The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-08-12
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Concern.
srvATOR WHEELER arrived from
SID N61LiIinnines last Saturday with a
the INV new issue. He delivered
bTaaI n San Francisco attacking
sps'.Jj .Jjrinistration Of the islands by
lns ln'aI ar' Wood. Friends of Wheeler
GsIo- ,I."a5t aat at last he had an IS
'1OlIt Rat would obscure the fact that
sus LII ',, not raised his voice in the
S-se 3 .e or out of it against the An
senais sJs Company, for the past four
a.y-1 But General Wood died a
!e1'b bo,rs after Wheeler delivered
,.' ,." pbiIipic ON the Philippines. IN
M ~ General Wood. Didn't the mill
AIM Governor Of Uncle Sans 9th
q :-lsrds know that poor B. X. had
short of an issue? Now the
i-;.r ill senator will have to again
ilT ai' hack on the Little Green House
l." ( street and tell the people the
na y i I'D story about how he saved
~ nation from Daugherty ct al.
VeriIy the road of the political faker
is hard.
ctCC0 AND VANZETTI will be
- corter of attention of the world
~ ~ tbe next twelve days. The death
In n CbarlestOwn Prison, and its
oecunants will be the magnet which
wil attract the interest of both cap
aslisf and Drotetarian until the case
: finally decided. While the Massa-
ebusetts Governor and the judge
elected by the millOwners of the Bay
tate seem intent on taking the lives
of two Italian immigrants who
sought to organize their class and
eountrvmen into a labor union, the
workers of the world show in no un-
mistakabIe manner that they regard
the proposed executions as a helm
o0us crime.
There is no doubt that a grave in
iustice is about to be perpetrated if
these two men are hanged. Even the
select committee appointed by Gov
ernor Fuller, from amongst the pO-
Htical enemies of the accused men,
declared in their report that the re-
marks of Judge Thayer to half a
dozen persons, during the trial, were
"ndscreet." He plainly showed his
animOsity and bias in the case. Yet
the convicted men are denied their
Constitutional right to have a new
and fair trial. The big newspapers
may howl all they like about COM
muBists and anarchists but such
men as fhayer and Fuller are dong
more TO undermine and tear down
the constitution than ell the COmmu-
Bists who hold small meetings in
dingy halls in the United States.
Ihayer brings disgrace upon the ju-
dietary while men like Fuller. who
defy the sentiment Of the public to
satisfy some corporate vengeance,
are the most dangerous enemies of
the constitution who are now out of
Jail in America.
THE RAILROAD CONSOLIDA.
IlON hearing viii be held at St
Paul on October the 3rd, according
% advices reaching the editor. Al
mat time objections to the proposed
plan Of the G. n. and n. P. roads Il
milk their stockholders and horn
swoggie the public will be heard by
inc Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. Montana will have some repre-
senlatlOn but on account Of the ex
Pense many farmers. who could Civ
good evidence against the cOnten
Mons OF the railways, will be uuabl
70 testify. On that account the peO
PIE who are interested in this gigaR
nc sWlndle and the spending thOus
snas OF dollars to put it over vii
nave the best Of the deal. The !. c.
should hold a hearing in MOntan
ana other states where the peOpl
gre opposed to the brazen scheme o
inc railroad magnates to rob tn
public. Send your protests to tn
commission but at the same tia
oe ready to testify for the publ
sOOa before the l. c. c. at st. Paul
IN THE BITTER ROOT VALE
tley have an insect called the wOOC
NH About two per cent of the gel
u u "oOdtlck are carriers of a diseas
'Ias Is latal to man. But the casV
alles amongst Montana people fl
e past few years are much lie,
'nan from the products of the Gel
=. Sla Motors or the A. C. NJ. But Il
o1S'e Board Of EtymOlOgy is ma
hso oy clever crowd of polite
i"ooylsts. They frightened the la
Saa Sslslature into apprOpriating $6C
, suO Tor the building of a tick labor
ig al Hamilton. But some of Il
TRersons IN the neighbOrhood of Il
hamilton windfall thought th,
sOuia make a little more. So tn
GoI al'ee suit aiming at the preve
@ uOa OF the building Of the Tick La
a'Ofy on the ground that thou
mus Of ticks in such close prOxin
70 their families would endang
~ ~ nealth and even the lives of tn,
.aalilles. al The District Court ht
foa fs'ae!"ise so that a great buiIdi
j. ;O' mpounding ticks will be bu
hamilton at state expense. A
80. st... ....heastern Montana cannot get
wSe.h S..oh Tor the testing of protein
.ial' ~agal' But Flathead John. when
snsI 'sl,es TO make an appointment
T. tSsa Job as game warden thir
F J1al membership in the Ku H
man and citizenship in Minnes,