The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
As We See 1t
:. Tom O'FIaherty

-. i not a darned thing
lnei' ritb this country, writes
srolg coolidge making his de-
C,l'm n column ccIumnist for the Nc c
bet IS .vUdicate. The trouble is
Cure ~ ,s ss' people that's in it. ,. The
VIII ' uUts got scared by a little :
a'I 7! market nali debacle and started
a' e1,m ma everything on the presi-
. 9l'iT The burned people immedi-
ds1l A. hsran to find fault with ev'
Ie .siUg. even religion, because II
gIh msIe decline in trade. Why
o Lam yOur whiskers, says Cal,
seIa' ,nuntry is so rich that we
i ~. f to build a wall around it tt to
I Is the rest Of the world OUT
Hsh! Heb!
\. vonIIer Will Rodgers got a
~ whm he read Calls first
s IO~n Wills met his match as
0 s"m0rist. Will. like most col
lists. had plenty of fun fOd-
Y. i HOOver's speeches. Every.
-, Herbert let a zap out OF
~ ulr' .omething terrible happened.
! I T.soy stocks hit a new low level
IN Henry Ford laid off a few
IND men. But who will dare
-,Is fun of prexy, now that his
'..JocessOr has thrown the sac
y blanket around him?
!" s&& s. = =
,s Woodrow Wilson Dnce said
! urrinq a period of economic de-
,,s.siou. its merely psychologist
! ~ That seven million workers
:. ant of employment is mere
! irifle. saws Cal. Let's look at
n other side. Yes, let's look at
N Measure yachts steaming
,TU 10 the Mediterranean or
] vbereyer Al CapOne and j. P.
! Morgan take their little ships
! tbk time Of the year. Let's read
! about the daughters Of American
uuerkraut kings and bottle and
! aOUUer barOns being received by
! Il majesty, the king of England.
! Iets get off this pessimistiC
Fuff. That's Calls idea.
&*% s. +
There are so many interesting
! ihhgs taking place all over the
world that it's pity to waste
Ud space on Calvin Coolidge.
But we will let him have this
Paragraph in the solar plexus.
Coolidge became a national fig
ue because of his success in
breaking a strike in Boston. He
has been a strikebreaker ever
since. He comes out of his hole
DOW to pinch hit for American
Imperialism in this economic cris-
l. His job is to fool the masses
arH make them believe that ev-
Hything is all right. But Calls
dumsy words will not fill empty
aOmachs, They will not provide
JOBS for the seven Millions of m-
employed.
t*&* -
No sooner was the enforcement
q prohibition turned over to the
department. of justice than a
hOrde Of. prohibition. directors,
turned loose by the new dispen.
'ailOn, opened wide their mouths
md declared that prohibition was
u wet and never could be en-,
breed Listen to the squawl
Ihai came from Maurice Camp.
el, prOhi director in New YOrl
andef Mellon: Prohibition is no
ne DgIcal solution for temper
'Ee IN our form of government
'n0 now publicly advocate tn,
sFal Of the 18th amendment be
Lore The nation is consumed il
NJ ilres of its consequences.
ACs Of space prevents us from
cutting others.
$50 go
while the Anaconda Coupe
'apany reduces the wages o
y s saves on the ground that
s n@' ecOnomize, it can afford {,
psno at least S25O,OOO in its eff
MI. NJ 70 prevent the propose,
,b@kmen's Compensation Law
". 4 gong on the ballot this fall
NO. ~ % not t, know as We go to pres
dI sf the Montana FaieratiO
ana uaOor was successful in SC
~ enough signatures nm th
,,, %s to get the proposed la,
Sl. u1e ballot but there was
PU sao.a effort made and tt
sart ti !, IS News is proud of II
n N l | took in the fight again,
:" Anaconda and its hireIing ;sl''