The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-11-15

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Lest YOU may feel that we are
-, NOT indignant over the insult
ITrlpd at our sOIOns by Senator
Masses of New Hampshire we
Ia,teu to assure you that we are
j s,tne Will. rage, Nobody can
l Stdo us in our love for the
/ ynthwest, we can almost wax
] potarian about it. Yet we are
] lad that Moses called them
! sSOus of Wild Jackasses" be-
] ause a slight amendment to the
] Mosaic creed would have us
shOutng: Hear! Hear! Any set
Of radicals who stay in the Re-
! mbIican and Democratic cOrrals
! are plain dOnkeys. and the people
that vote for them on the old
party platforms are more so.
Senator Wildman Br0Okhart is
ike the fellow who dOesn't kiss
but tells on the other lad. A
naive Wall Street magnate threw
a little party TO make a crop of
nevly.elected and reelected Sem
't0rs feel good. BrOOkhart was
invited by mistake and was seat
ed between two wealthy scOff-
laws Under the influence of his
hp.flask the old. venerable and
big hearted adODter Otto Kahn
proceeded to enlighten Wildman
about his senatorial duties to-
wards Big Biz and talk of the
Wildcat going wild and why.
BrOOkhart hit the ceiling and
three years later he told all about
l, Was that nice Wildman?
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Hoover must envy Al Smith
those days. If the senate continues
10 buck Herbert, Al, who is a sort
Of glOrified ianitOr in New York
On presidential salary may
come to the conclusion that he
licked Hoover. One might as
we'll be ianitOr in New York as
IN Washington.
You should never Judge a book
By the cover and you should nev-
e Judge an office by the sign on
lie door. The Chicago police
nlded the headquarters of the
Law and Order League and learn
q 7 was a blind for bOOtleggers.
fshapS it was organized for the
purpose of maintaining law and
Gder among the beer barons.
ihe stock market is now get
@g Its bearings. A headline
isaGS Market again drops in or
Saly fashion," That's the idea.
~ excitement. lust keeps on
%0ppng. Of course if the popu.
W,s 1Ses listened to Arthur Musbrain,
WI, "ai Rogers and myself they
Soan not gamble. Neither would
Sss ins, sell America short. They'G
'@'' Oull their way through.
French deputies sat uu al
JsnI debating whether they
! '"ulO permit NJ. Tardieu to form
~ dSSSVemment. n Finally they de
Tset asS they would. Now its M
sauas s%Gle9s turn to sit up nights
,;Sa Snuermg when the deputies de
' !" change their minds.
louI Inc prOhibitiOnists greeted will
:" o : cheers the announcement
Nss. recent raid ON New York an,
usn,, 'ersey bootleg rings. Tn,
Got5.IDIsrDe GOTH Prediction fS was made tina
w,s SS'a@s ans Christmas rum suppl,
hn aS smut smut off, the rum leaders be
aftsrmreSst arrested. But here is tn
from ia taken syntheticalI,
t.twos me en- New York Worlds" Thir
arrest men were placed unde
/, ls1' ~. including nc Emanuel Kess
priOcaO S,'u M Morris SweetwOOd. bot
nv WSo UI the bOOtlegging indus
hntsSO nave @ served time in AT
day ,p News dispatch Thurs
is Swd.tn Emanuel KessIer and Mo Nor
terdaT dsSeetwOOd Z. o were released ives yes
thOrit;oIm IN Trenton when the an
evidences &C confessed they had n
vage5 'e : to {. show they were er =
ersl al ~ u :, the syndicate. Sew ~
Of If II. OI the more notable leaSe, Se,
Canads,SS SanS were out Of reach each
We TeIusa-News Sna.. dispatch Si 'fSid FTida, ,
have SaeSs se s. New Yorker can 'sf; st;
how aG ne; excuse for saying CIa :eEera 81.
not bst"Hss t,',s coming Christmas
i. iG'slS ssi, Berrien O oounty une Mouse %i.s;.I
hs ISa }" but Ut. his graft goes g'Tr.EaI maEaI
Sbs,ss SblSs over ., the Itf Iitf,d now s. qua
lived the whiskered ''e fr.tOIr.a, coma,
Ring ISSeS PS'S and made mons
is he ss. 90 things hi in a b bio go %.r plac' lac,
20 very awe fas but he did have "'
home 'to to ss"a.l and Ben e.. was alwsyss sVss
,co sweet little things wi
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