The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31


ra tni impossible for slave e., labor rsr,, to
nas sest f with free labor IN ou' iSp"
Tc :. tbe leadership of the Re-
"under vi, rtv the Union and the
oubical parry we're saved, without
Constitution ouId not be a leading ma.
shi'h We tbe world, owning On . 1o, OF
ton Of , Inc One-half of the tele-
the rallloJSOtfb ree-fOurths of the tele-
graph anu astoms. a third of the manu-
Sbore syS' ari a sixth of the wealth
Of the " pannblican party early main
"Ile ny ny has continued to main /
ained' a lrstem of protective tariff
tain, a :,!,Iatpd inventive genius, de-
WHEN Ioasd i'l natural resources, remune ERA
y'o l. employed labor and more gen,
lively 5 attributed the results OF toll
ealy , ul5y among any people IN
tha1, ei, y[ocorded history of the world.
al INC significant Characters
= Of the Republican party
80 ~. We hone to maintain the ideals
earneSu! iV r. pse in the form of the
beq lt;ons of the Republican party,
uaql ~e nav tribute to the names OF
and We Won p' Of our political faith whose
those t nis' and deeds are part of the
thoug ifo and spirit of the freest gov
very nv On the face of the earth.
ela awa roverence the names of Wash
We a ond Hamilton and Webster,
pg'0n ob %, all, the name that has
Snu, h %0 on the lips of every patriotic
tFe aIorir0 in the last half century; the
ggrsatest man that ever trod the
sa Se,ic continent; whose tenderness
AD'i humanity will be felt by the
alu lliDst school child hundreds of cen
sla 3dp Ibsonce-Abraham Lincoln.
wv 4wo reverence the name of Grant,
-. If tbe greatest generals the world
9 9as I Ir r who knew no fear but said
nd I,n his army disbanded, that it was
W. sn'I banniest day in his life, for he
i slr rT tben there was to be no more
s s.J% no more bloodshed. And we
egrot forget that fearless, courage
YAM. 'na American, whose name is a house
Tald word and synonym for all thai
= "a, fearless. clean, game and courage
aus, the immortal Theodore KooseVelt
Calvin Coolidge
4Nor are we ungrateful to our po
rtical leader who has gone FORWARD
So , and courageously through
. .yDot reconstruction period. His eff
s1v4S 70 outlaw war, which have re
nItod in the signing of the multllat
ssl treaties by IA nations, have don
more to promote the cause OF peac
Than all that has been done In cen
1 turtles.
at is with gratitude that we speaI
hdav of our president, Calvin Cool
dge.
Herbert Hoover
Eve are glad to declare our aIlegl
,ncp 70 a man who came from tn
modest walks of life, was born In tn
state of Iowa and, though left an OF
Uhan at the age of nine, has, by reas
on Of his industry, character an
sense of principle, figured largely
the successful solution of many OF tn
nations largest problems. speak
our standard bearer, the next pres
dent Of the United States-Herbel
Hoover.
I'VE of the west are singularly TO
tunate to have a man who spent g
The Formative years of his life
the west, living in Iowa, Oregon, Ga
ifOmia and Nevada, and one who HI
been thrown in intimate contact WI
problems peculiarly western in cha
as!cr, as we'll as the problems affeC
ing every section of the Unit
States.
when we think Of Lincoln we
not think of Illinois; when we thi
Of Washington we do not think
] Virginia; when we think Of Roosev
We do not think of New York; and
with Hoover, his work has been
! interviewer with our recent nation
! llte that the north, the south, the ei
j. and the west all proudly claim hir
Mr.. Rankin quoted Mr.. Hoove
reference in his acceptance address
] IaTm relief and the remedy propo.
! Oy the republican party, and, cont
j ued:
In these plain matter of fact,
qllyOeal statements there rings S
{ S@flty and determination. He pied!
1 mmself to something definite /;
! practical namely, the expenditure
lew hundred million dollars, is r
& eSary IN order to give to the fal
aS their fair share of the matte
3 Prosperity.
Finances of State
= and now as to some of the iml
ulate problems of the next state
j mlnistration.
J we are mindful of the fact
q ~ %S1 the next governor of Mont
w. "n assume the reins of gOvernn
I'm an empty treasury treas
ny" 'Se than empty, a mOrtgage1 tr'
S9-with an Overdraft of S3,O63.O
"a u the general fund alone on
y u this year. and an indebted
AN aOdltiOn thereto of five mil
= S SoI which was incurred by
3 f fOp'e OF the state for the cOnst
hill repairing and equipping of
q inat. 6 at the several elucati
q h.t Nor are We unmindful Of the
q nat ras provision must be made for
n % %;ttll'ehance of the four teac
II w5is S Of the University of Mont
II fro mCn have been receiving inc
III na Um special mill and a half
u in 11 ISSo by initiative measure Nc
8 Yea. ~ ~ no longer effective after
al o. Classification Law
j Orsa n message to the legislator,
81 tb sse n administration recOmme
esa ' ne legislature. EITHER amen.