The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-01-17
As We See 1t
Nv Tom 0'FIaherty

O'us ~,ised the next vacancy on TN
"-stote commerce committee
I INV the G. O. P. rebels are be-
lnuI famed. After a period of pro.
nan ny the big lords of Wal
S Ss favOrite party decide thu
s.S has arrived to dOmesticatt
,LSir wild animals.
There is nothing much to this
..aaressiyism except wind. 1t is
!" ' large part a struggle of the
: Danger political leaders to get ia
4" t7p or near it. They are fol
loTing the time-hOnOred tactics SO
..,rIv explained by Michels in his
s"0E political Parties. When
Osw leaders have aspirations to-
cards the high places, Michels
',id, the old ones try to buy them
N ar fight them. The young
Mods make as much trouble as
.ossihle and continue to make
s..ube until their demands are
satisfied.
i does not make a particle of
difference to the workers and far
mprs whether the wild asses from
newest or the tame dOnkeys from
be east dominate the G. 0. P. or
Rs Democratic Party. Those par
tes belong to the capitalists and
me set of leaders will serve the
msster-class just as willingly as
another. It would seem that the
masses should have already learn
I'd this lesson. Do they want a
few more lessons? Whether they
d or not they shall have them.
Bull Moose or Old Guard, Wilson
or Cleveland-it was all the same
when the bosses gave the order to
issue an injunction against a
strike or call out the army to
shoot down the workers.
y
Those senatorial Investigators
are jolly and gOOl.natured folk.
When Grundy. the sultan of lob
byists, now an honorable senator,
was belching contempt for the
masses before a body of investi-
gators, the chairman. Senator
Caraway laughed at the Pennsyl-
anian's rugged humOr and when
he finished abusing the natives of
backward states. Caraway shook
hands with him. More recently
when Mrs. Gladys Moon Jones.
publicity sOb-sister for the United
States Sugar Association, charged
the same committee with playing
politics, our own Senator T. J.
Walsh, usually austere, burst out
laughing. Yes. there is no hard
feeling.
The words ''hell" and damn"
may sound all right when used in
me Kitchen but when they come
over the radio into the parlOr they
ont sound SO good, in the Opin-
@n OF divers person who have the
misfortune to have one of those
Srture machines in their homes.
Inc words were used by a radio
Sap-DOxer" who has it in for the
nam stores. Judge Robinson,
0alrmn of the federal radio
%nmlssEOn, seems to be in favor
" ngged English. He ruled that
mere is nothing obscene in hell
%Cam. And dammit. we believe
kis right.
** "a
ihe title Reverend does not
S mean any more to the Rev. Phil
y harrow of Chicago than does
S Sa' . Of Colonel to "a Kentuckian.
H' harrow of the Windy City is
professional refOrmer who
AS after the morals of the pub
=, IN salary of $4,000 a wear
' ~ commission of half the fines
',E 't.eO IRON the victims of his
= 9 Os Mr.. YarrOw's lob is
,,, Sn,el !, out obscene" literature,
S,ssI the vendors, have them
nil, 't !. and fined and put the
laaI ~ IN u MS pocket. Who wouldn't
IL A . alIeT his neighbours soul fol
aoDs sI'HO a year and commi,
l hs strnaps there is something f.
Va, 'a u q that Germany won the
/ be-, a. y. mat. This is the bocl
1 BsrrnS season a in Teutlani so II
/ vsrsJ y 'le city fathers while en-,
s Sasto N the arduous task Of dis
| bresi 's m matters affecting the in
] nsv ,S :, 81 :, the people drank conf
@ats,V 81 the amber fluid. tn,
/ pnye4.. continued to show i'm
| @~,a llrnl until a Communis Ms,
Ot bodn ,an sObered up the aug
] TOP oGo !, when he shouted AZ "t Il,
eed.S n +. voice; You're all Die DE
| sijSu,D.i5 he council Immediately tell
4 "'u--to the beer stube
n
| Should b : piece of news tina
ieep.so iOrlng about a wave o
1 Rupert e @ customers. C S,iIUn.
Bs5s P man has refused to ,n sia,, an !,
/ 900 % Sna at a salary Of oiSs sex :
/ bis y year ear Believe It or NJ not poo 10
/ worry WIN wahite-eOllared 4m nap; Du
/ Tie y, more about the f aThTptean !
hear re,o IMAM about their ow
] pne" e amazing secret Brit;sb i,
used ! That at William b S'''S Sbo dO'
II favor q influence !. public 1 oDinio
out i \ United States appropriation Degp .atr
British Be eleverly.wTritataarn y s fGTn 9
sstirs" ts Propaganda w writ sRi' . 2
IAN ]. Na Iears ago by DR.. w;
b he %Ra .i.!n a fOr msw of YoI
i've N 1,ss, a army, bee beeaU Ottlc G
Sdepend,sqDe..i Irish movement ,fe e :.
s@d on representing that that :, u