The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-04-18
4, We See 1t
Tom O'FIsi1erty

II w Tom o'FIaherty
n We DO l ~ the London Naval
1 deIegalss. i have returned or not.
4 COnissIIs S We don't give a boot
Il FranSis .om the start we said that
Right il!'H was a farce and a
II be in .IaIm. We stated that the
n false ai] anticipating in it could
Il pT 1fiEsned to a group of gang,
4 irving to arrive at some
II SeIs , o. about a division of the
II 'T gree IGangland, as you may
Il gous' usually settle it with arms
II gov N, the imperiaIist gangsters.
u = y difference i being that the
Il i ias uD takes a chance with their
I f'fnI Ives while the latter have
Own .d n If the workers and farm
n tbe dying for them. -
IL = =
1 tho Illinois Republican pri-
1 i,iss Mrs. Mccormick defeated
. I as Deneen, and legend has
II %.t the issue was the WOrlC
II G,a ' Rah! As a matter of fact
. .'So5y gives hOOt about the
Torg Court. The average per-
W. does not bother his head
'Lont i. Does he bother his
II ss,J about anything for that
L litter! He does net. except
,5.ut something that in his Dpin-
rdI !. viii nut a coin in his pocket.
! 80 = -
II Mrs. Mccormick did not win
III hr,use she opposed the World
III cout. She won BECAUSE she
made an alliance with big Bill"
Thompson, Robert Grove and Co.
Thew supported her in the pri-
sH usries because they wanted to
n bat the Deneen machine. But
Il Til they back her in the finals?
Ill his very doubtful. The City
1 Hall crowd is wet. Mrs. McCOrm-
HI TX is also wet but she is angl-
4 hg for the Anti-SaIOOn League
/ vote. So she has to straddle.
Her opponent is "Jim Ham"
Lewis. And he is as wet as
III Lake Michigan. He will win and
he will have the support of the
City Hall crowd and the Hearst
nevspapers that backed Mark
; Hsmas daughter in the prim-
Eies Women have a lot to
learn.
*&&&aaa
We have not heard much re-
emily about the prosperity that
Prohibition brought us. Up IN
Il d the market crash. evangelists
d the noble experiment claimed
that the bank deposits proved
that prohibition brought a bless
ing to the land. But then the
hHhderbOlts of Satan descended
ri md thOusands-yea, hundreds OF
\ ihusandS-Of little 100 per cent
y americans got cleaned and the
North Carolina bush Baptists
aoped the prosperity theme.
II *$** &**
You have to hand it to Calvin
II coolidge. When he left the White
house he hauled away everything
nj that was not chained. When Fl.
Hoover moved in he looked
around for something to read and
l. could not even find a book. III.
l. quawked. He got action.
ne : not a farmer. (Do a little
Snkng if you please). The
american Booksellers AssOcia-
Ioh prepared a special 5OO-vor-
ns library for prexy. Among
% me are Leninism, Social
IN Made Easy, War! Who For?
mere comes a time in every
mans life when he believes that
I : wasting his time, provided
y Is Of that rare species that
uns more fun in OverthrOwing
'SsI1, order than in putting
WATTS INTO his own pockets.
S'n person gets angry when
sees all around him, biueds
a ~ would 70 ( slit a throat for a
~ms, II they thOt they could get
' Ivy with it But such people
ny S'O be pitied rather than en-
m ~ A man without a social
"Sclence is a dead man.
$50 49,
Is generally believed that
i,H saSt twelve of our Montana
I ~ are owned or controlled
!, ~s Anaconda Copper Comma
Many people believe that
SaI a'of M Wheeler and Walsh are
,nS S d the copper barOns. Both
Their Saly deny that they owe
SS s Senate e. seats to the KeIIv
wis W.T. But what of it? This
To- ' ~ believes that every sen ao
S,,sSaiSd.e every congressman in
,Sit slEst'n is supporter Of the he
iore t i5se system and that there
What S., are all in the same not.
u 'het I difference fer does it make SHt,
1 N onta1nr, Wheeler " supports "'t the
q, RisSa"n.aa.P Power Company or the
''S Of Minneapolis. wv