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Show r PROVO SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928. fAGE SIX Qiidago "Death Firm" Dissolves . ur.. : ILLNESS OF (Cont:unu?d From Tn-- j One)" ' f k -- ( - . -- - " 7 4 caose of the king's illness. The Prince of Wales will start home from Africa aboard the British cruiser Enterprise" at about 11 tomorrow. He may reach London ' In about ten days.. Latest r news of thTprince was contained in a dispatch to the Evening; News from Sir Percival Phil lips, itj correspondent, from ParThe prince stayed 12 hours at Zanzibar and his visit was entirely informaT'Sir PcrcIvaT i - cabled. . . CAPETOWN, South Africa, Dec. (UP) The Prince of Wales exembaik on the British pects at 10 a. cruiser at m tomorrow, a dispatch received from (hem said today. The route home to England now planned by the prince may bring him to London by Dec. 11 or 12. A saving of 24 hours was hoped for A ". 1 - o if; w'l 1 M 1', - L ' i"5T''mivv. ""i""!"1 Lill J '4 fin having the prince take a train from Suet to Alexandria. At Alexandria,, the cruiser Crobisher will meet him and go to Brlndisi, Italy. From Brlndisi, a special train will take him to Paris and London. ,.. VIM$fcMWi .M'noM f J- I J I TAX PAYMENT WW With theTeaignattanmf Emmet F. Byrne aiia Harold L. Levy, ant state's .attorneys, a "dealh firm" Is dissolved JThfl two"men liaVe set record of twenty-tw- o death verdlctsjn their five and a half years as (Contiunued From Page One) assistant prosecutors: They were born In ChlcagorTTWffTH the same neighborhood and grew up together. Byrne Js shown standtng, Levy that time was one for $108,233.16 ' . , seated. tor the Utah Power and Light company. Other checks received from the larger corporations were Iisted M follows: L. A. A S. L. railroad Net .Tightens in Murder Mystery Still Swedish tctng: : It will be a $500,- 000 wedding, with some Jl.000,000 wU! The ceremony be In St. Pleaa-antvill- e, 18 Found SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec. (UP) An old gray mare was credited with , leading prohibition agents to a still In an abandoned cabin on .the Mclntyre ranch, SO miles west of Eureka. The agenU, F. M. Taylor and D, W. Black, had about given up hope of finding the still' when they detected the odor of moonshine on a saddle belonging to "Snip," the old gray mare. VSnip" .was turned loose and they followed her to the cabin, the still. Spencer discovering Bishop, a cowpuncher, was ar-- i 1 a smajl Westchester county town outside New York. A special railway och will, take society editors to the seen from here.. These writers will see, in the e church at 4 o'clock, a setting of regal splendor, with the following . ,. unusual i enures: ce Gustavus As best Adolphus, eldest son .of the Swedish crown prince,, and himself the heir presumptive to the throne. As ushers Prince Sigvard, second son of the crown prince; Baron p to Slfrid Rallamb, Prince Gustavus; Baron Carl Eric Von Platen; County Pher Sparre, and Lieutenants Enhonlng, Lage-cranand , Caull of - the King's Horse Guards. , They will see the bride, daughter of H. Edward Manvllle, asbestos SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 1. manufacturer, in the. veil that the (UPV Police feared today that bridegroom's grandmother wore atlEarf Smith, 0, had been kidnaped. her royal wedding more than a He was Jast seen early Thursday s- half century ago. morning. The editors will see the highest The boy Jett home to play society as guests and bridesmaids. Thanksgiving morning and did not There will be, besides American return. Youthful playmates said social registerites, Count Carl saw him that afternoon, walkthe bridegroom's brother; they along- West Third South street, ing Countess Marianne Bcrnadotte, his a tatThe clew failed to sijter-ln-laElse Bernadottc, his carrying detectives. help sister; Count Carl GustaX Bonde No one was able to advance a and Countess Ebba Bonde; Count motive for a' kidnaping, as the Nils Wachtmelster and Countess child's Mrs. Emma Smith; Martha Wachtmelster; Baroness is of mother, modern circumstances, Gunhlld Von Platen, and Count her . husband, a Eric Von Rosen, lieutenant in the estranged from farmer living near Tecumseh, Oklo, royal bodyguard. In reporting this event the society Sheep in England total up to editors will be guided by social secretaries who have seen that exactly nearly 17,000,000. the proper tone was given a long list of preliminary luncheons, dinners and theater parties. Vt-tl- man--Prin- POLICE . ts FEAR -- BOY KIDNAPED . Ber-nadott- e, ' ii Utah Railway pany Salt Lake and Utah railroad $29,817.58. A number of the large corporations who have not yet. reare not included mitted their taxes, ' in this list. . Early Payment Urged Taxpayers of the county ,are by Mr. Taylor not to waTf until the last day before making their payments, owing to the congestion and delay caused. Residents of Provo may mall their checks direct,' thus eliminating the inconvenience of standing In line. $52,762.23; ' Y v,. in1 tr. Hi 6 hi. i: yy 4i' 0; . VI': T, dy s : tc 9 E r$S "T 10 -'- A .' 4 t S ft a P U .' iSskB. r. i n .:;: v. Hoover Apens His i Tour In Eucadpr ABOARD THE U. S. S. CLEVE LAND. EN ROUTE TO GUAYA QUIL. Ecuador, DCo. 1. (UP) Silk hat American diplomacy met the In Its home Panama hat today when President-elec- t Herbert Hoov mission opened its er's . goed-wiSouth American tour with a visit to .J! 'V ll a': Ecuador. Li , 1 I . Mr. HooveT left the U. S. S. Maryland at 6 a. m. and boarded the cruiser Cleveland, detailed, to, carry him up the Guayas river which is If la) ji being" Issued swlfUy as the web of legal procedure ought to entagle every suspect and material witness in the mystery . murder of Arnold Rothstein, New .York millionaire gambler. In the upper picture at the extreme right is JIartin "Red" Bowes being escorted to police iieadauarters where he was held In $10,000 bail. In the lower group, with their faces covered are Willie Meehan, left, and Bid- ney Stager, who also are held unded heavy ball. tive Lawrence C. O'Brien. DETECTTVE KILLED CHICAGO. Dec. 1 (UP) Thomas Geary was killed by Thomas J. Geary, detective, was shot to death Mullarkey, bartender, with a re today as he sat in a soloon, said volver snatched- from the holster of Patrolman Edward Johnson, to be owned by State Represents- w.ho sat by Geary. Warrants-wer- e p St V h c A . Walk , Upstairs and SMOOT FOB REVISION WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 (UP) Chairman Smoot of the senate fin- ance committee favors general tar iff: revision at an extra session of congress next spring, he announc, , ... ed, today.. Smoot 's announcement followed notice of a house ways and means committee meeting supposedly . to determine when hearings will be started on a new tariff bill. . BRAKEMAN FATALLY HURT ; . CEDAR CITY, ' Utah, Dec. R. Smyth, 22, of Milford, Pacific brakeman, was crushed fatally between twd cars he wasCQupling together . atlsoo. Springs yesterday. He died in a to shallow to permit the passage of hospital here several hours ' after a.' the accident. large vessel. n - (UP) M. Uhlon -- "jvlv. .1 Affair Save By selecting your Christmas Jewelry early I can make a big saving to you on diamonds, watches, rings, silverware, etc. Come in and be convlnceA. I reset your diamond in one of the latest style mountings, while you wait. . Expert, watch repairing and engraving. 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Dec. 1 (UP) Romaine Manvllle, heiress, will put on the late .Queen - Sophia's bridal, veil today and marry Count Folke Bernadottc, nephew of the Dcf Fred Ke'dcr told the jury sufficient P1.0 rrM . -to- send Phillon te. before J evidence . ... be would jnrgwiucea. firing squad Benefit One witness positively identified Philioh as the killer, but another, one whom'Kt'Jer relied for CorroDue to the prevalent illness of boration, said he was unable to say ' seen Phillon. "flu" colds, the reading of the play had ever he whether r by Mrs. Thcieupon, Keller made the mo- "The Strange Interlude" Canadian War Veteran Freed tion that resulted in Philion's free- Christen Jensen whioh was slated for Monday night at the Elka' hom . dom. ' .. cf Murder Charges has been postponed to a later date, - ' probably Monday, December 17. Thq at Price. CHILE REPORTS; QUAKE entertainment is a benef it affair, SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. l'(UP) all the proceeds of the ticket sole PRICE. Utah. Dec. .1 (UP) A Many persons we killed and in going to the Elks Christmas beneChilian by a fit fund. , committee of Carbon county club jured in Talca'-ani women today began raising funds violent earthquake during ' the ' O. Phillon, night, advices received today said. To see a bulll licking his hoofs with which to send H. v la said to indicate rain. ' , Canadian war veteran, back to his Both cities were badly damaged. wife and three children in Los An geles, rwhere he was arrested six mouths ago on a charge of murder. the victim of an amazing, mistako hi identity. Phllion was freed at S p. m. yes terday by a jury In district court, of Judge acting on the Instructions George Christcnsen, - who, after prolonged trial ru(led that Phillon was not the man known as "Blackie" Gibson who killed James Papacostas, at' (he Last Chance pool hall in Helper six years ago. 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