The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-09-18
SEN Walsh WA.I

70 -as' "gef torn, The newspapers |
NaloAs+ +bat +" he was overcome with
isgyt' .;.rg at the sight. II ne visited
.1o.lya a where one Of the members
ao.gC'JI Ky Iaague Of Nations is fighting
q -1S B:Es he might be overcome by
ne i1ilT a. obliging Swiss cheesemak-
gas' Geneva. -- who used to know the
e r... Z, - of the Producers News In
sa .l.ol S 2O years ago telegraphs an
0-..-, If the doings of the League
-.'y-'i yH-a+ions on the day Senator
4,.i.S,. q 49,. emotions were stirred. The
q, ,allostinq ,5qs1i was called to order by M.
80 If France, who delivered a
Ia---, i..-rre on the great strides that the
go 80 has made in the direction of
s-e.5,arsaI peace. He did not mention
F-aree's war in Africa.
THE LEAGUE AT work"
m Popoff Of Bulgaria, reporting
r.. +be RaIkans, announced in behalf
y y rsace that the proposed war be-
os9 = Greece and Bulgaria to settle
Dio-stealing case had been
..t5oIed until funds can be raised
america to proceed with it in pro-
pu style.
,sr Walsh, who sat beside the Presi-
isrt on a raised dias.
Senator Raoul Dandaruff of Cana
4, wbo was temporarily absent at
fs time. was elected president of the
convention.
T-pon his installation Senator
1sniauf gave a lecture on falling
an which was much enjoyed, and
~ Maharapah of Patalla gave q
lort talk. which was received with
wt any signs Of contention, because
-,bOiy could understand it.
The AhkOOnd of KOwfat, through
an Interpreter, accused Ali Pasha Ga.
polum Of Persia of having fourteen
Eiyes. and claimed that this was
against the principles of the league
Of nations. as there could be no peace
under such circumstances.
All Pasha GazOOlum, the accused
statesman, demanded a recount.
=.
Other important matters have beer
taken up during the week. Mool;
Gooch, the delegate from Siam
claimed that his father-in-law, tn,
Gaakwar Of KibOsh, owed him 12,00t
rupees, OF ST in American money, an,
vould not pay. He asked the leagu
% collect the debt.
After other routine business wa
transacted the League delegates ad
ouned Tor lunch. Sen. Walsh pai
tU his own meal
4HELLs
III IN HELENA
I1e State Fair was a success /
more ways than one this year. 1t pU
he Help back in Helena and in
ec,ed new life in that sleepy old cit
y bringing an influx of visitor
l,n the country and starting an ole
2noned rumpus under the coppe
lone Of the State capital. Despit
action of the last session of tn
aaslature in refusing to pass a la
emitting the use of pari mutu;
eung machines at the State Fai
a promoters took the bull by tt
ms imagined the pari mutua
ere sanctioned by law, and put q
lar like we used to have wit
compartment of racing horse
betting men.
WOMEN, HORSES
AND WHISKEY
iIom all accounts, the fair was
-''ess both from the standpoint
-s9dance and gate receipts. At tn
-llg We do not know who benef
& rom the race horse gambling
-s'aer 1t mterfered with the cffe
-.sleSs Of county and state adve
-Ag as manifested through agricr
--a' exhibits. The newspapers
--'s Helena and Great Falls d
give much space to pumpkins
~ Instead they devoted the
.--lnS to the doings Of the Pri
- and the racehorses. KentucI
.s ooasted of its fast horses. 90
and pretty women. T
s' Helena and Great Falls editc
- nave a motion of Kentuckvizi
.'.a-a by giving the public descri
~ Q, beautiful women and f;
Dut OF keeping the whisk
Y themselves.
lHE HELENA
NSURRECTION
.ae outbreak Of racetra,k gam
he-eDa seemed to have a m,
-4s.aung effect on the State c.;
nan the recent earthquake. w
~ 1slled to settle in the Offices
attorney General, Governor :
IS s,.lsssloner ,.s Of Agriculture. WI
i,,.olney i. General pointed out Il
49,; .1~ was being violated, an
49,, ''yll was issued preventing I
rs,I.-l interfering with the bett
mes at the State Fair bv
- eec1ed by the "old sports'
q ~. "a Governor Erickson then c
~ y q attention of the County Att
a9d !. Sheriff to the fagrant viC
y. tne gambling law within .
range Of the seat of the Q .
-, s,'.at l Of the State. These GEN
m ,sd seened to ignore the Cover
s2i,a5 5s9Iu 81, nm as some sort of !
s-s- Oiu mOsSback who should ne
~ emerged from the sicks, Hei lei
sss ~ ~ open revolt. Bin Cann
~ ne bugleman Of the he o'sP TnsnL'
,si n. ne rallied at the Attorney { {
S.s,s 1i5l ~ told the Governor wbe
cor-,'. alI was not a State Fair
lee Iair in state owned hr
:, ne insisted that thew were
-. = have a "fair lilra y. W. ,,lS.
osne,.Ii .Iiot.wyiIhstanding the Alto,
atS,al' the Commissioners ~ IA 4
.-'e Law. governor, and
HSvPgL I5S vPgLATEn 4, BILL
aa1o, sae Governor, fearful a. ;Dr.r.
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