The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-11-12

.s-~-r1S Pertaining
-e5r5s and EIeRtS
~ Ers5t ana SHdH
C91cefE.
re%oR LOWDEN and Queen
'.r-ed 4 fImry amongst the
l-.t and Eeg men OF Montana
..e t-.e two limeiighters visited
s'a- .r-e State last week. Low
e -osaralce at Helena had the
g. n lags.as that peerless lead
s..,' p3s'7rbicauism. Hon. Jos. Dix
z y Iss,s his tepce Oh the Flat
e = '-lseryatisl and journey down
'-l uaIsra where he could mingie
~ various Republican tribes
~ 'acb wanted TO basque in the
~ ~ ~ n the smile Of the man
-,srricd the Pullman Millions.
&. tbe b. X. Wheeler's sun went
'-', ...;nse Joe is undecided whether
So MD run for the GOvernOrship
~ n s. Senate in 1928. But
-. IN hand when the clans gath
II Helena. But that Bronze
~ I'm Tom MlrlOw, who recent
.,,ia the Dixon mOuthpiece with
telr Of Doc. Landstrum out from
- tbe nose of the former Gov
was there to give battle. He
hat Col. Jerry Locke was block
.rarv time he tried to make Low
a fsee towards the Mecca on Flat
Lake And old Tom is a pretty
80 manipulation. / know because
ss5 = ranch close to his in tho
30 paw Mountains for a few years
a had an opportunity to see him
.,tion more than once. Be that
NAV the LOWden meeting in
alsna was one continuous struggle
I.reen the Copper and Dixon fac
frs for supremacy, with their eyes
= tbe two big prizes in 1928. Things
y, to such a pass that old Sam
Sssart. Attorney for the Bankers
,..oeiatiOn, friend of the Anti-Sa-
Ian League, and perennial candidate
n ANYTHING that looks big, was put
The chair because the warning
Pa,nblicans could not agree on a
rastmaster amOngs t themselves.
hemOst significant fact of the
hole performance was that Yelling
N Rankin was conspicuous by his
.s.sOee. Wise Rankin! n h e
.,sh of eontending factions in 1928
h distressed Republicans of Mon
ana may call at the office of the
Hstfict Attorney and ask this mod
,r Cincinatus to turn from his plOw.
QUEEN MARIE and her encourage
lave one heck of a time since the
vboe caboodle got drunk at the ROu-
raiRian legation in Washington and
nearly imperilled the job of a COZ
sho drank too much of the Queens
hgo Red. to the day Major Wash
burn shut the door in the face OF
Governor Pierce Of Oregon and Sam
Hdl Of that state told some of the
unsorts of the Gypsy Queen to fine
warmer climate than that of th'
Pacific Coast. More people h a W
got kicked off the royal train TO
improper conduct than were frOWn
q on for the last year by the Watcl
and Ward Society Of Boston. A MAJ
named Ayers, who had a lot of Ford
meet the trains, was branded as al
fmDoster after some of tho Queen
ades in waiting had experienced tn
pleasures o f riding i n Henry's IL
boats. He was kicked out. At Grea
Falls, Col. Carroll, who is an aide d
camp, or something that smells tina
way, stated that Miss Fuller wOul
leave the train soon together wit
Mss Birkhead. T e Col. did n o
state how full Miss Fuller got Q
whether she got that way on tn
vme that made the Cop at Washing
ion, dream of Gipsy castles gran'
on the back steps of the ROuman
ian legation, but he showed that /
vas master at Great Falls. Eve
that patient butter and cream ma
Mayor Mitchell, had to protest an
express his sympathy with Sam Hi
because of the mOnarchial way
COL Carroll, who at one stage of Il
game nearly pulled off the Mayor
swallow tails as ho stepped out
The royal auto with the Queen. b
the visit of the third rate EurOp
Queen has, after all, served
useful purpose. 1t has given Il
public an opportunity to sec wh
Tools the Rotarians, Rabbits, kiwa
nns and other Coyote Club membe
can make of themselves when t
occasion presents itself.
lHE BANK CODE COMMISSIO
which has been so much discuss
u this column, made its report Il
week The report is barren as
as legislation for the protection
Clients Of banks is concerned.
he time this commission was
pointed the Bank Guarantee l