The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1941-02-12
SENATE BILL 80 In THE RAW

sage that is not in accord with thu
working Of this business, be 1t private
or not.
Sec. 5. Conspirators.
If two or more persons should meet
for the purpose of discussion of the
conditions on the job with the intent
of lettering their conditions they are
liable to arrest, whether they are
meeting as bonified labor organiza-
ton or as individuals.
Sec. 6. Witnesses Privileges.
This section is the prize stool pigeon
section of the act. Any person who
will act in the capacity of stool pig
con whether or not he was formerly
connected with an organization not in
accord with the owners or operators
viewpoints, shall NOT be prosecuted
| if he turns state, evidence against his
brothers and sells them out Labor
spies placed in labor organizations
land no labor organization is too small
to be overlooked by the paid spy Is
thus protected.
Sec. z. Unlawful Entry on Prop
erty.
Under this act any railroad, factory,
mine, electric power line, gas ditch,
storage warehouse, water fronts or
any other properties privately or pub
licly owned can refuse the entrance
of any individual no matter on what
business by posting signs of No En-
try" and "a Trespasser is Liable to
Arrest, Fine and Imprisonment or
Both"
Sec. 8. Questioning and OBTAINING.
Any peace officer, guard, Waterman
or anyone in supervising capacity
has the right to make an arrest of any
person found on posted property.
Sec. 9. Closing and Restriction of
Highways.
Any individual, partnership or cor
poration in the manufacture, transpor-
tation or storage of any product to be
used in the preparation of war or de-
Tense. This section is mighty broad
as 1t could mean the state of Mon
tana and any person found trespassing
nOuiu 10 iioDlt W lCol Wy any PCdSC
officer or employee of any firm, cor
poration, farmer, mine owner or what
not without the bother of warrant or
any specific charges outside of tres
passing and every individual citizen
will be a trespasser and potential
law breaker subject to arrest at any
time.
Sec. 10. Penalty for Going Upon
Closed or Restricted Highways
Shall be imprisoned 10 days or $50
fine or both.
Sec. II. Rights of Labor.
This is the section that is supposed
to fool labor into the belief that this
act in no way prohibits the movements
Of labor or its representative. OF
course If this were true then the act
Itself wouldn't be worth the paper that
It is written on as there would be no
to it. The drawers OF this
act belittle the intelligence of labor by
Section IL. Or else they are
80 damnably dumb themselves that
they can't see but what all of the
grey matter rests in their own block
heads and the rest of the people OF
Montana are robots. | will admit to
you boys, the drawers Of this bill,
hat there are sure a lot of brainless
roofs in Montana. If there hadn't
,een you fellows would never have
,een elected.
Sec. IL. Sevarability.
Sec. 10. Title of Act.
Sec. IA. Relation to Other Statutes.
Sec. IS. When this Act is In Force.
This act shall be in full force and
fleet from and after its passage and
pproval and it and all orders made
nder it shall be in force until May
5, 1915, and thereafter whenever the
United States is at war: PROVIDED.
ny violation of this act, committed
While the act is in force, may be
Prosecuted and punished thereafter,
neither or not this act is in force at
he time of such prosecution and pun
,hment.
Every citizen who regards his lib
rty as an essential to his life should
end in kilograms killing this bill and
protest to the gentlemen that try
} enslave them to corporate monop-
lies of Montana.