The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-10-07
COMMUNIST CANDIDATES ARE
The BEST MEN BECAUSE THEY
ARE YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
Capitalist Parties Best Man. Talk to get THEIR Candi
dates Elected; Communist Candidates are
Militant Workers and Farmers

is just what the small group in
power would like to see, but
fight is what they are afraid of;
so, they hand out little soup and
a few rags for them to wear. This
is what we have got so far from
voting for the other fellows best
man.
L hear someone say: "This might
be the conditions in the nation, but
ne should stay out of politics anu
in the county it is different, here
vote for the best man." People who
talk that way do it for a purpose.
They want to fool the people. You
can't stay out of politics, and if
you want to get anywhere you
must start right at home, start at
the bottom, right in your own
county and not wait until you are
able to elect the president of the
U. S.
Every office in the county is
nothing but politics, brought right
home to you so you can see it,
Right here at home we have the
two opposing elements, the ex-
plotting and exploited classes. On
one side we have the farmers and
workers, on the other side we
have those who live off the farm
ers and workers, the bankers, the
mortgages, machine agents, eleva-
tors, insurance agents, road con-
tractors, store keepers and most
of our teachers and preachers OF
the gospel.
AS long as we have these two
opposing classes, it should be clear
to everybody that a man elected
to office can not stay out of poll.
: tics, he can not be fair to every.
| body, as some say they want to be
he must make a stand with eitheI
one side or the other. If he is
, elected by the bankers and his
crowd, no matter what office h,
is elected to, he is their best man
! and he is there to look after tina
, crowds interest first of all. Be h
| an assessor, a treasurer, sheriff
or dog catcher. At election tim
: the bankers crowd tells the farme
! to pick their best men, some from
! one ticket and some from another
: stay out of politics, but that crow,
' never splits their vote, they hav
t their ticket lined up and vote
straight. They don't stay out o
politics.
To the farmer it makes all tn
. difference in the world if the
county commissioners grab tn
: land away from them for taxes o
. not, if the sheriff is their sheriff
or the bankers and machine com
panies sheriff, if he kicks tn
o farmer off the land or protects
: them. Solving these problems i
: politics laid right at our door ste
: and it is up to each voter to de
j eide whose interest he want pre-
tected, the exploiters or the ez
plotted, and then vote accordingly
C In this county the issue is clea
S cut. Here it is Communism agai
y capitalism. The capitalist elias
: has shown what they have bee
e able to do, and the people in tn
county are in a worse conditio
then they have ever been before
! Now the Communists want to q
. a chance to show what they ca
: do. They want to protect the pet
: pie who do the work and who al
getting poorer and poorer all tn
time. They are not promising fol-
! tunes but they are promising PR
= lection, and to the farmers and ii
J. = workers there should be no que
= ton on what ticket they shoul
!, vote in order to vote for the be-
" men. The Communist ticket.