The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1919, Page 6

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Luff, Buchanan and Herbert won decorations while serving with the British flying corps, i (wt WHILE MY AUTO KITCHE: 4" ND TO: HAVE HALTED THIS BRAWNY PAIR BUT " FIRST AVIATOR UNIT “THIRTEEN” QVERNORS TALK SHOP AT ANNUAL NATIONAL MEET More Than Score of States Rep- resented in Conference at Salt Lake City Salt Lake City, Aug. 19.—Chief ex-}. ecutives from more than twenty states fare assembled here for the annual governers’ conference which opened ‘officially Monday evening in the fam- ous Mormon tabernacle. Business sessions, which will ‘be held in the jassembly room of the house of rep- Tesentatives at the state capital, be- | gan this morning and conclude Thurs- iday, after which the governors and their families will tour Yellowstone park. The opening session in the taber- macle was preceded by an organ re- cital, following which, were addresses of welcome by Governor Simon Bam- berger of Utah and Mayor W. (Ferry of Salt Lake City, and sponse. An informal reception fol- lowed the addresses of welcome. It was expected that at least 30 state executives would ‘be present at the conference by the time the. busi- mess sessions began. Governors from Arizona, California, Colorado, Connec- ticut, Delaware, Idaho, Kansas, Louis!- ana, Maryland, Minnesota, Montana, ‘Nebraska, Nevada, New ‘Mexico, ‘North Carolina, North Dakota, Ore- gon, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Washington) West Virginia, and Wyoming has assured Governor Bamberger that they would attend, while others gave tentative promises. ‘Meetings of state legislatures at this time are responsible for keeping several governors at home. Jnter- tainment of the visiting executives and their families will ‘be one ofthe features of the conference, short trips to the canyons and nearby resorts being planned for every morning, be- sides many trips for the ladies sched- uled to take place: during business sessions of the conference, The business program of the con- ference, held to be one of the’ most | the vlan 0 call the chief executives of the states in annual! session, in- cludes a round table: discussion of after-the-war problems, ‘State bud- gets, the growth of administrative commissions and’ a review of. re- tures in 1919, are included among the important topics tobe taken ap. Problems of State ‘Rule Problems affecting: state govern. ments were to be thoroughly thresh. ed out today at thei opening business session of the annual governors’ con- If old men “Thirteen” could have ; Stopped them,, Paul Zahniser and De- important since \the inauguration of ; Witt LeBourveau might not ‘be lead- ing important’ Three-I league this: season. Zahniser of the Bloomington, Ill, team: is the leading pitcher with 15 victories’ and one defeat asa record. LeBourveau is“out in front-in. base medial legislation enacted by ee tela | rants with 37.pilfered sacks to his credit. departments .| western states and. many éastern and .|middle-western commonwealths, were in ‘attendance. Questions to be discussed at today’s ference, whicl{ convened «here last ' Session included the state budget sys- night. 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In his first 13 games with the Peo- Tia’ club, LeBourveau stole one or more ;bases. Then for 11 days, he failed:to swipe a cushio He finally jerked away from the “13”. jinx, and averages now show him out in front. tion ‘of “administrative boards ofthe different states. Entertainment . fea- tures included ‘bathing and dancing at the Saltair ‘bathing resort on Great Salt Lake. and an informal dinner tendered by Governor Simon Bamber- ger of Utah. Ylore than twenty state executives. ‘vere in attendance at the opening of the conference last night, atwhich addresses of welcome and response were: made, followed by an informal public reception, The busi- ness meetings are being held *in the assembly room of, the House: of. pepre- sentatives at the .state capital,, Wednesday the. governors wil up “after-the-war problems” and:“re- sume of remedial legislation enacted ‘by legislatures in 1919” under. which question will. come; aducation, labor and agriculture. - The’ principal prob- lem. to ‘bo discusser ‘Thursday will be expansion of thé national guard: sys- tem: as ‘a basis ‘for fational defense; Entertainment features each day in- clude a visit to the famous copper mines at Bingham, about 45 miles southwest of this city; and .a trip to Ogden and Weber canyons. The. goy- ernors will'leave Thursday evening, August 21 for a three day tour of. Yel- lowstone park, returning to, Salt.iLake Monday morning, from here to return to their homes or to the Pacific coast on’ pleasure trips. NORTHWEST | SPORTS. | series just closed between* St. Paul and Louisville, the Kentucky outfit won three out of four starts, pulling the locals out of first place. Much of the credit is due “Dixie” Davis, who has not ‘lost-a game pitched on the local field since, 1915, when Bobby Steele, now pitching for, Indianapolis, defeated him. Davis won. two of the three games. _ His, pitching: . efforts combined with @he hitting of Tincup pulled the Saints out of the lead. Sioux Falls, S$. D.—Inability to reach an agreement as to where the State College-University of ‘South Dakota game is to be played may, cost. Sioux Falls the annual championship event this year. Aberdeen! and Watertown are bidding for the game and: local men do not come to an ment soon regarding a playi: either of the other bidders may be given the game. is. Superior, W: Fast time is ex- pected in the horsé “race at the Tri- State Fair which ‘begins here in two weeks, now on the track: and it is expected that a large number*will be added to the entries when the racing starts. The track at the fair ground is.said to be in the best condition.” Jamestown, IN. D.—A heavyschedule which will include the leading col- leges and universities of North and South Dakota is being made for the ‘St. Paul, Minn.—In the'four game Thirteen harness: horses ‘are IN THEIR CHASE Both are youngsters Playing their second season: of professional pase- ball, Zahniser hailing-from .Sac City, Chicago, Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE, = WL. St. Louis . Boston ...... Washington . Philadelphia ‘St. Paul) Indianapolis Louisville’ Kansas City Columbus . Minneapolis . (Milwaukee Toledo: : : Bee GAMES IN BRIEF, © National League— hae St. Louis 4; Boston!1§ ‘game called in the tenth. inning on account of rain. Pittsburgh: 3, Philadelphia:.2, 13 in- nings. : wa ba Others postponed—Rain. American. League. Philadelphia 6, Chicago:11. Boston 3, St, Lous 4. Washington 3,. Detroit 4. New York 1, Cleveland 2. ‘American Association— Columbus 6, ‘St, Paul 2. Indianapolis. 3,, Minneapolis 8... .. Toledo, 2, Milwaukee 3. Louisville 1, Kansas-City 3. Many pink. flowers..may be. turned blue. by exposing them..to; the: fumes of, ammonia . for, a: few:: minutes,’ and many blue: flowers: bécome: pink: when. Iowa, and LeBourveatr*trom™Oaktand; |* Cal. RAK Despite their struggle: with old man “13,” major*league ‘ivory. hunters have been. spending mych mon lowing the youngsters *about ;* ‘ Phree-I league circuit. y resenting the local’ collége -have not figured’ in the championship “battles, ‘but prospects for thé ‘team ‘this’ seat son’ are he brightest in” yea’ REN Minneapolis, Minn.—The. hout _ be: tween Mike Gibbons and jJere Smith, middleweight boxers, scheduled . for Septeniber 4-in this ‘city has been cancelled because: Gibbons, during his evening 2 of ; ‘September ;\4° will: ; be chéfiged tothe, extent tha¢’ Tillman an@/’Malone ,Will be the Fargo, N... D.—North kota, nim- roads are required to, pay’ 50 cents additional for. their, hunting licenses this season, in addition to not being allowed’ to hunt with dogs. The bag limit was unchanged by the: last. leg- islature, fifteen-ducks and geese, and five prairie chickens and‘ grouse be- ing fixed as the limit. | ~ : Vermillion, S$. D.—When the call for candidates is issued. this fall for the football camp which opens ‘Sep- tember 18, it-is expected that virtual- ly*all: of the University jof South :] ¢ kota veterans ‘of’ last. season’s team will report, and ‘in addition, there will bea large. number of ‘men who were in service last’ year who will be elig- ible. Present ifdications point to one of the best seasons in the ‘history of | the university. * Ty Hea EXCESSIVE. AGIDITY is ‘at:the bottom of most IW digestive ills, b tin M for indigestion afiord pleas. ing ond pr cant fol Pifom: : Cistress of acid-dyspepsia. *\MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE RE-BIND YOUR OLD BOOKS. 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