The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-09-23

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70 70 lS;sts8f l6SSe88f and Small
CoaCeER.
uorrRY seems to have received
BABDIia% iaase Of life in Montana. Sing
new i, ls'sf eIubs and conventions are
and g[,I gI[dIuged with speeches praislng
now delasitrd itDrdustriaI resources" and
The .yas' 'gsss Inossibilities Of develop
-iHl'lJfsif Df the agricultural resources OF
nenI nIto" u - The whole Anaconda
ihe '5I,s, ssre taken uD the refrain. Con
Gogo 9 NJ. .f at fbe Bishop Finnigan ban
heli!! E Helena. loOsed a flood of this
quei !, =, md had it sent to the country
stuiI anu Nee zinc boiler plate ready
pres; Jn in the forms. Old "Flat-
to SUI Iob1n has been brOadcasting
h'aa -,o Sol,', stuff from some Radio sta
the '9l"C = Chicago. Colonel Leipheim-
ton .iitor X Of the Anaconda Standard,
sf' sli'J, to the Press Association Con-
sl,s ssidn = until the assembled editors
,sn'l1n ,sn;aod that the Treasure State
lIIasins bosven and even forgot that
va va ~" was such a thing as the Ma
aaasl .ls,, Prohibition law. The new Bah
..nri.ns sgnr1 do not say anything about
g'' ~ number of churches and schools
llg ..5 miles of paved streets and ce-
.a.t .n1 sidewalks. They take in the
soIo ls State. The thing would be in
'...st;nO if it were not designed to
In tbe DeOple to sleep while the
5.St of the state has increased and
~, o,.st industries are lodging their
t,yes while the people out in the Op-
- .naces are made pay through the
Soise Whenever you hear a speak
q talk about the glOries of Montana
and saw nothing about the predatory
interests sucking up the lifeblOOd of
he DeODIe, examine his motives and
vou will find that he is confidence
man.
CHEF BEARSHIRT, the title con-
fpred BY the Indians on Senator
Wheeler, at the Wolf Point confer
mce is the subject of much merri-
nent throughout the state. One story
/ that when Chief Wolf Plume was
christening the junior Senator he
held in his hand a Bear Skin shirt
With which to clOthe the new chief.
When Wheeler took off his boiled
shirt his black underwear was re-
yealed. One inluisitive Indian asked
why III enew chief wore black under
wear. Another first citizen of Ameri-
ca who spent much time at eastern
colleges, replied: "Well you know
Mr. Wheeler is of thrifty New Eng
land stock and believes in economy.
The reason he wears black under
Sear is because he does not have to
send it 70 the laundry Sc often"
Poor Wheeler! Even the Indians
know your number.
AR BOWMAN, Commissioner of
Agriculture, is still the bone of con-
ientOn at the Capitol. It is stated
llai this ancient is now to be made
lie goat and offered as a sacrifice
a. lle shrine Of Democracy to save
ialhead John. Bowman is expect
co 10 Keep his mouth shut about the
laeI that the Governor told him to do
lae very things for which he is now
condemned. But murder will out"
ald soon the whole state will know
mat ETlcksOn-nOt BOwman-was
hs villain of the piece. The bio
aeolclne men behind "Our Governor
au'Se that, in order to cover I'D his
v Ssh faux pas. Bowman must take
lus neat" What double crossing
ana duplieity must a politician prac.
use 10 hold his office! Before the
primary opens John will find out
ale. " iO' worth the can
WiI-5 With MADOO out of the picfure.
0.a.;1 ~aiS1 Is now being doomed for the
~ Ssssloeaey by the drys, the Khan and
"a iSSluue Te OF The Wilson autOcracy.
W. nOuse, chief British sDv in tbis
~SS'1ly' ~ H5 and the miniOns of Stand
...u'g ~ Ou' whom Walsh SO valiantIv
>. a's1 IN the Teapot Dome affair.
MN IlsO behind the Montana man,
oHna+ ~, Out In his villa amongst the
6s.~; 6,ol DarOns is probably now
N S'uIng ni Of big achievements. over
n,Dg. S'aSS OI iced ginger ale. The
k6a ke OI Wilson, slightly sOiIed bv
CSgs, Cs worn Oll thru KIan Klaverns by
4, 'u !. Trlnce McAdOO, is now rest
s5ior I" O Jus shoulders. The gloomy
V~lS a dig men behind him. He
sTor nave nave the world by the DOS
sS up alpRsAdix if he could only
Iog G1Ck S the confidence of the neo.
EN- Haf ,iRll iRATLROAD attorneys of the
i&nerIgssra Is are re, openly boasting that
hterst,ssssr VIII be sanctioned bv the
Rey Sav commerce Commission
bsSs aS'e os made Preparations for tbe
nent vh. u stock and a new manage-
dsOD. Ta Tn the |. c. c. gives its de-
make Ee s".L thing even if they did NOT
But the elaborate preparations.
rscsiys IN merger of their lines did NOT
asper ~ 'ile . expected sanction. The
Tat be u nm .ne Hill lines would mean
uher lin DenVer and Rio Grand and
Would ses b. s. N Oregon and California
hgtOn T1 TTIa1neeted up with the Bur
q The hd;s nus would mean that much
Creat NortgnI now going over the
dfc Cosas,' to and from the pa.
cher sons, S would be diverted to tha
Sssd @srSs. "p,nem lines within the e0 uros S%s
avOulS lSger. ger What would if meang
ID IN @"edn that the NOR, -
ss'Old Be- 's :, operating department
y y towns 'yTSSed SSSe by a third; that
sSltoad n p,vsts where there is a good
Tn ,S'er ], trains and vrs' sulIer and