The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-07-19
That Trick Will Prove to Be
a Boomerang

About 60 people supported the sneaKlng aCteP VI M
(oaohers Boulds and the Holiday officials to sCea Che
ticket of the Communist Party at the primary elecuon
had Toured that Communist voters would not go 10 the pO
since thew had no opposition and that this would De Cn %
[ +bI, dirty trick they could get hold OF the ticket
The back-stabbng method did not work. they were una
to muster sufficient forces Apparently tne peopg
coming fewer and fewer the county who are Wlng W
lend their support to bunch of OppOrunsts and poht
raceteers who trying to make capital on every SITUATION
that comes along.
The next move of these elements will be, as they have
already announced put forward ticket IN the name u
The Holiday Association Emil Moe, president OF the h0
dav stated several days to several Farmers Ch@:
money for filing fees and the campaign OF Vne t;
had been promised by certain businessmen ana poncS
However it seems rather doubtful whether MalnstreeC
willing to still pay good price after 1t became eVloelt o
Tuesday that these Opprunsts are unable TO even put up
a good show
IF Manstreet is going to pay several hundred dollars
= + something in return And if Mr. Gallagher and MIR
Moe cannot rally any more people than they had moozeo
TUESDAY # is rather doubtful whether businessmen ano
politicians will throw hundreds of dollars into their ap
And some of those farmers whom these renegades are
+ able to fool will quite likely catch on to their trlcKS anu
;u then soon drop any connection with tne 1here @e
some names of men used IN the sucker calnp1g WIZ -
1 have never been asked whether they would give tner
name for ANYTHING as dirty. These elements have done
that before On their OToole Defense Committee tney hao
env of names people that had never been asked wneCner
they wanted to be on the committee
Perhaps not many people realize now conIelnpp p
cotton to steal TICKET Inc COHHuSC % -
and its ticket stand for certain principles Tor
Gram Now here bunch OF people VINO mao Deen pu
ont Of the Communist Party because they did no longer want
tn adhere to it's principles but when they thought there was
an opportnity they tried sneak in and become canoS
of the very party they had been forced to leave.
Why they did it?
:. ;lo 70 answer that question. These rank oppOr-
;t oar in the past have followed COMMUNIST pfncpes
ord thew had no intention OF doing so IL MeV "O 49,
won the nomination. Their only purpose was 10 pev az
Communist Party from having candldaCeS, W ploVo
small farmers and workers from having any repreSenO
And thew were doing this for the benefit Oh the
o1S4icians and businessmen They getting PAID IOf
oh and their lob is not yet finished Their next aCCep
cbeva This nIrpose will be to bring forward their socaec
G5od Front Ticket With that they hope to split the Com
unist votes and keep the old politicians IN the saddle b
the Salisburys Wankels, and Bouds and the empowers
will be mistaken. ve.e.r..r
The urinary elections have not shown the senumeC
A.. loS+ number of farmers and by November still al
M 1ar number of people will discover that neither tn
democrats nor the republicans have anything to oter 70
solve fine burning problems of the farmer Ihere o
one party that is honestly and sincerely preparing LOT
complete solution of all the difficulties OF workers anu
ers the Communist Party. The Communist ParIy IS TIL
only party that courageous enough to light Tor the
dae and most necessary demands of farmers and workers
The Communist Party is not strngng out phrases ana II
not making hollow promises but it leading the farmers
struggle and many, many struggles have been won.
And for these and other reasons, convinced tina
te Communist Party and its candidates Will pun large
vote in the general elections than has before pu
in the county the advance of the militant farm move
ment in Sheridan county certainly will not be stopped by
few reactionary opportunists and renegades