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eral election, giving the party a

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9 NEW BRUNSWICK

3 (C.P. By Guardlan’a special wire)

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Oct. 14 _

A bare majority of 33 votes in Royal was all that prevented Lib- erals from sweeping every cnc of the ten seats in New Brunswick today. The victorious Conservative, A. J. Brooks, also found him.self

5 alone among 15 Liberals in the

three Maritime Provinces.

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'99 eluded Hon. R.. B. Hanson, Minis.

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v e of the National Liberal

Far from proving serious factors.

smothered under the Liberal ava- lanche and all nine lost their de- posit". They included Dr. Frances L. Fish, Newcastle barrister and one of the 15 women candidates in the Dominion. In addition five Conservativg candidates lost denve- its in Gloucester, Kent. Northum- berland, Resiigouche - Madawaska and Westmorland. Howe Cowan, Independent-Liberal in St. John- Albert and only candidate in the province with an affiliation other than Liberal, Conrervative or Re- construction, also lost his deposit by polling only 08'! votes. the few- est received by any candidate in

the field.

Returns for the single Conserva-

tive riding. Royal, were: A. J. Brooks, Conservative, 7,817. Donald V. White, Liberal 7.344. and James

G. Mccrea, Reconstruction asa.

Hon. P. J. Venlot. former post-

master-general for the Dominion and once premier of New Brunswick had a huge majority in Gloucester. and the Liberal landslide also was particulary heavy in Kent, ncati- gouche-Madawaska and Westmor- land. While retaining two seats the Liberals gained seven from Conser-

vatlver.

In St. John-Albert, long a Con-

servative stronghold and formerly returning two members, D. Klng_ Hazen. conservative, was running close to William M. Ryan when half of the polls reported but Ryan gradually forged ahead until he finally polled 15,159 votes against

11,583 for his opponent. ,

Paul B. Cross in Bt. John-Albert

received better support than any other Reconstruction candidate, get- ting 4,054. Rev. C. Younger Lewis in Westmorland was next with 3.216 and Dr. Fish in Northumber- land came third with 2,735.

Rev. C. Younger Lewis in West- »

moi-land received better support than any other Reconstruction can- didate, getting 3,206. Dr. Fish was next with 2.735.

55 Liberals Elected in Quebec

MONTREAL. Oct. 14-The Prov-

ince of Quebec today elected 55 Liberal members of the .House of Commons, with four others of Lib- eral leading. but lacking official party support, to approach the solid bloc days of 1921. Oi’ the pi'ovince’s B5 seats- Conservatives won five, two of them by cabinet mlrilaters. while widely spread Pontiac was in doubt late tonight.

The province was represented by

six -men in the Bennett cabinet, and four of them met defeat:

Minister Gendron, Solicitor Gen- eral Dupre and Hon. Onesime Gagnon, Minister without portfolio. Two veteran Conservatives were successful, however. Sir George Perley. Minister without portfolio, and 1-Ion. O. H. Cahan, Secretary of State. _

Sir George won Argenisuil, and.

Mr. cshan in Montreal Bt. Law- rence-St George. Their other suc- cesses were R.. I-I, White, Montreal St. Antoine-Weetrnount, W. A. Walsh, Montreal Mount Royal, and Montreal Verdun where Jules Wer- menlinger headed the poll which had the longest list of candidates of any in the country-ll. Issdina Liberals won sweeping victories. I-fcn. Ernest Iapolnte. former Min- ister of Justice. took a 14.000 ms- jority in his traditional seat of Quebec East; Hon. P. J. A. Cardin, former Minister of Marine, was 7.000 ahead of Richelieu-Vercheres, Hon. Ernest Rinfret, formerly Bec- rstary of State, took an 11.000 ma- Jority in St. James and Hon. Lucien Cannon. former Solicitor General. was 1,000 ahead in Port Nauf.

veteran laeoaasfal

,ldON'I'R.llAL, Oct. l0-(C.P.)- Hon. Charles Mardi. former lpealrer of the House of Commons

and ogelt member in Mint of ser- vica tba Rouse, was ie-elected as a Liberal in Bonaventure. Re is the only member remaining who has sat without s buak since 1900.

amuumnumi 'l~aaelarvx|is.c\\»-.owls

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bersldovw of MMIII. lliidazdwsse asaatndovwd- ent~ berai fer ‘three Nets, de-

a Conservative. ‘

Since 1000 Hon. Hugh Guthrie.

father of the Conservative candi- date, has represented the seat He was Minister of Justice in the Bennett administration and is now chairman of the Board of Rail- wsy_0ommlssloners._ He enwrud Parliament as a Liberal. became a Unionist in 1918 and a Con- servative after the war.

a time and the defeated Connery- stive candidate is the third of the line to fight an election there.

Clrllln ltoeleoficd

MONTREAL. Oct. le-Hon. P. J.

A. Cardin, former Minister of Marine, was elected in Richelieu- Verchsres by a majority of more than 5,000 over lgnace Aroham~ bault, his only opponent. He ba- came the second former Liberal Cabinet Minister to obtain re- election in Quebec Province, Hon- Fernand Rinfret, former Secretary of Stats, being the other.

Ashes Macrhail Returned

CEYDON, Ont., Oct. 14-Min

Agnes MacPhail will be back in Ottawa to give the House of Com- mons a feminine touch. The first and until today, at least, the only woman ever elected to the Federal .' Parliament retained her seat in Grey-Bruce by a slim margin in a three-cornered fight. The contest wasoneoftlwaclosestinthocoun- try with both Conservative and Liberal candidates only s. few votes behind Misa Macfhall all the way. Bho ren as a U. P. 0.- Labor candidate.

leuraan Defeated

MONTREAL, Oct. 14-Henri

Bcurassa. veteran member of Parliament, former -editor of In Devoir and one of the outstand- msmbars cf the House of Com- mons, met dafeatftodsy in Labalie by lhurice Lalcnde, a Uberal who entered the lists on nomination day.

- le-elected

noi¢‘DON, Ont., Oct. 14-Bon. J.

C. Elliott, former Minister of Pub- lic Works. was one of the promin- ent Ontario Liberals who held his place in the House easily. Mr. llliott was re-elected in Middlesex west. , 0

Denies llsesw Victorious

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53121' §§’=-iii slit? its

llfnlaisr ef Justice Defeated

tonight when the defeat of Hon

an crucial Literal candidm,rm1. G. R. Geary. Minimf °f -l“-“°l°°- including J. s. wccdawcrth, on 11i=i>= Bisue- Mr- Geriocy rained WI-1 m=>°\m°°d- M1* °°“Y 1°” leader. reiumsa zu rariumaat. the seat from me conservative 'malty ridlnz to Hush Plame- ws" ia ma um in apmgnaiu Senator Bourgeois having held it young Liberal lawyer famed as a ,mmm In Mwnmaldl tm _ in the last Parliament. hockey player. mwt 5¢,ndmq_b,,,“. W”

While tho Liberal wave swept

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CID"-llc! Stronghold many Ontario Conservative vetcr- da” iight in tm mu return., r

ans inte defect '=1“°“8*‘°“i th” being far ia the fuck earlier.

KINGSTON. Ont., Oct. 14-Nor' province Toronto remained fairly c_ C_ F_ LEAD IN ,_ 0_ mn MCL- 11.08815. l-°dlY Pl-\11¢d firm in its Conservative allegiance. (CL By annum.. spun' W the °"1 °°”5°"V“uV° ml’ °f xml' Samuel Factor who won a seat for vA_N¢0Uvm-E B 0 oat u

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ston, home town or Sir John A. me Liber” in 1930 "mined it but The CD_°permv° commonwnl M°”D°““'d' '“t° tm L“°°"' °°" apart from thesetwo other Toronto Federmm wok ,, um in nv. umn. He is professor of economics Sea” "mmm ¢°meW,mve_ _ ban nuts H mmm. from “Mr “i '§“°°”;f, L,‘g§"’f’§“‘Y& ’°§“°' was Aznss mcrhau, running in elections 'in mitun columbia

scene ary ra ea er ac- _ _ Kenzie Kms. and author of bio- §':'fn’;,§"“°°' md h" °'°°° 1” P” ‘Vg '°§‘¢':§,§; -‘\§;‘°§‘,“$;::.'1,' 12- °- gmphy of ML Kim' 1 ` whtere oneaof his opponent?"-

' Ilan. T- G- Murph! Mayor a. 0. mam, Liberal.

Church Unbeatable . Hon H H stevens mme

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Murnny. Mlm" ° ffl' “l°’»"' Kucteua mat in essays new

Thomas L. Church, veteran Tor- ' _ . ._ y onto Conservative. again proved ’i”:nM£‘:£"b°%';‘°‘°f Egg; election, the same cast which

5° “bv in _ 1 M tug W represented ,in the last parlia

1-III; rztelngd hi: sezteammlseento- gf w"";':°c‘;',f’P';'é‘;§` as a Conservative.

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council or that mu-ty. Mr. church Hmm, och “_-rm mm, thi Eomhiim °M;’uP’°"eMt“§,“ u _ , W” sm" nm” May" ,M T°f,] Party r¢t\1rn=d UW m=°1‘°°“= *° compiled by 'rag canadian in-3|: 004°” T' "NY (L) 2“‘.3;i’.‘.%..l?.“..§“‘§.‘§i°‘§?... ‘S32-.. cr H°“'° °‘ °‘;.°.;;';;“.., .‘.;i.’? f~f=°»<1=°~<>°»~=»-f~°=1-W, out in the 1930 general election. :’§‘:if;':°u":3"b:'f1°°L: Pmgfessed to_ (;vrg;.lmOC;°E';.-goaoogengiie ommer:

Bmk nmdm, nlsbt. Three and a hal: hours tion; UFA--United' Farmers ot Al-

” mer ‘nu berta; UFO-United liarmera of On-

eunl-PH, ont., out. 14-mr me ‘°If,b’§,u gmmbm deem Wm, tario: so-social omni: 1nd-!u-

furt time ia as vom the can- umm uw” Mwuwe Km, 1,, dependent: 1°-Progressive; stituency of Wellington South will Pm,” Alben, Hon w_ R Mmm., Labor: Comm-Communist

be represented in Parliament by Wu MAMM1 “__ A_ M_ Young Member o. last House.

a member not of they Guthrie fain- in gunman! _,_ Gordon Ross ._\ bracketed after-constituency na ily. R- W. Gladstone, Liberal, tc- won" Jaw sad D' A_ Mcmven in lndicatelllfffy malority in previc in ‘i° °“;.'°‘.':: as-~~ r.‘.°:.:‘°.‘;=...ii‘.°.:.:..e.°°.‘.°‘r.‘:.°:~°i°:. ‘" W011 6 .BBB B.Wly Om Us . 1 I W

Guthrie who was contesting it as 6° 'mvei . “head mn responding territory arg given.

after polls closed they were lead

one constituency. QU-'iDP€11B» ii

Party two

Liberal Leader Mackenzie King.

with 100 out of 138 iwlls heard from had a total of 1715 votes l-lla nearest opponent was A R Bed ard, Social Credit with 3485 voteS

clean rich#

ronmrro. oct. is-Results

xn me nut century non. 1-ruaa from a single rural roll had il” Gut.hrie‘s father held the seat for '¢1onserVG»iilve and Liberal candi-

dates in York West on tenter- hooks tonight. Just before ll o'cic¢i¢ iso of me lar will in W riding had reported. Peter L Brown, Conservative. led by 18 votes over J. E. 'L. Btrellhi. Lib- argl, who had 901105 an even 8.000. '.l’he Rocoilstnlction I-nd C. C. F. candidates were tar behind.

lneeeasfal In Royal

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Oct. 14-

Eisction of A. J. Brooks in Royal. N. B-. made him the only I1l¢0°“- ful Conservative candidate in the Maritime Provinces. Ha had e majority of only Sl over Donald

V. White. Liberal. The final standing in New

Brunswick was nine Liberals and the lone Conservative- Among the defeated' Government standard- bearers was Hon. R.. B. Hanson. Minister of Trade and Commerce. who lost out to W. G. Clark in York-Sunbury after a close battle.

All Reconstruction candidaws in the Province lost their deposits. Liberals retained two seats and seven from the Conservatives.

I1-fi Dcllt

SAINT JOHN. N. B.. Oct. 14-

Hon. R. B. 1!a11s0n's' defeat in York-Bunbury was his first since he entued the llousa of Commons in-1931. He was abpointsd Min- ister of '1‘rade'sad Commerce on Nov. 17, 1934, and during his long career nas been chairman of various committees in the House. Hs is se yea-vs old.

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while in 10 other consiit they were leading the ll-Illl. One lone -Liberal, J. A. llaelilihi. its Edmonton West. had

lar Bennett was aa-elected

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feated In Lethbridge. Brig-Cen. =::*'.R\amu:sgl° amd Baptist Ummm

member saws mo. ion so J. is. at Tryon. on Simdey °"°°‘“l~ 0°'

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muk” 1, me Rotary luncheon y,,,;.,¢,,y‘|t being election day

49 - . _ _ azz: Rctg;-im H. G. Rogers presided: m ' ° 1 ' . 'ras A resolution cr Symvllby *O RW. -S or 1 e- e resslon - M 1~~-~ M M- es ativo ticket- W- \¢ll°°¥ W” 0”' mba representations: one ia oaa-

as susan sasmv was Wesc-

83 ada's last Parliament to two, a

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atives sent a candidate to tge

as-ian Warren Brenton on the seam or his mother-in-law. WI-

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1'- uw 1 to was sau Doyle *nd “ment at on: her late residence

tool: place fr _ at Pleasant Grove to lt. Euliem! Church. Covehsad. The pall bear- ,” wan 51; nephews: Messrs.

a rrmu, wiin-aa, Reainsld. Leo rm mu .au .mapa Dona. service'

t the hurcn and grave was con- :lucted cby Rev. Irancis MADQUM4 Du.nstan's_ Uni -

versity

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(Twelve Memben)

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(Four Members)

KINGS (C--520)

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NEW BRUNSWICK (Ten Members)

CHARLOTTE (0_i505) O. R. Pollard (C) Burton M. Hill (L) -~....... W. W- Quartennsln (R) . ... GLOUCESTEB (L-256) A. M. Robichaud (C) ...... ‘Hon. P. J. Veniot (L) M. Hector Poirier' (E) KENT (C-W1)

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D. King Hazen (0) William M. Ryan (L) Paul B- Cross (R) ........ Howe Ocfwan (Ind-L)

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