The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1933-05-12
SUPPORTERS OF OUR
INSANE SYSTEM

this sound to you who are IN
search of work? "
In the insane asylums a few
guards control hundreds of info.
Inmates. If the unfortunates REQ
Ilzed their strength it would taI1o
many more guards to handle
them. The guards business Is ~
study each inmate and keen the
most dangerous ones locked IN
10 keep them wholly disorganized
They even have trustees that snu
on other insane patients and re-.
port them to the guards.
This insane system of capitalisn,
works about the same wav a
few at the top own and controi
everything that is worth owning
Their guards, the sheriffs. police-
men, federal finks, state cossacks
with thousands of shoppers, sniff,
ers and stOolpigeons, are ALWAYS
on guard to protect those that
have" from those that haven't"
But the lantern iawed yap with
his hands in his empty pockets
rolling quid of tobacco from one
side Of his cheek to the other.
says. I'VE don't WANT to chance.
it's "agin" human AZURE" Well.
Mr.. zap, you have what a main
streeter of Plentywood would call
q mighty strong argument. But.
let's us think a moment. 1t isn't
human mature to starve to- death
in a lard of plenty, is it?
So the capitalist class has
changed human nature already. So
we don't have to bother any more
about that. So let's go.
is it human nature for mothers
of children with knotted hands
of honest toll to have to submit
to a cross examination by old
Jack who speaks with pride of
seeing another moron, Ferdinand
SchlOpps hanged at Wolf Point a
few years ago Does a man who
goes to see an Is year old boy
hung the same AS he would go to
a movie have any human sympa-
thy for mothers of children.
A moron will be a moron IN
spite of anything but. what we
object to is such a character ad-
miIistering aid thru the R F. C.
/ in PlentywoOd.
Judge Paul recommended him for
the appointment as chairman of
| the R. F. G. of Sheridan county.
Now he says old Jack is the most
stubborn man he has ever saw.
But, at the same time he refuses
to give Hans Rasmussen a permit
to carry a gun for his own de-
Tense after this old moron, yelling
at the top of his voice said that
he would do away with Hans if
his name appeared in the Produc-
ers News again. Farmers are in
dignant about this and old Jack
will need more gravel hauled to
keep the grass down on the streets
of Plentywood.
Everyone admits now that this
old Jacks yes-men have no right
to force anyone to work out re-
lief on the roads. You know he
fell down on getting the farmers
to work because they had worked
it out already, trying to get it
So the Commercial club decided
the county commissioners should
talk to the farmers. Do you know
fellow farmers, what the victims
that worked out their relief on the
streets of Plentywood got for it
Why, they got a receipt signed by
Percy Neville, chairman of the
Commercial club for the number Of
days they had worked. Isn't thai
good? Can you beat it? Sucl
unadulterated gall.
We invite Mr.. Neville to oul
next netting of the U. F. L. t.
explain what he don't know about
relief.
They never have a quorum a
the meeting of old Jacks yes-meh
anymore. The members seem tx
be ashamed to- attend. But this
doesn't bother old Jack much
whatever he lacks in intelligence
he can make up in volume. You
wouldn't say a bull can sing, bal
| still he has volume.
Old Jack doesn't like foreigners
that's why he appeared against
Simon Swanson when they were
trying to- deport him.
But we understand old Jack is
member of the British Oversee.
Society. Well wasn't he "a mem.
Der of the nonpartisan league anC
afterwards didn't T. L. Backmar
(nOw at the insane asylum al
Warm Springs) organize him il
the Ku Klux Khan along with
Game Warden Krost? Probably
he'll be a Democrat next. If ht
doesn't get put off that $500 /;
month relief he gets from the gov
eminent for making mistakes il
the P. o.
A woman told me the other day
that he made two mistakes i'm ont
day making her change. Grea
stuff! Sigrs up mo loud talking
in the P. o. Old Jack hollerins
at the top of his voice. Just lik'
| he swears at the women wht
come in for relief. The main
streeters laugh at these things bu
it is mot laughing matter to TIT
people who need aid to be com
PEELED to deal with such charac
ter.
1t is not laughing matter tina
John Enderlin was left in hi
shack several days after the doc
tor had ordered the relief commit
tee to take him to- the hospital
C0mnade Jones of the Farmers
Relief Committee on hearing tina
John was sick sent word to Com
rade Wankel who came to tow
and took him to the hospital. Hl
side was swollen and he was il
much pain. He died few day
afterward.
Old Jack was one of his pal
bearers.