The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-10-29

Erickson finishes exposing Col. Mar
sters and the part he took in the af-
fair the old Idaho windjammer looks
like he was dragged out of one of
his dams on the Boise river where
he acted as watermaster before COM
ing to Montana.
Rasmussen Exposes 'GroOd Roads
Hans Rasmussen explains the pro-
posed Gasoline tax and how it would
work to the interest of the big coun-
ties Of the main lines at the expense
of such counties as Sheridan. He
exposes the fakery of the sdesigna-
ton of the official ballot entitled
''Vote for good Roads" He trench
emily shows why it would be better
for the county at large to elect
Pete Helm, the honest Comertown
farmer, instead of Frank French.
Pete Helm and Bob Larson Make Hit
When Peter Helm appears before
the audiences he makes the hit of
the evening, but it remains for Bob
Larson to show up the antics of a
certain candidate who is now trying
awfully hard to enter the State Sen
ate via the Republican ticket route.
When Representative Larson gets
through telling about the grotesque
evolutions of this antiquated office
seeker in the legislative halls the
whole house is in roars of laughter.
He also gives facts about doings at
the legislature that are listened to
with rapt attention.
County Treasurer Refutes Lies.
County Treasurer TOrstenSOn is
appearing at meetings as we go to
press and is making most effective
talks in refutation of the published
lies put out by the opposition. His
figures are taken from the official
records and he invites inspection Of
same at his office any time. His
talk is a convincing argument for
the continuation of the peoples gov
eminent in the court house.
Miss CrOne Talks.
Miss Crone has only spoken in a
few places but she get a good recep-
ton which IS indicative of the APP
probation of the public for her
handling of the office
Senator Taylor.
Senator Chas. e. Taylor spoke in
Reserve Tuesday night and is now
speaking in other parts of the cOun-
ty. The people always like to listen
to the Senator, who, for over seven
years, has been their "Cloud by Day
and pillar of Fire by night. His
address on National and Local issues
is listened to with rapt attention and
when he is finished showing up the
stinkpot tactics of the old gang there
is scarcely any more to be said.
Wallace Gives Facts.
P. ]. Wallace is out making nearly
all the meetings. His speech is full
of striking illustrations from his eX-
. periences in the political life of the
State for the past % years and is
regarded as a treat by those who
hear him. For from one hour to az
hour and a half he holds his audi
ences spellbound as he tells how {
small financial oligarchy dominate;
both houses of the legislature while
it blocks remedial legislation in the
interest of the common man. Those
who hear Wallace predict his cleo
ton as representative by a large ma
jOrity.
: The Gloomy Trinity.
While the Farmer-Labor Part!
candidates are going out amongst tn,
people and discussing with them tn
problems of the hour, the opposition
is pussyfOoting about the countr,
and holding "Hole and Corner" meet
ings at which a few people attend
Two political renegades, Ed. Iverso,
and Aage Larsen, are the principa
speakers and they make such gro