The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-01-24
As We See 1t
Nv Tom O'FIaherty

by JUN
. Dea soup fog the delegates
y 30 naval armament reductions
tc,OInelH to the dictated opening
ns'e anS of King GerOge who con-
meeting in the cause of peace
lOL tbo more economical prepare
anu snu 20 COR the next war. Too much
Il.a a,o in the present scheme on
r building, the king said in
ns ssstsnce. Like cIacquers at an
' 'nOOiug night at the opera the
w. nNIomstic confidence men repre-
ui pt;nO the various powers cheer
= =. one yOkel, the words utter
. Nv the crowned nOnenity of
tSs British Empire.
" !!!!!!
Having gone thru the fOrmali-
,iae of listening to His Majesty
,Ss delegates then went and had
,ouple of drinks to help stifle
sb.teyer relic of "a conscience
,Esy brought with them to the pO-
iticsI poker game. The head of
zach delegation began to spread
minors that all the other delega-
,;ons we're as fine a collection of
erooks as ever were allowed to
land on British soil. None of this
far publication tho and there be-
inc no soviet envoy present to tell
the truth a la LitvinOv at an arms
conference in Geneva the readers
Of the capitalist press will have to
lOOk between the lines and rally
All their skepticism if they wish
h have some idea of what is go
inc on behind the scenes.
!!l!!!
Some old and obsolete battle
ships may be scrapped as result
Of the conference and the junk
men of all nations vii! give
thanks. Levine, the noted trans
atlantic air passenger made his
fortune on iunked battleships
which has enabled him to
keep Mabel Boil in the style to
which she has been accustomed to
ever since. Battleship builders will
see prospects of bigger and better
profits in the substitution of mod
em dreadnOughts for old ones.
The dreadnaught is not consider
ed any more the big gun in naval
warfare. With the development of
the airplane it is predicted the
battl9ship is getting to be an an
achr0nism. That's what the noted
naval authority, Arthur Brisbane,
says. However, let this be under
stood: whether the cOnferees "a
gree to junk a few war ships or
not. the commercial rivalry that
is in modern times the cause of
all wars will remain TO curse the
human race until the masses solve
the problem permanently by junk
in the capitalist system.
mn!
Montana Republican leaders are
getting ready for a political war
in the fall. Three distinguished
&. D. P. men of this state, tO-wit,
A. h. Brown of Billings, chairman
Of the Republican state central
committee; Senator ]. w. Schnitz-
Ter, national Committeeman and
benevolent feudal baron of FrOid,
and ]. A. Skinner of Red Lodge,
visited Washington to confer with
administration heads regarding
candidates for the 1880 elections.
Il Is reported that they are hav-
ing difficulty in getting a war
nor brave enough to iOust with
l. J. Walsh, the Knight of Pr
quaint MOustache and now senior
senator. 1t is said that the G.. o.
I: mo are mot entirely satisfied
WIN wellington d. Rankin, u. s.
Ostrlct Attorney for the state
ana would like to have somebody
else IN his chair. It's everybody
sf himself and the devil take the
alaOmOst from now until the bal
lots are counted.
!!!!!!
UIy leaders declare that poison
q alcohol cannot be charged with
Me death of drinkers but that
ue drinkers should be charged
IlIn suicide for drinking it. A
SsnllSt suggested to Hoover that
INSTEAD aH Of denaturing industrial
amy ol! Il would be sufficient for the
ooiscl aimed at to dose it with
f T oil or some other emetic,
a aOOVer is said to agree with the
s wa Il appears to us that the in.
sOOenI bystander would have
s mo,s i'm at the expense of this
s roi if this suggestion is car.
n;u u ont. And, furthermore. il
"DsO' help the scOfflaw..
N !!l!!!
A. ,ae tanatical prohibitionist Xix,
So Luz Iaratical Christian does no,
hive sse IN saving the drinker from
i I g If he has the LIQUOR hab
If ' ~ say the sooner he is GU,
b,, 5ae way the better. The real
S or,u boiled serious Christian i,
N a'.leed that hell was mad,
esro .'aly to house all those VIII,
uOl see fha Lo-1