The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-12-18

its of Red (Double) Cross charity,
one who can be depended on when
dirty work needs to be done; VIM.
Hanisch, false alarm tailor or
fiXer of old clothes, a faithful
Mainstreet lickspittel who always
does as he is told; H. o. Stencil
jem, a sort of Mainstreet hanger
on, who looks for chance to be
one of the boys and is never so
happy as when he can serve as a
pot boy for some Mainstreet yok-
els, now the charity deputy of
County Assessor George Bolster;
Anton Solberg, the only man in
Overalls in the bunch, who voted
for acquittal; Joe Redmond, joke
smith, mainstreeter and local hot
tire fence, who hated to sail, but
just had to stick with Mainstreet
and our sacred institutions for
| fear of mourning the animosity OF
the County Attorney ana the
school board; and finally, frank
Smith, barber, bootlegger, rue
stoolpigeon and gambler, now run
ming the poker game at the Mint
who is always for the respectables
. and who, tho it is said did no
want to serve, did so at the in
sistence of the County Attorne!
and L. S. Olsen. Smith, of course
/ just had to do his stuff. A justic
5 court jury consists of only six, re
' quiring just four to convict.
t The case, which is a "real hem
e orrhage" growing out of the 10
: cal Young Communist school bein
o held at the Farmer-Labor Temple
h was called for trial Monday after
n noon at one. Many thot the cas-
= would never come to trial, DelieI
e ing that the school board and tn
It school marms would have it dis
: missed before they would sho'
d themselves in court and expos
n their bias and ignorance in stl
d pid, trumped-up case as the cas-
+ against Pete Stoyanoff, but the'
people had underestimate the ST.
pidity of the school board al
g those entrusted with the educate
of the Plentywood youth.
The jury panel of twelve. TOT
their seats in the jury box-it w
a scream-a carefully handpick
bunch from Mainstreet, led by t
fine thief and notorious crook a
faker, L. S. Olsen, who was kick
out of the Lutheran church t
q "his conduct" and when justice
y the peace fixed up a tipoff
or rangement with the bootleggers;
oh man who took bride from m
, ZOE for discharging him in a rape ca
lv. and who resigned as justice
= the peace when caught steall
= fine money (see Strand from
ace ace serve) from the school fund, VIII
40 was as follows: L. S. Olsen,
Off21 Peterson, Cal Peterson, prune p
. dler Sorem, Ku Klux Krost, :
9TH Redmond, Dean Moore, VIM. HI
90 20 lisch. Otto Brabec R. w. Frazl
AS Dick Frank, and Sen. F. j. Fl
st beck. and Oscar Opgrande. Scr
ced and Opgrande had the decency
Did. disqualify themselves as preJuC
h Ilfr ed, showing there is even twin
CO. of self respect left in some OF
tp) Mainstreeters. L. S. Olsen mte
mr. ed to qualify, but a yellow III
Of came up in his throat, and ne
ing 66 intestines and quit cold, trembl
edi- and whimpering 81 am preJu
TIP ed" Dean Moore, who works
Petersons Hardware, dlsqualI
himself by a slip of the tongue
ter trying to qualify. Cal Re
SON and Ku Klux Krost qualit
but were challenged by the
. PENDANT. Grant Blackwell, for
. school board, disqualified
F. J. Fishbeck, Otto Brabec
R. w. Frazier. This made the
short one, when Frank Smith,