Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-29

the northeastern part of the State,
starting from Harrisburg, September
g and ending in the same city the
evening of September 21. Tourists
will use their own automobiles and
bear all expenses. They will make up
their own parties but if there are va
cant seats in any machines it will be
possible to provide additional guests.
Ladies accompanying parties are re-
quested to take extra wraps for use
in crossing the mountains. While the
Governor desires those who take the
tour to make the complete trip ar
rangements can be made to join the
party on any day or days desired.
The itinerary is as follows:
Leave Harrisburg, Market Square,
Tuesday morning, September 18th, at
eight o'clock. Market Square, Pax
tang, Hummelstown, Hershey, Pal
nyra, Annville, Lebanon, Avon,
Myerstown, Nilliardsville, Womels-
dorf, Robesonia, Wernersville, Sink
ing Spring, Wyomissing, Reading,
Mount Penn Boro, Black Bear,
Baumestown, Douglassville, Potts
town, Saratoga.
Ncon-day meeting and luncheon.
Leave Saratoga at 100 o'clock for
Limerick, Trappe, Collegeville, Eagles
vile, Jeffersonville, Norristown, Phil
adelphia, Chestnut Hill, via Perkio-
men Turnpike and Hillcrest Ave-,
ington, Amber, Springhouse, Mont
gomeryville, Line Lexington, Sellers
vile, QuakeTtown, Coopersburg, Al
lentown, Bethlehem, Easton.
Over night. Leave Easton, Center
Square, September 20, 500 o'clock, for
Martins Creek. Bangor, Portland,
Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg
PartonyiIle Ta0persy-iIIa cuyif+v-o+ar
Mount Pocono, Tobyhanna, Daleville,
Moscow, Elmhurst, Nay Aug.
Noon-day meeting and luncheon.
Leave Nay Aug at 1.30 o'clock for
Dunmore, Scranton, Providence,
Chinchilla. Clark's Summit, Mill City,
Lake Wlnola, Osterhout, Tunkhan-
mock, Eatonville, Evans Falls, Beau
mont Dallas. Luzerne, Kingston,
Wilkes-Barre.
Over night. Leave Wilkes Barre
September 21, 800 o'clock, for Nanti-
coke, Hunlocks Creek, Shickshinny
Berwick and Bloomsbury.
Noon-day meeting and luncheon.
Leave Bloomsbury at 100 o'clock for
Danville, Northumberland, Sunbury,
Shamokin Dam, Selinsgrove, Port
Trevorton, independence, McKees.
Mckees Half Falls, Liverpool, New
Buffalo, Clarks Ferry, Dauphin and
Harrisburg. Total mileage 4OS.93.
Port Goes to Altoona.-G. Chal Port,
state Fire Marshal, was at his desk
to-day, but will leave this evening for
Altoona.
Democrat Withdraws. - James A.
Noecker, of Schuylkill Haven, a ma
tional bank director. has withdrawn
ms name from the list of candidates
Tor the ONCE Of Democratic elector.
Complaints Filed.-The New York
and Pennsylvania Company. manufac-
turers of book and wrapping paper
with otnces in Lock Haven, has filed
complaint with the Public Service
Commission against the New York
Central Railway Company, alleging
unjust and unreasonable proposed in
creases in rates on bituminous coal
from mines in the Hawk Run district
to Bald Eagle Junction, destined for
movement on that point via the Penn
ssylvania railroad, effective September
20. r. r. Todd, South and Pitt streets
Carlisle, brought complaint against the
Carlisle Gas and Water Company on
the grounds that the said company
threatens to discontinue his water
service on August 80, tomorrow, un-
less the complainant shall install two
meters or pay Nat rate on that por-
tion of his property not now metered
The company has granted the request
OF the commission not to take action
until the case has been decided.
Mine Question Decided. - Replying
70 QueSuon raised by James r. Rod
erick State Chief of Mines, the Attor-
ney Generals department in an opinion
handed down to-day decides that the
act of June 8. 1911, requiring that in
bituminous mines where coal is blasted
from the solid, all holes must be fired
when the workmen are out of the
mines, applies to all bituminous mines.
Mr.. Roderick asked whether the law
was limited to mines or portions
thereof iE which explosive gas is gen.
Grated. as contended by some mining
companies.