Twenty
Elected
out
of
m
Doubt:
Tuo
Independent
Liberals.
VANUOl
YKIi.
June
21.
The
standing
'f
the
parlies
at
clrveu
o'clock
tin
morning
showed
Liberal
20.
Conservatives
10.
ItlKir
3,
Provincials
3.
Independent
Liberal
2.
in
doubt
1.
The
most
surprising
feulure
uT
the
wjiole
election
was
the
complete
victor)'
of
the
Conservative
parly
iu
the
southern
prl
or
V
mrmivcr
Inland,
liven
Premier
Ollver'wfiil
down
to
defeat
in
the
i:uidIidc
there
Tin-
Conservative
leader
was
also
washcu
ool
jil
Vancouver-
where,
trnir
UbexaU-iJUAUlvvo
Pruviu
rials,
in-
cniiiing
iicneral
.Mciiue.
wore
ciccien.
None
nf
the
candidate
art
yet
'
.
definitely
-rlecte!
an
Ihey
are
ilb-
ivinrf
went
as
follows:
.
-Jen
the
sbsCnfee
vole
and
In
a
AMllijt.Nl
Major
Dick
Durdo,
r
iinilMT
.f
rase
lo
small
outlv-
Indci'cudrtil
liub'peudml
.Liberal,
reflected
.
.15
ili.n
irU
tlie
rclurtiH
oi
which
l.mf
tHil
vel
romp
in.
F.lbwinir
arc
Uir
complete
relurnn
l
daUK
1..Imh1
--
r.hilliwark.
lduin-
bin,
IN-Ila,
Katnloois
KaMo-Slo-
run.
Lilloort.
Nanaiimi
v.u..u
I
Westminster.
Nnrtn
Okan.
.ui.ii
iiiioima.
I'Hiirf
Ilunert
llejel.ioke
Hkeenn,
Vancouver
t
Yale
and
fWimox!
rjitt.pn
alive
fViv.t.han-
Ncvtiaollc,.'
tiranbruk.
Oieslon.
Bewilney.
LVuuJiiiall,
Orand
K(trk-(irrenwMl.
Islands.
Hoss
-
land-Trail.
Saanieh.
Salmon
rm.
S.uib
Okanaffaii.
iSiiiiilkainecii.
Vniona
t
.
j
lro
mciaU
Point
(Irey
-
lticli
-
m
mil.
Vancouver
2
.
Liib.tr
Burnnbv,
Femie
and
K....H.
v.......i..r
luileiieniteut
Liberals
Alber-ami
North
Vancouver.
Doubtful
Atl
in.
r.ariboo,
Pfmce
(iforae
ami
Markeutie.
The
various
seals
in
Hie
pro-
EXPEDITION
METDISASTER
Two
Members
of
Mountain
Climbers
Lost
Lives
Near
Top
LONDON.
June
21.
Sir
Francis
Yminghusbaiid,
president
of
he
Hoyal
(troprapliiral
Sociely
announced
thai
the
expedition
attempting
lo
scale
Mount
F.vrr-est
met
with
disaster
when
almost
al
the
tup.
lwu'ineinbers,
Oeoruc
Lee
'lallory
ami
A.
G.
Irvine
lost
their
lives.
Details
uf
the
disaster
ate
lacking.
The
expedition
'Is
sure
to
lie
uliint-doned
for
litis
year.
FLYERS
AT
RANGOON
ItANOOON,
June
21..--American
Three
Flyers
arrived
loduy
from
Bangkok.
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin
aiiO
Uaugh-ler,
Miss
Margaret
Kergin,
are
expect
eil
liome,
from
Toioulo
Iwo
weeks
from
loduy,
lpl.
P.
llorvik
Veturncd
by
the
lJrlnce
Oeurgt;
yesterday
afler-'
"'h
fi'Kin
a
bUsluBiiM
tilji.
south.
Willi
tnull
lilaiorlh
over
AKJ.
A.
Me.N'auKlilon.
Umvinrml.
-
A
PLIN
Bert
Krrrin.
Liberal,
believed
elected
willi
n
majorily
of
about
SO
over
Bob
Armour.
Provincial
.J-il.
Oumhv.
luiMr."returns
aireaiiy
in..
.Mr.
sian.oii
.i'Mlv!
Wl
far
behind.
Bf
It
N
A
BY
1J
nk
Browne:
U-
byr.
rtecte.)
wilh
mjrity
or
200
,over
IL
M.
Frascr.
Liberal.
CMtlMOO
J.
SUxIdard,
I'm-
vinchil.
leailins
by
II
um-
J.
A.
Fniser.
tloimcrvallve.
wilh
several
'poll
to
bear
from
yet.
Ilesult
'unrcrthlM.
l.lllla.IAf.K
IJon.
li.
M.l
Barrow,
minuter
of
airriculture,
Burns
Lake.
.
.
're.eleated
willi
mnjorily
of
72.
Kndatp
......
.
;
Barrow.
1305:
J.
A.
McLeo.l.
I'n-
.Wllf
rrpueobi
viiveSal.
13833;
J.
J.
MePhcc.
t.n-
Fori-ifH.
James
sei-vaiie.
lura.
COLUMBIA
r-
J.
A.
Burkham.MTassy
Pliiins
silllnit
meinlwr.
er-ebcled
wilh
Houslon
..
..
majoriiy
or
about
tin
over
A.
M.jMape
....
..
Chislndm,
Goiiservallvi'.
Oolsa
Lake
...
C.OMOX
P.
P.
Harrison.
Inde-
I'SlUhg
pendent
Liberal,
elected
with
Oulck
plurality
over
V.
Duncan,
Con-
"ose
Lake
..
:
servalive.
and
(J.
Fvery-Claylon.
South
Bulkley
provincial.
t:t)Vt:il..N-NFAV:ASTLIv-
C.
I".
Davie.
Conservative,
elected,
wilh
vole
or
1174;
Kenneth
Duncan.
Provincial.
803;
Sam
Outline,
Labor,
1030;
Wynuind
Walk-cm.
Liberal,
GC5.
UllANBIlOOlv
N.
A.
Walllhger,
dliMiseivatlve.
elecled
with
ma
joriiy
or
277
over
John
laylur.
Liberal.
Three
small
polls
In
hear
Irom.
CltllSTON
Col.
F.
Lister.
Con-MTvnlive,
elecled
'wilh
majoriiy
cd
nearly
250
over
John
Nor-cross;
Liberal.
DKL'I'A
A.
D.
Palerson.
Lib-
mil,
te-elecleil
wilh
350
.majoriiy
over
i.oi.
a.
i..
Mri.ciaii,
t.onser-valivc.
DI'.WD.NFY
J.
A.
Calherwood,
ouservntive,
elecled
with
I'y
of
about
HO
over
Maxwell
f
tnilli.
Liberal.
F.SOUIMALT
II.
II.
Pooloy.
roiiservallvn,
re-elecled,
1250;
F.
II.
Carlow,
Liberal,
750;
Capt.
H,
P.
Malheson,
Provincial,
480;
HeeM'
AH'x.
Lockley,
Indepeudenl
Conservative,
323.
FJINII-
'Jiiom'as
Uphill.
Labor,
re-elected
with
majority
of
about
200
over
Dr.
Saul
Bunnell,
Conservative,
FOIIT
fli:0!U!l-F.
P.
Burden,
Conservative,
.
leading
willi
a
miuUnu-d
(.)"
page
four'i
Mini;
jf
Public
Work
wan
cleited
for
Hevcl-sluke
Yesterday
PRINCE
RUPERT
VOTES
FOR
BEER
4
Prince
llupert
voled
01
W
for
beer
by
the
;tla
ami
OS
airainsl
ul
flic
plebiscite
yexteVday.
Ill-dicalionst
are
that
the
tiieaurc
bax
been
turned
down
a
both
Vancouver
and
Victoria
voted
heavily
asaiiift
il.
MANSON
GOES
TO
VICTORIA
Attorney
General
Elected
In
Omineca
by
Oood
Lead
Over
Others
AUnnyy
fU-nerul
A.
M.
Man-
mp
wa
elecle.1
yesterday
over
ln
two
ipimenl!
Oocker
and
iheU
lon
uiui
n
evuieni
irom
me.
KOl
slC'MIK
support
at
I
turns
Luke.
Jliulak".
.North
Francois.
lloe
L.ake.
Niuinnaiik
ami
rouin
jllulkto.
The
detail
received
up
lo
Hit?
lime
of
goiiijr
lo
pres
follows:
Liberal
ManMni.
Ooijserv
alive
thicker.
PrliVlncial
.Shelfonl.
Lib.
Con.
Pro.
K5
1
1
15
3)
13
1
to
i
31
13
13
3
30
2
SH
12
3
10
10
I
25
10
1G
32
20
0
1
1
21
5.
I
11
1
42
12
J
17
tJ
G
2!
U
5
2
HI
HJ
42
11
ts
2
37
.run
linger
Soulhbauk
.
.
TIdey
,
aiiderhi4r
.
.
Wistaria
KERGIN
LEADS
ATLIN
RIDING
Election
There
Seems
Assured
ut
Several
Places
to
Hear
From
H.
F.
Kergin,
Liberal,
seems
likely
to
be
eleeled
iu
Atliu
ritlinp
but
nothing
Is
sure.
He
has
a
considerable
lead
which
may
be
increased
or
decreased
as
the
other
returns
como
In.
Conway,
comes
second,
and
at
12.70
Armour,
Provincial,
lhlrd
'I'lm
detail
so
far
as
obtainable
follows:
Liberal
Kergin.
Conservative
Conway.
Provincial
Armour.
Lib.
Con.
Pro.
Allet"Arm.
...
.
.
Gl
53
5
AnyoJf.
113'
122
03
Anyox
Mine
,
.
.
.
17
15
Maplo
Bay
.....
0
o
:
0
Premier'
12
13
35
SU'wart
117
42
107
Telegraph
Creek
.
it
5
7
6
Leader
uf
the
t'
rmservattves
wa
beatctt
yesterday
in
Vancouver
4
't
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T,
D.
PATTULLO
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I
majoriiy
LOCKOUT
OF
OPERATIVES
IN
BUILDING
Date
Flied
Is
July
5
Unless
Settlement
Is
Arranged
In
Meantime
LONDON,
June
21.
A
national
lockout
of
700,000
building
o.oeratlves
Involving
stoppage
of
most
bulld-"Ir-r
j
work
throughout
the
country
has
been
fixed
for
July
S
following
an
eleventh
hour
hitch
In
a
long
continued
endeavor
to
establish
peace
In
this
Industry.
FISH
ARRIVALS
i
At
the
fish
exchange
this
morn.
nig
about
170.000
pounds
vl
hah,.
bui
was
marketed
and
litllo
change
oi
juice
was
indicated.
Following
are
the
details:
American
Spray
12,00(1
lo
Booth
Fisher
-
ies
af
1
1
ami
G.
,
I-:.
Neilsou
11,000
In
Booth
Fisheries
al
I3.'.0
and
G.
Defense
18,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.80
and
G.
Podloek
35.000
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
ut
13.40
and
G.
Canadian
Kuien
20.000
to
Cold
Sloruge
and
G.
Cape
Spencer
13,000
lo
lloyal
Fisli
Co.
at
12.00
and
0.
Tramp
11,000,
Kouyosu
0.000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
12.80
ami
0.
Thelma
8,000
Iu
Cold
Storage
nl
12.00
and
0.
Klngcombe
1,500
In
Cold
Storage
ut
12.70
uud
0.
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II.
&
It.
8,000,
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&
S.
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till
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ivit
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0.500
ly
Al(iu
Fisher
Ies'
at
12.70
and
6
,
...
.Annie
May
0,00-lo
'Booth
I'.lslieries
ut
12.70
atid
6.
TAXI
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
25
Ambulance
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Service
Third
Avenue.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'.
Best
of
Food
Oood
Service.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
f
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2i,
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41
Tor
Premier
wm
dcfrutcd
tn
Victoria
Yesterday
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member
for
AN
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in
Was
elected
ycslerduy
Liberals
Have
Largest
j:
Group
in
Legislatures
48
Seats
and
Four
yet'fc
Prominent
Conservative
was
elittitt
yesterday
in
Ksquimall
t
TO
THE
ELECTORS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
ELECTORAL
DISTRICT
4:
l-adie
and
Gentlemen.
i
Yestnrday
you
did
mo
;
be
honor
to
re-elect
me
4
lo
represent
you,
for
the
4
third
time
iu
the
Provincial
4
Legislature.
4
I
am
deeply
conscious'
4
of
the
honor
done
me
and
4
diall
serve
you
to
the
utmost
4
of
my
ability
at
all
1
iir.es.
ery
faithfully
yours.
T.
1).
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4-444444
444
4
4g,Ven
-a
substantial,
majority.
WRINCH
CHOSEN
SKEENA
RIDING
'
-
Llbaral
Will
Undoubtedly
be
Elected
by
Large
Plurality
Over.
Opponents
lu
the
Skeena
electoral
distdict
Dr.
YVriuch
is
undoubtedly
elecled
as
lie
has
a
larce
lead
over
the
..li.er
caii.lhlates.
Tim
latest
fic-
ures
from
his
constituency
show
his
vole
as
SCO.
Dockrill
432.
and
Saruent
Telkvva
went
strong!
for
Dockrill
ami
llaiellon
and
Siuilhers
for
the
winner,
while)
Terrace
was
imparl
ial.
The
de
tail
or
the
vole
as
far
as
known
follows:
Liberal
Wrinch.
Conservative
Sarsent.
Provincial
Dockrill.
Lib.
Con.
Pro.
fCedarvale
15
Cop
per
City
....
7
-3
ilentaiuia
11
3
lllanall
10
0
jllazeltou
70
11
Kitwanga
12
Lome
Creek
.
.
.
&
1
Moricelown
..
.
5
3
II
New
llueltou
.
51
5
7;
Pacific
.
7
0
5
Port
Kssinslon
.
23
17.
.llemo
2
1
7
Skeena
Crossing
.
.11
3
1
Smitbers
182
48
111)
South
llazeltou
..
3
0
I'lelkwa
17
17
94
(Terrace
I0G
40
193
.Usk
23
1
14
NO
NEW
PROPOSAL
TO
POSTAL
W0RKERS1!:i,s'i!,lr:
1
."
OTTAWA,
June
21.
The
Gov
ernment
has
no
new
liroiuxilioii
to
make
lo
Hie
postal
worker
Premier
King
announced.
Those
not
reporting
for
work
will
bo
dismissed.
AIRPLANE
COLLIDED
WITHXARGO
BOAT
HANGOON,
Juno
21
A
cargo
bout
collided
will!
one
ol
Hie
wings
of
the
U.S.
Plane
and
damaged
il.
It
Is
hoped
II
will
bo
repaired
so
that
the
aviators
will
leave
for
Calculla
Monday.
Advertise
la
the
Daily
News.
I
W
WWI
SBWRJBBBMMSMBBMMbI
DeTealrd
Conservative
Candidate
In
election
here
yesterday
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
Re-elected
Yesterday
by
Handsome
Majority
YVitli
a
majority
of
218
over
his
runner-up.
Mayor
S.
M.
New-ton,
and
a
clear
plurality
of
185
over
both
his
opponents,
Hon.
T.
li.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lauds,
was
returned
at
the
pro-
viucial
election
yesterday
to
repesent
Prince
Huperl
district
for
jthe
third
time
iu
the
legislative
assembly.
These
figures
do
not,
jof
course,
include
the
absentee
vote
for
the
district
and
such
)
small
polls
that
may
have
yet
to
be
heard
from.
Iu
any
event,
4ihf
rptinll.it
tprfirp
mid
it
it
anrpri
that
fp
Pntlultn
lif.
I.a.n
,sucb
was
not
I
lie,
case
in
the
last!
clusivety
that,
despite
the
hardj
campaigning
of
"the
opposition,
he
still
retain
the
confidence
of
the
majority
of
the
electors
in
Prince
llupert
dislricL
I
-
As
had
been
anticipated,
theicpnu
Vanderbllt
Says
ha
Has
fiphl
centered
betwen
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Mayor
Newton,
the
vole
polled
for
T.
Hoss
.
Markay,
the
I'rovincial
party
candidate,
bein?
negligible.
ndurna
for
the
various
poIliiiR
divisions
in
the
district
as
re-
ceive.
up
to
this
afternoon
are
as
?!lu's:
'
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Addressed
Qatherlna
Afler
his
election
hud
been
assured,
Hon:
T
D.
Pattullo
ad-f
.dressed
the
audience
awaiting
the
returns
In
Ihe
Kmpress
jTbealie
last
night
and
expressed
his
appreciation
of
thn
honor
.which
had
been
conferred
unon
him.
Mr.
Pattullo
said:
"I
am
deeply
sensible
of
Ihe
honor
.you
have
conferred
upon
me
by
electing
me
lo
represent
YOU
for
Ihe
I
III
lit
Icrni
in
I
luai
inr
tnuuie
is
1101
a
personal
ope
but
that
you
are
desirous
or
having
a
government
in
olllce
which
will
work
lor
the
upbuild.
ing
or
British
Columbia
a
ad
this
portion
of,
the
province
particularly.
Thanked
Everybody
"1
wish
lo
thank
my
supporters
who
bore
ihe
brunt
of
the
cam
paign
and
worked
so
earnestly
and
hard,
.Without
their
asslst-uuceTvou.ld.nol
i)BVe
eeri
elected.
i4.wj?h
also
to
thank
the
''tyi':
for
l'K
8Ul'lrt
it
Bul;y",,
,
fairness
of
the
trealmenT
It
accorded
iny
opponents.
'The
ladies
also
look
a
prominent
part
iu
Ihe
vole
of
Ibis
constituency.
If
they
llud
(eunliaued
on
pago
four)
Attorney
general
was
elected
yesterday
in
constituency
of
Omineca
The
fact
that
he
has
a
plurality
BUILD
PULP
MILL
IN
BX.
no
Intention
of
Entering
Canadian
Newspaper
Field
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVFJt,
June
20
Corne-
Iltl
Vaiiilprlitlf
Ir
tiiI1liikv.atiB
neWspaper
owner
of
Los
Angeles,
(addressing
the
Gyro
Club
said
he
and
Lu
U!(slociales
were
niaUllg
'arranpemenls
for
the
construe-
,
lion
of
a
ni
nritisb
...
.
.
I
The
pushing
young
journalist
said
be
had
no
intention
rnlering
the
Canadian
newspaper
field
although
he
had
been
offered
a
ROYAL
WELCOME
NAVY
SQUADRON
British
Ships
Arrive
at
Victoria
Headed
by,
H.M.S.
Hood
VICTORIA.
June-21
The
special
squadron
n
command
nf
vice-admiral
Sir
Frederick
Field,
headed
by
Ihe
greatest
of
modern
bailie
cruisers
li.
M.
S.
Hood,
passed
up
Iho
straits
of
Juan
de
Fuca
this
morning
ami
dropped
anchor
off
here.
They
received
a
:-oyal
welcome.
STEER
ROPING
HAS
BEEN
WITHDRAWN
AT
EMrTOEXHIBITION
LONDON,
Juno
21.
-
The
empire
exhibition
authorities
hav
announced
Ihut
the
steer
roptng
contests
will
bo
withdrawn,
following
an
uppeal
from
Home
Secretary
Henderson
16
discon-llnue
Ibis
portion
of
Tex
Austin's
Hodeo.
Three
steers
had
been
killed
and
a
dozen"
cow
burs
In
jured.
'
1
F.
Aslibrldge,
first
aid
man
at
Ihe
local
dry
dock,
left
for
Buckley
Bay
yeslerday
i
response
to
a
wire
requesting
him
to
bring
back,
twp
men,
who
had
been
lri
Jured,
I"
tlie
cty.