Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-.....
viands
Light
to
moderatjA
southeast
winds,
overcast
and
''
O,
occasional
light
to
1
-
Ut.
f
CTIWEPAT
HE
DAVE
PRATT
ir
Attendant
al
Last
Rites
on
Thursday
for
Skeena
Cross
ing
Postmaster.
ion
f
Edmonton,
both
the
brother
stock.
j
na
sister
being
over
seventy
years
or
age
4,
a
M
R.
g,
Sarirennt.
Mr
nndU
warn
M9ii
.
i
t..
"
chappell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
MannnLM!:,
and
James
THOUSANDS
Sum
Of
$13,000
Realized
From
In
terior
Shipment
Of
Cattle
And
Sheep
SMITH
ERS,
Oct.
22:
The
prices
realized
for
the
cattle
and
sheep
which
were
recently
shipped
from
the
central
Interior
to
-
Kamloops
for
sale
were
very-gratifying
Indeed
to
those
farmers
who
HAZELTON.
Oct.
22:
The
fu-
took
advantage
of
the
opportunity
ml
ot
the
late
David
W.
Pratt
t0
diSDOse
or
some
of
their
stock.
if
Skeena
Crossing,
who
died
re-
According
to
advices
reaching
i
was
held
last
Thursday
her
the
cattle
averaged
$57
per
i!td
bv
all
Thp
t,inrr
rnntrrrcfl-
TU
(Hna
nf
mnkinir
such
a
shlD-
Pallbearers
at
the
funeral
were
UT
1
Tf
R
S
Sargeant,
William
Larmer,
JMciPlCS
ilclS
IJamct
riin,
t
r,
w....
1
naiun
mv-Jvau,
rawtJ
Jones
and
Mathlas
Wesley.
ne
basket
was
banked
with
many
norai
tributes,
amonir
those
sending
their
offerings
being
Mr.
HULL
ON
Sm?s
foJ
RFVISI0N
U
T
enson-
m-
ad
Mrs.
S.
Weft!,
PS'
Mr
and
Mrs-
D-
A-
WASHINGTON,
D.O.,
Oct.
nn
22:
m
Mrs-
John
Newlck,
Mr.'-Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
and
Mrs
Ririn-,,
'
.,.!.;
.,'
j...
4ht
he
believed
M
A
Mros
and
a"y
the
provision
of
the
Neutrality
Act
a
n
d
11
m
.
Mrs
smith
m.
....
.r..
ships
from
'V-r
htanvnr
Oianvnr
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
....
u.l
u.l
T,rna
nnnoo
ShC
shOUlQ
DC
via
pr,
a
mis.
ua-
speciiiea
comu.n,
..v
,l"
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
Pratt,
repealed
or
modified.
Survivor
Of
Corvette
On
Leave
Here
Robert
McKay,
survivor
of
a
corvette
of
the
Canadian
navy
which
was
torpedoed
and
sunk
by
a
German
torpedo
attack
on
a
convoy
recently,
arrived
home
last
night
from
the
east
coast
to
spend
leave
with
his
father,
Robert
McKay,
Eleventh
Avenue.
He
has
many
interesting
experiences
to
tell.
AIR
MAIL
TransCanada
Air
Lines
Are
Con
tinuing
Very
Busy
peas
montn
oi
August.
Bulletins
LOS
ANGELES
QUAKE
LOS
ANGELES
A
strong
ACT
OF
PIRACY
WASHINGTON
The
American
Of
this
amount
$38,700
was
paid
government
announced
today
it
considers
the
sinking
of
one
of
the
two
ships,
the
Lehigh,
a
flagrant
act
of
piracy.
The
sinking
of
six
ships
in
as
many
weeks
has
given
a
new
impetus
to
the
faction
in
the
government
who
are
in
favor
of
scrapping
1
iBning
last
February
on
account
tween
Smltncrs
ana
uunsier.
it
w
the
Neutrality
Act
aiiogemer.
ici
in
health.
hoped
that
many
other
sucn
snip-
David
Pratt
was
born
at
St.
ments
may
follow
this
first
trial
TIITA
T
P
"C
Marys.
Ont
.
In
1866.
Besides
his
shipment.
1
YY
V
V
V
O
1fe
he
leaves
to
mourn
his
loss
Harry
Bowman,
C.
N.
R.
colonlz-
tw
daughters.
Mrs.
Walter
(Fran-
atlon
aeent.
took
an
acUve
part
in
.
f
XI
T
J
TnTllT
ELECTION
SUMMARY
ELECTED
Liberals
18
C.C.F.
14
Conservatives'
::
10
Labor
-
1
LEADING
Liberals
1
2
c.c.r.
i
l
'
Conservatives
2
Prince
Rupert
Forty
out
of
forty-six
pplls
give
Tal-tullo
1589,
Weaver
1510.
INCREASE
GOV'T
TAKES
OVER
PLANT
ARE
BUSY
made
at
a
soecial
general
meet-
Moscow
and
in
the
noith
was
lr.g'of
the
Prlnc
Rupert
branch!
definitely
halted.
He
said
that
of
the
Canadian
Legion
last
night'
indications
were
that
the
peak
it
was
agreed
to
.hold
the
Armls-j
0r
tie
German
assault
had
pass-
tlce
Banquet
In
the
Armory
in-
cd.
stead
of
the
Legion
hall.
Tne
jjew
German
attempts
to
crack
V.C.,
sn
honorary
vlca
president
,ct
the
lecal
branch
and
second
in
command
of
the
Canadian
Scot
tish
In
the
cltyi
also
present.
To
a.'
1
t
I
1
1
have
two
homers
01
me
vicuona
Cross
present
would
be
a
notable
feature.
Leading
Aircraftsman
Hugh
Forrest
arrived
in
the
city
a
few
days
ago
from
his
duties
with
the
Royal
Canadian
'
A'r
Force
at
Trenton,
Ontario,
to
spend
leave
visiting
with
his
father,
Hugh
Forrest.
He
will
next
be
stationed
at
Edmonton.
by
Russian
war
dispatches
to
day
but
the
Soviet
information
bureau
indicated
little
change
in
the
situation
around
the
capital
itself.
GERMANY
ATTACKED
Bremen
and
Other
Nazi
Objectives
Pounded
by
RAF
During
Night.
LONDON,
Oct.
22:
The
Royal
Air
Force
blasted
the
big
German
port
of
Bremen
last
night
and
struck
at
a
number
or
otner
or
jectives
In
northwest
Germany.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
22,
1941.
tullo
a
scant
majority
of
fifty
nine
which
was
Improved
by
the
returns
from
outside
points.
It
was
evident
even
as
the
count
ing
progressed
at
the
local
polls
following
the
close
of
election
doors
that
it
was
to
be
a
close
race.
r-
.The
vote
was
much
heavier
In
German
Long-Raqse,
iArtUery
on
prince.
Jtupcityrthls.
-election
Western
Desert
Subjected
to
than
it
was
'in'
1937?
'The
total
Surprise
Bombardment.
number
of
ballots
cast
here
yes-
terday
was
2531
as
compared
with
WITH
BRITISH
WARSHIPS
IN
2125
In
1937.
THE
MEDITERRANEAN,
Oct.
22:
in
1937
Mr.
Pattullo
received
0
British
warships
blasted
Ger-
1120
votes
in
Prince
Rupert
as
tenoon
from
the
Hazelton
An-
head
for
steers,
cows
and
calves,
earthquake
swayed
Los
Angeles
man
long-range
artillery
In
the
compared
with
1295
yesterday.
Church
with
Rev.
Frank
some
0r
the
stock
bnn-iing
over
r
.no
.nnnnfn?irr
t
n
t
Enrv
wp
i
,4
jn
lnne
nan
-i&ori
&
-
.......
VJtlLL.
U
WW
,0..w
H
r
I
1
erased
and
his
family.
They
and
the
total
sum
for
the
one
,
u
wW
-
tiCllll
"
.
.
w
..
rM-
-
and
surrounding
district
last
night.
Only
slight
damage
was
reported.
western
desert
in
a
surprise
nlgnt
Mr.
Weaver
received
471
votes
in
bombardment
last
night,
pumping
1937
as
against
his
1236
yester-hundreds
of
shells
Into
enemy
bat-
day.
Of
course,
there
was
a
Con-teries.
The
warships
swept
close
servative
in
the
field
In
1937,
Ma-along
the
shore
east
of
Tobruk,
jor
c.
V.
Evitt
polling
534
votes,
loosing
broadsides
shortly
after
The
combined
opposition
vote
here
midnight.
last
election
was
1005
which
might
also
be
compared
with
Mr.
Weav-
11
4
rIf
P
CTTAI
er's
t0al
of
1236
in
thls
contest-
IN
A
A
Li
ilTTi
JXJA'i
Y!
Forty
out
01
forty-five
polls
re-
A'x"1-'
porting
up
to
mid-morning
:today
1
A
I
TFTV
save
Pattullo
1589
and
Weaver
nai.i
r.n
iivv
1510.
s
Smith
of
Kamloops,
and
Mrs.
making
arrangements
for
the,
J
J
JL
d,
JL
1
Jasper
Helen)
Stanycr
of
Harel-
shipment.
LONDON,
Oct.
22:
O)
A
high-
ton
one
son.
David
Pratt
of
Haz-
Shirley
Preston,
Provincial
Agri-
perk
and
MacGregor
May
Attend
ranking
neutral
military
obser-e"on
and
five
Jtrandchlldren.
culturlst
at
Smlthers.
and
Ray,
Canadian
Legion
Banquet.
ver
sald
today
that
reliable
in-
I
There
is
also
a
brother
at
Canyon
Oulton,
well
known
Smlthers
far-
formation
from
Russia
indicat-
Clty
and
a
sister.
Mrs
Katie
Dlx-
mer.
went
to
Kamloops
with
the
As
a
result
of
new
arrangements
Cl
that
the
German
attack
on
1
Teak
of
German
Assault
Has
Passed,
Declares
Neutral
Source
in
London-Moscow
Com
municative.
Polling
points
in
the
riding
so
far-
reported
are
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert,
Pattullo
Weaver
Aliford
10
Barret
12
Burnaby
Island
.7.
Butedale
13
Dundas
2
Frederick
5
Georgetown
2
Gillat
Arm
12
Haysport
3
Inverness
1
Jap
Inlet
3
Lawn
HUU
2
Massett
46
Pacofl
9
Osland
-
13
D.
Ilnmnrra
chance
was
made
possible
when'
th
Knl
Armv
lines
in
the
Orel
Port
Clements
25
Lllg
Lalllagt
Colonei
s
D,
Johnston
advised
the
scctor,
almost
two
hundred
miles
p0rt
Edward
(no
vote).
Ladles
Ald.
Kitzegukla),
Mr.
and
-"J
UWI.
'
attend
the
b3nqUet
Mrs
Mathws
Weslev.
Mr.
nnrt
Mrs
e(l
N
0.
P
1
e
S
101
i
I
1
v
V
e
C
Le
lon
members.r
Edward
l;i?t.
nltrht.
caus-
Legion
mat
the
Armory
would
pe(
south
0f
Moscow,
were
disclosed
p0rt
Simpson
H
Oct
22:
(CP)
a.vallable-
Tne
extra
accommoda
to
naMr.s
w
A.
Smith.
(Kamlnonl.
VT.
...
L
..1.
unmK.
"on
will
enable
ex-seivice
men
u
U3
well
a.
MO
Mrs
james
Turnbull,
Mr.
and
Jng
huge
damage,
the
Peck.
V.C.,
former
citizen
of
Prince
M"
J
f
K.
Sealv
Mr
and
Mrs
iVol.'n,-.
Italian
lnVli
high
pnmmand
commanu
Rupert,
battalion
commander
ot
fecph
A11Pn
I
L,
:11
cinMlan
Qttsh
ln
Mrs
a
s
Irvine
officers
and
announced
to
lay.
it
thc
last
Great
war
and
honorary
membr.
or
st
petcr.s
Women.,
was
the
second
raid
011
president
of
thj
local
branch,
m
Auxliiarv
Mr.
the
city
in
less
than
a
attendance.
With
him
It
Is
hoped
and
,U
Mrs
1VUS
ae0rBe(
.
Rpn.
,
..
ucu'l'c
1,11
'V
to
,,,
hue
Major
John
Tnhn
Mipflrpcnr.
MacGregor,
M
aies
or
the
Red
Cross,
week.
mi
ai.e,
Mrs,
cooper
Wrlnch..
Mr.'
(civilian)
1295
Armory
5
Naval
6
Queen
Charlotte
City
Sandspit
10
Skidegate
.15
Sunnyside
5
Surf
Inlet
17
Tlell
9
Wark
Channel
24
5
7
3
14
1
2
0
14
7
8
14
Mrs.
E.
T.
Applewhalte
arrived
the
Catala
yester
TomorrowsTid.es
High
3:00
ajn.
21.5
ft.
14:56
p.m.
22.9
ft.
Low
9:00
a.m.
5.4
ft.
21:34
pjn.
1.8
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Pattullo
Government
Hard
Pressed
THIS
FRONT
SUBSTANTIAL
rnion
or
'us
!;
...
t
i
East
Is
Frce
IO
"e
"ecKonea
wnn
CANBERRA.
Australia,
October
.
o-
.Prime
Minister
John
Cur
ia
ot
Australia
says
that
the
de-
lree
oi
co-opera
lion
uvuwcch
participants
in
the
new
United
paclflf
Front
tomposcd
of
Great
Iritain
United
States,
unina,
me
jethenantis
East
Indies,
Australia
jid
New
Zealand
will
be
substan-ial
and
reiterates
the
warning
hal
pebble
extension
of
war
In
he
Far
East
constitutes
a
serious
r.enace
I-
t
VI
t
w
w
-
'
w
Is
Being
Made
Constable
R
C.
Moore
of
the
SAVE
TO
WINWAR
Prince
Rupert
Joins
Actively
Today
in
National
Drive
for
Weapons.
Prince
Rupert
joins
the
rest
of
Canada
today
in
the
War
Weapons
Drive
to
promote
the
purchase
of
more
War
Savings
Certificates
so
that
the
war
may
be
successfully
prosecuted.
The
local
objective
is
to
secure
enough
pledges
in
Ptince
Rupert
to
buy
two
universal
gun
carriers
per
month.
To
graphically
demonstrate
the
objective,
two
gun
carriers
were
moving
up
and
down
the
streets
today
carrying
mottoes
appropriate
to
the
drive.
W.
R.
McAfee
is
chairman
of
the
drive
locally.
Liberals
Have
Largest
Group
In
New
Legislature
But
Will
Be
In
Position
Of
Minority
PATTULLO
RE-ELECTED
Lead
Over
Weaver
Is
"9
With
Six
Small
Pulls
as
Well
as
Military
and
Absentee
Vote
Awaited.
The
closeness
of
the
election
contest
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
was
a
surprise
to
many.
This
.nomine
it
anrjeared
evident
that
WINNIPEG.
October
22:
For
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
re-
the
seventh
succesive
month
this
Oufferin
Establishment
In
Toronto
eiected.
His
majority
over
George
year
air
mail
carried
by
Trans-
To
Build
Ships
On
Large
Scale
w
weaver,
the
Co-operative
Com-
uanaaa
Air
unes
over
domestic
-
monwealth
Federation
candidate,
and
international
routes
shows
an
OTTAWA,
October
22:
tt
In
or-
stood
at
seventy-nine
with
six
increase.
der
to
convert
the;
undertaking
In-
5mall.polls
out
of
the
total
of
46
Figures
released
by
O.
T.
Larson,
to
one
of
the
larger
shipbuilding
sM1I
tn
hp
hfarrt
frnm
.
as
vice-president,
today
show
130.548
units
in
Canada,
the
government;
he
mllitary
vote
abroad
and
such
rrvrfc
nTAnT
P0""
01
alr
mau
were.carriea
in
"
pu.uu
ui,
"'P-
absentee
vote
as
there
may
be.
FllR
Villi
K
SePtember-
an
lncrease
01
1.121
building
company
t
Toronto.
Hon
Pnnce
Rupert
city
gave
Mr.
Pat
vai
J
a
vvi
pounas
over
August
ana
more
u.
unu.wi
ui
than
50
percent
ahead
of
Septem-
munitions,
announced
yesterday.
ber
1940.
Passengers
during
the
month
117
A
OCT
HOC
totalled
9165
but
199
less
than
the
YY
rllj0.ll
J
Latest
Count
Shows
Eighteen
Government
Supporters,
fourteen
C.C.F.,
Ten
Conservative
and
One
Labor
Candidate
Elected.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
22:
(CP)-A
surprisingly
heavy
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
vote
throughout
the
province
yesterday
assured
that
party,
on
the
basis
of
the
civilian
vote,
at
least
fourteen
mem
bers
in
the
legislature.
With
final
results
still
to
come
from
six
ridings,
the
Liberals
had
elected
only
eighteen
members
while
the
Conservatives
Increased
their
representation
f
rrvTV
nffrVit
f
-
fori
f
m
a
T
nVis
member
was
elected
while
Incom-plete
results
showed
Liberals
lead-
.
ing
in
two
ridings,
Conservatives
Solid
North
in
two
and
C.C.F.
in
one.
Not
a
The
north
went
solid
Liber-
single
poll
In
Peace
River
riding
al
again
in
yesterday's
elec-
had
been
heard
from
up
to
this
tlon.
Kenney
in
Skeena,
morning,
but
later
it
announced
Connelly
In
Omineca,
and
re-election
of
G.
E.
Braden.
Lib-
Perrv
in
Fort
Georee
had
eral.
It
was
obvious
that,
even
large
majorities.
Asselstine
should
they
succeed
in
electing
in
Atlin,
Pattullo
In
Prince
four
more
members
which
is
un-
Rupert
and
Braden
In
Peace
likely,
the
government
could
be
River
were
re-elected
wlth
defeated
by
a
Conservative
and
smaller
margins.
C.C.F.
coalition
In
the
legislature.
Two
of
Mt.
Pattullo's
cabinet
mm-
lsters,
Provincial
Secretary
G.
l.L
i...
u
Weir
and
Attorney
General
G.
S.
IV
U
L
IVI
I
U
TV!
14
IVl
Wlsmer,
suffered
personal
defeats
.1,
JLYLil
1
xlliYlLjll
in
-VancouverePoinWGrey
and-Van.
-
couver
Centre
respectively.
Nine
Ann
1
AllM
4"w-T
seats
were
at
stake
in
Vancouver
jT&lYEl
OJLlilll
and
the
C.C.F.
swept
them
all
ex-
cept
Vancouver-Point
Grey
which
Fifty
Hostages
Pay
Penalty
for
filled
its
three-member
slate
with
Shooting
of
Two
High-Rank-Conservatives.
Premier
Pattullo's
ing
Nazi
Officers.
re-election
with
a
majority
of
pos-
sibly
100
seemed
assured
this
VICHY,
Oct.
22:
Oi
Chief
of
morning.
State
Marshal
Petaln
tod
French-
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
R.
men
today
that
fifty
of
their
L.
Maitland,
K.C.,
Conservative
countrymen
had
been
shot
by
Ger-
leader,
refused
to
make
statements
man
occupation
authorities
this
until
complete
results
are
known,
morning
In
retaliation
for
the
as-From
neither
was
there
an
ink-
sassination
of
German
officers.
ling
of
whether
the
Liberals
would
Petaln's
broadcast
followed
news
seek
to
carry
on
with
a
small
ma-
that
a
second
German
officer
had
Jority
or
whether
a
Liberal-Con-
been
assassinated
In
forty
-eight
servative
coalition
was
possible,
hours,
meeting
death
yesterday
C.C.F.
headquarters
had
no
com-
in
Bordeaux.
ment
to
make
except
that
the
re-
-
suit
was
no
surprise
to
them
and
port
George-H.
G.
Perry.
they
had
felt
a
change
coming-
Kamloops
R.
H.
Carson.
for
some
time
In
response
to
pop
ular
demand
for
new
policies.,
Kaslo-Slocan
Hon.
C.
S.
Leary.
fnnlmr.
TV.
Te!o-iHe
TTnn
rt
Prominent
among
those
elected
s
pearson.
were
R.
L.
Maitland
in
Vancouver-1
"New
'Westminster
Hon.
A.
Wells
Point
Grey;
Grant
McNeill,
for-
Gray.
mer
C.C.F.
member
of
parliament,
(
North
okanagan
Hon.
Dr.
K.
In
Vancouver-Burrard,
arid
Mrs.
c
MacDonald.
Grace
Maclnnls,
wife
of
Angus
omineca
M.
M.
Connelly.
Maclnnls,
M.P.,
and
daughter
ot
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
M.P.
for
Win-J
nlpeg.
Mrs.
Maclnnls
Is
one
oft
five
women
elected.
j
Thp
onlv
candidate
not
a
mem-
Peace
River
G.
E.
Braden.
Re
velstoke
Harry
Johnston.
Saanlch
Hon.
N.
W.
Whlttaker.
Skeena
E.
T.
Kenney.
Victoria
City
Hon.
John
Hart,
0
ber
of
three
major
parties
to
make
Mrs
N
Hodges,
W.
T.
Straith.
45
n
eVtnn'intt
nm
q
Tnm
TTnhlll
neren-1
Vnln
rr
t
T
t
tmis
M
v.
oa
.w
11
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"
f
1
x
-
vaiC-
xaii.'-v.i
Ult
U.
w.
U.
VJlliW.
,
'
the
coal
mining
East
Kootenayl
Conservatlves
elected
are:
district.
,
chllllwack
L.
II.
Eyres.
1
Of
five
ridings
Incomplete
the
,
Cranbrook
Dr.
P.
W.
Green.
2
Liberals
and
Conservatives
each.
Dewdney
R.
C
McDonald.
Jled
in
two
and
the
C.C.F.
In
one.
EsquimaitE.
V.
Finland.
123i
All
of
the
C.C.F.
members
of1
Qak
BayHerbert
Anscomb.,
the
last
legislature
were
re-elect-,
Salmon
Arm
R.
W.
Bruhn.
U
Infliirflnir
TTarnlrl
Winch,
the
n...n.
r.m
w
&
n
Hon.
Air
Base
(Seal
Cove)
(no
vote).
Darty.s
house
leader,
who
first'
tt
.1
itt
rt
Oft
26
"fi
.
.
r-i.
In
day
afternoon
from
Stewart
to
cessful.
meet
and
return
home
witn
ner
husband
who
came
in
on
last
nishfs
train
from
Prince
George
won
a
seat
in
Vancouver
East
in(
VancouVer-Point
Grey
--
R.
L.
"
1933
at
the
age
of
twenty-six.
nis
Maltland(
j.
a.
Paton,
Mrs.
F.
J.
"
father,
-E.
E.
Winch,
was
return-
:Rolston.
:
3
pH
nn
the
C.C.F.
ticket
In
Burnaby
22
The
C.C.F.
won
six
seats
from
3
the
Liberals,
including
the
latter's
23.twln
stronnhold
of
Vancouver-
Polls
yet
to
be
heard
from,
are
nnrrard.
and
a
seventh
from
Dr.
,0
Cumshewa,
Digby,
Limestone
Is-jL
le.
Xelford,
former
C.C.F.
leader.
Alt
L
Ai
sheppard.
land,
Oona
River,
Sewell
Inlet
and
Wark
Channel.
C.C.F.
.
Burnaby
E.
E.
Winch.
Comox
Colin
Cameron.
Cowlchan-Newcastle
Sam
Guth-
who
ran
in
Vancouver
East
as
ani
Mckenzie
Herbert
Gargrave.
Independent-Labor
.candidate.
N0rth
Vancouver
Mrs.
D.
G.
.
The
Conservatives
won
four
steeves.
seats
from
the
Liberals
although
Rossland-Trall
H.
W.
Henidge.
two
former
members
were
unsuc-
Liberals
Liberals
are
assured
elected
In
the
following
eighteen
seats:
George
Franklin,
manager
of
whence
he
flew,
into
the
northern
AtllnHon,
w,
j.
Asselstine
National
ot
Atlin
riding
In
eonnec
:
ion
'
the
Canadian
Express
part
nnT.n,,
t,phmirdals
.
Co..
arrived
home
this
morning
with
his
duties
as
returning
oiucer
,
,
,
"
'
on
the
Prince
George.
in
the
provincial
election.
Columbia-Thomas
King.
Slmllkameen
B.
G.
Webber.
Vancouver-Burrard
Mrs.
Grace
Maclnnls,
C.
Grant
McNeill.
Vancouver
Centre
Mrs.
Laura
'jamleson,
W.
W.
Lefeaux.
I
Vancouver
ast
Harold
Winch,
Arthur
J.
Turner.
,
tabor
Fernle
Tom
Uphill.
".
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