The producers news., 1920-08-06
LABOR LEAGUE
CANDIDATES

endorsed the democratic ticket for the Offices
Of men and that have appealed the
this state They pledged to support the program of the
League and Labor League for the state
uphold the provisions of the Constitution guaranteeing the
abridged rights Of free speech free and free as.ebase
place the conduct of governmental the hands of the people
instead of the corporations
The head of the ticket, B. K. WHEELER Is too well
known to need much advertising 1t is enough to say that he
stood almost alone among the officials Of this state during the
trying days of the and his face firmly against the
of the constitutional liberties instituted by the Anaconda Min
ing Co. and By that he has been malgne and
of the struggle between corporate greed and
position is not too much to that B. r. WHEELEkS
stand made possible for the feeble organization
of the farmers and workers to survive during period when
black the saddle in this and attempting
destroy for all time opposition to the political and indus
trial lords AS United States District Attorney he established
record that of the few bright chapters in history OF
In Choosing B. k. WHEELER as their candidate for gov
the farmers and workers organizations have selected
the official in this state who, in company with Federal
Judge George Bourqun the OF the old
fashioned American the type that still dares believe that the
Constitution what says and to act that belief
despite the vicious attacks of a eunuch press.
R. c. ARNOLD Of Valley county, endorsed for Lieuten
Governor, is farmer who farms; he represented his
county the last legislative assembly and by his and
ability earned the respect well the hatred of the
ton tools of which that body was largely composed
R.A HASTE, endorsed for Secretary of State, is resi-
dent of Billings Yellowstone county He farmer and also
editor Campbell Scientific Farmer. agricultural journal
of high standing Mr. Haste has consistently fought the bat
ties of the farmers and the workers the platform and
,y he highly esteemed by all who know him.
ELLA D. LORD, candidate for State reasurer is the
wife of R. NJ Lord homeseader in Rchand county They
reside in Great Falls where Mr. Lord acting
ger the cooperative owned by the of that city
Both Mr. and Mrs Lord have been active in the labor and
farmer :h Thy are members of the No"p'''""
J.. p MEADORS, endorsed for Railroad Commissioner.
resident of Rchland county, and is another farmer who
farms He has served his State Senator and his
legislative record of unfering opposition to the
rup gang that dominate this state He is student of
transportation and distribution and has merted reputation
expert practical economic questions.
LOUS S. IRVINE endorsed for Attorney General is
he was law partner Of Frank Walsh formerly the fighting
of Irish freedom well industrial freedom for the workers
of the United States Mr. Irvine resides Glacier county and
has just completed successful fight for the Backeet Indians
rescung their lands from group OF graspng speculators
OLE SANVICK, endorsed for auditor. is another
farmer who farms in Hill county Two years ago he
scpted by his neighbors and elected Hill county,
where he has collected thousands of dollars taxes of which
the county formerly defrauded His record
second to mo none In1 in the st state En-.
county, endorsed for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
a Of splendid aainment@. wife and mother. broad
minded and sympathetic fitted every way for the Office for
which she has been endorsed She has been active
tartan and child welfare movements in the state
HARLOW PEASE of Dillon. Beaverhead county and
W. W. PALMER of Miles City Custer county, endorsed for
the terms judges. belong that
small group of lawyers who place principle above personal
prot They have fought the battles of the weak and oppressed
in their respective communities and have encountered the bit
ter opposition Of the a NJ tools result of their fearless
activities.
JOHN A. MATTHEWS of Broad~ater county. cand-
date for the the supreme bench of
the presen: incumbents
BURTON WATSON endorsed for Congressman from
the western district member of the Locomotive Frepen
and Enginemens union and resides Mssoula He is the
legislative of his organization ca
pacy has become familiar with the legislative problems and
the needs of the farmers and workers. He splendid type
of the railroad vsorker.4r
M. MccUSkER # Wolf Point. endorsed for Congress-
t.om the district member of the nternaon
al Association of Machists and working at his trade