The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-06-13
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As We See 1t
Nv Tom O'FIaherty

We await with cOnslueIaOfc
Lot;on whether Hoover We
peI'u .s~ tariff bill or not. Our So
zoe !Oes M sDent such long time over
ions . ION clauses that it seems a
is 1a 4 should be turned over to
snar rbite house janitOr. | hardly
me = will. A tariff bill is
thlnA ,b I, like "a child. Even
sC rsitber the parents nor the
t tnG that must tolerate it, like
puU D.@,b. they hate like tho deuce
! LII # and permit it to go
y IS.n n until something falls on it.
aOHS !!!!!.
C.l Coolidge had his picture
,.S 10, a few days ago. The old
en- was in his mug and the
s'O 15tonted smile on his face.
TSese are the days for the fellow
I'M IN rose 10 high places, said
thing ~. and continues his silence.
The inevitable reporter was
1,ound and he asked Cal what
o. tbot about it. Cal said it was
~, an easy question to solve and
wsut on with his fishing.
!!!lil
Our own solution for prOhibi
A. l. 70 kill off all bOOtleggers
Who sell nitro glycerene for the
sreal stuff" Damn it. if we
Name prohibs for raiding joints
that dispense bDoze for a quarter
drink that makes you ask your
worst enemy to dance with you.
When Grover Whelan was ap-
nointed commissioner of New
Ysrk he went after a diver that
sid poisoned liquor until the
ppopIe forgot about the ROthstein
murder. Then he rode the hobby
horse until he got fresh with the
Communists. Now he is hack on
regular job.
!!!!!I!
Gangsters have killed a report
e for the Chicago Tribune. 1t is
surprising that an incident like
this did not happen long ago.
Both the Tribune and the Herald
Examiner have their underworld
reporters who also keep in close
touch with the police. Sometimes
they play up the gangsters as
good scOuts-again they give the
police credit for going after the
gunner, horse. foot and artillery.
Il appears that this fellow Jangle
worked for too many bosses and
drew his pay sooner than he ex-
pected.
!!!!!.
The Chicago Tribune and the
Herald-Examiner in competing
with the police department is
making a fuss about criminals.
The police department has its
goldfish room" where it sweats
the suspects. So have the two
rival morning papers. When a
murder takes place they pick up a
Wel-MOwn, but not powerful
criminal and sweat him, extract
a confession and demand action
from the police. If the murdered
man is a criminal, the police know
he has been placed on the "spOt"
and do nothing.
!!!!!!!
As a rule the gangsters do not
bother with innocent bystanders.
HEY recognize the status of nom
cOmbatants just as do their SUI
perlOrs the imperialist powers
except when nOn-cOmbatants in
order to make a living carry food
OF weapons of war to the COM
Oatants, Then they get it.
!li!!!!
Senator Burton X. Wheeler vOt-
60 some time ago against the in
lection of poison into industrial
alcohol Later on he addresses a
ierOclOus audience of religious Ia
e ees during where he flay'ed pro-
aoitiOn. His action in both cases
indicates that Wheeler is sick of
!ns prohibition tOmmyrOt which
: good news 30 his friends IN
Montana,
!!!!!l!
II Is also significant that Sen
s'Or I. ]. Walsh, a dry and the
CARING of the Anti-Saloon Lea.
que Is now willing to defer to q
;eIerndum of the people of Mon.
ANA on that question, We have
already had that referendum
senator. Come out and SHOW
yoT cOlOrs!