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Show PROVO EVENING..HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928. PAGE SIX 8.Y.U.RAI1Y "Contipued From Page One) Kidnaped,' Beaten A Of Sea Tragedy. . ISSUCCESSFUL He l To Make Report"" AS SMUGGLERS over to federal authorities. oneTThr Thr waratuTn6er "The fewer .than one Jiundred B. next case more fact made-hy. U. enthusiasts who made merry ? , the e NEW YORK. Nov. 2 OfUP) A Jeweler arid' his, daughter, the chief steward of the liner --and -- a Berengarta smiling awaited grand Jury action today In an alleged conspiracy to smuggle "approximately $500,000" worttt'of "tmaet diamonds into this A country from England. Meantime U. S. treasury agents abroad sought other member of a pua-zHn- g. r: and talked seriously; during football rally dinner ,on Friday at the" NewheuseoteT, wmningr " Salt Lake City, assured its success, despite the earlier lack of enthusiasm on the part of many who were approached regarding this In his ceu. after Bli death, was found scribbled will. In it Prentiss set forth that he had $30,000 In life. Insurance. The will directed that certain shares be paid to his children to his sister, to his wife and to Miss Palmer and added a core with bequest of $500 to Jfevins. And It The results of the is that last item that has the police athg the Utah Redskins, a .weiJ Jtpr letic opponents, ,augur Some of them believe that Pren sight be- tiss, overcome with shame at his rqiising rally dinner the next , fore the; .gajno disgrace, wanted to .die and leave , .. year.'', his widow his modest. fortune, and his and Attorney Arch M. Cheney that he hired Nevlns to kill him. wife were in direct charge.of alLaM any"haridy"meanrxffcom- rangementa for the dinner, and ser-io- tacking . mlttingsuicjdeJapia-cftHeffort on their part assured the first - ' 0-- 0 U"ringijor ' quest. Ao Interesting Observation at th dinner was that there were more women than men in attendance to n hear the songs by Marguerite and the Playhouse theater quartet, and the talks by Attorney Arch M. Cheney, '06, and Toastmas-te- r R. .Leo 3lrd, '00, followed by Marlon J. Greenwood, '05, manager of the Utah Oil Refining Company, .. J. Preston Creer, '16, of the School Supply company; Coach Ott Romney,. Captain "Hank" Simmons, Dr. George H. Brlmhall, Will Roberts, '02, and President Handwriting Experts . Tackle Puzzle Others, however, believe that Kevins saw him write the will and added the. $500' bequest himself, hammering Prentiss to death first, and n his Ignorance of legal matters, believing that the legacy would hold water. are now Handwriting experts studying the. will. Prentiss' lawyer believes it. was written in Prentiss handwriting. Assistant U. .L Dis trict Attorney. Donald van Buren, however,, .believes thatthe- - hand writing la Kevins'."At all Nevlns soon will stand trial for first degree tnurder. But whether his trial wilt definitely clear up the mystery Is uncertain. iJiaTer4tias overcome - by re morse, taker what he conceive.d to be the only honorableway out of hts difficulty and hire Nevlns to kill him? Or did Nevins see a chance to make a little money by clubbing his cellmate to death,, and forge the will after the murder to do It? The exact truth may never be known. Utah-Idaho- Harris. :! of tpe Cougar rally lair by .University. ofjLJtah rooter., headed by the "U" band, only stimulated to fever heat the yelling proclivities of the assembled mip- porters. The college song, "Our Glarioua Banner,", and peppy yell wpon'yell vindicated the Judgment of those who believed In the success of the first football rally din ner, and the brilliance of the' Cougar football team. Franklin - .- . S. - NEW REMEDY FOR FITS; FREE 30 DAY TRIAL! An amaiing remedy that stops : r - - -- - V-, ( ' J j j ! : . . t - - ) t , - UTAH COUNH . iave.re-turned- " rl - In Gambler's Will r- I We have from house. . Mr. and Mrs. ' Stephen Ritchie and. children, of Ogden, spent the week end With Provo relatives and ' - . v jr -' v J u - . s r Sunday EonitA ..Tuesday and Wednesday Zane Grey's, ireat western story 111 "NEVADA" I f I I i - 4 v 'i :4?t r: f f i I i'ull of thrills Jove, Jaugh- ter and tears. One of the greatest stories of the west ever filmed. Also 7 77 ? First Series of r 'The Collegians" ,1 A : V V"- t-- ;V 'v oked-A-Mon- , ... v- where.' TODAY! AND WEDNESDAY f stor to mor to w frlei Jen shot beci vol brin NO1 JEI -the lips, given lasting satisfaction. eral lowi V, the lis I I .7 felt an ASK A Bi wal A Monarch user thoroughly enjoys cooking and baking with a Monarch because shex has the assurance that failures are not to be experienced. 111 i yy ' ' She' is an enthusiastic booster and does not hesitate to tell her friends about the many supreme features MONARCH. - ' i Position Wanted ADZ Co. r-Rus- sell Eight Busy Furniture Stores The Lowest - Prices Large Scale Specialized III By airplane from the Black Hills Richof Ine Norton, former uroaoway ard Clark, better known as "Dead-woo- d one as was named showgirl who Dick,"- flew to Washington to of the beneficiaries In the last will invite President Coolldge to spend of Arnold Rothstein, murdered another summer near Dapid City. New York gambler, here is pic- Here you aee hini leaving the tured at Miami Beach, Fla.' Roth- White-HousThe eole survivor of stein .helre plan to contest the will Custer' last stand carried the invinamea. was Miss Norton which in tation tn the tin dispatch box that he used when he rode the Pony WHY HER CHOICE Express. 'ou his your husband with a W. C. Brown, Christian Scientist chair? Pray,' teu me. why you did "What has been termed 'lira EdIt. Mabel?" could not lift dy's .religion' ia simply the religion "I did It because-. Of JeSUS." the table." Integral. South-Dakot- Seuve a, Four years at Princetoni Four years of growth from youth to VAN CAMP'S PREPARED i'our yeara vi friendship, romance, work andplay.. Wild nights of forgetfulness. Earnest days of striving. American college life as it is lived today. manhood. - ,J5' REGULAR 11 prselaitd Save JiVil 57j V. 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TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY V mei cu STRAND lid gru tui t'e-- '.J i was hea wh "The One Price House" Dixon-Tayl- o ' Ing Monarch User mm? rRffAD WANT Coming Thursday I'KALMS and KELLEYS" I arch have served and. 'Benson at Calford' Comedy "Come Djzzy Sights" '", Kinogram News. Myr part tattt Malleable Ranges is due to the manner in which they Rev. Lloyd Carrlck, Presbyter As long as war itself, as an institution, is still given a legal standing, all other efforts are but endless steps that tend to get no- Southern Utah's Finest Theatre " the doct Is n to LI lte effoi o Monarch .' Monday; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Young, of Salt Lake are spenling a week with it STA1 Al The Popularity and -- in slrpli Ufic ian: '.:yr U" - si herat but t mate durli and mad man agal mot ness Make Your SelectiorTToday 1 - L". TV" vii Wi sr. Phone 20. hanksgivihgD -- " A1 eca up a co-e- doing nicely. Mrs. Sadie Bradshaw of Tooele, of s she appeared after being was among the Proyo, visitors over Mary.-a.. kidnaped, beaten and robbed. Miss theMr.week end. and Mrs. W. E. Parker, and Pickford and " her"" escort, Jack Q&usrhertv. Were returninsr from a family, and Mrs. Annie Parker, of night club in Los Angeles about sHelPer are mong the Provo visitwhen fmir men atturltart them, knocking Daugberty uncon- guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Fred scious and carrying Miss Pickford Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edleman of into the hills where she was beaten and robbed. She was later releas- Springville were visitors' in Provo ... ed. Bllsa Edith Harrison and Miss Vehna Blgler, of Salt Lake," were friends at otU n NEA Cleveland Bureau , Because she won a bet by sitting on a railroad track, Miss Lillian Oberlin Ramsey, ia in a hospital. Tha girl, whose .. 1 .wish. AT SMOOTS 'Here is Lottie Plckford, .sister here ..with deli Th i. ar $7.50 per. square JVe can save you money. 200-ino- A . the best at , - p , up. Terms if you Provo irlenda. Misa Helen Wright is spending a fewdaygm Spanish Fork, the guest otter sister, Mrs. P. A. Ot sen. .' Misa Hannah Progse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prusse, left Monday for the Northern States Millet Huggis shot a nice 68 at mission field of the L. D. S. church, ft Petersburg the other day. Babe where she will labor during the Ruth arises to inquire what he made on the next hole. coming year and a half, Mrs. Harry" Gammon, of- Vine- telescope A h is to be yard underwent a serious operation " i built on Mt. Wilson. Maybe they TThursday at the L. D. S. hospital 7 are trying to help Tex Rickard to Ttln Salt Lake. Her condition has been extremely grave, but reports find a new champion who will draw ... from the hospital . Monday were a million-dollgate. -- 1 that she was slowly improving. Derral Frank' SchmenRky, of Chicago is planning a subway. Lake Business men have grown tired of and Ella Nielsen, of Provo, were Issued a marriage liwearing ateel helmets riding the hat felt K SMART black XTXX street cars to and from work. : cense at the county court house plastlons of black and white Saturday. 4 has on the feathers lying smoothly TiTSeek where the' brim turns up and Ben Tillett: "God help the man on the crown - and brim on the who won't marry until he finds a turned-dow- n side. perfect woman, and God help him t still more if he found her." "Deadwood Dick" je: nion loss Ohlo-DJlno- 1 ROOFING a family, of Eureka, spent Sunday here with Mrs. Benson's sjjster Mrs, Phyllis Jensen. Maynaud Paul Williaaison, of Pleasant .Grove, and Rose May pamicq, Jpf Provo, Were issued a marriage Jicense Monday at the county court house. Mr. and Mrs. Cyras Tolman, of Santaquin, are happy to Announce the safe arrival of a daughter, born November 18 at the family home in Santaquin? Mother and baby are INSPECTOR IN satch counties, making inspections of fruit and produce shipments. . t r Tuesday he inspected a consign ment of apples at the cold storage int., Intendea tor shipment to Cafr if ornla points. Monday he made in vestigation of potatoes In WasatcHH county that may be certified for seed. County Agricultural Inspec tor Clyde ia assisting 'him rice Admiral M--. M. Taylor, who whileOover here. ' directed the ' Navy department's rescue forces at the. scene of the O'Goofty came "home dlzsy the Vestria sinking, is expected to make other And he won't be . the Navy department's , report able toevening." the missus in a convince was Admiral Taylor theteon. hundred years that he was watch aboard the Battleship Wyoming, the bike riders. which picked up several survivors, ing and was in complete .charge or a The entire Chicago team waa Innumber of naval sea vessels at the vited to attend tho ls ' scene. ... game. Well, they gdt to SEE. a . football game this year, anyway. andJ3cUtb.r to their home,, in Provo, after spending the past two weeks in Los Angeles, California. Mr. and Mrs. IjC L. Ourf and family of Soldier Summit werehere with friends on Monday. Arthur Grotegut, ' of Spanish Fork, and Ellen Agnes Wright, of Provo, were issued a marriage license Monday at the county court JttTsajldMrs. Jack Benson 'and i f & 7 . Mr. and Mrs. Parley Johnson and friends. . E. B. Barrett, assistant state agricultural:: inspector, is ' spending part of this week in Utah and Wa - daughteraMay nr . Mr. od MraCeorge jtarding and family of Logan were here with friends and relatives over the weekend. , 3 . ' - fy . - J tajhave - - ,- six-da- y the most stubborn cases of Epllep-ti- S FiU U announced by the COMPANY,, pf 71 St John's Place Station, Brooklyn, N. IT, They offer to send any sufferer a thirty day trial treatment to prove that the remedy can stop their attacks no matter how bad or Jmw long they have suffered. Write for your treatment to Department , 830'" and state your case In full. " ' - 'rings'iid brought Into this country annually from $35,000,000 to $50,000,000 in unset Jewels without paying the 20 per cent duty fixed on such goods. In particular they sought a man said to have been described by the steward, William Ballyn,. as StPflP, who allegedly handed him the diamonds in Southampton, England, whenever the Berengarla sailed for New York.' . life-lon- - i- Wins Bet, But! CITY NEWS -. - 1 home Is Struthers. O., net William Robinson, of West Point, Pa, an other stud ant, she could sit on the! SEC track in front of an approaching! train longer tnan ne. xney aatl dowhTlne train cajneaiiaSinseiJ leaped. The .engine struct JUiu Ramsey, who was staying longer tol win the bet t ;22c ............23c 23c ... .....25c . |