LABOR SOUNDED ON MILITARY SERVICE Roosevelt Entertains Socialists and Union Leaders to Ascer tain Attitude Arrangements are S. \ \ ® yyJ being made for a \\W jrTzy series of c.onfer !\vO\raS< ences between the State Industrial Board and men in s terested in labor ll JElßWmlnr idea ol completing jMßHflal a uniform set of PP." sanitation and feaBBIHE33i! proper accommo dations. . Such camps are now more numerous in the State than ever known before and thousands of men of different nationalities are cm ployed on construction, lumber, mine and similar work. This week a conference held with representatives of the railroads which have many alien laborers em ployed on track and construction work and later in the month meetings will be lieia with representatives of contractors, commissary companies and others, while padrones and oth ers in charge of gangs will also be asked to give opinions. Wardens to Meet —State flsli ward ens have been summoned to meet the State Fisheries Commission here next Tuesday for discussion of spring and summer work, including inspection of str.eams for pollution and the protec tion of young lish which the State plans to send out by the million. Ar rangements will also be made for co operation with the State Police and game and forestry wardens in en forcing the fish laws when the season opens next month. The State hatch ery at Bellefonte has started to send out young trout, the first distributions having been made in Schuylkill county. Five Mail's Fixc