The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-22
SENATOR ANDERSON SUES WHEAT GROWERS
WE NOTICE
BY p. J. Wallace
PERTINENT AND IMPER-
TINENT PARAGRAPHS PER
TANNING TO THINGS AND
EVENTS OF GREAT AND
SMALL CONCERN.

THAT DR.. o. M. LANSTRUM.
owner of the Record Herald, and j. |
NJ. HObbins, vice president of the
Anaconda Copper Company are fra
ternizing very closely recently. The
latest joint enterprise engaged in by !
the abOve-named medicine men of two
supposedly antagOnistic political
groups is a sucker suction organiza-
tion known as "The Pacific Northwest
Commercial and Industrial Exposition
ton" to be held in New York in the
spring Of 1926. Doc is chairman and
Jim is a mmeber of the Board of Di-
Iectors and everything is lovely.
o
Back in February some of the coun-
try followers eff the Doc and Joe Dix
on noticed that the lobbyists of Doc
and the Company were working Joint
ly Tor the passage Of "Senate Joint
Resolution No 10" which was recog-
nized as the Pacific Northwest In
dustrial Exposition. This came as
jar to the boys who were fed on
the mental palladium that the Anacon-
da Company was dishlng out money
/
tiOn of the Hon. joe The silencing
of the attacks cf the Record Herald
on the Anaconda Company after cleo
tion made many honest supporters of
Gov. Dixon realize in a dazed sort of
! way that the whole thing was a we'll
staged game of hokum intended to
bolt the electors into voting for Gov
| Dixon who was elected with the aid
of Anaconda money four years be-
fore.
THE BIG MUDDY KU KLUX
! KHAN, which issued a notice threat
ening to usurp the functions of the
civil authorities recently if their con
ception of 'decency" and "good NOR
als' were offended should read the
story Of the Grand Dragon Stephen
son in the Producers News this week.
This gentleman is being prosecuted
for murder, rape, ''indcency" and on
the ground that he is a moron. This
sets rather toublesome precedent.
Several thousands of one hundred
per centers passed through the Klan
Klavern at one time or another since
the crafty Bill Simmons conceived the
idea of roping in the gentlemen with
ten dollar bills and no gray matter.
Every one of these per centers in
cluding the "Big Muddy Knights of
the Mites" are subject to prosecu-
ton, II being a moron is illegal.
At a meeting in Indiana, where
Grand Dragon Stephenson was the
main attraction, Klan lecturer gave
a talk, the burden of which was that
the Klan had Cleaned up" a certain
town in New Jersey. He told all
about how the Klan was supposed to
have driven out all the bartenders and
keepers of bawdy houses, made war
on Jewish businessmen, organized a
campaign to expel all Irish police-
men from the force and bovcctt the
Italian barber, the Swedish masseuer
and the Greek restaurant man. Since
then practically every well known
hlan leader has been indicted for ev-
cry crime in the calendar from shoot
lng craps to manslaughter. This in
Guides rape, seduction and sodonny.
In spite OF this some local Kluxers
+ are still foolish enough to engage in
2 cross burning stunt outside the
, house Of some local poor woman. AS
! long as there are morons running
around loose, there will be smart
( businessmen to hand them a pillow
case into which their heads can be
jammed while the business Of going
/ through their jeans is attended to.
; SENATOR T. J. WALSH. in the
& course of an interview published in
8 a Butte paper stated that he contem-
3 plated a visit to Europe at an early
g date. He informs the public that he
will pay prolonged visit to the world
court sitting at the Hague and study
the methods employed in settling dis
putes between nations by this social
Z ed tribunal which is controlled bv the
International Bankers. On his re-
, turn he will probably endeavor to per-
suade the Senate to send represen-
I tative to sit with this gang of Judi
y cial crooks. This policy will not sur
- prise people who do not yet forget
: that Senator Walsh was one of the
= leaders in the plot to deliver this
destinies Of the people of the United
2 States into the hands of a League o1
Nations where England would have
: six votes to Americas one on the
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