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The producers news., 1925-10-23
Proposed Farmers Organization Arouses Discussion

to by the people of the surrounding
country. The ladies always do things
up brown and this promises to be
nothing short of their best. Don't
forget the date, October 30th.
Bob Brockley of Comertown was a
DOoley caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Stenseth drove
to Plentywood Friday.
Dave Schultz arrived from Dent,
Mimi, to visit his brothers, Oswald
and Adolph Schultz.
Mrs. Henry Hunter entertained a
few ladies Saturday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. c. J. Bartholomew of Ot-
tertail, Mimi, who is visiting at the
Hunter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brightsman
went to Plentywood Saturday.
C. z. Stapleton of Outlook spent
Monday in Dooley.
S. NJ. Sterrett of Williston, n. D.,
was a business caller here Monday.
Friends of Mrs. W. w. Scott are
glad to know she is able to be about
again after her recent illness.
Leonard Decker, brother of F. R.
Decker, and w. Bennett drove up
from Austin, Mimi, arriving here
Saturday night.
Otto Stadig left for Glentana Tues
day.
Ted Curtin was a Dooley caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bob Brockley and children
drove up from Comertown Tuesday.
The Dooley school is having a car
nival Friday, October Both. This is
the first event of its kind put on here,
so it should be tract for all. The
students plan to buy piano with
the proceeds of the entertainment.
All come and help worthy cause.
J. A. Hill is repairing the Contin-
entail Oil Station this week,
Mrs. J. J. Schons went to Bowbells,
n. D., to visit relatives.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
Attempt to Open Booze
Joint IN Plentywood
Nipped in BUD

his lips. Bantz found a poker game
in full blast with chips and money on
the table with "Lineshaft" Nelson
and John Waring, along with the
gambling paraphernalia to the Jail.
"Swede" Anderson was also arrested
for selling booze in the same place.
MUST
CLOSE
"Lineshaft" asked to be taken be-
fore Justice Olson next morning when
he pleaded guilty and paid a fine of
S125 after which he was released.
"Swede" Anderson is out on bond.
Today County Attorney Erickson is
filling a petition for an Injunction to
restrain the proprietors from operat-
ing their joint in an unlawful man
ner. Before Erickson is thru the own
ers will find their judgment of a
location for illicit trade was a trifle
out of gear.
The producers news., 1925-10-23

delivery of an unusually impressive
sermon on the reward of obedience to
our Lord and Master, Jesus Christ.
AT the conclusion of the service, the
Bishop gave a short talk on his visit
to Norway, Sweden Denmark and
the Lutheran World Conference. He
conveyed to his hearers the Greetings
sent from abroad.
Our town library will be open to
the local community on Saturday, No
vember 7th. We have a fine collec-
ton of books in our library. Come
and read remembering that Bacon has
told US that: "Some books are to be
tasted, others to be swallowed and
some few to be chewed and digested." F."
The boys of our school are busy
after school hours planning Halo
we'en pranks and skating.
ELVINA BIRCH.
Member Editing Committee.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
McELROY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson went to
Westby Tuesday to meet a niece and
nephew of Mrs. Johnson's who arriv-
ed that day from Norway.
Miss Lulu Mathews, the McElroy
teacher, is planning a basket social
and entertainment at the school house
Friday evening, October 30th.
Miss Alice LELAND arrived Tuesday
fer a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
o. NJ. LutneS. She and her mother,
Mrs. L. A. Ueland spent several weeks
this fall visiting relatives and friends
at various points in North Dakota,
Minnesota and Sheridan County, Mon
tana. Mrs. Ueland has returned to
her home in Roseburg, Oregon. Miss
Ueland will spend most of the winter
in Minneapolis.
Louis Pierce of Plentywood, who
has been working for Ingvald Espe-
land this fall, recently fen heir to g
farm in Iowa, willed to him by his
grandfather. Louis left for Iowa last
Thursday.
J. G. Noon is putting a cover OF
his truck as he will use it in trans
porting children to and from school
A basket ball and baskets hav,
been purchased for the school.
The westbound passenger on tht
500 was about twelve hours behind it
schedule Saturday. 1t was reportet
a cattle train was wrecked near Am
brose, N. D., the day before, causing
+ the delay. Three cattle cars wer
said to have been ditched.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and famil,
have moved to the Vandemark farr
! for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Dunsdon ar
at present on a sightseeing tri
which included Chicago and Mime
apois.
The producers news., 1925-10-23

week S issue.
OFFENSIVE AND
DEFENSIVE ORGANIZATIONS
Most of the letters from residents
of the county recited circumstances
which show the need for an offensive
and defensive farmers organization,
with a program for immediate action.
The attempts of the agents of foreign
loan sharks to grab the products of
his toll from the farmer was referred
to in several of the letters. Many of
these attempts were contrary to the
laws of Montana and would be sue
cessful but for the timely exposure in
the Producers News. Thousands or
dollars, which would otherwise go
to some eastern centers, were kept in
Sheridan County because of the ex-
plantations of the legal rights of the
producer as published in this paper.
LOCAL
PROBLEMS
Many people feel that there should
be some method of discussing local
and county needs in the various COM
munities. 1t was pointed out that an
organization as outlined last week
would furnish the machinery for this
purpose. The local could be called to-
gether when any community emer-
gency would arise and a line of action
could be decided on after the matter
was threshed out pro and com. AT
present scattered communities have
no methods for airing their griev-
ances collectively.
WANT LEGAL
A
So far, nine letters have reached
the Producers News from various
parts of the state. Most of the writ
ers seem to be in favor of the organi-
zation as outlined, particularly the
legal aid and the starting Of a state
paper. They say that progressive
sentiment in the state is now hquidat
ed and that advantage could be takeI
of the situation by a militant organi
Zation with a good live state paper
The state paper would render tht
people of the state a great service b!
exposing the manner in which tn,
Bankers and Railroad Companies ar
daily using the politicians to fleec
the people. This information is nov
suppressed with the result that tn
exploiters have high rolling time i
Montana. Because the progreSSiv
press is now weak in the state man
politicians who were progressive som
years ago are going over body an
breeches to the gangs who contrC
the old parties in the state.
HOW TO
STERILIZE FAKERS
Like the false prophets referre
to in the bible the land is now full 0
hungry oficeseekers and office holder
who proclaim their progressiveisl
from the housetops. They do this j
order to catch enough votes to fos
into Office or stay there. This elias
gof takers would be relentlessly ey
posed in a fearless state paper. TIL
doings at the State Capitol would b
constantly under the X-Ray of trut
with the result that thousands of do
lars of the taxpayers money no
squandered by Changers on" of tt
'higher ups" would be Saved Il
state. i
Next week we viii publish sever
of the letters received from thruol
the state and win, be glad to recei1
more suggestions from farmers
Northeastern Montana.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
War Looms AS Greeks
Threaten Bulgars

the headquarters of the Macedonian
Bulgarian committee.
The object Of the occupation of
Petrich, the dispatch says, is to as
sure payment of indemnities demand
ed by Greece for the casualties suf-
fered in the frontier fighting near
Demirhissar and to cause dissolution
of the headquarters of the Comitad-
jis, which are alleged to have been
plotting against the tranquility of the
border.
The producers news., 1925-10-23

torney Lewis will give a tan.
neering. Other students "a pa,9i..I q Rio,
ing are Royal Greer pr'O'lpat :
Guenther, Irwin Marsh, N.a Raymond
terman, Gison Zeidler. cToIle @eIle Eg,
man, Ella Mae Hunt Te TTrace Coo.
no charge for this progro.o 1rsse vii 6s
public is very cordi5Ilys i1lli. iSL9 and Il
The producers news., 1925-10-23
CALL FOR BIDS

Bids for hauling the Archer school
children for the four calendar months
Of December, January, February and
March Will be considered by the school
trustees at the school house at 500
o'clock p. m. Nov 14th. 1925. Bidder
to furnish their own conveyance.
ROUTES
No. From Olas Eggen to Wy. Lead
er to Adolph Olsen, Emil AIoe,VI. p. E.
Moe.
Route &C. Madsen, fTheo Flakne,
Carl Gilbertson
sen.
DISTRICT NO. y.
29-tS o. E. rWHITAIARSH, Clerk
The producers news., 1925-10-23
BULGARIAN YERSION

Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 22.-The Bull
garian version of the incident on the
Greek frontier was given today by
the Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency.
According to this account, a Greek
soldier entered Bulgarian territory
near Dekirkapou Monday and wound
ed a Bulgarian sentinel, who in re-
turn fired and killed his assailant.
A long fuSsilade across the border
followed. The firing continued until
last night when a Bulgarian officer
gained contact with the Greek com
mander at Demirhissar.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
Tbe followinv topics have bee

tana. The following topics have been
assigned:
prominent Men of Montana
Alice Stoner; "Montana's Early
Days''-Lynn York; what Montana
Is Like"-Kenneth Kelly; "Montana's
Attractions Marian Manney; "Mon-
tana's Schools" LOngacre. At
The producers news., 1925-10-23
LUTHERAN LADIES i
TO GIVE BAZAAR
AND SUPPER NOV. II

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
their annual supper and bazaar Satur-
day, November 14th All members
please bring in their sewing as soon
as possible to the sewing committee.
Further particulars later.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
PIONEER DAY PROGRAM

Friday evening, October 3Oth, at
7:30 promptly the students of the
High School will give a Pioneer Day
program. The speakers will empha-
size the early day activities of Mon
The producers news., 1925-10-23
People of Eastern Montana
See Need of United Front

An Offensive and Defensive Organization Wage War
Loan Sarks and Predatory Interests in Demand How
Thousands of Dollars Was Saved County By Legal Ad-
vice Given in Producers News-Community Problems
Could Be Solved By Machinery Provided By Locals of
Organization Thousands of Dollars Could Be
Saved By Exposing Doings of Politicians.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
BANK BY MAIL

There are many things to do
yet thi fall that require all of
your time, and daylight hours
are getting shorter every day.
Why not send your banking
business to us by Mail2 We
can give you the same good
service that you would receive
if you came in person.
Banking by Mail is so safe
and handy that we know you
will ike it.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
Comertown School Notes

Rev. A. NJ. Sldndlov, Of Spokane,
President of the Rocky Mountain Dis
trict of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of America gave the people
OF Comertown a rare treat by the
The producers news., 1925-10-23

Athens, Oct. 22.-Greek troops have
been ordered to take up strategic
points along the Greco-Bulgar from
tier in the Demirhissar region in
Macedonia, northeast Of Saloniki, to
ascertain the strength and the inten-
tiOns of the Bulgarian forces which
on Monday fired upon the Greek post
near Demirhissar.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Welcome % All
Our Church School at 10 o'clock.
Morning worship at II o'clock.
Third in series of sermons on 'sThe
Hymns of the Church.
Young Peoples meeting in evening
at 700 o'clock.
AT DOOLEY
Sunday school at 2:3O promptly.
Preaching at $3.50. Come.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
N0TICEl

A High Schol Carnival will be Civ
Ell at. the Dooley School Building on
the evening of October 31st. All are
invited. =
By COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.
The producers news., 1925-10-23

FOR SALE-Pure Bred White Rock
-Cockrels. Fishel Strain CHAS 2.
DEBRING. McCabe. Mont. 29-t4
The producers news., 1925-10-23
PROGRESSIVE STATE PAPER CALLED FOR

The Producers News in receipt of letters from all
the county and many parts of the which the
ndorsed the plan for farmers organization outlined in last
Ks
The producers news., 1925-10-23
EGYPTIAN PALM SOAP

Made from imported palm, olive
and cocoanut ellis by the French
niIled process. A universal soap,
ideal for toilet, bath and nursery. It
cleanses, and being free from alkali,
is mild and non-irriating. Lathers
freely.
One Cake 10c, two Cakes lie
You Save SAC on II Cakes
The producers news., 1925-10-23
LUTHERAN CHURCH

A. NJ. Egge, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Divine Worship at ia m.
Services at Outlook at 2:30 D. m.
The producers news., 1925-10-23
ARABESQUE STATIONERY

AhADLDaOL DlA AIIUNEh
Fancy fnishd paper of the highest
quality, resembling japanese bamboo
cloth, white and tints, ribbon-tied
with deckle borders. "a sheets of
paper. "a envelopes.
Standard Price This Sale
One Box $1.00 Two Boxes $1.01
You Save CSC on Two Boxes.
The producers news., 1925-10-23

GEORGIA ROSE TOILET WATER
A true reproduction of the fresh
flowers. Comes in a beautifully de-
signed frosted glass bottle. Sprinkler
top.
Standard Price This Sale
One Bottle S100 49, Two Bottles S1.01
You Save gee on Two Bottles
The producers news., 1925-10-23
SHAVING CREAM

Produces a thick creamy lather. VIII
stand up on your face throughout the
shave.
Standard Price This Sale
One Tube Csc, two tubes...--.---.-.--..36c
You Save 34c on Two Tubes
The producers news., 1925-10-23
GOODFORM HAIR NETS

The Hair Net with the Graduating
Meshes. Ease of adjustment, per-
feet fit and yet perfect comfort
qualities women have long sought in
a hair net.
The Goodform Hair Net meets the
requirements. Single and Double
Mesh-Cap Shape
Standard Price This Sale
One net 15c Two Nets 16c
You Save lac on Two
The producers news., 1925-10-23
PURETEST AND REXALL fNO-
DUCTS a..

25c Boric Acid, 4 OF. - ~. f.- 5se
25c Zinc Stearate, oz. - y. ~ Sse
25c Fld. Ext. Case. Aro.-..----a6 fO- y. 1oe
18c Rochelle Salt, 2 OF. - 10 SS10l
LOO Cod Liver Oil, Nor, 10 o. e. 9sc
25c Tincture Iodine, ] o.. = ~ 5ie
SOC No. Disinfectant, 10 q. gse
35c Glyc. Supposit's, inf. u g. gsc
25c Zinc-Oxide 0intment--zz ~ -. S6c
35c Glyc. Supposit's s, Adlt: L Co Sic
SOC Carthartic Comp lOVs Z for fo 26c
25c Tootache Drops, u. c-r 2-26c
25c Riker's Menth. Cough %; : Car 26c
25c Catarrh Jelly, Tube for for 26c
25c SO Shampoo PASTE -
35c Pain Tablets, Laxative . for s6e
The producers news., 1925-10-23
One Cent Sole
1h4aH}Jy1(a1EEzag3&1@Q( 8(=o14aJt411EEa3&1@Q(HSg9H

QUALITY TOOTH BRUSHES
For adults and children. Assorted
styles Good quality white bristles.
Std Price each 35c, this sale 2 for 36c
You Save 34c on Two
The producers news., 1925-10-23

25c Jonteel Soap .--......-..----2 for -, q
LOO Jonteel Compact, tints 2 : ~,
$50 Dazira Perfume, OF Tor o.. -.
15c Rexall Toilet Soap - ior ~. az.
25c Klenzo Tar Soap .----..-.--Z TOT -.
SOC Harm. Roll. Massage CrIn. ~. oe.
S5c Theatrical Cold Crms / 10: z-og. ~.
SOC Lemon Cocoa Butter Lot lot See -.
25c Violet Dulce Talcun-----Z TOT %. Ses
35c Rexall Shaving Powder ioa y. ~
S0c Oc 4eir GoI. f7% ~ -'o7e 2 for SIC
25c Rexall Tooth Paste iOs o. 81.
35c Antiseptic 7. Powd., o.. L-o1- ~
The producers news., 1925-10-23

JONTEEL COLD CREAM FACE
POWDER

JONTEEL COLD CREAM FACE
POWDER
Jonteel Face Powder with the new
cold cream base blends with the
complexion perfectly and is so soft
and clinging that you will like it. Let
Us show you your favorite shade.
Standard Price This Sale
One Box 5Oc Two Boxes sic
You save Acc on Two Boxes
MAXIMUM HOT WATER BOTTLE
A high quality bottle. Nodded all in
one piece. Guaranteed for one wear.
Standard Price This Sale
One Bottle S2.25, two bottles s2.26
MAXIMUM FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
Standard Price This Sale
One Syringe S2.25 Two Syringes S2.26
You Save 1924 on Two
PURETEST EPSON SALT
Is absolutely free from impurities and
is easy to take.
One 1907. pkg. 25c, 2 1907. pkgs 26c
You Save 24c on Two Packages
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BOOK WILL EXPLAIN
ANT|-AL|EN LAND BILL
BY Universal Service.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 16.-The
Mexican government will issue a
white book" on the anti-alien land
bill for early publication. 1t will be
confined to the debate on the measure
as IL was introduced in the chamber
of deputies, and the arguments at the
daily sessions when Secretary OF For
cign Relations Saenz appeared 70 an
swer questions regarding the legisla-
zion and the reason for putting in va
rious amendments.
One point not yet cleared up is the
date when the law will become OPP
erative. The bill, as it reached the
Senate, says no foreigner may acquire
property after passage of the law.
The foreign secretary made the
point before the chamber that lands
acquired in good faith prior to passage
Of the pending bill should not be
lnolested.
The white book" will make il clear
thar the law is not designed 70 be
anti-alien, but only TO carry out the
terms of the constitution, which pro-
hibit foreigners from acquiring lands
after 1917. President Gales is said
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c. OF e. PUBLICATION
CREATES INTEREST

Much interest is being taken in the
new publication, "The San Antonian, I"
Of the trade extension department
Chamber of Commerce.
r. G.. Michel, with four stores in
Marble Falls, upon receipt of "The
San Antonian,r wrote the trade ex-
tension department asking them to
send one 10 each of his stores.
There is no charge for the publiea-
ton. ~
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organization of the Air Service as
provided in War Department plans
and policies is sound" E.
After saying that the air officer
"had given the country. the impression
that officers of the army are muzzled,"
the secretary cited his instructions in
this connection, as follows:
Recognizing the undetermined
value of aviation in warfare and wish
ing to obtain the judgment of anybody
and everybody whose judgment is en-
titled to consideration, the best inter
est Of the nation will be served by en-.
couraging officers in an unrestricted
and full discussion of all points relar-
ing to aviation. In testifying before
congressional committees, if their
views are contrary to the views of the
War Department, they win state to
the committee that they are not speak
ing for the department policy, but are
expressing their own personal views.
and should do SO without reservation
Many of Mitcheli's charges against
those in charge of TIE nations air de.
lenses were denied directly by General
Nolan from the witness stand.
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CONTINUED From Page One.
Christmas as the children in the fin
est homes. ----,i
1t is going to be a big celebration
for the orphans, because many organi-
cations, churches and lodges are plan
ming a treat for the orphans, and The
Light and Palace theater are going to
start the Christmas revelry off with a
big party Thursday. December "a, at
10 o'clock at the Palace theater.
A dozen vaudeville acts will be CIV
en- in connection with a picture OF
the Klondike, everything picked that
will entertain the children.
Automobiles from the A. B. G. Auto
livery and from the Merchants Trans
fer company, trolley cars from the
Public Service company and buses
from the White Sightseeing company
will bring the orphans to the theater
In time for the party. These firms are
donating the transportation.
At the door each child will be given
a candy treat from the Queen Candy
company. After the big show is over
the children will be taken back to their
homes where they will begin TO make
preparations for Christmas Eve for
Santa Claus is coming to every home
that night.
And the next morning the Elks Club
Santa Claus will come with his PACK
full Of toys and all kinds of good
things and a party will be held In each
home.
1t looks like a big Christmas for the
orphans.
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JAPANESE TROOPS
SENT TO PROTECT
MANCHURIA CAPITAL

( TOKYO, Dec. 16.-CP)-Govern-
mrnt spokesmen today stated that
troops had left Korea for Mukden,
Mnuchurinn capital, and that addi-
fional forces would leave tomorrow,
after " hieh no fighting would be per
initted within six miles Of the capital.
II was stated that both MARSHAL
Chang Ts0-Lin. dictator Of Manchu-
ria. and General Kuo Sung Lin. bis
former bonchman. aud now his prin-
rinal adversary in the fractional fight
ing IN progress in Manchuria, would
be notified BY the japanese that this
order must he Obcyed.
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HOWLS OF PET DOG
LEAD TO DISCOVERY
OF STRANGLED PAIR

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-R)-
Howis of pet fox terrier early today
led to the discovery Of the bodies Of
Mrs. r. Blanche Mepham, Al. and
her son, Edward T.. Mepham, IA,
stranglcd to death with blue binding
tape in their home here.
The bodies were found by Mrs.
Mepham's aged mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Palmer. IS, who had been asleep
in an adjoining room.
Detectives expressed the belief Mrs.
Mepham had strangled the boy, then
slipped n moose about her own neck,
fastened the end Of the tape to the
bedpost and dropped to her knees,
drawing the moose tight.
Mrs. Palmer told police that for
some time past her daughter had been
suffering from religious decisions.
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JUSTICE, ON MULE, RIDES
In VAIN FOR VENIREMAN

Justice, astride a Texas mule, rode
into the rainy blackness of Tuesday
night that its ends might be served
and a district court be permitted to
grind its grist.
Deputy Sheriff Al Gittinger per-
soBified Justice. For seven miles he
rode through the night down a muddy
road beyond McDonna TO summons n
venireman. That his efforts were vain
was the fault neither of himself nor
the mule.
Selection of a jury TO try Mathew
Briscoe, negro. charged with attack
on a white woman was suddenly
halted Tuesday when o. +. Black. at
torney for Briscoe, refused to continue
the case until an absent venireman
was found. He insisted the venire-
men be examined in the order in
which they appeared on the list.
COMMANDERS MULE.
Judge William S. Anderson in
structed Sheriff James Stevens to
send for the absent man. 1t devel-
oped that the venireman lived on
farm seven miles beyond McDonna.
Deputy Gittinger drew the assign
ment.
As the shades of night were falling,
with countless drops of rain doing
likewise, the deputy started out in his
automobile.
All went well until he arrived at
McDonna. There he learned that the
road on to the venireman's farm had
been made impossible for an auto
mobile by the rain.
But justice must not be thwarted by
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muddy roads and dark, cold, rainy
nights.
So Deputy Gittingcr commander
ed a mule, for mules saunter in where
automobiles fear to tread.
DEPUTY WEARY.
The deputy was weary, the mule
was leery and the night was dreary,
but justice plodded on, down the
muddy road.
The officer heavcd sigh of relief
as he dismounted and tied the mule
to the fence n0r a smokehouse, about
800 yards from the residence. Then
he switched on a flashlight to find
hls way to the house.
Who's there?" came the cry from
beyond. Those within the house had
seen the flash of light and thought
someone was trying to break into the
smokehouse.
- deputy sheriff" replied the of
ficer. His statement did not carry
conviction to the challenger.
Who's there? Stop. or I'll cut
you DOWN." came the warning.
The deputy stopped long enough to
convince the other he was really an
officer on duty bent.
Anc all to no avail. He found that
tho man he sought was sick in bed.
Back through the night, back down
the muddy road went he and the mule
to McDonna. There he welcomed his
automobile, in which he returned to
the city, arriving here at 2 80 O'Clock
"Wednesday morning.
SO selection of the jury continued
when court convened Wednesday with
out the absent venirenien.