Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-30
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governor SprouI received a lett
which amused him greatly, the OF
er' day from a lady In Chester wi
is very much interested in Chi
Welfare Work. The story as It VI
written to the Governor by t]
phdianthropfc lady was as followsj
:, Ihat famous Chester charact
jimmy the Goose, was leading a Il
lorn looking horse out Concord al
nce the other day and was soliloqu|
ihg' partly to himself and partly
.he ancient animal. He said: III
is a d bad road! But never mi
oid moss, when Bill Sproul gets to
Governor we'll have goods roads
BIZ Is great for good roads and,
Always keeps his word
This Is a sincere tribute as col
ing from one of Chester's dereIi|
ana am sure you will appreciate
as SUCH"
The state government of Penns
vania is getting the apple hal
Governor William c. Sproul, who
Always been n devotee of the ann
as becomes the owner of q coupIe|
very fine orchards and some farJ
and he has set the example for
l,clais by having some apples on
uesk. Prof. Frederic Rasmussen, |
new Secretary of Agriculture, I'd
strong partisan of the Pennsylvai
apple and says that the Keystd
state raises the best pippins to
| round anywhere. He has them abb
ms once and hands them to CALL
VINO come to talk about fruit cultj
as examples of what Pennsylya|
raises. The Farm Products sh
mere last week caused numerI
boxes of choice apples to be bouI
and they have been much used
the Capitol and apples for lunch 4
IN place of afternoon cigars hI
become the fashion.
Harry S. McDevitt, secretary
the Governor, has, framed for
Governors Office a copy of the
hcial invitation to the inaugural
OF the tickets, a part of the diaRn
OF the stand showing where the GI
ernor stood when delivering his
dress and one of the inaug,I
medals.
|
The appearance of ATTORNEY al
eral William 1. Schaffer id the ID
phin county court yesterday accd
panied by all of his deputies
the first occasion of the kind q
mere In years. 1t was also the I
appearance before the court, viii
has special powers In state cases
the new chief law officer of the Cd
monwealth. They were all admi&
upon motion of Lieutenant GoverI
Edward e. Beidleman and wi
made full f1edged members of
bar. In most proceedings the de
ties have appeared slngly, or at
most two together. The whole
were with Mr.. Schaffer,
William Jennings Byran told of
interesting hobby of his while at
dinner given to newspaper col
spondents at the Penn-Harris.
tries to get the cartoons of himI
which have punch" and mentioI
two which he had gotten after II
search. one represented himself
ing tea with the czar and discuss
important uplift schemes, while
other was on his campaigns. 80
cartoon" said the Colonel, "e
the pictures of the Presidents of
United States and besides each
was picture of myself. Undernd
was the line, THE Presidents of
United States and men who have
against them as far back as we
remember
The inauguration weather seN
to 'be a topic of conversation
only In Harrisburg, but in the ST
The other day a couple of troll
men were talking and one
This has been a great month
weather. but that Sproul he cert
ly had the luck on inauguration d |
In the Capitol, Thomas II. GAR
chief clerk of the House, was
plimenting Harrisburg on its we
er for the big day. your town
right there with Sproul weather
the favorite son of Delaware couI
was his comment
zone thing that the mild wi
has done which is good for ped
although as a general health prd
sition it might be considered as
favorable" remarked a physic
THAT is it has gotten them to w
ing. More people are 'hoofingN
than known for a long time an
helps their digestion and gener
we'll being"
The manner in which rooms
being snapped up around HaI
burg is worth, noting. Men who
come here for the Legislature
complaining and there are m
people who would like to spend n
time here IL they could get rod
The Legislature means about
persons her for the winter