The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-23
STATE CAMP Align
ARTILLERY ROARS
AS PRIMARY NEARS
Hectic Race for Nomination.
Featured by Varied Ap-
psals to Electorate

The clatter Of North Dakota's hurry
burly primary election campaign
turned into . deafening roar satur.
day.
From the campaign stump, appeals
attacks, condemnation ana praise re.
sounded over the state as campaign.
els left no stone unturned to get theil
cause before the people.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday ant
Tuesday, candidates will have little
rest as they and their supporters seel
to stir the populace to favor them II
Wednesdays statewide primary.
Supporters Of Gov. william Langer'i
campaign for reelection displayed the
greatest activity Of any political fac.
ton.
Political rallies in 20 different com.
munities were scheduled by the Lang.
critics Saturday, Is Sunday, 8 Monday
and final rally Of al candidates ha.
been arranged for Bismarck Tuesday
night.
Senator Gerald p. Nye took up thu
cudgels for the T. H. H. Thoreser
ticket, while Congressman J. H. Sin.
clair also Is Joining the campaigners.
Independents Push Drive
9. 8. Buck, Independent Republican
candidate for q. 8. senator, and STATE
Senator ]. p. Cain, gubernatorial
candidate, are completing their party'i
campaign with several speeches sched-
uled each day up to Tuesday night.
In the three-sided fight for Repub.
lican nominations. Gov. william Lam
ger stands Is : target for attack sel-
dom seen In primary election.
His conviction by . federal court
jury has jumped to the fore as the
outstanding campaign topic, to thu
subordiuation Of other issues.
LANCER candidates have m aide II
Milo Reno, national president Of the
Farmers Holiday association. who L
on . campaign tour Of the state.
Two former governoeS-0eoege
shafer and r. A. Nestos-have turned
their efforts In behalf Of the indie
pendent Republican ticket.
Cain speaks Saturday afternoon q
Glendale, and Saturday night Of
Ashley. Sunday ct II q. M, he talks
ct tho Burnstad Old Settlers picnic,
1t p. m. at the Ashley Old settlers'
picnic, and ct I p. M. ct the Haselton
Old Settlers picnic. Monday after
noon he will talk ct strasburg. and
IN the evening ct Linton. He COM
pletes his tour with Z talk 1t Bismarck
Tuesday night.
Larimore To Hear Buck
Buck viii address an audience ct
Larimore Saturday Afternoon, and q
Finley Saturday night. He speaks q
Red willow Lake Sunday. and Grand
Forks Monday. and 1t Fargo Tuesday
p. m.
Nye viii continue from Valley CITY
to New Rockford. where he Joins Ia 4
speaking program Saturday night
With Lieut.. Gov. Ole II. Olson and
CONGRESSMAN Sinclair.
Sunday, Nye. Thoresen. Sinclair and
other candidates speak at Ainot at
p. m., and q Mouse River park q
p. m.
Monday, Thoresen Win talk at Har-
vey ct 3 p. M. while q. Liebert Crum,
candidate for attorney general, win
appear In Fargo with Nye, State
Treasurer Dale and others at 3 p. n.
Nye Will hroadcast talk from Fargo
from 3 to . p. IA.
Tuesday, Thoresen Will speak IN his
home city Of Grand Forks. 1lye win
talk at jamestown at p. M, and
then Join III candidates q Bismarck
election eve. He win broadcast that
night from Disnaarck between & and
Z 4 M. H again talEes tho cir froua
HIS ,. n. % y midutght.