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J 4- CHARLOTTETOW'N. CANADA. TUESDAY, JULY 29. 1930 8 PAGES f§"`i?'uis'}§°.'f.§'.{'.°““.fa°r`i'."s'."£'. 33.'
‘MAN OF THE HOUR” THE KIN
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‘NEXT PRIME DTINISTBI. Ol' CANADA. WHOSE PARTY
SUCH A SIGNAL ‘AND MAGNIFICENT VICTORY UVER THE
YEBIEEDA Y. ' `
Conservative
Stalwarts
Bounced By Electors
“John And Chester” Loudly Acclaimed At Com-
_ mittee Rooms Last
l Eloquent Speeches.
Evening - Victors Make
V 'i~rrn.r.~..iein enthusiasm, that
W 4 P-lrly flushed with the tide
“I "‘°W'."- Prevailed at the Con-
ltrvaiivc livaliquilrter! last ev.
Will., as nz-ws ol Conservative
|‘°¢°=S<‘s and Conservative con-
cessions were announced. Brief
lddresses of gratitude and ap-
V'""“I."" "He delivered by Mr.
W Cliff-for S. Moinire and Mr.
mn 5'- lllvers , members-elect,
“<1 by ii.-.err .l. n. stewart, lead-
rr of ihr- opposition in the Pro-
~\1ll¢Ial Govmiment and Dr. W.
J- P. .vimiiilrirn
Hier thi- usual formalities, the
\°““°ll1i¢ of the members-elect.
Willie three hearty cheers, lead
PH--A--_Mi
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS ETCS.
1.;-inhandale Wednesday, Show and
C0- Oirlicstra. 5509-7-25-41.
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"‘Y°rlr nine chin prretiee shoot
°°i*=d=\i. .idly soih. use-zl
nggliwd Church, Tryon Circuit
'mid rheir annual picnic on Wed-
>~ July soih.
541 16 28 29 30 51
. 3-7-15- - - - -
,mme tn York United chin-ch
,,-,'“‘ Wfinesday. this week. rcs
mg" ffllll. lunch, etc., etc. Once
~ i°~°~ me-ai
nzfiinzrrl christian sunday school
WH' LW-sley Beach, Wednesday,
Q d‘0ih. Bring your own baskets
~Sh»‘-5. Cars leave Church at
5685-7-294!
"Dr, Avor ‘
d . s Dental Oidce will be
mi 011 Thursday oi each week bc-
|_h‘t"g "Hill 31'. until further notice.
~1 ‘S Olleninz an omce for that
‘I EMO". over the store of Mrs.
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by Mr. B. B-. Holman._Mr.
Mchure addressed the meet-
ii ing. He thanked the electors for
1 the wonderful vote accorded him
1 and his collealues. and Pkdtdd
- himself to live up to the confid-
`\ ence placed in him.
To his words of appreciation
for the vote, Mr. Myers added his
appreciation ior the work of the
constituents. To have succesful
representation for Queen; County
the members must have the co-
operation oi the electors. Mr. My-
ers stated in conclusion.
Mr. J. D. Stewart reminded the
assembled electors that it will be
necessary to at once think of the
future by laying foundations that
the party may live. The Conserv-
ative; have gained power. he acid
at a. critical juncture. and some-
thin; must be done to preserve
the life ot the party. Nor' that
the Dominion election is over.
the party must at once belln to
prepare for the local election.
"Pm going to commence tomor-
_ Continued on Pflds 3
cate: "lnlon e
at Wiltshire wednesday. Malpeque
Thursday, Borden Friday. Crlvllld
Earn... was-1-no-si
"Harland excursions leaving at 3
p. m., Standard every Tuesday, Pri-
day and Saturday. .Phone 773 for
further information. Blnale fare for
round trip. B280-7-9-all
"Dr, Cllit, 171 Queen St.. Char-
lottetown, Chronic Maladics prevent-
ed and cured at home, where they
originate. 5416-7-15-3m
“Tha thrilling story of is desvbr-
ais band of war iliers whose only
honorable discharge was a death eer-
till i oi th Condemned"
WILL HAVE A CLEAR MAJORITY
OF STATE IN ST. JAMES, MONTREAL,
the Esstem townships where five io. defeated in the eastern townships
the heart of the district returned a Man.. and Hon. Cyril! Mummih.
~ro1a,0N'r0, ont., July 28.-il p. ln. The voting was close in a. naajoi-ity
seats to secure a clear majority in by by a bare ss. 'ive sons of former
the next house ei commons. With 81 Liberal members went down to de-
returns still to come in. conservst- feat, H. R.. Emerson. l Jon 0! U16
ives are 49 seats ahead of Liberals. former minister of the same name
Two more ministers have been de-`|in Westmorland, N. B, and Samuel
ate Hon Charles Dun Min- I Pickup in Disby Annabvlil
my Budget which was a central ia- 'iii--The Government flew llefelf'-°
sue in the election. Hon. Lucien Can- - Conservatives have new auch a lead
non, solicitor general, deicated in that it seems unlikely that Liberals
Dorchester, Quebec alter a stormY'¢l»n recover from their early INRI-
campaizn. These make five ministers Two ministers have been .defeated
in all whose defeat has so far been Conservatives have broken into the
' " ' . srannma Assam.
'1'ortoN'r0, ont., .idly za.-at ii.io p. rn, the oahediah Press reported
the Party standing by provinces as iollonz- _
` Seats ln
U. F. Lab. Ind. Dbt. House
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Que.  .. 1 55 `|
Ont.  . . . 1
Mail.; .- . -... . ...... I
Suk.  ...... .. I
Alta . . . . . . . 4
B. C. 
Yukon _ '
'fatal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 62 115 'l
It is cozcoded that on this showing the Oonservativu will hav
oi-ity over all in the new House.
LATEST SUBDIABY
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eleciidh of 300 mlmbtrl Out U1 248, distributed by plrtidt- ‘,
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OVER ALL;
` (By The Canadian Press)
THE LIBERAL "BLOC IN THE PROVI NCE OF QUEBEC WAS DEFINITELY BROK-
EN IN THE GSNERAL ELECTIONS TODAY. CONSERVATIVES MADE SUBSTANTIAL
GAINS IN ALL PARTS OF THE PROVINCE AND IN BOTH 'RURAL AND CITY CONSTIT
UENCIES. AT 11.40 23 CONSERVATIVES HAD BEEN ELECTED IN THE 65 SEATS AS
COMPARED WITH FOUR WHO SAT IN THE_ HOUSE OF COMMONS AFTER THE 1927
ELECTIONS' TWO MINISTERS OF THE GOVERNMENT WENT DOWN TO DEFEAT
IN THE PROVINCE’ HON LUCIEN CAN NO N, SOLICITOR-GENERAL IN DORCHESTER
AND HON. F. W. KAY, MINISTER WITHOUT PORTFOLIO IN BROME-MISSISSQUO.
MINISTERS ELECTED WERE* HON. ERNES T LAPOINTE, MINISTER OF MARINE IN
RICHELIEU AND HON. FERNAND RINFRE T, SECRETARY OF STATE IN STL JAMES,
MONTREAL. FAIRLY COMPLETE RETUR NS INDICATED THE ELECTION OF ARTH.
UR SAUVE, FORMERLY LEADER OF THE CONSERVATIVE OPPOSITION IN THE
PROVINCIAL HOUSE. F. W. KAY WENT DOWN TO DEFEAT IN BROME-MISSISS-
QUOI AT THE HANDS OF DR. F. H. PICKEL, WHOM HE DEFEATED IN THE 1926 ELEC-
TION BY 1121 VOTES. MINISTERS ELECTE D WERE HON. FERNAND RINFRET, SEC’Y ‘
ST. JEAN .LbLS.T.,DENIS. MGNTREAL. ..’ _ - i-_ HON. ERNEST LAlli.01NT1:,M1N1STER~ or _I
JUSTICE, QUBEC"EAST~AND HON. Pi JL' A. CARDI_N;M_INISTE fOF MARINE _IN RICH-5 1
ELIEU. EARLY RETURNS IN DICATED TH E ELECTION OF ARTHUR SAUVE, FOR. ‘
MERLY LEADER OF THE CON SERVATIVE OPPOSITION IN THE PROVINCIAL HOUSE. e
AFEATURE OF THE RURAL VOTING WAS THE SUCCESS OF THE CON SERVATIVE "mg ‘“°‘“” ‘ ”’°" “‘°'
PARTY IN THE EASTERN TOIVNSHIPS WHERE THREE SEATS WERE GAIN ED.
SIR. GEORGE PERLEY FORMERLY HIGH COMMISSIONER IN LONDON AND A CON
SERVATIVE WAS ELECTED BY A SAFE MAJORIT-Y IN ARGENTEUIL. THE TWO
WOMEN CANDIDATES WHO RAN IN QUE BEC SEATS WERE BOTH DEFEATED BY
SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITIES-DR. ENGLA ND IN MOUNT ROYAL AND MISS IDOLA
A funn-e of the rural voting was 'announced The other three are: I-ion. Quebec bloc by capturing eight seats. ._ i____..____.__
the success of the Conservative party W. F. Kay. Minister without pertiol- WIN’NIl>EG. Man.-First candidate
conceded election in the West toda ‘s
in Y '
seats were gained in Brome-Missiav of Quebec; Hon. T. A. crerar, min- ballot was J. W. woodsworth, Labor,  ‘
quol, Richmond-Wolfe, Compton, ister of Railways, formerly leader of who was first elected to the House
Staniield and Sheiford. Sherbrooke. the Progressive Party in Brandon oi Commons nine years ago. He is
returned for Winnipegrlorth Centre
uhm,” 4 defeated in Queens, P. ll. 1. over two opponents, a Communist
and one Independent.
E. B. T. Hora R.. B. _Bennett Con- of the maritime constituencies. H. Bu 'I'0Ri0N‘ID. Ont.. July _23-The
servative leader. new needs but 21 Short, Conservative, w-inning in Dig-1 first Conservative gain in Western
Ontario was recorded by R. H. Suth-
erland, who defeated Hugh Allan.
Liberal Progressive. in North Oxford.
Mr. Allan represented the Riding in
the last house.
HALIFAX N S July 28-(BY C
i d. . nina. ' - ' ~ ~ ' -
gk, of “nmm ,mg Aughgf of Mayi TORONTO, Oat.. July 28--(9.30 p. P.)--Hon. P. J. Venlot, Postmaster
General, and New Brunswick repre-
sentative in the Mackenzie King ad-
ministration won a close iight in
`Gloueester. His colleague in Nova.
Scotia, Hon. J. L. Ralston, Minister
of National Defence, won his seat by
a substantial margin. Hon. Cyrus
Macmillan, Minister of Fisheries, was
leading the Liberal ticket, B00 votes
behind the conservative candidates
at an early hour.
BULLETIN. PRINCE ALBERT.
Suk., July 28-(C. P.)-Premier
Mackenzie Kia; went into the back-
ground before vote-eonntinr hm pro- MR- mm' H* MYERS
greased far in Prince Albert. Aheadi
at the at-art, he alipped behind George, ANOTHER' C ON BER: ‘wan 'os
aruen. conservative when u or 14s.§“LW““` AN” “°'° '
And His Gov. Sma
W M ; 3- I .v l M M I 5 7 ' IF
7- #_ f I ` P YA VW Y ir I Y v
THE COURSE
‘ The conditions iorecast indicated
the northerly course would be follow-
ed, perhsps the great, circle course by
way of the north of Ireland to a
_ point south oi Cape Farewell, Green-
land, across Labrador and along the
Saint Lawrence River to the Szint
Robert air station at Montreal, ap-
D
rdxlmsiely 3,3 65 miles.
Another Large
day in the General election.
QUEENS COUNTY
' chosen' irorhowsn ms ooh- -
DNB ‘ill \|6¢'Il hd. THU fd Ill
tae straight ri¢:tm:ns eta vor; for LEAGUE Wm’ *N°'“'“ °°°°
the premier against lot! for his op- MAJORITY'
pohent. '” "
TORONTO-Electi0n of Hon. J. C.
aiuott, minister ei 1>d1-.lie works, in ‘“ ‘“' '°°°“" '“°'”P" '*’ '““ ' ’“‘
Wm uH¢|““' wa “BCM” w_ in the Home of Commons. lla was
night mer can-iphen, Mr. mllows "°f“"°" U' Sl‘“°°° NM* “Y J- T-
Uonsnnuve opponent Wu only 32 Simpson, the Conservative candidate.
you-a old and his defeat ross hun or MH Dm! HMM *M UMM hm-
iha distinction or sein; the youngest °" I-*W Gvvsfhmmt in ,Ontario
member in the next raruament. "`°°' 1919 ie 1928- arqe River ........ .. on isa
roaon-ro. ont.-non. e. e. on-i EU!-LE'!'IN-Quizilla. Que., July ri ii n me
R ""1 H. i S`
Brggg Jenkns
&.'2gg,° Manure
ry. former Premier of Ontario. tailed Long mv" _ I ' I
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Iriahtowr1.....
French River ........
Clinion 
Clifton . . . . . .
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North Granville  50 lOl
South Granville  67 .53
Cotincdo 3
Shipment Of
-Cold From U.S.
1': 3 S 93 Macmillan
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UN HER WAY
ispeeioi to ine surdiani I
CARDINGTON, E118-. -Tilly 25-|
The Air Ministry mi-.olmeed this
evening that the British dlriglble
R-loo will begin its flight for Mont-
real at 3.30 o‘c1ock tomorrow morn-
MONTREAL. July 28-A further
shipment of .$3,000,000 in gold is
chcduled to reach Montreal tomor-
ow. This shipment which is being
ent to the' Bank* oi' Montreal from
ts branch/in New York will bring
he total impart of the precious met-
al to $8.0a6.000 since the Canadian
xchange climbed to the gold ship-
HALLFAX, N. S., ._nily 28.-The
Liberal Government led by Rt. Hon
_ W. L. Mackenzie King sustained a
,net loss oi’ live seats in the Maritime
Provinces as 3, result 01 todays gen-
eral election. The Conservative party]
under the leadership oi i-Ion. R. B.
v , Bennett, gained two seats in Queens,
a two member constituency, in Prince
lEclwa.rd Island, four seats. Kent
Northumberland. Restlgouche. Mada-
vraska and Vicioris. Carleton in New
Brunswick and lost one. Colchester
‘ in Nova Scotia. This makes the I
standing. Conservatives 23, Liberals 6
At the time oi dissolution the stand-
ing of the parties in the Marit-
lrnc Provinces was Conservatives 18
Liberals ll. Both the Minister of
National Defence Hon. J. L Ralston
and the Postmaster General Hon.
! P J. Venlot, won their seats in Shel-
buriie-Yarmofuth and Gloucester re-
spectively. But the Minister of Fish- 4
eries, Hon. Cyrus Mn/.~.n-ii lan who de-
` series the profeesorshi; of mhgiish ' V*/pnthp 7'- "fc
» at McGill University for the political
.arena was low man in Queens, P. E
I
An outstanding feature of the re
suits in Nova Scotia was the defeat
1 of all four members of the Llbera?
opposition in the Provincial legisla-
ture who resigned to enter the fed-
IZS-(0. P.l~Hon. Lucien Connor
solicitor general according to fairly.
complete returns from Dorcl-isste
, county was defeated by 0. Gagnon
Conservative candidate. I-le was the ` U . ,I
second minister or the King Govern- / » ‘
ment to suffer defeat in Quebec to- gg  -“-Q 2 
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A GOES DOWN T0 DEF EAT
as THB RBSULT or 'Yi-:sri-:Rnhvfs ELECTION THF coNsBRvAT1vE PARTY Rr,
,TURNED 'ro POWBR wrrl-i HON. R. B. BENNETT, PRBNHBR-ELECT, MESSRS
MeLURB AND MYERS IN QUEENS AND HON. J. A. MaeDoNALi> IN RLNGS
ELECTED BY LARGE 1vL».JoRrr1Bs-PREMIER KING, HoNs. DUNNING, CRBRAR,
M..eM1LLAN, cANNoN, KAY AMONG M1N1sTBRs BBFBATED-coNsBRvAT1vBs ,,.,,_
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SUCCESSFUL OONSER.VATI\"E
CANDIDATE WHO SHOWED THE
WAY IN QUEENS COUNTY WIT8
A SPLENDID MAJORITY.
eral contest. Thwe were D. A. Cam-
eron, who was beaten by Finlay Mac-
Donald, ln Cape Breton South, E. C.
, Doyle, who was iorced io bow to Dr.
J. A. MacDonald in Richmond West
Cape Breton, E. J. Cragg, who foot-
ed the polls in Halifax, and J. J.
Klnley, who lost to W. G. Ernst ir!
Lunenburg.
Nova Scotia, with 14 seats, return-
ed in the General Election of 1926.
12 Corzservatlvcs and 2 Liberals, and
representation was changed ‘to ll!
C:mser\-atives and 3 Liberals at dis-
solution.
New Brunswick, with 11 sears, ini
1926 retumed 4 Liberals and 'l Con-
iservatlves. As a rerult of the bye-
election in Victoria-Carleton, in 1927,
` representation was changed to 5 Lib-
erals and B Conservatives. which was
the standing at dissolution.
, Quebec with 65 seats, returned in
1926, 60 Liberals, 4 Conservati‘.'es and
.il Independent, and representation
was unchanged at dissolution.
Ontario. with 82 seats, returned 53
;Conservatlves, 25 Liberals. 2 Liberal-`
Progresrllm and 2 Progressives in
i 1926. The standing at dissolution was
'54 Conservatives, 25 Liberals, 1 Lib.-
Prog. and 2 Progressives.
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157 Summers;de tide eighteen minutes
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