Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 9

OWNER OF FARM SEEKS RELIEF Chambersbarg, April 15. With less than half a dosen inquiries on file and one application for farm re lief in the form of government loans for feed, seed and fertilizer, County Agent J. H. Knode and the Franklin county committee named to administer the loan work, set to work yesterday. The lone application was made WEDNESDAY, EVENINu APRIL 15, 1931 9 HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH After 40, Bowel Trouble is Most Dangerous CONSTIPATION may easily be come chronic after forty.

Continued constipation at that time of life is productive of piles and a host of other disorders. Watch your bowels at any age. Guard them with particular care after forty. When they need help, a doctor knows what is best "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin," is a doctor's prescription for the bowels.

Tested bv 47 venrs' 1 1 V. v. I ly effective in relieving constipa turn and its ills for men, women and children of all ages. It has proven perfectly safe even for babies. Made from fresh laxative herbs, pure pepsin, and other mild, harmless ingredients, it cannot gripe; will not sicken you or weaken you; can be used without harm as often as I I i ricf by a farm owner.

The inquiries were from farm tenants, the county agent said. Premiums Received Chambenbnrr, April 15. Premiums totaling, $879.75 won by Frank lin countians at the State Farm Products Show at Harrlsburg in January, were received yesterday by County Agent J. H. Knode for distribution.

The bulk of the money, $660, was brought to the county by owners of prize winning horses. Vt 1 your breath is bad, your tongue is coated: whenever a headachy, bil ious, gassy condition warns of con stipation. Next time, take spoonful of this family doctor's laxative. See how good it tastes; how gently and thoroughly it acts. All drugstores.

Moil DJ7DCTM Monticello, Illinois. US Please send trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, entirely FREE. I jame I I i a RfldDRlIFCr car mmr Barley Malt Syrup LIGHT OR DARK RICH IN BODY FLAVOR JUST RIGHT It pays to buy the best Use quality products Jrom the House of ANHEUSELVDUOCn OT. LOUIO Blf 170 TOWNSHIP TAX VALUES REDUCED Lock Haven, April 16.

Tax pay era made a new assessment of the taxable property in real estate form In Porter township, the move hav ing been authorized by the Clinton county commissioners. They spent an entire day of twelve hours In the Pike school house in Nittany Valley at work on the papers, and reduced the valuations lor tax pur poses more than $113,000, on more than 200 pieces of real estate. The men who made the new assessment are W. N. Knecht, B.

C. Dotterer, J. H. Shollenberger and H. O.

Year ick. members of the Porter town ship school board; J. B. Yearick, J. W.

Flelsher and S. A. Knecht, members of the Porter township board of road supervisors; J. B. Strunk, president of the Porter Township Taxpayers' association, and W.

H. Knarr, C. C. Rover, H. L.

Knecht, F. M. Bitner, A. S. Dora blaser and Harry Dornblaser, mem bers of the committee named to make the new assessment Charles E.

Frazier, Porter town ship assessor, says the new assess ment is illegal and that it could be thrown out by court. Pass Four Ordinances Four ordinances were passed finally by Council yesterday, author izing: 1. The city to buy $900 worth of electric light globes. 2. Purchase of a truck for ash and garbage bureau, appropriating $875.

3. Laying of sewers In Fourth street, Schuylkill to Polyclinic ave nue. 4. Grading of Boas street, Twen tieth to Twenty first. 4 Buckman to Oppose Senator Clarence J.

Buckman, Bucks, Administration leader in the Senate and a member of the Senate investigating committee, today said he would have a minority report on the Inquiry into the Public Service Commission and the utilities. He said the Senate would meet to night to receive the committee's report and that he would submit a brief minority report. Hear Tony Cabooch, An heuser Busch's one man radio show every Monday, night over the Columbia Broadcasting System. Only Budweiser quality can insure the resultsyou expect. There's nothing like Budweiser Barley Malt Syrup.

A finer product is not available at any price it is "the best money can buy," and will establish the fact that it takes precedence over all others for flavor and wholesomeness. fPH Bu Percitial Christopher mysterious waye ms SYNOPSIS Taa Influential Chicago underworld character known as "Uncle" unwittingly diiclMe to Joan Waye that "Limey Doc" Simon, hli son, Qunman Oryde, with "Spider" Schlitt and Chink Dorson, "pulled" the St. Clair diamond job. Thus Waye gains real clue for his revenge upon the kidnapers who returned his daughter to him, insane and dying, after receiving as ransom the St. Clair family gems.

Waye, whose family name of St. Clair has been dropped to further his cause of vengeance, is aided by the clever detectives, Mr. and Mrs. William, who traU Simon to England and become patients In a nursing home run by Simon, Oryde and Dr. Machado, Schlits.

unfriendly now with Simon, lives near by. Athlrst for revenge, Waye goes to England. CHAPTER 39 CROSSED FATES Entering the inn one evening to buy a drink and hear more of the local gossip, ere going up to my room, I came suddenly face to face with a very broad, tall, strong man whose hard face, cruel mouth, and broken, flattened nose were vaguely familiar. I had never seen him before, but I had most certainly seen either his photograph or a newspaper reproduction thereof, obtained for me by. William, and enclosed in one of the many letters that had awaited my arrival at Uncle's.

I was, moreover, word perfect, from William's detailed description of this man, as I was of the three other miscreants whom I hoped and intended to bring to justice my justice. Luckily, he was glancing at the evening paper, and I had plenty of time in which to pull myself together, decide upon my course of action, and remember the invaluable histrionic teachings of Mr. and Mrs. Williams H. William.

And then was played as thrilling a little scene with a thread of comedy in its grimness as any in the tragic drama of my quest. For, ere long, Chink Dorson was warily and cunningly questioning me as to the character, reputation, habits way of life, comings and of Squire Theophilus Webb, of With erby End his old acquaintance, Spider Schlitz! Yes, I was actually being cross examined by Chink Dorson, prize fighter, burglar and gunman, whose cunning subtle brain and cold determined courage had brought him to the top of his profession as the right hand man of the notorious Doc Simon. Who was on, just a very ordinary middle class Englishman, staying at Witherby End for some Hadn't tried it here before, but should certainly come again. Yes. Sauire Webb had the rigms and was very generous about them.

Did no fishing himself. Yes. Witherby Stream ran ngnt through his grounds, and one could eo the whole way in a punt, ngnt through his park, once one had obtained his fishing permit. A good landlord and a regular fellow. Yes, lots of scandalous stones about him, his guests, his household, and the goings on, there.

In residence now? Yes. And many more questions, grad ually narrowing down to tnose con cerning Mr. Webb's daily life, ways, habits, customs, comings ana go1 taes I gave the fellow all tne unorma tlon I couia. ana every pussiuie help, short of seeming to know too much. For a magnificent new scneme, or rather enlargement of my orig inal scheme, was forming in my mind.

If, as William H. wuuam naa written me, Simon had prooaDiy been released from prison before the others, and had then gone to Uncle, collected The Unsetting Sun and other loot that was tne com mon property of the gang, and bolted with it to England it was more than likely that Spider Schlitz had followed him in the hope of getting his share, and that Chink Dorson, having served his term and been released was now in hot pursuit of both of them. If this were not the situation, wny should Chink Dorson be here at V7itherby End, cunningly collecting the sort of information that any burglar gathers before "cracking a If Chink Dorson's intentions were any but the worst possioie, wny didn't he drive straight up to his old friend's front door, and, being shown into his presence, extend the glad right hand of friendship, and gather him in brotherly love to his broad and palpitating bosom? No. Adding together tne sound deductions that William had made, and my own deductions based on Chink Dorson's present conduct, felt pretty confident, nay cer tain, that he, was at Witherby End neither for his own health nor that of Spider Schlitz, but for his own ennenment ana tne punisn ment of one of the two men who had double crossed and robbed him. How utterly splendid; what a wonderful and beautiful example of They ship upon a freighter, do our hero and the Bun; 1 They work to earn their passage, and it Isn't any fun.

They scrub the deck and paint the boom and peel a raft of spuds, And when they reach hte Philippines they've worn out all their dudsl poetic justice it would be If these two wolves destroyed each other, leaving me free to deal with the remaining pair! For the weak spot in my scheme, the weak link In my chain of vengeance and the one that kept me anxiously awake at night was the danger that I might be arrested and tried as the slayer of the first or second of my victims, before I had time to deal with the third and fourth. After that it would not matter. Nothing would matter. But I scarcely dared to contemplate the horror of failure and my being hanged before my work was finished; or at best, sentenced to life long imprisonment in England, as I had been in America. I had to bear in mind that my life sentence still awaited me in America, and that I might easily receiv one in England if I escaped hanging.

So what a grim and lovely jest If I could a little help Chink Dorson to kill Spider Schlitz, and then greatly help the English law to kill Chink Dorson for the murder! Both would be punished without endangering my freedom to pursue the other two. Both would, in a measure, be punished by, and through, me. And they would wholly and entirely be punished on account of me through their killing of my daughter and their stealing of my diamond, the bone of their contention and the cause of their mutual destruction Could I recommend decent accommodation to my newly arrived acquaintance? He would only need it for a few days. He just wanted to have a look at Witherby End and its environment. He was thinking of settling down in the country and having a bit of sport; and this place had been recommended to him.

I could. What was wrong with this inn? I had found it very comfortable Could one get in without a lot of fuss, at night if one happened to be a bit late? And Mr. Chink Dorson winked heavily, as one gay dog to another. Why, certainly I myself often went night fishing, and all one had to do was to walk in at the back door. Very confiding people, these country folk.

Honest and simple. Crime absolutely unheard of hereabouts. To cut a long story short, I shadowed Chink Dorson with a skill and tenacity born of my burning lust for vengeance. I watched him from afar, by day, and from nearby at night; and in the end, at long last, as I sat in the dark shadow of a great Cedar of Lebanon, I saw Chink Dorson, whom I had followed and, by a short cut over the park ftaDn0 eimitMedl it The best car for you to buy is the one that includes, at the lowest price, the things you are entitled to in an automobile assuming that it will be economical to operate and maintain and that it will be long lived. I The New De Soto Eight is built exactly to these specifications.

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Hearing the sounds of a struggle, which were followed by a dead si lence, I could not forbear to open this door, to see with my own eyes the consummation of the first part of my dream of revenge. On the floor, obviously dead, lay Spider Schlitz. The first of my enemies had paid the penalty. He had received the punishment directly due for steal' ing my diamond, the act which led to tne death of my daughter. And now for the punishment of the second one.

Softly closing the door, I tiptoed away to where the shadows of the landing were darkest, and crouched down beside, and partly behind, the pedestal of a ghostly looking sta tue. A minute later, the door of the library opened, softly closed again, and the figure of Chink Dorson passed between me and the moon lit window on the other side of the broad landing. A snake on the floor! No wonder that tomorrow Waye kicks it, as eagerly he plans a stranger fate for another. (Copyright, 1931, by Frederick A. Stokes To Attend Conference The Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women, of which Miss S.

M. R. O'Hara, of this city, is pres ident, will hold two spring regional conferences. One will be at Scran ton, May 6, and the other in Pittsburgh, May 8. Following the Scran ton conference, the eastern members of the State Council Board will motor to Pittsburgh and will hold a board meeting that night.

Mrs. Charles F. Etter, also of this city, who is treasurer of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican women and vice chairman of the Republican State Committee, will attend both conferences. Mrs. H.

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THREE INJURED; MOTORIST JAILED Chambenborg, April IS. Three persons, Mrs. Adam West, 40, of R. F. D.

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