Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-29

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:. =. -.=;'Aaa Ardmore; Howard
r. Breneman, Hollidaysburg; John E.
Buch, Lititz; Josef Garner, Harris
burg; Josef Harlacker, Nazareth;
MARX ii. Jackson, Swissvale; Leighton
r.. McNulty, Chambersburg; Edwin B.
Miller, Chambersburg; Ralph w.
Musser, Altoona; Lloyd Root, Bee
caria; Horace c. Yocum, Ardmore;
5. Warren Windle, Cochranville.
They were selected from sixteen
VINO took the test and on July will
report to forester to undergo six
weeks preliminary work in the State
forests. after which they will pass an
examination in field work when ten
Will be appointed to scholarships.
The Academy, which is maintained
by the State is located in the midst
OF forests owned by the Common
wealth and the students take a three
year course, giving bond to remain
that length of time. The course will
begin on September l.
The students get the best of prac-
tical instruction and are required to
furnish and look after their own
horses, the State furnishing stable and
feed. After graduation the students
nave opportunity to enter the State
forest service which is growing more
important every year as the Common
wealth now owns over 100000 acres
No Date Set.-No date has been
liked for the hearing of the argument
to make the supersedeas In the auto
mobile license case an appeal, but it
will probably come up later in the
week.
To Attend Conference. - State
Treasurer r. K. Young and Auditor
General A. w. Powell will attend the
conference of the Progressives at
Pittsburgh this week.
Going by Automobile. - Governor
Tener viii leave tomorrow at noon for
Erie to attend the State Bar Associa-
tion meeting. where he will speak
The Governor will be accompanied by
Walter H. Gather and Charles C.
Stroh.
Casualty Meeting.-Agents of cas-
ualty companies will have a confer
ence on Standardization at the Depart
ment of Labor and Industry on July
Huffman In Company. = Senator
Harvey Huffman, of Stroudsburg, is
one of the incorporators of the Cam
eron Engineering Company of East
Stroudsburg. Lyman H. Lowe to-
day incorporated his picture.
largest to Speak-William M. Har-
gest, deputy attorney general. will be
one of the speakers at the State Bar
Association meeting at Erie.
To Attend Convention.-Dairy and
Food Commissioner James Foust and
Chemist William Frear will go to
Portland, Me-, to attend the conven-
ton of dairy and food commissioners
Mr.. Foust is president of the asso-
citation.
Listing CreamerieS.-The bureau of
statistics of the Department of Agri-
culture is making list of the cream
cries of the State. The list will be the
first of the kind ever compiled.
To Present Reports.-E. M. Abbott,
chairman of the Penal Law Revision
committee and Francis H. Boiler, sec
retary of the State Industrial Acct
dents Commission, are listed to make
reports at the meeting of the State
Bar Association in Erie.
Gone to Pittsburgh. = DR.. ]. H.
Price, chief medical inspector of the
Department of Labor, has gone to
Pittsburgh to confer with local au-
thorities regarding means to enforce
physical inspection of minors applying
for employment certificates.
Engineer Returns. = Chief Engi-
neer F. Herbert Snow, of the Public
Service Commission, has returned
from Pittsburgh where he made in
spections.
Objects to Service.--C. C. Fiscus,
of Mertztown, complains to the Pub
lie Service Commission that the pas
senger train service from Allentown
to Reading Is not reasonably sufficient
in the number of trains and the time
that the trains are operated. The
Chamber of Commerce of Allentown
joins in the complaint, alleging that
the schedule discriminates against the
interests of Allentown and in favor
of those of Reading. The Clearfield
Growing Company. which alleged that
the Clearfield Water Company charg-
ed excessive rates, advises the COM
mission that the differences have been
adjusted, and the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Company signifies its willing
ness to comply with the order for
freight service at Kaufman Station.