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001C957A July 13, 1928. Candidates and Votes PolledI,'at Last Election Figures for Comparison j For the next few days the one absorbing topic of conversation will be the election, hence the results of the last Provincial bat- tie will prove interesting to our readers. At the election four years ago approximately 345,618 votes were cast. Of these the Liberals polled 108,332; Conservatives 102,433; Provincials 83,298; In- Independents 6950; Independent Liberal 1674 and Labor 43,941. In the present election the Provincial Party has disappeared from the lists, so the former fol- lowers of that party, which poll- ed slightly less than 25'" of the total vote in the last provincial contest, may prove a big factor in deciding the issue next EVed- nesday. Returns of Last Provincial Battle Of the forty-eight seats in the Legislature, the Liberals carried twenty-three in the last contest; the Conservatives, seventeen; Labor, three; Provincials, three; Independents, one; and Inde- pendent Liberals, one. The Liberal ridings were: Vancouver, five seats; Atlain, Chilliwack, Columbia, Delta, Fort George, Kamloops, Kaslo- Slocan, I illooet, Nanaimo, Nel- son, New )Vestminster, North Okan agan, North Vancouver, Omineca, Prince Rupert, Revel- s ~ ~ stoke, Skeena and Yale. The Conservative seats were: Victoria, four; Cranbrook, Cres- ton, Dewdney, Esquimalt, Grand Forks-Greenwood, the Islands, Mackenzie, Rossland-Trail, Saan- ich, Salmon Arm, Similkameen, South Okanagan and Cowichan Newcastle. The Independents won Alber»i and Labor captured Fernie, South Vancouver and Burnaby. The Provincials won in Cariboo, Richmond-Point Grey and one seat in Vancouver. The Inde- pendent Liberal took Comox. In several of the ridings the majorities were close. The Con- servatives won Dewdney by thirteen votes, while the Liber- als had only fifty-two votes to spare in Fort George. In the Islands constituency the Conser- vatives had two votes to the good over the Provincial candi- date. Complete Results Four Years Ago The full provincial results four years ago were: Alberni--R. J. Burde, Inde- pendent, 828; J. C. Johnstone, Conservative, 389; C. A. ~ ) Ic- Naughton, Provincial, 782. Atlin--R. Armour, Provincial, 380; E. J. Conway, Conservative, 363; H. F. Kergin, Liberal, 463. Burnaby--F. A. Browne, Lah- or, 1567; H. M. Fraser, Liberal, 1824; A. K. i~IcLean, Provincial, 1165; T. Sanderson, Conserva- tive, 974. Cariboo--D. A. Stoddart, Pro- vincial, 493; J. A. Fraser, Con- servative, 397; J. M. Yorsto», Liberal, 414. Chilliwack--E. D. Barrow, Lib- eral, 1429; J. A. MacLeod, Pro- vincial, 1281; J. J. i~IcPhee, Con- servative, 1067. Columbia--J. A. Buckham, Liberal, 644; A. M. Chisholm, Conservative, 294; J. S. Johnston Provincial, 195. Comox--4V. Duncan, Conser- vative, 815; G. Every-Clayton, Provincial, 793; P. P. Harrison, Independent Liberal, 1261, Cowichan-Newcastle -- C. F. Davie, Conservative. 1246; K. F. Duncan, Provincial, 870; S. Guthrie, Labor, 1132; W. AV. Walkem, Liberal, 788, Cranbrook--J. Taylor, Liberal 1062; N. S. A. A. AVallinger, Con- servative, 1326. Creston -- Annie H. Foster, Provincial, 397; F. Lister, Con- servative, 879; J. Norcross, Lib- eral, 483. Delta--E. L. Berry, Provincial 633; 4V. Hugh, Independent Lib- eral 72; A. lV. ibIcLellan, Conser- vative, 1253; A. ~lcD. Patterson, Liberal 1677. Dewdney to Nanaimo Dewdney--J. A. Catherwood, Conservative, 1259; H. R. Smith, Provincial, 935; AI. Smith, Lib- eral, 1246. Esquimalt--F. R. Carlow, Lib- eral, G25; A. Lockley, Ind. Lib- eral, 841; R. P. Matheson, Prov- incial, 516; R. H. Pooley, Con- servative, 1280. Fernie--S. Bonnell, Conserva- tive, 851; J. McLean, Liberal, 641; T. Uphill, Labor, 1002. Fort George-- F. P. Burden, Conservative, 1028; H. G. Perry, Liberal, 1080; J. A. Shearer, Provincial, 206. Grand Forks--Greenwood- C. A. S. Atwood, Provincial, 331; E. C, Hen»iger, Liberal, 642; J. illcKie, Conservative, 683. The Islands--31. B. Jackson, Liberal, 542; J. lV. McIntosh, Provincial, 581; C. EV. Peck, Con- sen ative, 683. Kamloops--J. R. Cooley, Lib- eral, 1212; A. E. 5Ieighen, Con- servative, 997; W. F. Palmer, Provincial, 720. Kaslo-Slocan -- C. S. Leary, Liberal, 799; AV. E. 5Iarshall, Conservative, 384; G. F. Sterling Labor, 260; J. J. Threlkeld, Pro- vincial, 600. Lillooet--A. E. Munn, Liberal, 626; N. J. Paul, Provincial, 522; K. J. Robinson, Conservative, 323. Mackenzie--C. H. Leicester, Provincial, 401; M. 5Ianson. Con- servative, 742; D. G. McKay, Liberal, 647. Nanaimo--F. A. Busby, Con- servative, 642; W. A. Pritchard, Labor, 1083; W. Sloan, Liberal, 1612; A. )I. EVhiteside, Provin- cial, 141. Nelson to Okanagan Nelson--K. Campbell, Liberal, 902; C. F. 5IcHardy, Conserva- tive, 711; G. Turner, Labor, 478. New )Vestminster--G. L. Cas- sidy, Provincial. 591; R. C. Hig- gins, Labor, 693; E. J. Rothwell, Liberal, 1564; A. M. Sanford, Conservative, 1310. North Okanagan--R. J. Col- tart, Provincial, 1070; P. Ellison, Independent, 764; T. A. Howe, Conservative, 907; K. C. Mac- donald, Liberal, 1362. North Vancouver--J. M. Bry- an, Liberal, 1283; R. F. F. Cruise Provincial, 1151; W. S. Deacon. Conservative, 442; G. S. Hanes, Independent, 1163; J. Orchard, Labor, 55. Omineca--S. Cocker, Conserv- TO WATER USERS All Water Users residing i» District Lots 480 and 1493 are hereby notified that application should be made for service from the New 5Iains. Applicatiori forms can be obtained at the 5Iu»icipal Hall, Hollyburn. Service from the old mains will be discontinued after July 81st, 1928. JAS. OLLASON, C. 5I. C. THE WEST VAN NEWS ative, 298; A. M. Manson, Liber- al, 692; A. Shelford, Provincial, 453. Prince Rupert--T. R. hIacKay, Independent, 61; S. 3~I. Newton, Conservative, 665; T. D. Pattullo Liberal, 920. Revelstoke--A. AV. Bell, Con- servative, 594; J. i%I. Humphrey, Independent, 168: AV. H. Suther- land, Liberal, 1099. Richmond-Point Grey -- W. AV. Foster, Conservative, 2063; H. P. &IcCraney, Liberal, 1856; G. A. IValkem, Provincial, 2141. Rossland-Trail -- G. A. Ding- well, Provincial, 436; J. H. Mc- Donald, Liberal, 545; J. H. Scho- field, Conservative, 938. Saanich--Hon. T. G. Coven- try; Conservative, 1433; J. BI. Miller, Provincial, 676; F. A. Pauline, Liberal, 912. Salmon Arm--R. KV. Bruhn, Conservative, 920; lV. A. A. War- ren, Provincial, 824; F. E. Wil- cox, Liberal, 754. Similkameen--P. W. Gregory, Provincial, 1234; Zella M. Nc- Gregor, Liberal, 771; AV. A. 3Ic- Kenzie, Conservative, 1306. Skeena--F. M. Dockrill, Prov- incial, 535; R. S. Sargent, Con- servative, 246; H. C. grinch, Liberal, 794. South Okanagan--J. W. Jones, Conservative, 2009; C. B. Latta, Liberal, 1318; J. W. S, Logic, Iabor, 125; H. B. D. Lysons, Provincial, 340. Vancouver and Victoria South Vancouver -- W. J. Buckingham, Liberal, 1141; J. kV. Cornett, Conservative, 1284; k. H. Neelands, Labor, 1971; J. Nickson, Provincial, 602. Vancouver City--J. W. DeB. I'arris, Liberal, 8427; I. A. Mac- kenzie, Liberal, 9476; C. McRae, Liberal, 9778; V. AV. Odium, Liberal, 10011; Mary E. Smith, Liberal, 9251; C. Woodward, Lib- eral, 11318; 4V. J. Bowser, Con- servative, 7818; S. L. Howe, Con- servative, 7250; T. H. Kirk, Con- servative, 7686; R. L. Maitland, Conservative, 8417; P. D. Roe, Conservative, 7222; Emma 4P. Scott, Conservative, 7292; A. &IcC. Creei~, Provincial, 9071; Jessie C. Hall, Provincial, 8749; A. D. McRae, Provincial, 9008; D. E. 5IcTaggart, Provincial, 8924; F. W. Rounsefell, Provinci- al, 8407; G. G. B. Showier, Prov- incial, 7437; W. H. Cottrell, Lab- or, 6314; 4V. Dunn, Labor, 5752; A. MacInnis, Labor, 5897; E. H. DIorrison, Labor, 5613; Priscilla J. Smith, Labor, 6078; R. Cassidy Independent, 276: J. D. Harring- ton, Labor, 3281; H. 5IcAvoy. Independent, 750; G. C. Pelton, Independent, 225. Victoria City--J. B. Clearihue, Liberal, 3498; S. J. Drake. Liber- al, 3527; J. Oliver, Liberal, 4032; M. Raynor, Liberal, 4188; R& Hayward, Conservative, 6127; J. Hinchcliffe, Conservative, 6118; A. Lyons, Conservative, 5120; H. D. Twigg, Conservative 5710; A. G. Smith, Provincial, 2175; A. E. Todd, Provincial, 2379; E. S. AVoodward, Provinci- al. 2477; A. Wright, Provincial, 2019; i~Iary G. Graves, Labor, 105G; J. H. Hawthornthwaite, Labor, 821; W. E. Pierce, Labor, 763; C. R. North, Independent, 1715. Yale--J. S. Fagan, Provincial, 578; J. D. MacLean, Liberal, 1148; J. McRae, Conservative, 7G5. ~ &T ~ & I ~ '&& A p ~ & IS A CONSTANT JOY, Have the children taken regularly and so keep a record of their develop- ment. THE .:: :K IlG S't'IJ.9.10':- (V. V. VINSON, I'rop.) 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