HON. T. D. Patiallo
Dromier {and Acting Attorney General
“locted an Prince Rupert with o big

mInajerity, ¢Ilis election was known in}.

r

|bomme who came here in the early

Prince Rupert
The Garden City by the Sea
By Our Own’ Correspondent

Alex. Prudhomme who has been in
hospital twice for surgical treatment

sailed last week for Panama, enroute
to New York.and Montreal.- Mr,.Prud

days from the Yukon, served as an
alderman, and carried on a hotel busi-
ness, is in hope of returning from his
yuyage and rest feeling stronger and
in better health, ,
xa 8

The real estate business in Vancou-
ver has been engaging the attention of
George H’ Munro since he moved from

E, T, Kenney, Terrace

Who will represent Skeena Riding in
Victoria for another four years.

a0 xn hour alter. the poll was closed—a
fast lot of woners in Hupert,

A “2 ; .
| Some'Returns 1 Kemer Doney
| 4 Codiervale 25 ‘

- | Those elected In ridings thronghont eter City . 18 °
| «= the pravinee other than Skeenn up to Solvn Ww on

a late hour last night were :— Hazelton es 53

How: T. PA ‘Puttullo, Prince Rupert; Kalnm Lake 7 4h Lt *

Hon. AL Wells. Gtey, New Westminster Kispiox ° . 3. 1

Hon. EE Me McPhersén, -Crantirook Kiteennena 0 4

Tim, -K. “AS . Macdonald, North Oknna- : ae ~
ean’ dive Cayo. 17 2,
Lohourdias, Liberal, Carihoo 1 0 a

‘orry,. Liberal, spenker in the last |... ‘ wt ; :
hs Prince Genre | “Sheena Crossing 4 o
_| South Hazelton . 13 20
‘Smithers ~ 201
436

Tnpper, ‘Similakameen : :
Gordon Wismer,. Nancouce:: ‘Contre |
Fred Grone,’Vaneonver. Centre :
Steith, Vietorla '
Henniger, Gr “andforks-Gr' PenWw inal
Putnai, Nelsan-Creston

. _@ a ae
The ¢ sunedian: ‘Press reported. late. last.
night the standing of the. parties, in’ B.
C., as a result of the ‘election on n Tues:
day, AB follows:
Taherals elected: 25
HW Fe dlevtod—t
a ONSET atives : -elected—6 .
mm Independent, elected—1 .
i ‘Babor, dected—1—Tom Uphill ‘of Fer-
‘ute, a. cont. nifner, who has. been, return-
oa hy his;constituency since:1920, and
he “held: many, other public offiees be-
fore thut, ”

“a _ iow, John ‘Hart:
; Mlected in Victoria. als Artie
 Finanee.,

A

‘turned by. .No

 Skeena Riding

(8. ve
Glen ae
Hurry Tobnsin iwsivood | 8 .
R. R, Bur ail- Roashind . Port. I inton . 35 1

the yeports Inst night from Onineeca
gave Connelly, Tiibernk. a lead ‘of 280

over. Godwin, the O.C.P, while the Con-

setvative qundidate, ald

not get very. mich,
‘ *

apparently.

With at polls heard from hast, night

in Skeena riding, H. IT. Kenney, Liberal -

hiidS59. vates as against 610.for Doney.
the GC. CO. B, candidiute, The other
palls are not. large enough to effect
the result, although’ they may reduce
“or incrense ‘My. _Kenney's. lead...

“* Ld

An the people who. were ‘talking. in

‘favor of. the C.C.F. in this neck of the
! woods did nat; apparently, vote. that -
. why. , oo i

eae

fun atall,
so *
. Pelford,. COE re leader. aud hig
lant hand: man,, ‘Harokl’ WwW inch, were |.
elected: in Vancouver - ‘East

any. purty. considera tions:
a
: Report: this’ i
captured : 30, seats:
¥F.1,

Friends in the north hear that he is

_ the. editor were not overburdened with

here to Vancouver some months ago

! doing quite well In Prince Rupert
‘he wns. concerned With | “the grovery
| Imsiness and ,alsé did quite ‘a lot of
jhnaing 2 and dealt in real estate
baal =.

'. "The election campaign in Prince Ru-
pert was not disfigured by ultra-enthu-
siasm and language, on the whole, was
kept well within bounds Letters to

spleen. “Generally speaking the cam-
paign: was avaged with a minimum of
virnlence, in type or on the pletform.
But there were moments when radio
broadcnsts suggested that, the speakers
were feeling a hit liverish, and had,
had a hard day.
eee
Donald " MeCorkinaale, veteran prin-
ter, has gone. to Fort William, Ont: to
Ve away for a couple of months. A
‘ Mr. NeCotkindals received. a.

Presbyterian - minister,
ars Ago, ‘his age then be

‘ing, well: beyond. ‘ninety.
: a Bidied

Mo. make ‘his “home in: Vancouver,
C harley Kemp,: ‘employed: as ‘a printer
in Pritice Rupert tor more than twenty
yenrsy, ‘sailed last week, ‘accompanied |

by” Mas Kemp.’ Their - daughter, Mrs.

Jas. H.. Mitchell, makes her: home inj
North: Vanconver, Mr. Mitchell WAS a
léeal boy and ig now: prominent in the

teaching circles - of the _ BYovinee, ;
ne | a :

Hen. B, M. Weir

Elected in Vancouver-Point Grey, is
Provineial Secretary and Minister of
Health. .

The Missing Man

A man by the name of Wilfred Mit-
chell who ename from Manitoba, and
was employed.on the Chas. Carpenter
farm at Dorreen, was caught taking
gold from the placer lease of Tarsigq
out from Dorreen. ‘Tarsia caught the
nan -in the act ‘and they had words.
Mitchel! apparently realized the seri-
ousness of hid offence and disappeartd
and a suapicion. was ‘aroused that his
disappearatice meant something. The

police’ investigated, but ‘could’.find no
reason’ to" stispect’ anything - ‘of a. seri-
ous natn

left. that Dorieen: ‘district’ by train asf
the” ‘passenger’ “train. Was -. flagged one |.

night and when, the. -{rainmen. ‘got off|
| they ‘could’ find-no passenger. ‘to.get: on.
‘Tt is believed that Mitchell flagged the

end and rede the rods. An effort is
now being made to locate him.

Thanks

"spec to ‘The Omineca Herald

Kenney’s

sels will be here betsveen.: June 18: and
21 paying a courtesy ‘call, . They, ‘are of
‘the destroyer -type, each with a ‘gneth
‘of 300 feet, The USS Fox and. the U

{SS Brooks were bullt in, New York in
1919, . Not long. after. they leave. here, *
‘Prince Rupert. will entertain more mir
vul ‘yisitors,this tine coming fron, over
-the Factfile. ‘They are’ ‘cadets aboard a

full raged ‘Tapanese training ship.
a

headquarters on Digby.’ Teland. _Atithe:',

jsame thne: attention, 18 given the: “quies- ;

{tion of finding a} suitable: site “for a.
future artillery site. <; oe

1 SDhe plebielte on: . health: Jiauranée is
.{ Mra. Steeves, another C. O..F,, was, re- ‘apparently a. popular ‘matter iny’ Skeenn: “pha iiéally. thelr:
nth: Vanconvet. This. ie “riding for at every. poll: ‘reported: “last edustaat: ‘and unremitting
probably ‘ore ‘of the. ‘most-popular, elec-| night and early, ‘Chia, cniorning gaye a. halt ar: Skepna. a
tlonig: in. the-provinee, notwithstanding t

decided majority in. favor, of it. No

1 voted: unanimously: “for . it.’ The
total, vate. this: morning: ,WAS, 088. favor- |.

503 ing. ‘health insuyance “and ‘only...295. not;
r ih

is Wis not. in: tecord: wi

A ‘couple of United: States naval yes

7 confidence sv expressed. _

- It was one of the quietest election Department. of. Defence: gurvey: me ‘thanks ‘and. deep appreciation - to the

cumpdigns experletieéd inthe, north. -have been busy here: for weeks doitg , -alectors of Skeena for thelr’ renewed u

‘There were no fights reported thus far prellininary work establishing. a. g0¥-  mjinidate.”. :

— and little, if any hard feeling. As the ernment air base: They make. their’ The! election here awas
; amall. DbOy would say. *—there- ‘Was 10

‘one poll voted: agalust:* On; the éther | ”
{band. Skeena. Crossing - -and South ‘Haz-|
minig” indleate: ‘that’ F

“perraee;: BO, “June 3-In an inter-
view: with. B. ‘T., Kenney he expressed
himself as- highly ‘gratified, after three
and a halt years of representation un-
} der trying | :civeumstances, to have re-
ceived. an increased : enidorcement: in.
the Skeena riding. He snid he recog:
nized. the fact that the support given
him was’ given. irrespective of pasty or
ereed.: I shall, he said, “endeavor dur-

ing. the’ next four years to merit the.
I. extend my

“tought in
good. humor.and beth’ parties ° “worked
Baya | “to ‘make: sure of getting dut.all
the: ‘available voters. “The polls, from

| the. imrediate- district - show: ‘that, the} ’ |
{oval ‘people are: Jatrongly: behind ‘Ken- |

hey, and, this 10 wing: indicates’ em-

train ‘and then: climbed. oni. the head:

“[latter is practicing
‘| George..-

preciation’ : iof his)”

‘DR, F. P. Patterson
Elected in Dewdney. As leader of the -

| Conservative Party, made a good fight.

atalnst very heavy odds.”

J udge Young Dead

Many old friends in the Northern
Interior of British Columbia, in Prince
Rupert and.in Atiin and north, regret
to learn of the death of Judge Youug
which took place in| Vancouver’ the
first of the week Judge Young was a
hrother of Dr Young of Victoria As
i young man the’ deceased started the
practice of Inw in Atlin and as a law-

yer was. a-Huccess He was’ appointed

county judge: ‘more than:a-quarter of
n century. ago, and was the first judge
in Prince Rupert.: -.

The late Judge Young was a just

avas- vata “to “him . While “Fudge
Young, was a good lawyer and then a
sued’ judge, he avas first: of alla human
being. and a gentleman. He was ‘one
wha: really snerificed) much to serve
his country, as he. could have made a
great. deal, more money and had a wid-
er socinl life ‘had he continued prac- -
ticiug law, .or gone into “public life for
which he was ‘well qualified °
Tndve Young is survived by his wife
nud..one daughter and one ‘sen, the ‘
law: - in Prince

Owing to fl ‘health the late ieee re-
tired from the hei h. a few ‘years’

You w i}: be xoing to. Moricetown to-
‘morrow, June: 3, for, the aports and the .
2 Practically: ‘everyone ets go-

_“Aavestiatng in: the: ‘Jocak: pier: pays.

Yea! ‘Bat have’ you tried: ite :