The producers news., 1927-06-24

oorf and P6PtlHSItL
os559raDh5 Pertaining
n TFlR8S ana, ,EIeHLS
0f Great ana 0H'd"
C0ACeF7.
,r MONTANA DAKOTA POWER
InL ,orporalion which operates
lO. .sis ( territory. Like all corpora
ID ''''. : out 10 make money and is
uo's ssrssnized for a benevolent pur-
Do' " Tbi. last statement is mani
~ ANYBODY who has studied
Ig I,,ie Teht rates in Montana. The
s...,.gs. Dakota Power Company
le. am an average of sixteen
'.a ner kiIowatt hour for its juice
'' -. neoDle Of this benighted re-
f" sbiIe the residents Of the rest
,be state get their electricity at
~. rate of eight cents per kilO-
20, bour. sliding downwards. -.PeO-
y. ..,dine these facts will ask why
~. s.rriminatiOn? Why should
,5e ocople of Northeastern Montana
,oaos be forced 20 pay twice as
rn,b as people living in the west
en and other parts of the state?
pabHr Utility Companies are Oper-
s,iso under the same Montana Rail
.o,l and Public Service Commission
,Bd the same statutes. A demand
.bopld be made on the Railroad
Commission TO hold hearings in this
ss,tion 50 that the Montana Dakota
Power Company would be given an
onportunity TO answer the questions
enumerated above. At present il
looLs as if the business Of holding
M trains in a gOldmining country
has been improved upon by this
Power company in Northeastern
Montana. Il is time that the hold
I'd cease and that the rates be re-
daced. Demand that the Railroad
Commission hold hearings here and
that the power rates be reduced and
equalized and make your DEMAND
NOW.
COOLIDGE catches trout with
vorm," says a headline in one of
the daily newspapers. Wonder if
The president will catch the farmers
with a worm" sarcastically remarks
Senator Borah Evidently the Idaho
Senator thinks that the official head
Of the party 20 which he belongs
staged the Black Hills vacation for
lhe purpose OF bringing Northwest
republican farmers, whom he antag-
mized by his veto Of the McNary-
Hlugen Bill, into camp. Tho wee
New EngIander, who now Occupies
The presidential chair, may catch
trout with angle worms and escape
approaching thunderstorms in the
Black Hills country until the "cows
comic home in the morning." but he
vii have to use stronger bait to lure
ihe dIsalfected farmers of the
Northwest back into his corral. They
are finding that the Nelson cure"
e more unfailing specific for
their economic ills than all the rosy
Promises Of tho politicians, and
Coolidge does not look like the
Moses TO lead them into the land of
HIk and honey.
WHEELER returning from the
Philippines is another headline i'm
lhe columns Of the kept press. This
o'h@ canny Yankee is also having a
hlfd time trying to bait his hook so
lall be can get the sucker vote in
isS and remain with his snOOt in
He public trough at the National
lapilaL Rather than meet the cri-
ue,n OF the Producers News he
boarded q trans-Pacific liner and
saI TO the AntipOdes. He figured
Nl' 'he storm would have blown
"ef when he returned. While he
1l! not try the worm" bait used
2 Ia m the Black Hills. Wheeler
Z sure TO try TO worm his wav"
u-'A INTO the confidence of the pro-
es Oh the state he has be-
g4lea lie will be around with a
r'1'anl smile and a clammy hand
a4Ae TO every labor leader and
Eom'henl farmer he or his friends
g'. 'n but this time they will be
N 70 see back Of the smile and
-,y nand touch the ugly look
iced s'eea Tor place and power. II is
y 'a'sn fI indelibly on the countenance
=, y 'ormor Butte lawyer. 1t can
- T concealed beneath a fake
- "heeler's race is run. He
fe1.5 g'en weighed in the balance and
g,.r -u wanting. Over his political
soa's .o IN ..p 1873 will be inscribed the
u Nequesent in Pace"
-aI ,"L NON. BURLEY BOWLER 10
p,aa. - "'3g IN Scobey. He edits a
hr y puohshed there. For a num-
N. ~ years he had been "eruDtingv
lar,ia, miniature Yesuvius abont
Cona,'u occurrences in Sheridan
Al tbS Ike a prairie dog barking
cons,. ivy moon he has caused some
hn b"' b'On around his own dung
rapgs 'us' on account Of his limited
depi,o.u diS ue has failed to impress the
As le'e.Oi .s Oi the great open spaces.
lulnra- -'sea @ antiquarians. AZ some
column ".ne' may be perusing this
Ind - y get an insight into the
iion \ people who inhabit this sec
a quof,,; 'ne year 1927, we feel that
hot h 4.'On y. from Mr.. Bowler would
an al5io,aog slsogether out of place. In
The conG;Sa.aail ,I,lal on the exposure of
ioney Nv, Wse''ial G letters between At
a Suret, ~ = dawson Of the Nation
Paul ae1Impany and Attorney
represent 'SIA SLh who is supposed to
said Comnonne.r sheridan County against
.Ssiping AMY, ! ia,, Mr.. Bowler says:
sood sitos letter from a Plenty.
tas ~ANNA MNN--u