Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17
Arrests Made in Various Parts Of
State For Violation
of Laws

alone Tor the sale of candies contain
ing limitations of licorce, chocolate
and cocoanut, chemicals being found
| in place of the articles. Five arrests
were also ordered Tor the sale of spuri-
Gus coffee, while in Altoona arrests
were maze for the sale of bleached
hour. In Berks and scnuyIkiu coun-
ties soft" orlnhs, Whlcn nau cnemi
calls as ancestors, were found ana ar
reSlS made.
! These arrests are the first of num-
Der to be maue throughout The State
DIS the result OIL Wholesale sampilng OF
goods by agents OIL the Department or
Agriculture.
State Charters.-State charters have
been issued 10 Western PENNSYLVANIA
| corporations as follows: Centrai Yougn
coal Company, PlrtsDurgn, capital
$4,000; mercer Planlsneu steer anu
iron Company, Mercer. capital $1uU,-
WV w. t. hussel, Inc, merchandise,
Altoona, capital $1,000; Shuster CORN
ley Company, merchandise. jeanette,
capltai So5,UUO; Tarentum Auto Tran
SIT Company, Tarentum, capital
$4,000; The Alba Hotel Company,
Meadville, capital $4,000; Butter
Packing Company, Butler, capital
! $4,000; Cairnprook Coal Mining Com
pany. Stoystown, capital 5000; Wash
| lngton News Publishing Company,
Washington, capital $4,000; Grafton
Garage and Supply Company, Grafton
capital $l5.UUv: The Slovak CO.
! operative Supply Association Cardale,
tayette county, capital $4,000; In
dustriai and Domestic Film Company.
pittsburgh, capital $4,000.
Loving Cup Inscription.-Upon the
handsome loving cup which Will be
| presented to ex-State Forestry Com
missioner Rothrock at the Harrisburg
| Club on May VIII be this inscrlp-
tion: Presented to DIR. Joseph Trimbie
| Rothrock by his friends and asso-
! ciates-his disciples in forestry-ln
token of rheir love and admiration for
ana their appreciation of the great
| services he has rendered to the state
OF pennsylvania and to the whoie
country IN the long continued un-
selfish and patriotic work of forestry
! IN America. in which, originally a
/ pioneer, he has been teacner and
leader"
Printing Index. - The Department
OF Public Printing has been informed
that the presses of the Aughlnbaugh
Press Will be run on the index tor the
Legislative journal so that the whole
Legislative Journal will be ready soon.
The Journal proper and the Appendix
Will be largely saved.
New Irustces.-Tne following trus-
tees of mothers pension tuna were
appointed to-day for Mexican county
Dy Governor Tener: Mrs. Fannie X.
Burdlck, Kane; Mrs. Helen S. q. Nor
rIson, Smethport; Mrs. Emma c. Bo-
ward, Mrs. beile c. Ley, Mrs. Zelia n.
Greene, Bradford; Mrs. Blanche Phil
lips. Port Allegany; Mrs. Mary D.
4lowden, Corryvlile.
Alderman Named. Max j. Lewis
was To-Day appointed alderman of the
twelfth Ward of Wilkes Barre and
Frank Alexander justice OF the peace
for Upland borough, and Robert A.
Smith Tor Honesdaie.
Increase Ffied.-The Hanover Light.
Heat and Power Company, Hanover,
to-day filed notice of increase of stock
from 100000 to 100000.
Students Here.-High school STU
dents from halt a dozen places swarm
ed in the Capitol to-day and the guides
were on the jump to take them
through the building. Bradford,
FRANKLIN, Warren and other north
eastern cities were represented,
kreiter Files Papers. = DIR. j. III.
krelder clerk in the Auditor Gen.
erals Department and former chair
man of the Dauphin county commit
tee of the Bull Moosers, to-day filed
his papers for nomination for Con-
gress. The doctor will not be opposed
for the nomination.
Wiltbank Here. - Captain J. III.
! Wiltbank, one of the interesting men
In the last House, was at the Capitol
to-day to file his papers I'm coming
back, boys, to see you again. said the
| Captain.