The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-02-20

manner and it is expected that tb,
reports Will come out of the commit.
tee thus leaving a chance for a de.
pate on this subject before the house
Harlow Pease and Sen. TAYLOR an
peared before the Senate Committee
urging the repeal of the Red Flag and
/ Syndlcallsm laws which ar now a dead
! letter and under which no prosecutions
are now attempted.
BILL TO ABOLISH r r.
COMMISSION WINS IN
FIRST DIVISION.
The big Farmer Labor Economy
Bill is OF the session aims the av 81
the R. r. Commission. Desnite tbo
ngnt made on this bill by the railroad
lobbyists the house today adopted
minority report of the judiciary com
mlttee signed by Beadle, Besonson.
Holt and Ainsworth. Robert Larson
showed that the r. R. Commission
was an expensive proposition with
approximately "a people on the paw
roll, who travelled on passes whereveq
they pleased. The commission coste
now about 100000 a year. He said
about $4,000 would be saved bv as
signing It's duties to the Governor.
secretary OF State and Attorney Gen
efal. The Commission has but little
power at present the Interstate Conn
mefce Commission having shorn It of
most of its right to make rulings. III
lmlnatlon OF this board has the back
ing cd popular sentiment and also |.
'he support of former Governor Dix
III and Governor Erickson. After
short tussel the minority report was
adopted and the bill wa splaced on
general orders.
MONEY SUCKERS" J
Want TO
SPEND MONEY. -
line Money Suckers" as nv friend
Jones calls them have suc- 1
eeded IN having a bill introduced fo
alse the tax on gasoline three cents
gallon for the purpose of ~natcbino
I 1 eaera! Grant for the construction a
sUaGe highways. Perley Binnard
nj others of the Highway Biuldino e
or Coed Roads outfit for
haJeVer name they go by were over )
ere and lobbied for this bill. Tt pro- u
'sed that the money be put in a com i
On Lund and then be divided BIZ Xxx
10 distributed equally between the "a
unCles. When the Commissioners Of re
counties like Cascade which con bl
mes ten times as much gasoline sc
IdlI counties hear Of the proposed "
7asure, there viii be rooT
az VIII lift the dome of the CapitoI at
the bill were passed John D. would ola
'allate by raising the gas tbroo
ITS and sticking rup a sign with tbe tai
criptiOn Estate Tax 8 cents ovt,.aS ev
YLOR FIGHTS
seal BILL.
When Senator divers Fiscal hin
ne up IN the Senate, Senator TavIoT Sol
Qe a determined fight on if Ha
4 the bill was in the interest If eic-
stern banks and bonding houeae 7
would mean that the money Of tbo orr
nues would flow into the hands Re-
eastern banking houses. He h. 4
ed IN keeping Montana money II tn
lCana and not having It oo7relIol s-,d
1 1ilo9e coupon clippers in the east. ran
zen the matter came to a vote the p
AIilg interests In the Senate who Sn0i
{ 70 be supreme there, voted OIL Sni
bin through. '0' ~ IS
re s. session last week was crowded to
+, DIlis 70 reform the morals If tba tend
ls Suqn as the regulation of mid NJ
7 oa1nclng, LIQUOR prescription Grif
and censorship Of MOVING n;o fure
The members Of this Ie0;FIs II
evidently are Of the oDinior t tbat ston
poor people need is not Drotec-
q bank deposits but the PASSAGE
|s permitting search and soiz1,To IN.
me appointment of 7umercs,s ~ 4
iaall inspectors. The n,o7s1 -i''T ~
ligb nno,,nl' uoes not seem to doub
he noIiticiana y 'ne preachers to Frid:
sii9' Ante.