The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-09-30
Friday, Septembe, a. !.
OF the argument. power trua !.

~, has played the ~.
OF the argument. power tua :
Filipino spokesnen
PRESIDENT Coolidge t. nave Al.
pointment of a e s1 " make M
Gov. Gen. Wood until iSS q to tSe Z
the Philippine legisIat,,Sne leader
S d. @a %if5 Eio5 to ., discuss ,5a ia
has embarrassed Co Coz public chais,.
not yet answered. GfFIase He T.
peace in the Islands he ae re, really s,~'
given Quezon and 0sm ne will have
twas washington - FPJ ua a heaab ,
tx ,l,.ot trade, right at tbs AMEND,
foreign s19 markets ana scope penstratooa
the 9,, brink of disastrous POISED pose aas
With dizzying rap II tteVerses.
strokes have been II 5un GgiS,.
elgn business interests 'i saeil By d
lean trade, and at the the against sg Ana
we're assaults have I 5ase tine
aga American foreign p9sq H. lerss
lenged supremacy. 'H'nerto uds
A quick tumbling Of
the Coolidge-Mellon Hone que prestige
machinery and difficult tim. poida
spectators who have MI ZINES iot q.
the New York stock o WI amuck
seen as direct results Of 5ffy t5a
wide bombardment, dir 70 ,ne Vorls
tarily from France. 4 r@o',. None.
anna and Canada and ai Ssgila "a Pa
PROVISIONS 97ll n and other trade o5 y sfa
bringing out the British 'l as,, tiaa
the main foe of the Trrit elllpts q
government, may well have lsou Sais
the serious slide downward V :. 9ara
can can prestige, but the Sac o u yan'a,
case, the American Legion ION anl.
Of : Pa. Paris and the msOlent stti tssle
american manufactures N n'' io.i...
on easy access to foreior iuslslq
while closing their home N m., 4Iali'
the big factors. MARKET an
On the political field tbo
the sudden decline in n ,rlS isn0s {.
duction and foreign favor OPS sgo !. Pr
o observed in the trend awav f S,e . 9 D
lldge and Hoover as pree;ao niGll Va
sibilities in 1928 and the ,'s siaaisl y
statement Of Andrew Mellon o'I bnll
the eastern republican nartr, V IN
is for Hughes, who has diyc y, sla 4. o
self from the present admins ,,tu am
The revolt Of the Cbicag r,l,''1 Is ala
against the Mellon-contro1lod U AN
reserve board indicates further ,'' M
sion which comes with reverse y,,s' u''
In the meantime the state o,a
departments fumba a''u NJ. w.
nervously in an effort to solra a' W
contradictions of the Fordnov ~ W
Cumber tariff act in intematioD.I
latlons. Frances action IN roi,.,
her duties on American imnort l'l y
level with the American tsr;# y
French imports has created bam.
the camp Of the high tariff n.nl
Even the Francophil Sentiments ,T..
are little astonished that Fran
should grant favored nation sm@.
sions to Germany, the late sr ,,
while boosting duties on goods f,g
America, the well known savior
The high protective tariff /,
for hard knocks in the next co1m.a
as the result of the new cOwG.
lions. Workers and farmers v1
by exporters, democrats ma
national bankers and progfessirg
lammering away at the saerog,
Republican tariff. Textile WORKER
IS representative of most Of h
workers in highly protected induyrs
NOW by sad experience what a g,
Y Joke the tariff is on the lOMm
operatives and dependents in aa
'wn industry.
No less a parsonage than anbam
Tor PueyrredOn, the suave ArgaHt
IN, has informed the state dems
nent that the murder of Sac, All
Ianzetti by. Massachusetts is one a
ne good reasons why America n
IT spies are not wanted in his con-
ry.
The spy provision in the tariff al
5 sure to be deleted by congress
'hese spies are charged with fndg
ut production costs in foreign Un
rles for the purpose Of keeping hos
cry commodities out of the Unta
states. Naturally these commerce
gents are about as welcome abroad
S American naval or diplomats
pies. Most countries have accepts
hem sullenly but in Argentina ant
sentiment is now 50 str0i!
hat fhnu MIL ,,oA bo 4oIoro4ed