The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-23
MANY SPEAKING
DATES PLANNED
FOR GOVERNOR
To Make Several Commencement
And Other Addresses in
The Near Future

The keynote address of Governor
Nestos' campaign for reelection will
be made during the first part of June,
at place not yet selected. In his
address the Governor is expected to
outline the issues upon which the ad-
ministratiOn goes before the voters OF
the state for endorsement. in the pri-
mary of June %.
The first Of many addresses will
be delivered at Wilton on May 26 at
the commencement exercises of the
high school by the Governor. He will
speak on Memorial Sunday at exer-
cises to be held in Bismarck and on
June will deliver an address to the
graduating class of the Dickinson
high school,
Speaking Dates
Following meeting ,of the pardon
board during the first few days OF
June the Governor will speak in Kin
dred, Cass county, on June Z at a
celebration of several lodges of the
Sons of Norway. He will speak in
Valley City on June 8 at the conven-
ton of the United Commercial Trav-
elers. On June the Governor will
speak at Concordia college, Moor
head. Mimi; at La Crosse, Wiscon-
sin on June II and on June IL ad 13
he will attend the goth annual reunion
Of his class at the, University of Wis
consin. The Governor probably will
speak, to the retail meTcnants of the
state in Grand Forks on the morning
of June Is and that hight will deliver
the graduating class address at James
town college.
+" Governor INestos returned to the
capitol Saturday afternoon from a
days trip into Minnesota, Wis
consin and Illinois.
"In Milwaukee, Racine and Chicago
l found renewal interest in North Da-
kota and especially in its Opportuni-
ties for land buyers and renters" the
Governor said. In these cities he con-
ferred with real estate men, met
many farmers and immigration agents
who are closely in touch with con-
ditiOns.
"They were already convinced" he
continued, "that the North Dakota
lands were cheaper in proportion to
production than lands that could be
secured in any other state and when
they heard what progress has been
made in our state in an increased pro-
duction Of corn, hogs, poultry, pota-
toes and dairy products they appar-
emily felt still further reassured and
confident that by coming where they
may get lands at the present cheap
rate and raising products that had
produced prosperity in the older
states they had real opportunity to
advance their own financial welfare.
Endorses Worst Plan.
"NOt only are there prospective set
tiers" he said. but there are many
people whom I met who had little
money to invest and they seemed to
be acquiring a new interest in North
Dakota and many expressed the inten-
ton of investing their surplus earn
ings in North Dakota bonds and mort
cages. Many questions were asked
by those in the sevral cities in which
sr,oke and all Of them indicated
very great interest in our present de-
velopment and future progress"
Belief was expressed by the Gov
ernor that this summer is an oppor-
tune time for all North Dakota boost
ers to enlist the sympathetic ear OF
a friends in the central states in the
possibilities of North Dakota.
"I see that DR. Worst is advocat-
ing that all citizens yof North Dakota
invite friend from the central west
to visit the state and see it's possi-
bilities," the Governor said. Il think
this is splendid idea and trust that
every agency interested in the de-
velopment of the state and especially
in immigration join DR.. Worst and
the department of immigration in
making this campaign"