Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING- DECEMBER - English King Remains Firm In Stand on ‘Wally’ Dispute f Ruler Refuses to Yield Either Mrs Simpson or Crown in Parley With Prime Minister Tlif ellrOthers Confer The prime 'minister’s expressed bring the whole acted against the background of the disinclination to into open parliagrave question British throne when the dominions mentary debate as some thought he exerted their influence as auton- would led quickly to the belief that omous units of "Edward’s realm the king had found new champions subDominion representatives sought for his romance among his " jects avoidance of any precipitous move With sentiment and the empire which might preclude a quiet aligned against him and his cabithe future of the crown net threatening to resign observBaldwin Silent ers felt the king would have only Baldwin himself kept his lips two courses left — abdication or sevsealed except for his brief state- erance of his association with the ment in commons J and tartly de- former Baltimore belle clined to take intor his confidence If he should decide he desired any of the legislators seeking de- Mrs Simpson's friendship more tails of his real position in the than the throne of the British emstruggle to see whether Edward or pire the next in line for the scepter wouUT be dis younger brother the his cabinet shall prevail duke of York Observers thought he might make retiring home-lovin- g a statement of soma sort Friday With this eventuality in mind beas cause of Edward’s recognized dewhen commons reassembles recess termination to live his private life usual before its week-en- d but the consensus was that his final according 'to the dictates of “ his decision may not 'be made known own Conscieuce rather than the adUntil Monday vice of his counselors cabinet minWhen Edward first returned to isters began drawing up a bill confer- which would make the duke of York London for his night-tim- e ences he brought with him the king if the throne should be vaDuke and Duchess of York and left cated Mrs Simpson in Fort Belvedere Seeks More Time with her "Aunt Bessie’’— Mrs D B It was learned one of the reasons Merryman ofWashingtonDC— "who later was” driven alone to Mrs for Baldwin’s reticence in commons Simpson's lavish Cumberland ter- Thrusday was to gain time to comrace home plans to force Edward’s abIf Prime Minister Baldwin was plete dication should he cling to his determined to force a showdown views on the unprecedented situation 'Delving into old records legal ad- -' Thursday he did not follow through vlsers of Baldwin found there was in the face of a growing popular no hlstorio precedent for abdicasentiment that the king should be tion of the king- - of England xcept allowed to choose his own life partin times of revolution such ner — as those- which ousted Charles and Await Statement James II Baldwin his face etched with The only solution they said commowould be for Edward to renounce : worry went to the house of the members tensely allegiance to the Church of Engns-where awaited some statement from him land— which allegiance is required on the future course of the British of sovereigns by the act of succes' sion which took the throne from empire and throne In accordance with a previously the Stuarts and gave it to the house arranged plan Clement R Attlee of Hanover from which Edward s opposition leader who was under- descended Nor would Edward's abdication stood to have sided with the prime minister in opposing any match be- - automatically confer the throne on tween the king and ‘the divorcee the Duke of York A bill passed Arose and asked: by parliament and signed by Ed "I would like to ask the prime ward himself would then be neces minister on private motion a ques- sary Battle Simmers Down tion — whether any constitutional difficulties have arisen and whethThus the battle between the king er he has any statement to make” and his government simmered down Slowly Baldwin got to his feet and to whether Baldwin could force abfaced the house dication The prime minister’s apJT have no statement to make to parent strategy was to have everyday” he said quietly thing in readiness in case the king "While there does not at present should Bold fast to his right to love exist any constitutional difficulty and live as he chose in defiance of the situation is of such a nature as hla constituted advisers to make it inexpedient that I If Edward could not finally beshould be questioned about it at come convinced of the necessity for this time” giving up Mrs Simpson Baldwin (Contlnfltd from Pace One) I ' t 1 ' i I 1 s 1 1 1 I - Cecile’s Appetite is wonderful ever? healthy child's should be Yet leek of Viteaio B in the diet can cause serious loss of appetite Quaker - Oars is nen in Vitamin B -the precious vitamin that Braces up appetite and dt gestion— combats constipation - ii- i' Mamrid W Leader Sees ' Better Times For Railroads Former Interior Head Too 111 to Comment Family to Keep Ilom PreIdentof EL PASO Texas Deo ‘Albert B Fall was free Thureday to return to Rltos his beautiful ranch boms southern New Mexico But Fall may never go home He Jay in his bed in William Beaumont General hospital here Thursday —too ill to comment when attorney announced a settle' had ended years of litigation — over Tres Rltos In Bed for fear hie ment has bmn in a hospital bed for year and there his physicians he must remain for medical at tention necessary to preserve his Albert B Fall say life - Bitter- - and IndomltablerthiTor-me- r Harding secretary of interior not allow his own illnsss to halt The Right Reverend Alfred did his court fight for possession of Walter’ Frank Blunt bishop of homestead It was the who reminded the the ranchhealth Bradford of his wife which Church of England of the king’s breaking led to the settlement "need” of the Lord’s grace add"The will keep the horns1 ing "some of us wish he gave said R family C Garland Fall’s attorney more positive signs” of his aware-ne' Thttrsdayr"That ir alt that Will be ofthat need made public about the settlement It was made because of Mrs Fall’s ar health” Writer Gives Reason Behind British Crisis would indicate”-- — —— AT WOLFE’S DEPT STORE Handsome t 1020-pou- i 'i i u-- " of its vitamin for bracing — for AND" acute than those of the past A plea for the training of experts in government was made by Dr Lotus D Coffman president of the Untverelty of Minnesota "It seems strange that the United States with the most extensive school system in the world should make less use of it in the selection of public officials than any other nation in the world In government we still lumber along holding steadfastly to the oxcart and days” he said Hold The Moet Arthur F Hall president of the Lincoln National Life Insurance company of Fort Wayne Indiana said families in moderate clrcum' stances hold moet of the insurance in American companies although it hu increased twice as fast during the present century as the estimates of the national wealth William H Kingsley president of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance company presided over the session UNLINED AS LOW AS 1 RICED AS LOW A- -P- SS' LITTLE BOYS’ MOISand-BRE£CII- nnnTc A i3 DuVI -- ftitJi ft "- -- ES lum boys pun- on Boot They re iturdy and will make practical lift — tool —ia — black or brown Sizes 8-- $229 $248 U Sizes ll-- 2 Breeches StM In t to 18 whipcords boys ages corduroys and cavalry twills A practical sift for brother Priced ' As Low As $169 LADIES’ INCLUDES —Wool and Waterproof — SKI-Jack- et SKI-Pan- ts SKI-So- SIU-Toq- ue — x I b SKI-Sho- es You'll look bright against the sun and snow this winter! 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Quality -- Gloves ’ prize-winni- a t of Grand Champion Steer Brings $3 Per Pound From Store Magnate “woolenVmuf-fler- in authentic Scotch clan plaidsFringed ends Also knitted' and Bilk : scarfs— for Future Exhibitors Get ErnestPrepared Palmer' president of the National Association Insurance and director of in Over Million at Commissioners suranoa of Illinois Mid the great majority of companlM were to tho next depression Chicago Show pared which he would bo more moot asserted- - Vr eatfs —— — — Mrs Jouett Elsaid her mother's health had impaired by worry ever the Her father she said is litigation “bolding his own” -- — CHICAGO Dec' 8— Exhibitors al Settlement Shore! -Because of the secrecy surround' the International Livestock exposiing the settlement the nation may tion started carrying home Thursnever know whether Albert Fall a million and ( Continued tram Past OnT was victor or loser in his last legal day upwards of dollars derived from sales quarter battle commonwealth would precipitate But friends recalled how indig- and prizes a crisis Critical eyes of the judges gave nantly he once spurned an offer to One common bond they ell aclive indefinitely "as guest” In the way to the raucous voices of aucanimals home he had known as his own tioneers as knowledge— the British throne The offer was made by the went on the block That is the only bond they do acPetroleum Securities corporation Ths grand champion steer of the knowledge barring sentiment British statesmen say that If the which foreclosed a mortgage 'on show O Page 3629 caught the eye throne should disappear or fall Tree Rltoa and later Instituted suit of Charlei R Walgreen Chicago into disrepute the empire —or to evict FalL The corporation won drug store magnate when the ani Commonwealth of Nations— wbuld in district court and Fall’s appeal mal wu dieplayed t Tueeday was pending In New Mexico su- night’s show Thursday Walgreen’s come to speedy end Each dowhen minion would cut loose court tha settlement agent bid $3 ft pound for the preme - was announced — - The situation is particularly delAberdeen-Angand Chief icate in India A large part of Auctioneer Roy G Johnston of KanUnit of Empire vast this ’empire is ruled over by Petroleum Securities corporation sas City dropped the hammer some 660 princes and chiefs The Will Go to Farm is a unit of the vast oil empire built great native sovereigns are pow- by the late Edward L Doheny— who announced the Walgreen erful and proud Some of their was animal would be taken acquitted of giving the $100-00- 0 dynasties are older than that of Elk Hills oil lease bribe which to his Hazlewood farm at Dixon the present English reign Fall was convicted of accepting 111 Heretofore it has been the More than one of these maharaFall a in New Mexico slaughter the grand jahs told the writer In India that state spent year and was fined practice tosteer Many Reported 'Missing champion their loyalty was mainly bound up $100000penitentiary taking a bribe which he Oklahoma A and M college in the throne— not the government contendedforwas in Philippines a loan He was car- owner of G Page will receive $3060 of England They emphasised from the prison In 1932 to find from the sale in addition to several this distinction should ths king ried a Doheny subsidiary had foreclosed hundred dollars in prize money won disappear there would be chaoa a mortgage MANILA Dec 3 CD— Initial reon Tres Rltos in Hindustan So it is that Preby the champion The mortgage was for $100000 The reserve champion WHR Su- ports Thureday night showed one mier Baldwin and his cabinet are 32 missing in the per Domino from the Wyoming person killed and looking toward ths orient and Hereford ranch at Cheyenne Wyo wake of a typhoon which swirled Firgt Coast-to-Coa- st are fearful that the proposed maracross the Philippines south of here brought 70 cents a pound The riage might have a bad reaction — Plane Put in Museum Hereford was hid in by Pfaelzer Wednesday but damaged commuamong the ruling princes lines held up reports from Brothers lot a Chicago night club anication An Indication of the ramificadoien provinces where the toll Was WASHINGTON Dec 3 CD — A which paid $1309 for him tions of the present crisis rests been heavy pattered hulk of wood canvas and The champion carload of steers feared to have in the fact that Baldwin Is takAmong the missing 20 were gold metal took 'its place Thursday in shown by J F Mommsen of Miles ing counsel with England's partminers believed to have been enners in the commonwealth on this the Smithsonian Institution with City Iowa was bought by Fan and tombed by landslides in Nueva Ecija issue He is consulting Canada the honored relics of American Bill’s restaurant Miami Beach Fla prpvince north of- - Manila- - The pioneering The 16 animals averaged 1100 slides and all ths other sovereign states were attributed to terrific Once it was an airplane-th- e first pounds each and brought 27 cents His own future action may In pain accompanying the storm The a pound or $357775 considerable measure depend on to cross the continent homes of many miners were reportGalbraith Perry Rodgers flew It the attitude of the dominions Auction to Continue ed flooded In 1911 from Sheepshead Bay Long The single death was reported at Auctioneering w h i(c h started then observers agreed would rush Island to 84Long Beach CaL The Tbnrsday will continue through Noveleta near here where a man took days trip through the legislation enthroning Six months later Rndgers per- Saturday the closing day of the wae struck by a falling power line the Duke and Duchess of York ished Twelve other men were listed as when his "crate” crashed at exposition before Edward had a chance to fight Proceeds from the sale of 76 car- misting when their fishing vessel Breach Long back through his popularity with loads of swine waa estimated at failed to put in an appearance in the lower and middle classes— called $49000 and 42 carloads of sheep Bataan province ' across the bay Asked "the backbone of the empire" Bankruptcy at $20500 Sales of breeding cattle from Manila LOS ANGELES Dec 3 CD— Lee swine and Even if Edward should dismiss Scattering reports said many sheep wu estimated at Baldwin and the entire cabinet and DeForest inventor of radio and $50000 Private sales away in the bridges had been washed during summon his friend and supporter television appliances filed a volun- exposition B H Heide the stricken provinces-Authorit- ies manager Winston Churchill to form a new tary petition of bankruptcy in the said probably would amount to expressed feaf of great damage to one it was predicted the commons federal court here Thursday He $50000 rice crops in the two Camarinee still would follow Baldwin listed liabilities at $103943 and no The champion carlot of lambs provinces south of Manila assets other than $390 household sold for 30 It would be within Edward’s cents a pound 3 er however to dissolve even powpar- goods and tools which he classified cents over last year’s price The Ickes Awards Contract liament itself and appeal to the em- as exempt 60 lambs in the load averaged 777 pire at large for a return to absopounds each assuring $2369 for the For Clearinig Lake Area lute monarchy— a course given at to prevent Baldwin from exhibitor C J Brodie of Stouff least a fighting chance for success abdication without first demanding WASHINGTON Dec S -S- ecretary announc- ville Ont Canada because of the Jove most subjects ing his intention to Edward himIckes awarded a $24800 conprofess for their democratic bache- self tract Thursday to the Nevada Conlor monarch Those knew Churchill said Man’s Body Found struction company Nevada 'Mo In Churchill the king is believed he ivas atwho Gas-Filleodds Baldwin and a for clearing the grassy lake reset — In d Auto voir to have a staunch and Influential staunch admirerwith of both Edward site on the upper Snake river champion and Mrs Simpson OAKLAND CaL Dec 3 CD— The storage project near Aehton Idaho His pointed question to Baldwin As speculation and alarm spread identified a$ Leslie A $18972 contract for earthwork in the commons Thursday when he throughout the empire after the body of a man and structures on bench laterals asked for aseurance that the prime crisis had preclpitiously broken over W Michael 29 waa found in an of the Dead Ox Flat division of automobile earlier reported stolen minister would inform the house in the dam of the Owyhee project near Ontario newspaper here Thursday advance of any "irrevocable step” censorship crowds milled outside The automftbile had been fitted Ore was awarded to John Klug was interpreted by informed observBuckingham palace hoping to catch up as a carbon monoxide gas cham- Easton Wash ' ers as Indlcatlng-Church-lll wished glimpse of their king ber and the motor was running Near by was a torn-u- p group in- Fifteenth Victim Dies surance policy Issued by the firm In Alaska Landslide for whom Michael last worked Former employers said Michael JUNEAU Alaska Dec 3 CD— was listed with them as a mar9 ried man giving his wife’s address The recent earth slides' death toll as Twenty-fourt- h 235 street reached - 15 Thursday when Mrs Omaha Neb — William Lott succumbed to —in juries LONDON Dec 3 (INS)-- In available word on Mrs Wallis Corundum which includes the The temperature dropped sudasWarfield terrific Press ths stones to a of rubies demand and Simpson response sap- denly to 21 degreee above zero precious by sociation Thursday made publio phires ws manufactured-artificia- lly English newspapers for every lessening the danger - of more a lenthy and glowing description as early as 1837 avalanches of the American woman who has Edward's heart captured King Her beauty and intelligence were glorified to the British pub- TUc in the followlng terms the coffee cups friendships sfre sealed "Those "who know Mrs Simp4 son well describe her as slim vivacious dark petite entirely and altogether those and hospitality is the warmest charming "She has a deserved reputation Fall’s daughter liot been i NEW YORK Dec 3 CD— Railway prosperity undoubtedly will follow closely in the wake of industrial and agricultural prosperity Samuel T Bledsoe 'president "of the Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe railway told the annual convention of 'the Association of Life Insurance Presidents Thursday Citing drouth conditions he said: "It teems to me absolutely certain that given agricultural conditions free from such disasters railroad traffic and revenues will increase at a rate far beyond what the statistics of ths last few years on their face 1 CD— In He PRACTICAL - legally Tree HERE’S A FEW OF THE rlAHY Santa Fe Addresses Officials of Insurance’ Group Broken-agi- ng deci-slonj- - i Dispute Over Fall’s Estate Gomes to End f - — “—-Eduar- d’s 4193S 224 Wi CIV AND SO STATE STAMPS |