The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-05-21
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Cos.,,s:sT56Is Pertaining
F5S44s5;, 44s5;S5s 1 and ENeRtS
y y 'l:g.3f 'glte3f and Small
C0lCsm
-.,,rrU. SFANCES are held
ylhll hLsiis G- house in which Presi-
. % liec.ai5ge and members of his
q I. i Jf,miiv are central figures, ac-
81 ls,' = testimony today before
-s q. ~ y Columbia committee hold
;i,. s...;,gs 4 on the Bloom bill to
e ls-i' ~sdiums in Washington.
s -.' Vaekenberg, operative of
Hordini magician, declared
u been informed by DR..
P Coates. head Of the spirit
?, ,.is1re church Of Washington,
y. .asnres at the executive man.
~ also stated that Coates
- her that Senators Dill,
~ watson. Fletcher and others
.,f, had good looking medi-
IN Them of the future. Wonder
8. IN come out of the white
s next
ELLINGTON RANKIN has
Vi nm things since he entered
IN s District Attorneys Office.
lts.f move was to show up the
-,.w between the Federal Pro-
5r officers and the members of
/. Rrte Police force in the cOllec-
4 illegal fines. Rankin exposed
-,riiee of knocking over" stills
,rg as far as ten miles from
IN limits Of Butte and having
az, come before a police Judge
b,s no jurisdiction in such mat
4 The police Judge fined the
from $50 dollars up and let
20 back to the same operation
Sometimes the man dragged
court put up a bail bond which
forfeited. Whether the Feder-
f,ers and the members of the
force of Butte split this be-
bal them or turned it into the
treasury we are not, at this
a position to say. The fact
mains however, that the Feder-
u.horties, in cases where over
stills we're captured, did not file
charges against the illicit distil-
When Col. Marsters and Mr.. Col
and their underlings were up
Be last year We pointed out these
.hols to them. We stated that
g 1000 saloons were operating
Butte a short three hours ride
- the Prohibition headquarters in
Ea but that while a whole ar
Of stOOlpigeOns was sent here to
me county officials, who had
the Sheridan County jail with
esggers, the town of Butte was
bed to run wide open. Mr.. Wade
ihis matter called to his atten-
also. We haven't seen any ac.
On his part since. Before he is.
statements as to the character
1Hddates in the coming election
2ould let the people know why
Cd not act on the suggestion Oi
Producers News and endeavOr t,
ls friends Collins and Marsteri
something to enforce the Law
al.ie. The conduct of Mr.. Wadr
lhe other gentlemen in thei
altitude towards the Butte sit
leaves them under grave sus
n Perhaps a congressional in
Y! as to the reasons Whicl
ped the sending of government
pigeons last winter to dis
me Farmers Government O
laal County, while the distriC
q NE shadow of the sixth foo
Seihmg with saloons, would dis
80 9me interesting facts. MI
ans speech in Butte has lai
olndation for such an inquir,
-pe That Senator Wheeler, VII
-el two distinguished member
4 bar IN his Office in Washin.
~ week that he was preparin
'o,Ia On Prohibition. will as
'-1n an inquiry. It would be
Practical demonstration
slalor's sincerity on the prob
question than writing d
.s -.5 IN the Senate Office bull
',n a bottle Of Scotch on Il
lot Inspiration.
~ aIhltF SALISBURY is !
!, 70 haye advocated the ere
.ae Office Of a public Z
~ N a speech he made v,
lelore the civics class of {
n. sNaoGL .: Many good people "
t.S !aS argument of the Sh,
o' radical. Anybody W
81. / hard for the Door to ,
u 2 court of law is usua
Ted : red by people who speak
assured tones Of resnec
T,,. elI now comes Chief 7
i,' .-'' than whom none IS m,
Es and in a preface to r
rs,D ~, :. @sS of the United Sta
I~ Is~~,Ip q 4. Labor Statistics. aGro1
s,sss s,ss' aud Work in the Uni
yisv makes the discovery
saoI Of present court COSTS
i g.ase o. Of lawyers services.
lsons,.'ie ao'eetion Of our laws Is
~, s,-snlly denied" And tby,
az, " pass that none other f I
p,to.plr'e tsepreme Court laws cIai,
p26ssSIln y Of that ili-kemnt mt
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