt,
melyenE a kovetkez6k lettek meg
lvalaszt yas s.,.....-,.,.ss.....~...s..s.s...
Elndk: Gy6ri Mihaly. @
Aleln0k: Takats Josef.
Jegyz6: Szilagyi Janos.
Lev.-titkar: Hauzer Fiil0p (S77
Rose Street.
Penztarnok Grosz Istvan.
F6ellen6r: Siroki Mihaly.
Penztari ellenor: Hauzer Fiilop.
3-tagu szamvizsgal6 bizottsag:
Olajos Andras, Szalma Istvan es
Hegyi Gyorgy.
Beteglatogat6k (Steelton-on):
Siroki Mihaly es Blask6 Andras-
ne. Brier Hill-en: Szilagyi Janos.
East Youngstownban Takats J6-
zsef.
Ajt6or: Fedor Janos.
Orvos: DIR. Mahrer Marion Pal
(Terminal Bldg, Erie ! allomas
epiilet.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
pompas eoadast Monar Lajos endzAz enekszamoat
bek Aranka hserte zongoran

e sorok ir6ja nyiltan es becsii-
letesen bevallja, hogy a Kossuth
, k0r vasarnap esti miikedvel5i el6-
adasan OF dollart keresett. A mai
sziik0s vilagban OF dollar nagy
penz, sep penz, plane akkor, ha
ilyen tekintelyes 6sszeghez mum
ka nellsiil jnt hozza az ember. Ia
lalt penz, ez az Ut dollar, egg fo-
| gadas eredmenye. A kozonseg sza
maban fogadtnnk, mask ait al
litotta, hogy 6tvenen Sc leszncls
az eloadason $ elvesztntte a foga-
dast. Meg pcdig csufosan, solS
Eszaznyi kozonseg volt egyiitt.
Vasarnap este 10th EIDE enekes,
tancos nepszin1niivet: "a to-
lone" hozta szinre a Kossuth
K0r tagjaib6l toborzott MIXED
vel6 garda. Hatasos es halas dara-
bot valasztottak el6adasra a va
lasztasban mem csalodott senki.
A kozonseg, mely zsufolasig meg
t0lt0tte termets minden tekintet
ben meg volt elegedve $ a szerep-
l6k is boldogan mondhatjak ell,
hogy forr6 megerdemelt sike-
riik volt.
Magyar -levegsSjia ahekkel, tsfnc-
cal cieomazott ,darab "a tolonc".
Erdekes meseje, fordulatos s ha-
tasos jelenetei mindvegig lekotik
k0z0nseg erdekl6deset. S We
gen, amikor az igazsag diadalra
jus-mindenki megelegedetten,
boldogan S egy szep el6adas kelle-
mes emlekeivel hagyja ell a ter
met.
Egy kis szolgalo lany szerelmi
historiaja, meghurcoltatasa jat-
sz6dik lie a szemunk elott. Sep
es diszes keret kertilt a KEEP kore,
kis varosi elet elmaradt gondol-
kozasu, poffeszked6 alakjai eleve-
nednek meg elottink; a darab
minden egyes jelenete csak AIT a
celt szolgalja, hogy a mese tortt-
net, ANIMAL is inkabb ragadjon
meg benniinket.
Beszamol6nk legelejen emleke-
ziink meg a darab rendezojer6l,
Molnar Lajosr6l, aki ismet meg
mutatta, hogy munkaval, hozzaer-
tessel joakarattal miiveszi niv6-
.iu S a koz0nseg izleset minden te-
kintetben kielegito elSadast lehet
produkalni. Els1sorban OF illeti
a dicseret
A szerepek mindegyike kitiin6
alakit6ra talalt, ugy a kis, mint
nagy szerepek megszemelyesit0i
mindent elkovettek, hogy tuda-
suk, tehetsegiik legjavat adjak.
Regen lattunk ilyen szep egyiit-
test.
Kasza Margitka, magyarsag
regi kedvence, igazi ratermettseg-
! gel, tehetseggel szeretettel ala
kitotta nagy es nehez szerepet.
0 allott darab k0zpontjaban S
istenaldotta tehetsegevel, fenye-
sen .oldotta meg feladatat. Enek-
szamai kiil0n dicseretet erdemel-
mex.
Brogli Ignac, vandor legeny
alakit6ja allando deriiltsegben tar
totta k0z0nseget. Neve MIXED
veloi multja a vasarnap esti si-
kerrel, meltan gazdagodik. Meg
jelenese mar eleg ahhoz, hogy a
kozonseget kacajra fakassza. Kup
leja utan hatalmas tapsvihar zu-
gott fel. Minden tekintetben kitG
no volt.
Horvath Antalne, Uray Karoly
es Katoch Odon, ez alkalommal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17

seggel ajanlotta fel k0sremiik6-
des6t ICY az est erk0lcsi s anya-
81 sikere mem ledet k6rdeses.
A kultpF estely el0k4szit5 BIZ
zotts&ga szesd&n este tartotta meg
az elsS gyIleset. ennek lefolyksk-
r6l lapunk .jovd heti szamdban
szogalunk r6szletekkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
Hatalnlas sikert aratott
a Kossuth mikedyelo garda
VASARNAP ESTE 10TH EIDE NEPszINMUvEBEN
SzEREPIO MUKEDvEL6K zsUFoLT TEREM
EL0TT ADTAK TuDAsUK LEGJAvAT.

A tolonc minden egyes szereNoe aaposan ktett maga
erA termet zsufoasig megtolto magyarsag tapsvhara
mem egyszer szatotta meg eloadast-Kasza Margit
Brogly Ignac mester mesteri alakasa melett minden
egyes szereplo is dcseretet erdemel
pompas e6ada Molndr Laios eneszamoat lara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
TISZTESSEGET TEszttNK
A MAGYAR IR.ASNAK,

A vsrosunkban rendezend0 kultur
estely hatalmas visszhangra talAlt
mindeniitt- Magyar-Amerika lap
jai dicserettel emlekeznek meg a
Youngstown magyarsag nagysza-
basu irodalmi iinnep terver6l-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
DR.. P6lya Laszl6 eros titemben dolgozik
hatalmas t0rteneti munkan-Januar-
ban lesz meAartva a kultus estsly.

! HetroE4hetre nagyobb aranyok-
ban bontakozik Xxi annak Macy
szabasu kultur estelynek terve.
melynek megrendezes6t egyhan-
gu felkesedessel tette magaeva,
mem csak a helybeli, hanem kor
nyeki magyarsag. Hetek 0ta hir-
deti ennek az estnek sziiksgesse-
get ez az ujsag $ or0mmel jegyez-
} ziik fel, hogy ennek a nagy ese-
menynek terve hangos es szim,
patikus visszhangra talalt a ma
eyarsag koz0tt Ametika szerte.
Amint AIT mar megirtuk, Dir.
P6lya Laszlo, az amerikai magyar
sag vandor poetaja egy hatalmas
munkaba fogott belle. Mint ARA
leghivatottabb, megirja az ameri.
kai magyarsag tortenetet, annals
napnek hist6riajat, mely vele
egyiitt fogott hozza a honszerzes-
hez, az 0 segitsegevel vivta meg
az els6 id6k nehez hareait. Az O
szeme el6tt folyt lie kis palanta
hatalmas, arnyas fava val6 SER
diilese. Ez ia, mely annyi min
denkinek adott enyhulest arnyeka
val, hiisGlest mindent betakaro le-
veleivel-kell, hogy lehet5seget
ad jon annak-a ia tortenetenek
megenekksere, ,-aki oft volt, mi
kor .iiltettek, ontozgettek. nyese-
gettek, aki OFT volt tollaval s .esze-
We, akkor, amiksrthatalmas sriha.,
rok g,Gkereben akartak kicsavar-
nj.
Amerika magyarsaga KOHL a
youngstowniaknak jut az a SEE
rencse, hogy ennek a nagyjelen-
t3segii t0rteneti munkanak meg
irasat kiadasat minel el6bb le-
het6ve tegyek. H6napok 6ta lit el
kozottiink DIR. Polya, a magyar
sag legnagyobb resze szemelyesen
is ismeri, arrol mem beszelve, hogy
verseit, egy igaz magyar, szivbol
fakado szivhez sz6l6 enekeit-
mindeniitt olvassak es szeretik.
Huszonhet esztend0 6ta jarja
Amerikat DIR. P6lya, k0zel harom
evtized all hata mogott, nala hi
vatottabb, ihlettebb kr6nikasa
mem igen akad az Oceannak ere
a partjara vetett magyarsagnak.
Minden irasa. lminden verse hit
vallas a magyarsag mellett. Hogy
a magyarsag milyen bokezii volt
vele szemben-arra mem kell egye'
bet mondanunk, csak AIT, hogy ma
is szegeny ember. Szegeny, kol-
dusszegeny foldi kincsekben-de
lelekben, szivben mem cserelne ha-
talmas vagyonok KroMsaival...
A Youngstown magyarsag kesz
0r0mmel karolta fel ennek az iro-
dalmi estnek tervet, annyival is
inkabb, mivel ennek az esztendO-
mex kulturalis merlege nagyon
szomoru eredmennyel zar6dik. a
kultur estely rendez6 bizottsaga
,, azon van, hogy lehetoseg szerint
olyan programot allitson ossze,
mely elsosorban melt6 az est Gel
jahoz, masodsorban semmivel Sc
maradjon ell az itteni magyarsag
kultur nivojatol. A januar hava-
ban megrendezend6 irodalmi est
musoranak, disze DIR. P6lya Lasz-
10 felolyasasa lesz, amellett enek
es zeneszamok, szavalatok, elo-
adasok parjelenetek fogjak sz6-
rakoztatni a kozonseget. Batran
merjiik megkockaztatni AIT az al
litast, hogy a legutols6 tiz eszten-
do folyaman ilyen niv6s ertekes
estet mem kapott 9 kozons6giink.
Tekintettel az est nemes c6lj&ra,
egy nagyjelent5segii a1nerikai-
magyar tortenelmi munka megje-
lenesenek el6segitese--a sxerep-
'l6k mindegyike q legnagyobb kesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-17
Ese'menyek

(R.) Egy het valaszt el ben
niinket csak a karacsony scent i'm
nepet0l, att6l a Macy es magasz-
tos iinneptSl, melyet Jezus Krisz-
tus sziiletesenek emlekere iiliink
meg minden egyes esztend6ben.
A karascsony szeretet, a meg
ertes es a megbocsatas iinnepe. A
Megvalt6 sziiletesenek iinneplese-
re, nem kesziilhetiink melt6bban,
mint akkor, ha sziviinkbc el6ljiik
bosszu Is harag nemtelcn indu-
latait, fhtyolt boritunk multra
mindent elfeledve, mindent meg
bocsatva kesziiliink legszebb iin-
nepre, a Szeretet iinnepere.
A karacsony jelentosege mem az
ajandekok kapasaban adasaban,
mem a dios $ makos kalacs elveze-
seben iinnepi berugasokban van
hanem abban nagy es sep gon
aolatban, hogy megsziiletett a
Megvalt6, az listen fla, aki a min
dent polio Szeretet neveben Jolt
ere a foldre, hogy az emberek-
kel megertesse az "Ember" SD
max valodi jelent5segft.
3 "Bekessfg legyen a fold6n az
emberekhez j6akarat Hanyan
veszik sziviikre ennek magasz-
tos karacsonyi sz6zatnak soha el
mem mulo igazsagat--s hanyan vi
silk al ezt a gyakorlati eletbeo
Karacsony el5tt gondolkozzunk
ezen k0zeli $ tavoli magyarok!
A Verhovay fiok Nagybizottsa-
ci tagokat is valasztott multi va.
sarnapi gyiilesen. A tobbi egyle-
TEX, hallgatnak. Vagy elfeledkez-
tex Nagybizottsagr6l- -vagy
ktszakarva mem akarjak, hogy ez
hatalmas SERVE a Youngstown
magyarsagnak jov5 esztend6ben
tletkepes legycn?
Ami kesik, az nem mulik. Tsme-
telten felkerjiik varosunk egyha-
zait egyleteit, hogy minel el5bb
alasszak meg Nagybizottsagba
liildend6 tagjaikat a valasztasi
aredmenyet hozzak lapunk utjah
ssyilvanossagra eee. 4
A j6vo hetnck, karacsonyi i'm
iepeknek ket kimagasl6 magyar
asemenye lesz. Az egyik "a kara
esony els6 napjan tartand6 pasz-
korjatek, a mask a Kossuth K0r
;altal rendezendo karacsonyi tame
imulatsag; melynek iovedelme a |
Magyar-Haz megvalositasat hiva-
'tott el6bbre vinni. Bizunk abban,
hogy mindket iinnepesten egyiitt,
egy taborba latjuk maid magyar
testvereinket.
A januar hawaiian megtartand6
kulturestely mind hatalmasabb
aranyokban bontakozik XII. Nap
r6l-napra hatalmasabb konturok-
ban rajzol6dik XII ennek az irodal-
mi estnek nagysaga. A nemes eel,
hissziik, 0ssze hozza maid a ma
gyarsagot amire mem volt pei
da az utols6 esztend6k folyaman,
ezernyi magyarsag lesz egyiitt,
hogy tisztesseget tegyen a magyar
irasnak, muzsikanak.
A mutt heten magyar arvakra
hivtuk fel testvereink figyelmet
ezen a helyen. Felhiyasunknak
eredmenye nagyon szomoru es le-
hangol6. Egyetlen centet, egyet-
len ajandekot Sc kaptunk avval a
'keressel, hogy juttassuk ell ma
gyar arvak karacsonyara.
Mi AIT hissziik, hogy tevediink,,
talan meg is akadt k0zottiink egy-
ket nemes sziv, aki n6vteleniil, uj-
sag 'beszamol6 nelkil kiildotte Ell
lligonierba jo szive diktalta ajan-
dckat.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
EUROPE BICKERs- SOVIET Russia BUILDS

The speech of British foreign minister deliver
of the most friendly expression OF
official British feeling made public since the outbreak OIL
the
It is probable speech marks the definite alignment OF Britain
and Germany against alignment having much
that make each new Ter
man regime temporary instrument for treaty purposes
much interested in the German 1ronuer q
ons a GERMANY is of based
tenn Of alliances like Poland that have received terri
tory and natural formerly German Great Britain may De
willing peuate present Rheland frontier but she is not wiling
industrial and military revival necessary as d
ean against France stripped the coal and iron OF Sesa
that would ormth basis O her heavy industry
of security
enabling her to make Germany colony The British commons
have put their collective this proposal the British foreign once
probably expected they would
France now firs again Turkey Of bringing pressure
ron Great Britain in Balkans and Asia Minor the threat
Of war continues Britain swords points over
the 1ou oil fields thus able to make considerable rodS
onBr diplomacy AngOra
Il is now more than years the armtce signed and
there is no sign allied closer to
rivalre than they at the time Inc VS
treaty has increased rather than eliminated them
To the east Of Soviet Russia calmly along
MISUNDERSTANDING the confidence and support M
great Of well the aterna sympathy ana o
Of the oppressed workers of the western nations
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
Raymond Boxer Wins
By K. o. In the Fifth
CONFINED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
seconds sparring and boxing the two
fighters came together and in the
mitigating Garner slipped short
right jab to Burke's jaw and the
Miles City boxer slipped to the floor
where he lay stunned while Referee
BurnhaIn tclled off the count. The
game youngster tried to rise before
the county of 10 but fell back again
after an attempt.
The boxers stipulated before the
battle between themselves that there
should be no fighting in the clinches
and the rabbit punch was barred.
This agreement gave an opportunity
for a splendid exhibition of boxing
with the viciousness taken from the
sport.
While Garner was handicapped by
the ruling barring fighting in the
clinches as that is a strong point Of
attack with him, he demonstrated that
he has more than ordinary ability as
a boxer and the Plentywood and Ray
mond fight fans cheered their cham
pion and admired the way in which
he conducted himself during the
battle.
Young Burke is a clean young fell
low and a splendid boxer. He show
ed up well considering that he was
up against a man who can hold his
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
CATTLE AND HOG
PRICES HOLD STEADY
Heavy Beeves Reach S11.OO-New
Top for Year-Butcher Hogs Most
ly $12.50-Lambs 50-75c OFF.

(By U. S. Bureau Of Agricultural
Economics and MINI. Dept. of Agri.)
South St. Paul, Mimi, April IA,
1925-Refecting opening conditions
in the dressed meat markets at east
ern seaboard centers, local trade in
the cattle and hog divisions got I'M
der way without quotable change
from Mondays average. Fat lambs
on the other hand were sharply and
unevenly lower following the uneven
% to SOC down turns recorded at
Chicago and other markets Monday.
Action was fairly good for all
classes of beef stevvs and butcher
stock, sellers clearing the bulk of the
beef steer run at prices of $3.50 to
1913, few Lots of matured steers
and yearlings selling upwards to
$1,000, while three loads of choice
1864 pounds steers sold at S11.0O, a
new top for cattle of this weight
during the current year. Fat cows
sold mostly at $5.25 to S6.75, heifers
largely from $500 to $500, the in
side figure representing offerings in
only fair killing flesh. Gamers and
cutters held around $2.75 to $500,
with bologna bulls largely at S4.25
to S4.65. Veal calves sold at $1,000
generally for top sorts, a few of
choice grade upwards to $10.25 to
$1,000.
Desirable butcher hogs averaging
100 pounds and up sold at the top
price of $3.50, lighter weight 14O to
ITO pounds kinds $12.25, while mixed
droves, excluding pigs and packing
sows, went at $3.50 to S12.40. Pack
ing sows ranged from $1O.75 to
S11.OO. Pigs were steady to 25c low
er, mostly 25c lower, with S12.25 tax
ing the bulk of the good pigs.
The lamb market as unevenIv and
sharply lower in line with outside
markets of the past two DAYS.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17

to Great Falls Tuesday appeared
before either the grand jury which
indicted Senator Wheeler in Great
Falls, Borah committee which inves-
tigated the Indictment or the recent
District of Columbia jury which
found another Indictment against the
senator, Gordon Campbell, oil opera
tor, and Edwin S. Booth, former soil
citor for the general land Office.
Included among the witnesses now
in Great Falls and those due to ar
rive are: Col. Harry o. Willard of
Lewistown, one of the trustees of
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
No. 1; C. o. Springmeyer, former as
sociate of Gordon Campbell; E. M.
Harvey, Eugene, Ore, trustee Of the
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate
No. /; L. P. Jackson and J. M. Coop
er of Los Angeles, former residents
of Great Falls; G.. F. Bloomhuff and
Edward J. Daley, former Great Falls
oil promoters who are named in an
indictment with Campbell, charging
misuse Of mails; Ed. Newton, former
cashier of the Great Falls National
bank, and now a resident of Florida;
Edwin S. Booth, Darrell B. Rasmus-
sen, Salt Lake City; L. j. Wertheim-
er, Palm Beach, Fla; Louis e. Lin
coin, Dan MacGowan and Phil Mac
Gowan; Mrs. George Moore, Chou
teau; B. Bingaman, Casper, Wyo., oil
man; A. S. Palmer, Denver oil man;
A. H. Fur, Washington attorney; F.
M. Goodwin, J. H. Daley, department
Of justice agents; John P. Mcdowell,
department of interior agent; Wal
ter and Eva Scott; w. E. Smeltz, Los
Angeles; H. J. Coleman, Billings; J.
B. Bishop, lease holder.
Among the Great Falls witnesses
summoned by the government are:
A. J. Breitenstein, manager Hotel
Rainbow; w. E. Bennett, register OF
lands; James Watson, cattle dealer;
L. G. Stevenson, oil operator, anC
Miss Constance Sjoblom, a former
stenographer for Gordon Campbell
and w. S. Frary.
Former Governor William Spry Oh
Utah, now commission of the gener.
al land Office at Washington; Peter
Nyce and William S. Feeley, Wash
ingtOn attorneys, and L. v. Beaulieu
a Los Angeles attorney, are those
summoned by the government at the
request of the defense. Mr.. BeaulieU
formerly practiced law in Great Falls
and Havre and was retained by Camp
bell for a time as lease attorney.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
Ed Weiss Quits
Mercantile Business to
Engage In New Enterprise
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
number of testimonials from dentists
in various parts of the state. Py-
radium is sold in bottles the trade
by retail drug stores.
Ed Weiss was elected president of
the company at its meeting yesterday
and j. A. McGlynn was made secre-
tary and manager. E. Torstenson Of
Plentywood, county treasurer of Sher-
idan county, is treasurer of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Weiss will go to Minneapolis
to take personal charge Of the enter
prise as soon as he disposes of his
mercantile business at Plentywood,
expecting to move to Minneapolis by
the first of June.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
RAYMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Wendt and Miss
Alma Schnittgen attended Mass in
Plentywood Sunday.
The Walt family who came here
recently from Medicine Lake moved
onto the Rookie farm the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Larter motor
ed to Plentywood Saturday.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will en-
terrain at Mrs. Hill's Sunday. All
are invited.
Axel Markuson visited with his wife
who is in the Outlook hospital, be-
TWEEN trains Monday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
IT'S ALL BUNK, SAYS COUZENS

Senator Couzens probably the richest man IN the Senate
where there are many mut-milGOnaires.
He made his money business-the biggest KIND OF DIG
business has also had wide experience IN the handling
public business -
His opinion on the relative efficiency of public and private
enterprises therefore worth having
While telling John T. Lambert of the most intelligent
and fanded Washington correspondents why he DeheVeC
the federal government should hang to Muscle Shoals Senator
Couzens said: .-.
everywhere are all bunk THOSE WHO MAKE
SUCH STATEMENTS DON'T BELIEVE THEM,
BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY ARE UNTRUE
"DOes anybody believe the Panama Canal is a fail
we?
Everywhere the country is dotted with con-
spcuOus examples of efficient public ownership in
profitable street railways, plants, electric plants
plants and similar enterprises.
"The average price charged by the municipal light
ing plants is less than the average price charged by
the privately-Owned and privatey-OpeTated plants.
Senator Howell pointed out in a splendid address
many instances in which private corporations, after
they had declared that cut in their would force
them into bankruptcy, actually their rates in
when threatened with the competition of public
plants and are still doing business prOsperOusy.
"But why talk about it? Any one familiar with
the conditions becomes disguised hearing day af
ter day these UnfOunded statements that public own
ership is failure.
Il am strong for private business. want to help
It. But don't want private business to get into the
way OF conservation and development of our nat
ural resources to Interfere with the public prOvid
ing service for themselves in lighting street rail-
ways and similar projects that essentially public
projects"
1t fills with amusement to hear some of the STOOL
pigeons OF big business in small cities like Pentywood ranno
against public ownership of public utilities when thev are beno
robbed day of their lives
OF railroads and nearly all other necessities of life
WPen one hears person ardenty supporting a svster
when lsiroobng hlm, make his mind that he is
~ reader OF the capitalist papers editorials and perverted
news articles and great believer the profound wisdom of the
prune peddeT 0 - VIZ
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17

Great Falls, April 11.-Senator
Burton K. Wheeler will take the wit
ness stand in his trial which begins
here April 16 and will tell the en-
tire story of the circumstances lead
ing up to his Indictment for accept
ing money for appearing before a
government department after being
elected to the United States senate,
he announced here today.
The Montana senator, who is form
ally accused of receiving $4,000 from
Gordon Campbell, Montana oil oper-
ator, for prosecuting oil prospecting
claims before the department of the
interior, declared that he had 'noth-
ing to conceal and that he would
insist on telling his story to the Jury
in federal court here.
NOT AFRAID
Il most assuredly will take the
stand" he said. 81 have nothing to
conceal and I am not worried about
legal expediency. / appeared before
the senate investigating committee
which reviewed the facts in the case
and exonerated me and have no hest
fancy in telling the story to the jury"
Senator Wheeler was to leave here
late Monday for his home in Butte
where he is engaged in law practice
with James H. Baldwin. He will re-
main there until just before the trial
starts here.
SCORES OF WIT
NESSES CALLED
More than a score of witnesses
summoned to testify for the govern
ment in the trial of Senator Burton
K. Wheeler, opening here in federal
court Thursday morning, arrived in
Great Falls Tuesday or are due in the
city today. Four summoned by the
government for the defense are also
due today.
Throughout the day counsel for the
government was busy interviewing
the witnesses in part of the United
States marshal's office in the federal
building, which has been taken over
by District Attorney John L. Slattery
for additional Office space.
While government counsel has de-
cined to announce the names of wit
nesses, nearly all eff those who came
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS

EIGHIH GRADE EXAMS
The schedule of the 9TH and
? 9Th grade examinations to be held
: on Wednesday and Thursday, the
29th and 3Oth of April, at Dag
mar, COmertOwn and PlentywOOd
is as follows:
p EIEl CT "a "
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-04-17

wood on business Wednesday. Mr..
Van Vorous is putting on a huge sale
at his store at Homestead and has
ordered two page ad to appear next
week and a thousand posters to cir
cularize his section of the country
with.
The advertisement will appear in
the Producers News next week.