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WILLIAM A. HESSE,
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IN 35 STATES NEXT E VI L
UHIf AGO. June — Thirty five
states will elect goveinois next fall
i T the tinn* when the President and
Vice-President are chosen. Thirty j
two United States Senators, to take
office March 4. 1921, also are to he
selected.
Of the governors whose terms ex
pire next year, twenty two are Re
publican* uml thirteen are Democrat*
IT of the Senators are Demociat;
nnd 15 Republicans.
The 3o governorships to he i»Ue<:
offer a wide range, both in terms and
salaries. Among the state execu
tives whose terms expire are Frank
O. I.owdcn of Illinois, the highest
paid governor in the country; and S
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Alaskan Engineering Commission
Trains leave ami arrive at Seward as
follows:—
«*'’CM.* A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
;or Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc d.
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. J\.fon
day and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mor.daj
and Thursday at 8:150 A. M. for
.Matamiska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal
Kcctna. and on Wednesday and Fri
day at 8:.‘U> A. M. for Matanuskn,
E>Ka. and Chickaloon.
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1!. McKelvie of Nebraska, the poorest
paid. Mr. Lowden receive* $12,000
yearly tor a four year term end
McKelvie $2,500 annually for a two
year term. Only twelve of the thirty
five receive over $5,000 a year; and
five will be paid $2,000 or less.
(iov. Coolidge of Massachusetts,
whose position carries a $10,000 sal
ary, is the only governor in the
country elected for one year. All
other states have either two or four
year teims.
Terri to i ial governors are bettor
paid than the average state execu
tive and two of the four are ap
pointed for indefinite terms. The re
sult is that they remain in office a>
long, as a rule, as the president
who named them.
Frar.cis Burton Harrison, governor
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Seward, Alaska.
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general of the Philippines, top.- the ^
list of territorial executives, with ar.
indefinite term and a $20,000 yearly ,
salary Arthur Wider, Govc-noi of
Porto Rico receives $10,000 ant is
up ei.uted for an indefinite term. Gov.
? humic. B'ggs Jr., of Alaska and C. j
McC-uthy of Hawaii, each receive
annual Hilaries of $7,C00 durin^ their j
four yetn terms.
The a*cs which elect g07'*rnr«J
year, v *h the present incumbent,
, iis politics, : alary and term of office
j are:
Arizona. T. K. Campbell, “Rep/;
two years. ,
Arkansas, C. II. Brough, “Dcm./j
$4,000, 2 years. I
Colorado, O. H. Slioup, “Rep/
vYOOO. 2 years.
Connecticut, H. II. Halcomb, 'Kep.
$5,00u, 2 years.
Delaware, J. Cl. Townsend, “Kop.”
>4.000, 4 years.
Florida. S. J. Catts, “Dem.” $0,000,
1 years.
Georgia, M. H. Dorsey, “Dem".
>5,000, 2 years.
Idaho, 1>. W. Davis, “Rep.” $5,000
2 years.
Illinois, F. (). I.mvdon. "Hep.” S12,
000, 4 years.
Indiana, J. P. Goodrich, Kep.
*8,000, l years.
Iowa, W. L. Harding. “Rep”. $5,000
2 years.
Kansas, H. J. Allen, “Rep.’ $5,000'
2 vears.
Maine, C. K. Milliken. “Rep.” $5,000
2 years.
Massachusetts. C. Coolidge, “Rep.”j
$5 eoo, 2 years.
Minnesota, J. A. A. Burnquist,
“RV . $7,000. 2 years.
Missouri, F. D. Gardner, “Dem.
$5 000, 4 years.
.Montana. S. V. Stewart, “Dem.”
>7 5oo, 4 years.
Nebraska, S. R. McKelvie, “Rep. ’
>2 500, 2 years.
New Hampshire, J. H. Bartlett.
“Rep.” $3,000, 2 years.
New Mexico. O. O. T arrozola,
“Rep.” $3,000, 2 years.
New York, A. E. Smith, “Dem.”
$10,000 2 years.
North Carolina, T. W. Bickct,'
“Dem.” $6,500, 4 years.
North Dakota, L. J. Frazier. “Rep.”
85,000, 2 years.
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when \<>u ve p'l your money s worm- -
Years of experience l-nvt tangnt y oa thal.
W e claim thal < Goodrich ‘‘Hi* Press cany
von beyond thal jwdiit. I hey give what
you ordinarily < atsicor your money $
worth”—and then keep going. TVv are
more than one-sea .. i i tools. "That s why
more fishermen are wearing them every
day. Make your dollar g> farther with
Goodrich. Look lor the red Pine Bound
the Top. 30.0(H) dealer.;.
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Ohio, J. M. Cox, ‘‘Dem.” $10,000
2 years.
Rhode Island, R. L. Beeckman,
“Rep.” $8,000, 2 years.
South Carolina, R. A. Cooper,
“IX m.” $3,000, 2 years.
Tennessee, A. H. Roberts, “Dem.”
$4,000, 2 years.
Texas, W. P. Hobby, “Dem.” $4,
000, 2 years.
Utah, S. Hamburger, “Dem.” $6,
000, 4 years.
Vermont, P. W. Clements, “Rep.”
$3,000, 2 years.
Washington, L. F. Hart, “Rep.”
$6,000, 4 years.
West Viiginia, J. J. Cornwall,
“Dem ” 4 years.
Wisconsin, K. J. Philip, “Rep.”
$5,000, 2 years.
SCIENCE WILL NOW Tin
AND ATTACK H. C. OK L;
MEETING THIS MONTH
SEATTLE, Wash., June 3— How
science is successfully attacking the
high cost of living will be told at the
*o\:rth annual meeting of the Pacific
' )ivi. ion of the American Association
/or the Advancement of Science here
Jun: 17 to 19.
Some of the country’s foremost
scientists will attend the gathering
ind 14 affiliated scientific societies
,vill hold meetings here at the same
time.
One feature will be a synposium
of ihc combined affiliated societies
>n “The Plant and Animal Resources
of the North Pacific Ocean.”
“In this year of political activity
jvhen personalities and the transitory
•ssuos of a presidential campaign arc
ippHiently crowding other interests
*rom the public mind,” said W. W.
>ai grant, of San Francisco, secretary
>f the association’s Pacilic Division,
n announcing the meeting, “it is re
assuring to know that the fundament
ils are not being neglected; that the
he war against ignorance, the arch
•nerny of man, is being fought by
these devotees of research, that plant
!isenses are being' studied and insect
itV investigated, and chemical roact
>n aie being noted in order that the
productivity of our farms may be in
creased and our forests conserved.
“Astronomy, physics and chemistry
still have anient students who are
1 seeking out now law’s of nature, new
stores of energy that may be adapted
to uses of man. Here indeed is an at
tack on the high cost of living the re
sults of which can confidently be pre
dicted.”
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LARGEST WOLF EVER
SEEN IN MONTANA
KILLED BY COWBOY
HARLEM, Mont., June 3— Jeff
Daffen recently killed a wolf in the
Three Buttes section, 92 inches long,
which is said to have been the
largest wolf ever seen in that sec
tion of Montana.
Daffen, a cow boy, caught sight
of- the animal while on duty and
chased it three miles. Three times
it got aw’ay. The rope finally held
and after a fight, a bullet ended the
w’olf’s activities. Receipts from the
hide and bounty total $40.
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LINKS ON HOTEL GARAGE
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3— The
Fairmont Hotel here is providing
golfing facilities for its guests. Two
courts are being installed and a grass
putting green is being prepared on tho
top of the hotel’s new garage.
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