The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-20
Wheeler Denoune,,
Harding Admiip;;,t,''.

Mr.. Moss who is an a., inst 7: PEE
9 past t hbaylog lived in Bi iiiss
as the man who buiIt t'e me he b
who is the owner N and Billing 7
Campbell's Scientific II" ~ pubide,
dry farm journal Of t 5rnsf'a j
has always been know e xed s
slve spoke first. Becs,na as pye3
speakers, Mr.. Moss @as Of t5s "
dress. He poke ent; roqe shqs \
I .tato Of the fixing BY On o. y U
Of ofa tse g gpsio dosn By the me s,5
staple farm products tOn q Of pds,
corn, wool and cotton III IKE HsI
ton to the fact that the sS Jung :. ii
prices on these comno SF;aoltlog
stabilize the prices on l'' a1f lie
P puo6 st t6 depending 1.d on these 5 5
t'iiNCS on hIItto S$
poultry, pork and beef s su;af al
taln extent hides and al %la hse
ducts ducts He said that the S'A eP,, w d
should protect the farr M sqVeaa
protected the railroads 'i az, ofet@ |
che attention to the fact ~ t5.t as
pi osperity cannot be rpsto,.j and
er, merchant or banker ' NJ lots
turer until the basic indu IS o, IA
on a sound basis, and that .Sat's y, VI
pollGI attempted would only NY my.
JUDGE JACKSON spF,r,
Then Attorney Vdllun ;.t,.,
Judge Joseph jackson of p 5al'oas
mocratic candidate for The O'I e
Chef Chef Jus ice Of the Supreme l y.
Jud ge jackson called att p1ti,s %.
fact that he had served ,siDt t~a :
as county attorney of Silrs,
county, and was now i1dp :a :.
district court and had served ] ! ]
year on the supreme court eo,a,l /
at at Helena I, and felt therefor . oDas
for the office to which he s III
Judge jackson made a veT ~ ~
address and told the audjepsra '' Il
while he had lived in the st,b L
over twenty years that he iii I
know SO much Of it lay out N 4
Butte, and that he realized nav
Anaconda hill did not contain i
the wealth Of the state. &
WHEELER SPEAKS FBIBo :
Mr.. Vollum then INTRODUCES 'E y,
K. Wheeler, whom he said Wa E
we'll known that he did not MAI
introduction in Sheridan COUNT
predicted that Mr.. Wheeler Tnii
the next United States Sonata. 4
Mr. Wheeler took the floor and 8
for an hour and a half.
MARSH SPEAKS LAST
Ben. F.. Marsh, who was thu
ing speaker of the evening, II !
managing director Of the MI
Farm Council, composed Of NJ
| united farm organizations, VII
travelling the west speaking i
half Of progressive candidates nj
parties in the different states
! then introduced by M. VoHan
delivered a splendid address ls
almost entirely to the recodd
votes and positions Of Congna
Riddick on agricultural, child VII
and allied Legislation, showing
Riddick either did not vote at d
many measures OF voted u
them. Mr.. Marsh called aHeti
the fact that he is not pa
speaker: that he spoke for La I'd
in Wisconsin, for Shipstead in Nj
sofa, Frazier in North Dakga
Wheeler and Moss in Montana
that he would speak for both q
lican and democrats in several
states, his organization suppl
those men who voted right onths
al legislation Of the day,
WHEELER'S SPEECH
The following is the high gn
the speech delivered by Mr. VII
"The question in this eanpFas
now as it ever has been from D.
ginning Of time, "Shall the Peoa
their government for the pur9s
which it was established, o. y
he controlled by those selft
greedy individuals who seek tos
governmental agencies for theli
Of taking away from the Ans
people the very rights graas
hem urdcr ard by virtue Of ID
sttitution, the right to Iife' 1RR
the pursuit of happiness
In drafting tie DecIaraaol
Io1,,a,,l]o,ao IN Tulv !, 11T6 OBJ i
fathers said
evillenrI til, ali men are
equal; ta:.s hey are eldo"ta +
r r. ISt' - that al aa7one these are b..
- n y secure e>l.r5 - sllsse rights, goVs
ere Instituted among men
heir the 5'. Just t'' power from the 'o .5
the governed; that whenever 9.,, ~
f f5 goI enI '..'% it is the right d
pie to al,ef OF ~ "- .,,,,,+ l3ga!
institute new gQyernn's.:.. r., d
foundation OF such pri7e .i.5 ID
ganizing its power III sT TIer
to them shall deem mos, .n G~s
feet their safety and nSPp.
cur fo-sfashers, L.. NJ 5,tl
fought and died upon =, 'llf tbat ID
Of his country IN oFdet H., ',T n,5$
| might be free from M i' n o1a
of a tyrranical ruler ana q u op + u
we might have a voice II ~
fairs. .frarE
and me then is, are w . o,lr
serve to ourselves anu anu 4 FigB
Continued on rage -