The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-30
DISPLAY or ORATORY ON
CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT

] Long before LIlC bl1llI o--AA-~it-->JNl - .
this full dress debate to open the
+ galleries We're crowded The bright
I costumes Of the ladies and the large 8
lumber Of them present reminded
one of the House Of Commons CT ton
i gress when some affair OF puDIic I'M
i portance was to be disposed Of, That
4 many Of those on the moor We're
4 Dlavino to the galleries and haC elab-
orately prepared for the occasion was
soon manifest when the debate got
under wav. This was a safe kind Of
labor measure to support because the
interests opDosed to it We're located
at q safe distance Of two thousand
miles and therefore could nos aifec-
the political fortunes Of the propon-
/ ants of the measure. The story o.
the CONDENSATION viii be likely to
, furnish q striking contrast.
t BEADLE MAKES
: SPEECH OF DAY
Lobe opened the debate by a TWEEN I
ty minute speech in which he showed I
that Coolidge, Davis and La Toilette
were eli for this amendment, that
congress had passed two laws on the
!, subject and that This amendment was
Il necessary to make them constitution /
g
{ found In the Congressional EecnTd
/ under the name Of Senator Walsh.
Ole Void followed, appealing 20 al
republicans to vote Tor the resolution
because cur 0Wa Cal is H. favor II
: it." Beadle Of Slver Bow sunkc
= next. You could SEE that tie spcec1
2 came straight from his heart. lie
told about how he played as q GOV
! where the State capital now stood
=. and that he was glad to have an OPP
: portunity TO vote fer the protection
- of the little children. He attacked
- the propaganda against the amend
-. nent by the sweat shop owners OF
- the east and told Of how these soul
10 less profit hunters coined the sweat
: Of the little children into glitterng
:, gold The members of the House
i realized that they were listening TO g
~ genuine labor man when Beadle was
IN speaking for they Clappcd nina Vlg-
i ol0uslv while tears came TO the eyes
-io 81 the ladies. n winding up the best
- speech cf the debate Beadle cyciaim-
.er ed: CARO- you going to help the fac
AZ tory owner coin the sweat of the Int
'or Il children in glttering To'i and
~ cruelty them on a cross Of dividends.
10: NEARLY ALL
,ut ONE WAY
If RuffcoIn, the author Of the resoiu
.se ton made an excellent speech foil q
nd facts in support Of his measure Ht
was followed by Mrs Mccarthy whC
smoke from the cultural and woman
standpoint The debate was al o2t
er- way and was devoid Of interest. Fin
tn ally one brave nam get up ami oD
ms posed it. He was the representative
IN fv0ra Treasure county. MS. ne
mo Carthy, who was sitting III fTont O
we Inn. turued around and lO0hed 4,
DIN tently into his face al the time b
s9lo |svas eDo97-i0r Evidantlv noting til
acb he said the women urged by the-ma
alra ternal instinct were pushing thi
.rtv amendment through. He was Of tn
the opinion that the time to teach pee
NOT pie to work was when they We
emit children. He closed by SAYING L
-;ng would vote against he resolution fU
Sill supposed ho would lie defeated iC
and reelection bCt he was not anxious
Inc. come back anyhow. fitzgerald {
.aci- Silver Bow replied to him while IN,
s Il gerald Of Ravali took the other 81
/ in The resolution finally was put ~
the vote and was passed.
Gov S. NATE BEGINNING
cred TO LIVEE UP
BAN The Senate is not such a iireh
q to pl..ce as the House The SCI are +
duce sembles a sind of middle class ch
where people are at peace with theT
selves and the world. Sometimes h0'
ever the placid waters of the Sena
the become a bit rmfied Such an oca
He sion happened last week when Senat
rape Griffin tried to put thICJ -gh a mott
SAGE that would have the effect Of havI
Z H. all the Senate probing coua1al5tc
IA / ask Griffin's committee for eEpea.
to when they 90 On Investigating Jaun
own Sen. Tom kane, who is usually rig
: as supported Griffin stating that the g.
tral sage CT the motion would make
o7vel economy. Several &C the m0E1ct
en- who are on the smelling comrnitte,
,rald. mentioned did not see hE they w
i'm any more eNtrayagant than Grill
7 and committee and considered tAey
uring rs Tot-h llght to incur CEpenSa
ded. this proposed preferred commit.
f the Some Of the members thought Il
e Of saw an effort to limit expenses
{ Re committees paItaking in probes Ii
9feat ire the O. /. Of the majority
into Senator Taylor lidiculed the i
fall. Of any small committee setting the
CoUn- oJnef committees should get eNpen
cratic to work with. He said sending &
Com rnitttee to investigate matters
the then tieing their hands reminded ]
bliean Of the parents who sent their dau
! con- ter TO swim Slt warned her to k
away from The water
UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION
- BILL INTRODUCED
Senator Taylor introduced his
lg 20 against Unfair Discrimination Z
ABOUT bill is part of the F'armer-Labor ]
iscade gram. Next week We expect to
cse OF a resume of its principal provisioi
Leated 1t is expected that Senator Ia
u the will introduce other Farmer-La
clever bills at an early date that will be
get sensation Of the session
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