19. NO. 48
PRINCE GEORGty B.-C. THURSD
Actions of King provoke Crisis in Great Brit?in
Premier
Baldwin Takes
Stand on Right of Parliament To Determine Policy j
King May But She Will Not Be Accepted As Queen of England
DEATH PENALTY FOR GERMANS SENDING WEALTH TO OUTSIDE
London, De^. 1�Senie drastic lairo were proclaimed by the German grovcmment to.iav. The nvr-t drastic was one whl-; proscribed the death penalty for- all Germans convicted sji sending their wealth to any frcxiign country for safekeeping -J hi, is taken to iiidfcr�te the detp-er-sue condition of German firiance, and the loss of confidence on the part cf persons of means
widen, Dec. 3�It was
tdward had declined
to
i uay. King .
, eot tne advice cf Premier Bauson VniUUi- the subject of their iaiier-' v vcsieiday. As he is kmg of !lha iunhuciii; a,, well as of Great Britiin i-kmier Baldwin will consult the sw-,,.,! ui.ni'nions btrcrc deciding- Ufen . , i;nL, of action. The opinion pieM.aii. .',',�, i if the k-n'ff reiuse^ to accept- ih� �trivicc ot Ji� ministers in the pirs;nt be obliged to abdicate
2�a crisis lias buen ; relations existing be.-Edward and his
situation. Some time ago �t'er bv threatening- to flake the life of Germam wh� sevk to protect fheir property by scndj!.h3 it cut of th-c cruntry.
SAULT STE.-MARIF'! EFFECTS RESCUE FROM FROZEN R
Sault Ste. Marie, Dae. l-f. stable W. Oairny today ef :-escua of �L Lang, a lad years who went through th Mary's river while isfcating. boy out ihu constable swai feet,. breakup vhe Ic:e and boat ahead �# him the full
LITTLE NEwTlN 1 PLANKS OF PtATF� OF CONNELLYS PA
advice
he
London. Deo. reached in the tween Kin
tween King ;
'< iepresenced by Pxemier Baldwin 1-r.A h s cabinet- Ttae situation is said to . be-without precedent. The newsp.i;,,cs , n:f the nation, which virtually ..Vfilv^
Debate the Volunteer Issue
Victoria, Nov. 28�There
's new in the six planks
Robert Ccnnell fcas.arrnoivn
upon, which he would r&is
Constructive party, his off
the C.C.F. For the mow
have all figured in the r
ether parties, to be cc-nver'
pod after their electione-si'
j had been served. Of the'
j those dealing with the aWl'
J tical patronage and govern:
I ship of breweries are pern? \
familiar. Rev. Mr. Conne f
j following the Christmas se; j
j hi'-; three supporters in thf I
j all former members of the ty
'make a tour of the pro\ I
j interests of the- Social 7
' party.
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the
cni"attachment to M;.s. Wailis Sirup-oii have now cast all reserve to ;he winds and appear to be of one rrovid, that while the king may choose to wed Mis. Simpson she will never be cepted as. queen of England
German Force of 5000 Men In ALBERTA IS GIVEr
S in Bri M R ASSISTANCE WIT:
^Frt"� *-�i��gs matter to rteadi T TTi^T TTV. . - . _,- TT_. ^,
in Great Britain
HIGHWAY BUILD!
Edmonton, .Dec. 2�The
JrS�S�fiS�:3il�$33Enlistment of Men in Neutral
with King Edward today more than one hour, and when it j;res concluded the premier returned to cat house of commons. The matters tiis- j cussed by Premier Baldwin were )io1 confined to the rumors connecting: jheiij name of the king with Mrs. W?L\L';, Simpson but covered the failure of i;.U'i kii^ to recognize his constitute: a! ; "imitations. One of the matters tti \ which exception was taken was j
h
"'� ' OUTLOOK THREATENING! erriment has come to the
the province witfh its ur, problem by making $480.1 for highway construction, government will assume cart and advance the reii to the province as a loa-J the work have been fixed an hour.
Nations for Duty in Spain May Bring World War
London. Dec. 1�it waft- announced
-o-
tcdayth.it Anthcny Edexi, British, foreign secretary, will bring up in the i RAnMTNTON PIT house of commons tomorrow or Thurs- j ?1 rZ � �. -Ziy , day the whole question of foreign en- HAVE BUSY MO? llctments lcr miliuuy service in the j WITH TOURNAM
cent appointment of the governor �g^n- � civil war in Spain, in supix>rt of either '
cral of South Africa. The appoir &< i.1; \ the government or the revolutionary
a native-born of South Africa, aria hia ; forces. For .-.ome menohs past the vol-
pppointment it was suggested j>ri/rirs! unteering of men in foreign countries j Tournament Is Sts
weaken the tie between t!he domiiV-on ! lor service in Spain has keen proceed- j___
and the United Kingdom. Another �;*>��; ing openly. Nearly every nation in'
jection had todo with the king's ff il - | Europe has- contributed volunteers
T v- � v j ,
xcrfiu visub vanaert
-Quesnel Here Sun>
to
of
ctioh had | j Takill(I advantage ,�
to accord full recognition to *fcje; the warring forces, an outstanding in- finest week ends turn� ads of the Church of England in <>h>5 � tance being the efforts, of. General \ wea'ther man this fan
d h j Fi O'Dff f ih St I
lire
heads
weather man this fan
heads of e weather man this fan
matter of the arrangements mado h\ j Foin O'Duffy. of the Irish Free .State. I Georm badminton club" cwnection with his approaching oar- | to recruit 1000 Irishinen to fight be- vanderhcof on Sun\lavta cnaucn. The greatest objection xra.5 hind General Fianco. the Spanish rebel, ulcd tournament with t
tiled tournament with til
pp |
cnaucn. The greatest objection xra.5 hind General Fianco. the Spanish
ad\-anced last, and had to do witti hi leader. The matter was brought to' a j n vas a very close]v c0,
repcrted intention of the king to ma fry . head with the reported arrival cf 5000 j bu| 'pj-mce' Gcoree came
. mpsn mg be pp ! only late in the afterno
by the cabinet and i>arViament. wi',1?-; H regards as sieviificant. if they are electric lights were turna out according, her the status of quo eh, '� hrld to b? volunteers, that tfhe entire ; hu their-stride Owine
i ill thi J
hu their.-stride Owine
Mrs. Simpson. j Germans in Seville as reinforcements ait?>r a strenuous dav to <
In the course of his interview Pre- ; for the insurgents. The German gov- %rith a ^_20 vicbon; nrer Baldwin is represented as sayng enment has denied anv sucsh number Tllle g^anae courts an that a plan might be worked out by j of Germans ha-3 arrived in Senile, but | of the vondcrhoof club which approval to the king's marriage the British government claims to have ! bothered, the Prince Georc with Mrs. Simpson migTit be appro^-cd ! assurances the Germans are^there, and j only' late in the afterno by ' " "' ' ' '' -����� ��'- ��='�� �� =�� �<-��-� .....�
out according--her the status of qua but that would be considered oaly if Uie king would agree for tihe future to
refrain from political activities and to The British government sees a threat onp s" Pact has not shut off the *h[V~ I who would win the man'
the government's policy in dealing ^^t oj war munitions to Spain from j Eai.ly ln (j^ play c
number two man of tl club had the misfortuni
; hu their.-stride Owine
number should arrive in Seville within J iaunber of contests arr n o-riod of forty-eight hours. impossible for teams to d
The British government sees a threat ^
the government's policy in dealt--* -went of war munitions to Spain from | with the local unemployment situation. Italy. Germany atid ftyss'fl. it hns at On the conclusion of his interview 'f��t curtailed such shipments But if ith ft th si f t iet
n of his inte
^ith premier Baldwin the king is axd to have agreed to consider the miSiJ-. mentations made to him.
The leading newspajDers are ncv/ openly discussing the strained rela-fa !fti between the kirn? and his tvMi-
ft the seisins of -e?rot consignment Jrc
.^ Wa^ munitions to Spain the neutral of mo dflv but
.nations wink at enlistments in tiie'r \Hk
which put him cut . bi
� . . ,i ^ i taken bv Sam Cocker, countries for military service in th-t becn -,^1 mov OT
^�;mtrv It. must become lncreasln-> mate her me Duohes, or �& ^^*^%<�gJS%
nnnv weeks before it was announced, ignition wrp^ to have be?n extended n Oen-eral Franco ca|>tu?fbi Madrid, when th!> stiffening of the defence
of from RArs>ia and Mexico, aixl
C3U
the ha.s
been rega;;l?d i
�-i^dM ^n ?S�ement is not te
of th� wo^td. th* tnk'n^ of Madrid as a preliminary to recog-
cf
Hip vo 1 �vent 0?
Mrs-
Cr^tA n�f< Ducht'^ of
,u i shall not b<' reel-
's queen this doubtless will re-
ctsnnot close her t-frrent of a Fa^cirt victory in rid the overthrow of the exi^t . which may involve the Bile^ric Tsl�.nd'� to Italy, +hus v-vakenine the Brit'sh position h> the Mediten-nnean anri sottin�r up a , . bar to communications between France
TaSWttS I Hnd thC Prencl1 Africtin colonips-|atl!rS'i GERMANY PROHIBITS USE OF WHEAT OR RYE FOR MAKING LIQUOR
KinS t^nitriu %2�Premier Mackejizie lhe new�? Vvf ^f}15^ to comment u; >on s British
London. Dec. 1�The Gernnn government lias Js-ued a decree which for-b!di! the use of wheat en- rve in the r>->qm?fpct�re of alcoholic bevera(2res.
vntif. for the horn��� chit pregnable nt nil times. Ine; proved to be the do Prince George players, to (^concert the Prince mo't durintr lisont^sts � 1h� fnct^that v.riile th\ hot with the plft\r. hi wear a heavy home sweater, weighing at le: and then to come off ' ins: none the worse for t The following wero tht matches:
Mrs. Scott Plici ?-5Jr. { M:ss Mbwbray f.av.d Pit
Mrs. Scott n.?Ki Spink Ogston and Lncey 21-6
Mrs. Scott and Sptnk Irving and Taylor 21-'
Mrs. Scott and Spink More and Cocker 21-:
Mrs. Scott and Spin*� Tavlor and D. In.-in? 2'|
M!rs. S^ott and Soinll Roberts find Herb Moo|
M'--s Blue and Watc Oeston and Lacey 21 "1 " Miss Blue and Ward Irvine ahd.H. Tavlor
Miss Blue and V."ar. Moore and S. Cocker
Miss Blue ami Ward Tn-vlor and Iryins 18-j
Miss Blue and Ward* Rolwrts nnd Mooiv 2l'i
Miss MacLellan r.nd M!^<5 Mowbray and Fir>(;
Mis*; MacLellan aa
ask(�hisW "na British crir-'s. H
'r:n nas Lss k!7^eWer if PremiGf B; lrt- I The penalties, heavy fin^s-or imprisoned beinp- ^ any PUDlic staf.wvjnt m>nnt maybe exacted frenn the manu-
' >s^ued k no- l3tate^<';>t �ad | factiirer or the buver or seller of liquors j Mrx Ogston. and Lace;
E?d Ha e Bri^sh pre>uv.rr- ur.- i in the making of which wheat or rye
would follow his py m, le. ' entered. , '
Miss
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