fl House. ° ‘expected until noon:-today, spat. * up: to ‘four o'clock | this moruing ¢ the election : ey and Labor -lost 111 seats:” _ a ee “trader: ‘hasrended’ as 71) . Loyd George. ‘Liberal )ppos ition is | a wonderful : “Adudatiae for the. Taber |. a * party” which: “had controt’ “ot Ray late} government.’ ‘remier . “Ramsey “Me-! ‘- Danald- “anid” ‘his, ‘national: party, , “which |: * included 2 “many Conservatiye - leaders, will have: a ‘great. ‘majority: in the new The, final feturns were retinrns were Total Opposition ~. The Conservatives gained 101 seats oe These - figures ‘do: not take in con- sideration: the- large: ‘number of. seats! won bby. aeclamation,.. most: of. whom “were Conservative or menibers ‘of the National ‘government.’ ” ore Before the election it was genéraliy conceded that. the: National. Govern- ment vould- be. returned to power, ’ AE - was just.a. matter. of what the: major- _-lty would De, iy ” Great Britain has: ‘declared in. ne un: certain terms’ ‘that the day of. ‘the tree | “in Fisk S “henceforth ; thé, industry : of -the ° “eoani- try shall enjoy : ¥ sure “of. _protec®| ' tion, This is’ the. on ¥ means - possible, for Britain ‘tO BAVG. herself; and ‘the - great masses: ‘of ‘the: solid people. of the. ‘ald land realized ° ‘the truth: of : fhe” for- ernnent program and. consented to the - program delng adopted at’ the earltest “}the: large‘ number of, acclamations, the. nttand. that | Wat ae a ‘eras , out: ‘froma. London, ag ‘follows Conservatives’: 2.5. wee: National. Labor: In ‘aadttton “ 6 ithe: above, there are most. of : arhieh: were: ~Oonservative: or supporters, “ot. the government. os ot “Premier. Ramisey. ‘McDonald was -l- ected by: a. majority. of 5,000. in Sea-. f Most: of the Labor Jeaders’ ‘were defeated. Sir, sweld. Mosley, the: inan who, undertoo! to ‘form -another . ‘new party. Was ‘defeated’ ‘by: a ‘Conservative. Rt. Hon. J. Re ;Clynies., was..defeated, | but? Sir Austin Chamberlain, ‘a Conger-. yative, was‘ elected in Birmingham We Rei: Hon. i. M. Cc. 8. Amery; ‘Conserva- tive, . was: elected. Lady. Astor, . Con-. servative, in a straight: fight. against eo Oppostiton " Among. othe prominent leaders elect: ed were’ “Premier | Ramsey: ‘McDonald; Sir, Herbert’ ‘Samuel; -Sir - Joba, Simon; J.. Ay Thomas,’ ‘Lloyd George and. Wine. ston Churchitl. ” may Among. ‘the defeated were, “Arthur ‘Hendérson, Labor leader. NURSES “ENTERTAIN RNS Gave Hard Tiines “and. Hallowe’er Party Combined and Gave the , _Gueats ‘Interesting Time — - ‘ One of the’ jolilest parties that has : “heen given ins this district for a long |: 1 ‘BB a time was ‘staged by: ‘the’ nurses: Of: the . Hazelton -Hospital : ‘at: heir. ‘residence : on ‘Tiesday- evening. ‘Between: ‘25: ‘and | ‘80 young peuple: ‘were: present and: the. affair ‘took the: form: of -a Hard “Things and Hallowe’ en “combination, ‘Phe ‘young Indies earried: it. through in 2000, | style. “The guests, ‘were. first: welcon- “ed- at the iioor: by 2 ‘ghost’. with.’ “the hand that charms,., and from. there a = * Little, persundion carried ° the. ‘guest . to. and: “thrdugh’ ‘the chamber : of. ‘ROtrors : where they ‘weré.<.:prepared for what TO serious: ‘en uy gz . fnix and whe _ might come : afterward. . “There “were sualties:: ‘reported, . but: a lot of, fun was Feported., The ‘guests’ ‘were dressed in’ keeping : with; the ‘at: |! ‘found seats partners. - ‘the, fldo cwith thelr | coniteat was’ won’ by "Mis Willen, ad . tet. 4 —Wrinch, Supper tinie- came, they.) respective ways homeward, "feeling: ait was good to have been there, : . xoKNG apy DISAPPEARED tites Lanfear of Terrace. Lost in: City of Chicago Where she was With -- Her. Mother on a Visit | ma > East’ week: ‘the: Vancotiver” papers'} fearried a. - despateh - “ftom: Chicago. to iene effect: hint: ‘Miss. Margaret; p tear, had alsappeared. from ‘the “atecats | oe ‘Onicago.' Zhe. young, lady. was tn that. -clty: awith T ‘mother ‘and; Miss hi isiting” a. friend, ; enroute te ‘England . “After doing some shoppin; | jay.~, Were ,croasiig Dearborn’: stree! in: the, usual-crowd. “SWhent. the othe | ladiea : gots to the. ,other, aide Mis’ Tan- [= = Quite. a creir: of: ‘met - were “ptarted | -” that: tt had. been decided to do nothing ‘ farther at thie ‘fptesent. time, yet, by |” ; ‘been : Fe : road- is’ to ‘be ‘outs ont stumped, graded |. 2 erable: sin, yo said their farewells: ‘and. wended ' thelr : dian dollar. ig quoted in’ South Africa, ‘elves | ‘Canadian, exporters’ a marked | Pequld.. regaive. only. at 4% cents. on. the} ~ {dollar in African currency. it would bel. Last. year British’ Columbia shipped. to. ' lumber’ ‘alone, ‘ao tht: the ‘benefit. for. ‘the ‘ourreit ‘year. ‘CAN “easily be seen. fear. sb cupe gnd: cont not: be ee ; 0 Monday morning ¢ on ae ‘diversion: of, vt New ‘Haielton; Tie: work awas| - a tarted::n the New “Hazelton exid-and| - is proceeding: ‘east. In: ‘the meantime the provincial surveyor ‘is expected: :to! arrive. with” his: ‘party. to. Tun “out the lines ; and Jocate the roud. : If ‘the job lis. ‘completed: as ‘at present - ‘started. al new stretch. of.-road” some four miles long. will have: ‘been ‘bullt: And instead of: ‘coming. ‘into - New. . ‘Hazelton » over what is’ known: as, six mile hill; the ap- proach , will be. a much . more “gradual. grade. ~The’ ‘executive of the Citizens: Assoelation’ held: a meeting , on Monday night to consifér the matter, and .to Aacertain, : AE" possible, some: informa; tion, ‘in, repard: ‘to’ the chol¢e. of. ‘routes. The: ‘ district étigiteer,. on. ‘Thirsday of Inst week Stated that the surveyor was: ta ‘prepare’ ‘@ profile of a route and surveyor: would Sorea’ this: errs e8- | day): morning: to, start; ‘a, survey. for a route’ Tt ds: Fepored hat. ‘the ney and ditched this. fall It wil make -a fair sized dob. and, willl cost. B. ‘consid- arta ek “Haitoine’ én: dance ‘in: ‘Hazelton “Fri- day: night i in cad of: Hospital Auxiliary eh : ; -ouscoter is AbvatrActoes ! See Latest advices | stiow that the Cana- at. discount’ of 12: 4 per cent, ; ‘This advantage”. ret ‘Ameriés an and. some | i eontind aL rivals, jIt-:meang that}? ‘that. while the. “Canadian | ‘exporter |* worthy: $1.00; ‘here, ‘whereas : to buy: in| the: American: “market! they’. would: have To pay the | dolar in-full and ‘it: “would: be. worth, no more ‘in the ‘United -States South ; Afrlen - “over: —|ss ‘of. Terris. “ers arose, fixed the tires. and got: hia | pa breakfast ‘and: went, to ‘work in Little's, JS mill. 2 bed, “and appatently , went, to sleep. A , sprang: in the hear future, Re Ea oth ne rand Child Were oe Burned to Death Terrace Ag usual Mr.: -Canth- ‘His, wife, and: child Temained: in fire broke: ‘out’ and. the, house was ful: -Jof'smoke- and flames. before. “Mrs, Can: {thers® and’ child ‘awoke, and then il xvas. too late ta- effect. an escape. ‘By the time the: fire: was ‘geen . and neigh: i| bors: ‘got. there the. ‘‘flarnes: chad” com: | plete control - and” n0 ‘one -eould: énte 4 the © piace, ‘Brpeythiisg was a Lone. On| for. the yeinalns, © a . > Mrs. Cauthers - was: the “anghted: ag and formerly. of. Remo where Mr. Wi Mrs, _Cauthers * (Beatrice | wvad: a ‘resident sf. Smithers. for soe tite .. before: her ‘marriage... Thetr: ‘tragic’ death has: ~caused: gene “al sorrow. in Perrace : ‘and’ district antl: band and ‘parents, . foe “ wee What's Doing * Road Camps Te . ‘Poa EE “There. nag? ‘been a ‘general ‘speeding since last: report... ‘Kitwanga- camp at | Boulder, Creek ‘ia making: fine: Progress with Gearing. “Wight! ‘of: way. ‘Stretches: ing: ‘ou in: fine - Bhape.:. SAG Cedarvale Dan Quinitvan - As. straining | at the Teash to :get’ on the Fight: ‘of way, | The’ present: weelx: ‘will: pee’ over. forty men at this ‘point’ and: toad: sweark: ‘starting. | At? ‘Pacific: eonitxuetion has ; rencheti maar of: {way was. sta ted By th end ‘of this: week. the: e-camp: wil be up to ‘half. sirength. . Chindemash, : ‘Hear . Us, the work is well underway. With 0 men in the camp and ‘the elegring, about done, the im work “of road : ‘building. will. get ‘under- way in enrest. ‘On, the. Usk. end about three ‘quarters of 7M mile has been‘ all: cleared, the logging, having been done: . by! tractor, . “Stumps . are coming out. The engineering: depariment is: design- ing a- bridge. to cross. the. slough “and: | Foreman J.-Bell is: getting: ‘out: the tim- bers, Behind he camp” another: gang | is: slashing, - going “weat ‘to meet. the party working from -Usk;., while “an- with the treatirient ‘they ‘are secetyl a ‘ jar. the ‘Selections, : om At. .Ghendamash’ camp’ a move. te on ‘foot to get together a minstrel ‘show, Ente Drake. ‘fs in. the. forefront: of the ‘Behemé and something good. ‘is to. ie Along’ Skeena| ze eist and: west ofthe ‘camp: shave: ‘been’ “ slashed, burned. ‘and stumps ‘are. com: " Boulaer Creek camp: -poasts. “consid. : erable musical talent. An: tight pleca |. orchestra, is doing. good’ work in the evenings: ‘and thé “reat of the! ‘men | en: | the. : Eaalel Ald of the New: Hazelto odd program. dg, being. pres. is ‘expected that’ the ‘pat-. rons will be-Well repaid :for their iat. “leert.that has’ heen pat on’ iit’ New: Hu: “-felton, for, some’ years ‘and : dese up. of ‘operations at-all the road. camps, me : Te: prosperity, of, our mining in try: is’ ‘dependent. ony ortd:. ‘conditias;: Hence ‘it has Deen * ‘arranged. that’ tivo sessions at. thia ‘meeting | will, he dev. both: national . and: sdnterpational . character... discussed. will’ be. “the stabilization . ot of on-ferkous | mineral. productio::. “i where's will. be a. ‘concert: in’ the Ne ‘Hazelton: hal ‘on’ Wednesday evenins:, November: 1th; under’ ‘the ‘ausplee: ‘pared and it tendance, Admission, will be: Ge, 1 children 25e.- "This is" ‘the first. “Co: Mr. “and Mrs. ‘Wilkinson. of © ‘Terracs, ee Kinson ran the ferry for several ‘yer:y.. Wilkinse. yoy Sheiwre 2: a’ ‘yout. woman: with: a. young, chi ‘a. Doe lot of aympathy is extended t to the hu shoe ' major economic: } ‘problema’ oP" the: aay. ts One of: ‘the. subjects to Les , and. another. “Technological , improve-:: ments—thelr social and economic eo. ge J 5 ‘ : other ging is. clearing: Ags site of the een tp the pu The" meeting will, _ be Ope