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NO. 16

‘Skeena Returns----More to Come

Polling station
Hanson

sone BIO

Prince Rupert ........escenee
Oceanic
Lakelfe
Little Canyon . j
Telegraph Creek. teense BL -
Atlin : 117...
Promier Mine weeccecs tenes sue 63 |
New Hazelton ..
South Hazelton -.......
KKitwanga
Skeena Crossing
Copper River
Port Essington ....

* Haysport
Tyee.
Terrace .
Smithers
Stewart
Anyox Mine ........

Anyox Beach ..........2

Surf Inlet .

Ocean Balls wccccae cesses
Namu
Port. Simpson .......2.
Inverness
Georgetown .......
Cassnuir
Oshind
Georgia River .........
Kahim Take ......
Dunwell Mine -.
Alice ATM woes
Usk
Big Missouri Minze....
Dorreen
Quick
Bella Coola
Hugensburg
Cedaryale ccc on
Francois Lake weeeees
Endako
Kispiox o_o
Glentanna ow
Grassy Planes -........
Evelyn
Telkwa
Houston

Burns Lake «0...
Ootsa Lake .
Sheraton serene
Southbank .........
Wistarin,
Ta tilrose ;

“teen Charlotte City
Povt Clements .....
TE ;
ATELSSOE  ceeeccsue vee
Wark Cunal wu...
Delfic
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Minter oe
Morieetown...

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Candidates; 4

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b THE ELECTION RETURNS

The radio service given hy the Radio .

Commission of Caneda on Monday

ilght wos very good. : Returns were | :

s#iven in an intelligent” manner, and
the reception was. fair, The Commig
sion remained on until around eleven,
Intt by that time few if any B. C. re
timma had been" received, The B. Cc.
eTOtUurns were not. riven ‘out at-all that
night, at least not up .to 11.30. It is

very. strange that~the people in ¥an |.

couver and: other: southern ‘parts of the

votes counted and the ‘returns’ given to
the rest of Canada: the-same- day - the
nou is held. - 'Thet‘is:the only part of
Cnnada that falls down on. election
day and night. :. Bea a

blee “tlon dance,” By

Olof Hanson, who will continue’ to. be
Skeetia's representative at . Ottawa,
His: Majority, while. votes are not: all

ab)

Yukon—Mis," Black, B

“Mong: with, Foon,. Me Bonnett five ¢.
ae . 18 ec

Canada’s New Premier

Re. Hon. Wim. Lonon Mackenzie King

who won a great election on Monday

‘and who will guide the destinies of the Dominion for the next four or five

¥ ears.

British Columbia
All Mixed Now

British Cohnnbia voters wanted tn
have representation in- the goyernment
at Ottawe, no matter what party was
called upon to form a government, and
with that end in view they elected a
few from all-parties.- The results as
received the day atter the election are
as follows:

. Vancouver Bovrad—Arnold Webster,

oe. Oan On OF
Yanconver :
* Liberal. ¢ . |
Vancouver Sauth—Howard. C, Greene

Conservative, .

Ceutre—Inan Mackenzie, ak

| Vaneouver Kast—Angus McInnes. CG.

C.F
Vancouver North—dc. Grant MeNeill,
Cc. GOOF, a
Sariboo—J. GC. Targeon, Liberal
Fraser Villey-—H. J. Barber; Cons.
Kootenay, East--Hon. H..H.' Stevens,
, Revongtructionist. ;
Nantamo—J. 3: Taylor, .0..00 RB
Comox: Alberni—A. Wy, Neill,” Ind...
Kamloops-1.-F ‘O'Neill, Liberal *:".:.
Kootenny West—W, K, Esting, -Cons.:
Skeenu—Olof Hanson, Liberal :
Yale-: Hon, Grote Stéiling,Cons-.
Vietori—D, B, Plunkett, ‘Cons, -
‘hig? ‘lead; st a
New Westintuster--Tom. Rela Libs >

“capt ‘Mortimer “tedt: ‘Dtiesday ‘to ait

tend conré An: ‘Smithers cat will, tnt

children * ae “aibag
trap lines, :

The two Indians from Fraser Lake
who are charged with trying to Wreck
aC. N. R. train at Bulkley Canyon,
nppewred before the court in Smithers
m Tresday. The Crown was ready
ft) proceed. with the ease but the ae
queved asked for an adjournment uo
til they ‘eould get n lawyer to defend
them, The cise was adjourned for a
week, ;

ee ©

Now that the election is over most
vf the people will get settled down so
the Thanksgiving season may be pro
‘perly eclebinted. Thankselving Day.
Will be observed on Thursday next.

“Camda, .

Canada Goes
Strong Liberal

Every Province but Alberta
Gives King a Majority

Cunada is most decidedly opposed to
the reform measures adopted and pire
posed by Hon. R. B, Bennett. In fact
the country seems to be opposed to any
thing going under the name of Conser

vitive. Hight of the nine provinces
hive Liberal governments, and now
the Libetals will control the Dominion
gevernment. To enforce Liberal | poli
cies should be very ensy,

. The voting last Monday was a. hig
surprise to many, but was just what a
lnt of others said it would be. In that
respect it did not differ from any other
election,

The election did, however, differ in
at least one respect from the ordinary
warden variety of elections, viz, the
people of Canada will not have any
contrel over business; they want no
reforms, but they do want. to-go back
to the old days of easy going.

For the most part Hon, Mr. King
relied ou the old policy of many years
ago and it seems to. be what was de
sired. The next) few years: will tell
whether or not the choice was wise or.
not. most likely it was.

Starting with the Maritimes the Lib -
omls took all the sents in Novia Scotia —
and Prince Edward Island, all but one
in New Brunswick, nearly all in Que
hee. andthe. “mojority.in: Ontario, nd.
Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
went almost unanimously for ‘the Soci
al Credit purty and B, ©. wants ‘to get
something from everyone,: irrespective
of party, creed, color or:
you.

This morning the standing 0

sartids in ‘the Dominion: ‘is as’ follows

Corsorva tives—41

Libera ls—166

C0. BT
Tm FL O.—1
Social Credit—17
Reeonstruction—1'

Gther parties—S
DPonbtful—t

‘The Auglican eburch in Hazelton | ‘is
giving vn fowl supper on Friday. of this”
week, .

eee t

Rt. Hon:.R. B. Bennett. whose. polleles~

1 of reform took him down to defent” in
and "carried,

wr ty wit him: 2 ns

Alberta