The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-30

T.
ir,coln Lobe, Meagher, Miller,
49, 49, 2oulton, iadrphy, Neagle, Mel
e+o9d Peat. Peterson, Reed, Smith OF
Lewis and Clark, Smith Oh Dea aI1iJ
head. Stoddard Waite, walker WON
WeIthner, Zen. ,. Too Ho@
nan. Hanson, Fitzgerald Oh oli 1l.I
Sow and Pluner battled J17 p ei
Through the House to q sacce79l u
issue. -
DupOgFTORS GUARANTEE
Jaw Still. IN COMMITTEE
The Bank Depositors Guarantee
piI 4 sfiN ia the hands OF the com
roiftea on Banks and Banking II Is
NV evident thar around this bill VIII
=, v,aoad one of the hottest fights OF |
no session. 1t is stated that the
banlrers will use every method known |
II fi,9t resorrceful tribe to defeat the
lin. Hubbard, Secretary of the bank f.
s-.s association is still very busy lie
IS frequently seen comforting. with
Rem Ole Void. Weld is small-toWn'
cocl1roach merchant with banAng
connections. He loves to pose and
try to give the impression that ne Is
somebody. 1t is amusing TO WaLch
him address the House with all inc
mea5lred pcmposity Of the average
: voainstTeeter while his unc0mDed
hair cries to-high heaven for a dress
mo of Valentino lard Ole wants to
st9nd in with the chest" people. 1t
will be interesting to watch ms gy-
rations on the Bank Depositcrs Guar
antee Law.
MINOR
BILLS UP
The house is making fair progress
with what the members OF the Brlllsn
8 House Of Commons call Private BIZ
LEGISLATION. Most Of this class o.
nj legislation has to do with matters
4 that members of this class eli leglsla-
ton has to do with matters that mem
bers of the house who are lawyers
i ful. across in the course OF their pro
y faseional duties. The bills take the
hDe cf amendments to existing
j laws. Some amusing technical a.
nrndl1ents such as one changing
= semicolon TO a comma are introduced
= Nterthrcr If Cascade consumed ovel
10 half an hour of the house time OF
;, short amendment on insane persons
~ CA other states. lie told about a.
40 individual who came in from the stat
ne Of Washington to Great Falls wis
he was insane; Of how this lunatic mad
!, extensive deals with Great Falls bus
- H mess men for al kinds Of articles an
IN seemed to have the best Of the deals
bo He also made arrangements with som
lady to get married. Speaking wit
r. a mein of solemn seriousness Wertf
an |ner cOnti1tued, referring to the lunati
~ matrimonial adventure, and he al
.,o peared to be as sane as any. menabe
nj cf this house. When the laughte
If Of the house had died down Werthne
is concluded by waving a sheaf Of typ'
via written papers at the house, saying
)a- eff you want to know anymore abol
rail- this amendment l will read this fl
10 teen page brief to you" The h0Ei
tee evidently had enough Of Werthner az
,llv passed his amendment.
dee REPUBLICANS MOVE
the FOR CLOSED PRIMARY
or A bill which viii require all pc
ted SCI voting at Primary Elections
the designate the political afiiiatioI
ain, 3. ssad the house Friday 2fteInoC
ark. by vote of SO to 81, the vote bel
Aus- o. Party lines. Under this law rel
RIGA elstration Of all voters would beg
Gle Sept 3. 1925 AID wsIld contin
the until IS days before election. Ea
Ices person would be requested to ma
dies an affidavit stating the political pan
t is to which he belongs at the time. OF
ives primary election. The debate was I
long under way when it was appare
has that the Republicans were support
cen il as a party measure. Caplis OF
con yer Bow Numbered against it G
5age stated that There is q niger III
hese Uoodpils and he is a big lat pe
post mon" While Caplis did not know
S Of al the time the colored gentlemen
the the woodpile was none other than
the offspring of Mr.. Joe Dixon, late q
of ernor OF Montana. When he delive
-orv his swan song at the farewell b
for oUet at the Placer, he is reported
70 to have charged the faithful to introd
tons this bill.
ags. WOULD RAPE
Vall- PRIMARY
5ated Fitzgerald Of Silver Bow led
q. 5. fight against the proposed law.
eAe stigmatized it as an attempt to T
one the primary. He said the pass
II of this law would make Wobbies
1a .oo the thousand. "The creed which
o'oyV. profess and the political party
would ,,-ir,a+e b,7eiqeee TIie hill ie ON
's SEW sault on the privacy Of the Aust
NoI- an ballot and viii hand the pc
9l1c5' over elections into the hands Of
1 n l- trenched privilege" said F'itzgel
-ileLll' In closing Fitzgerald made an
49, passioned plea for human liberty
/ ~ ~ eii the sactity Of the ballot box du
- which he was frequently applaud
- Holt of Cascade in speaking Of