The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-30

rrroRN Is whining like a
BIZ cur down in Valley county
'i27'o 's If the exposure of his legis-
s.-l'. ord in the last issue of the
lI,s 80 ~, News. Unable to get peO-
iio--'-, -, ouf and listen to his fair"
Ps y 4. hacks in on the Progressive
,-lA y, meetings and delivers a sob
ann uo tries to gain the sympathy
i.ai''' ts.rers hv stating that the big
q n.' l.' tbe Producers News was cir
=. 49, too late for him to reply.
- -s,ts his spleen on Frank Ed
y HON he accuses of defeating
,ll-- NON and riding in a car with
e ~ 20 IGonIev. He says Taylor is
ran 5ve5 william and that your
t-JtG tt servant Is THE slickest
i--....Ssr5ist in Montana" but he
sot denv that he (RuffcOrn)
&c '.'. Inst the Bank Guarantee
'- "a .birb if If became law, would
~ tbe depositors of Valley county
~ ~ state tho savings of a life
ue gives two peculiar rea-
f.- bis refusal to vote for the
n Guarantee Bill. One is that
ET would break most of the
-. n Montana and the other is
h vas in favor of appointing
D. code commission to report
Isf the next session for action.
18th the above arguments were
shed dependable" members Of
4. legislature last session by the
,lsrs association. They were used
tss fleor of the house for the
.--7ose Of defeating the will of the
me and serving the interests OF
as bankers IL
Psffrorn Is now repeating them
-o, like 70 the people of Valley
-ty Who above all others know
n value of law for the protection
y Rank DeDositOrs.-. Ii the banks
~ % rotten that they could moi
s.rd M under a law which has beer
forre for years in Nebraska ther
Isr should he closed in the interes
The public at large As to TIT
P,-t Code Commission Law, every
SIy knows that its introduction wa
trick Of the Bankers to delay tn
mestion and thereby render the de
i,at Of the DepOsitOrs Guarante
law easier. When RuffcOrn vote
hr this nefarious law he knew h
as plunging a knife in the hear
# the Guarantee Bill. He kne'
that he was bringing smiles OF sal
i,faction to the faces of the banker
obhy. He knew that he was con
hitting an act Of treason to the pee
5ewho elected h / m " hlc n n
thought would never be brought
hpir attention. He is finding OF
different now with the result that F
beginning to howl like a dog.
But History is only repeating l
glf: Jesus of Nazareth had his JI
ils The American Revolutions
had their Benedict Arnold and Il
ispositors of Valley county ha'
her Ruffcorn.
SAWW. TEAGARDEN is one Of Il
greatest political dynamiters in Mo
lana. Every election year Sam
On the Job unmasking the polite
rpOcrite and making the welk
ring for industrial democracy. III
year he has gotten out an issue
$500 Of the Denton Recorder and
way he shows up how the First y
! uOna Bank Of LewistOwn has be-
.ooted from within is startling IN t
extreme. He shows the County Coz
missiOn0s where the sureties a
liable on their bonds to the cOun
IN the sum of half a million a
that they are well able to pay a
then asks the following pertne
question; "If the Commissioners
no. bring suit the bOndsmen "
save about five hundred thOusa
DOLLARS What will the cOmmisslC
! ers saye?' Wish you luck Sa
4 Hope you make them pay or Ia
a '-'~H ul sdlzs
4 SHERIFF. ANDERSON Of w o
Polnnt was one Of the most radi
aeaih penalty fans at the SchlaI
4 inaL Now that the moron boy
& Condemned 90 die on the scaffC
9 John is said 60 be limbering up.
. does not seem to relish the job
( neck stretching. We might of
Mn suggestion. If he does
NE the Job Of hangman himself v
4 Goes he not offer it to Oscar Coll
., Jack Mckee. They are two Il
q sao are emiuently quaIifie d
8 handle the job because Of their tr;
q Ag and experience as crOD grab
n sael Mckee again erects a sign
ge Public Library he might inscl
81 ~efeon; John Mckee Public Ha
man. Jobs Solicited"