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election results x member ot last house who have been reelected aro indicated with asterisk conservatives elected addington hon w d black alcoma dr j m robb brantford rov w g martin maj 2032 drockville dr ii a clark carleton adam ii acres cochrane n albert v waters cochrane s a p kenning duxdas geo ii chatties durham m j elliott essex s dpi a b smith elgin west cuas e raven essex north dr paul potsson fori william frauk h spcnee fbontexac lennox chas w harably grenv1lle iion g howard fer guson maj over 2000 iialdimand dr r m berry hamilton centre w jutten hamilton east win morrison hamilton west mlon fredorick t smye maj i0s hastings east jf hill accl hastings w v h ireland hastings north hon j r cooke accl huron south geo elliott kent e p j henry maj 133 kent w rov a c calder kingston t a kldd accl lambton east howard frailcici lambton west dr a b mcmit- an lanark n john a craig lanark s dr j a anderson leeds f j skinner lincoln s j wison maj gis london n j p moore kc maj 3000 london s dr j c wilson maj 2000 middlesex north f v laugh- ton middlesex west dr l w freele maj 30 mu8koka george w ecclestone ace niagara falls w g wilson nipiss1ng harry morel maj 1100 norfolk hon j s martin maj 1500 ontario n jas blanchard maj 843 ottawa e louis cote ottawa n a e honeywell maj 271s ottawa s arthur ellis accl parry sound o v harcourt peel col t l kennedy perth north hon dr j d monteith perth south david bonis peterboro city t f strickland port arthur d m hogarth accl prince edward h s colliver renfrew north hon e a dunop ace liberals elected bruce south w j mckay glengarry j a sangster huron north c a robertson manitoulin thos fnrquhar ontario south hv e n sin clair oxford south r a baxter waterloo north s c tweed wellington n e dr g a mc- qulbban simcof centre dr j l smipson maj 212 god- ufo elcced grey south farquliar oliver liberalprogrtssives elected halton t a blakelock oxford north d m ross independent conservatives elected prescott d st denis rainy river w ii elliott progressives elected brant h c nixon dufferin t k slack grey north d j taylor renfrew south t m costello russell c a sguin t catharines edwin a graves sault ste marie hon jas lyons simcoe east hon wm finlay- son simcoe southwest j e jaro- ieson stormont d a mcnaughton sturgeon falls albert aubin sudbury mion charles mccroa accl tkmiskamixg a j kennedy maj 900 victoria s w w staples waterloo s jcrl ilbmuth welland marshall vaughan maj 3700 wellington s hon lincoln gomie wentworth n a l shaver wentworth s t j mahony windsor e f w wilson windsor w j f rcid york e hon g s henry 4770 york n clifford case maj york west hon forbes frey maj 3998 york south leopold macaulay maj 441s toronto ridings beaches thomas a murphy maj 5s4c bellwoods thomas h bell maj 3330 bracondale russell nesbitt kc maj 4174 brockton f g mebrion maj 5015 dovercourt sariuel t wright maj 2180 egunton coulter mclean maj 3150 greenwood george smith maj 4250 high park w a baird kc maj 3795 parkdale hon w h price maj 3600 riverdale george oaklev maj 3305 st andrews e f singer maj 13g1 st daviks w heighington maj 473g st georges h c seholfield maj 3540 st patricks e j murphv 2247 woodbine geurgc shields 5102 another canadion to be proud of youth from montreal wins the international oratorical contest m rocu plnard montreal winner ot internatitnal oratorical contest hold at washington dc receiving presentation from paul claudel frouch ambassador to united states lett hon vincent massey besido him horr von prittwitz and gattron german ambassador the markets provision prices seven drown in steamer crash toronto wholesale dealers arc quoti log- the following prices to the trade ore vessel kams ship loaded smoked meats hams med 32 to 37c cooked loins 50 to 53c smoked rolls 28c breakfast bacon 26 to 37c back peamealed 38 to 40c lc smok ed 45 to 47c cured meats long clear bacon 50 to 70 lbs 24c 70 to 90 lbs 22c 90 to 110 lbs 21c heavyweight rolls 40c lightweight rolls 25c lard pure tierces 16c tubs 17c pails 17vjc prints j8 to 19c short- with autos in lake michigan twentyone saved milwaukee wis plowing through a heavy fog two big lake freighters collided 20 miles off port washing- tor thursday last one of then the osing tierces vifc to 1414c tubs senator down with the probable loss 14c ails 14c tins 16vic prints ot seven lives it was the third ma- 15v4c i jor lake tragedy near hero within maj maj mimic fugitive escapes at windsor climbs thirty foot air vent and jumps twentyfive feet to roof left no trace back to the institution only au em pty cell was found much to the amazement ot both no report of tho boys incarceration had been placed on the police books as no charge had been laid and as a result sergt brcmpton did not know he was in the cell until tho school repres entative arrived boulder on track wrecks engine fireman scalded gains ind losses cc nservativc gains from liberals dundas durham essex south fron- teuaelennox haldimand ottawa east perth south prcscott inj con russell simcoe west stur geon falls york north conservative gain from ufo lambton east conservative gains from progressives huron south kent east lincoln middlesex west ontario north peterboro city victoria south liberal gains from conservatives bruce south glengarry simcoe centre waterloo north how the parties now stand the following is tho final standing by parties in the ontario legislature as the result ot wednesdays election conservatives 03 liberals 11 libprogressives 2 progreslves 3 labor 1 united farmers 1 deterred 1 total 112 assistance rushed to scene from sioux lookout windsor on thursday last climb ing 30 feet up a chimney vent and dropping 25 feet to a garage roof be low a 14yearold boy mado a sensa tional escape from the windsor police court station during the night his absence was not discovered until morning and an intensive search for the lad is being conducted by the district the boy had escaped from st johns industrial school toronto was picked up hero thursday last by police and turned over to inspec tor m r winters of the childrens aid society tho latter decided not to put him in the childrens shelter for the night as there was no means of watching him thero so be had him placed in one of the cells at tho police station the boys home is in mc- grogor and iie is known as a bad actor questioned by officers fellow pris oners related that they had 3eeu tho juvenile culprit stand on top of one of the colls and pull himself to a chimney vent in the wall about 10 feet above him there they said he rested for a time and smoked a cigar ette then he climbed into the vent which reached 30 foot up below a vent stretched down another 30 foot to the heating boilers the boy suc cessfully scaled the wall and at the top found himself face to face with a row of bars which had been placed thero three years ag following the escape of a prisoner named mcbride by a similar method how the bey managed to get through the bars has not been ex plained but his slight build may have helped him in squeezing through once j uounced sunday of two bodies bcliev on tho outside a 25foot leap to a 0 to he those of general trideaux garage root below faced him but tho ind colonel johnstone british officers lad made it safely and found liberty ki in 17m uuring all attack on old in which direction he headed is a foct niagara then held bv the huge rock sioux lookout nov 3 passenger traiu no 1 on the canadian national railways was delayed today when the engine and tender were derailed after running into a huge boulder on the track at canyon 90 miles west of here and s3 miles east of redditt en gineer james rorke jumped and es caped with a bad shaking up fireman ira gibbie was terribly scolded a wreck train was despatched from sioux lookout carrying doctors and nurses to aid any injured the acci dent occurred between 8 and 1 oclock in tho afternoon the boulder was 25 feet wide by 10 feet high and had fallen across the track the track was torn up for the length of the tender and the engine the engine turned crossways to the track and was a total wreck there is always danger ot rock displacements at this time ot year and engineer rorke was travelling at reduced speed when the rock appeared ahead the fireman is near deatli at a win nipeg hospital bodies of officers found in old fort buffalo ny discovery was an- sudbury block swept by fire 100000 loss when grocery warehouse is gutted brave action on part of fire fichters fireman is rescued sudbury damage estimated at 100000 wa3 caused by fire sunday morning when the wholesale grocery warehouse of d l mckinnon and sons was gutted by fire and the entire stock of groceries destroyed the fire brigade was called at g15 am by a passerby who saw the flame3 shooting from tho building it had gained head- way before it was discovered and al though the firefighters put forth every effort to srvo the building their efforts wero in vain andy tcssier and eric andrew of tho volunteer fire brigade made a gal- ant rescue of lieut davo lcfebrvac who had succumbed to the dense smoke iefebrve was on the second floor with a line of hose and was com pletely enveloped by tho smoke his kas mask broke a id he dropped un conscious to the doer entirely sur rounded by the leaping fianis tcssier find andrews who were outside the building oi a ladder saw his danger and both entered ihe building although the heat was intense and they were surrounded by flimes they picked up the unconscious fireman and brought him to the window where an other fireman took the body and brought him to safety he was taken to the hospital and sufficiently recov ercd to return home early in the afternoon five lines of hose were played on the burning structure for six hours tho firemen desperately cold and wet through fighting succeeded in saving the adjoining building and in confin ing the damage to the two top floors of the mckinnon block matter of conjecture his escape was discovered when sergt willis brompton went to tho cell accompanied by a christian brother from st johns industrial french a noble heart liko the sun showeth its greatest countenance in its lowest school who had come to take the boy estate sir philip sidney week end toll accidents in and around provincial capital recall summer numbers accidents in toronto and district claimed five lives over the weekend one died by drowning one by an over dose of medicine one was killed by a train one in a highway crash at cooksville and the other of injuries received when he was crushed between two automobiles in a garage the toll was the heaviest since the summer months the dead william e fulton 23 cawlhra mansions toronto killed at cooks ville alexander carotheis 21 langley avenue died of injuries received thursday tony ronerick 40 of kith st new toronto struck by freight train near home samuel j culligan norwood road found drowned in ship channel joseph d wilson believed to have died at st clair avenue home as re sult of dose of medicine containing poison injured isabel mcgregor gait and mrs kate mcfaydtn gait hurt when fulton killed near cooksville harvey dolmer corbetton fanner in ornngeville hospital condition criti cal after car hit by train gordon dolmer his son less seri ously injured ernest fisher markham street struck by auto b ritchie richmond street west fell to sidewalk edward lindsay 5 sumach street sluck bv ar at woodstocc woooslock mrs hazcn fanjoy and her fouryearold son donald of hamilton died in woodstock hospital saturday night following an automo bile crash on the norwich road six miles south of woodstock the driver of the car mr fanjoy escaped with shock asd bruises mrs fanjoy had her back broken while the son was in jured internally pork loins 28c new york shoul ders 18c pork butts 23c pork hams 24e produce quotations toronto wholesale dealers aro buy ing from country shippers at the fol lowing prices eggs ungraded cases returned fresh extras 52 to 53c fresh firsts 46c seconds 32 to 33c butter no 1 39 to soic no 2 38 to ssric churning cream special 43c no 1 42c no 2 39c cheese no 1 large colored paraf fined and government graded 19 a to 20yic grain quotations grain dealers on the toronto board of trade are making tho following quotations for car lots man wheats no 1 north 14 no 2 north 141 no 3 137 no 4 134 no 5 124 no i 101 feed 94vc cif goderich and bay ports man oats no 1 feed c9c no 2 feed 67c am corn no 2 yellow 107 all rail delivered toronto freight millfeed del montreal freights bogs included bran per ton 3525 shorts per ton 3725 middlings 4425 ont rrain wheat 130 oat- 60c barley 70 to 72c rye 5105 buck wheat 85o livestock quotations heavy beef steers 850 to 950 butcher steers choice 19 to 950 do com 575 to 750 butcher heifers choice 925 to 950 do fair to good 58 to 875 do com 6 to 750 but cher cows good to choice d50 to the marquetc declined to 725 do com to med 5 to 0 do and captain george finch the last tea days and only heroic rescues kept th ecasualty list from including the entire crew of 2s on the senator the orecarrier marquette headed tor indiana harbor lad rammed broadside into the senator crushing open it3 port side laden with a car go of 241 autrs the senator roll ed quickly over and sank before its crew had a chance to man the life boats fifteen of them managed to cling to liferafts and were picked up 45 minutes later by the fishing tug lc- los h smith ot port washington three other3 were saved by the mar quette which stood by for a time au though badly damaged and in grave danger three more were saved by the thomas walters another freigh ter one body was recovered but the six others on board have not been accounted for tho brdy of the man brought in by the tug was identified as that of peter smith hamilton ont with its prow split tho marquette quickly began drawing water but was able to keep afloat until tugs answer ing sos calls came to its rescue and towed it into port at milwaukee members of the crews of both freighters were agreed that the crash occurred so quickly and without warning that it was difficult to say how it happened sank with his ship captain w f amsbary skipper ot talk much comman- canners and cutters 350 to 450 der of the senator is believed to have butcher bulls good to choice 050 to gone down with his ship 725 do med 6 to 625 do bolog nas 525 to 575 baby beef 510 to 14 feeders good 8 to 850 do fair 7 to 775 stockers good 750 to 8 do fair 6 to 7 calves good 15 to 1550 do mid 10 o 514 do grassers 6 to 7 springers 110 to 125 milkers 75 to 100 lambs choice 11 do bucks 8 sheep choice 6 to 650 do med 5 to 550 hogs bacon woc 51175 c selects 1 per hog premium do but- cher 75c per hog discount do trucked in 50c cwt under woc do fob price 125 cwt under woc j m d mccloud nova scotia sea man who was on watch en the mar quette when the crash occurred said the fog was so thick he did not even see the senator until it poked its n03e before tbe prow of his boat less than a hundred yards ahead there was no time to act he said and an instant later the senator was ram med port side and was lost nova scotia goes wet it is a great error to tiko ou03olf tor more than ono is or tor ios3 than one is worth goetho the great lakes shores suffered during recent storms hero in science cause dr maurice hall animal industry bureau zoologist swallowed carbon tetrachloride deadly to hokworms proving it harmle to human system only prince edward island is now on the dry list halifax noya scotia on thursday- last voted to forsake prohibition by a majority of 24000 it carried the plebiscite favoring government control of liquor as a result ot the poll prince ed ward island will be the only pro vince left in the dry column iu can ada in 10 years thero has been a complete switch from prohibition nova scotia voted on two questions one as to the continuance ot the pro hibitory law known as tho neva scotia temperance act tho other as to setting up a system for tho gov ernment sale ot liquors with 45 small polls to hear from out ot a total cf 1137 the ilguro3 were for tho nova scotia temperance i act 61072 against the nova scotia temperance act 56024 j for government control s9757i against 41180 the ballot read 1 are you in fayorpt continuing tho nova scotia temperance act 2 are you in favor of the salo ot slcoholic liquors under a government control act thousands of tho electors auswer- od but ono of tho two questions pro pounded with the result that both wero answered in the affirmative easants lives prolonged by fog the sweep of the seas tore these small boats from their moorings scene at belmont harbor on the chicago lakefron showing vessels piled up on shore by iho recent galo which whipped the great lake3 into wild fury and causeed millions ot dollars damage on the inland coastline winnipeg greets canadas premier wholehearted welcome sur vives test of a raging storm winnipeg oct 31 a wholehearted welcome which ono ot tho worst storms ot tho seascn failed to damp en greeted prlmo minister mackenzie king on his arrival from ottawa to night met at the station by n num ber ot promlnont liberals mr king wa3 tho guest immediately attor- wards at a privato dlnnor in the mani toba club whoro 150 leading busi ness and professional men wero gath ered in ordorto give a more general op portunity to friends and well wish- on to meet tho primo minister a re ception was arrangod by tho greater winnipeg liberal association in tho ballroom ot the fort gary holol at tho conclusion of tho dinner hero mr king shook hands with great num bers ot citizens cf all walks ot ilfo tho retention wa3 followed by a dance hunters brave rain but re turn empty handed hamilton ddense fog and inter mittent shower3 made conditions unr favorable for hundreds of hunters thursday last but no doubt prolong ed the lite of ccuntles3 pheasants when an open day for the game was allowed in lincoln and welland coun ties on nov 9 the shooting ot the birds will again be legal reports from tho fruit belt indicat ed that the elusive ringednecks had successfully dodged tho barrage ot pellets from tho shotguns which cracked from ono end of the bound ary lino to tho other three cock birds were allowed but few return ed with the count visibility was poor and there was au element ot danger in the sport for tho hunters as well as the pheasants no casualties were reported from the local end of the peninsula scores of autos wero parked along tho road and tho whole countryside was com pletely combed baldwins reply pleases tories followers gratified at man ner of hitting back at critics london tho latest attempt by lord rothormero to discredit ex-pro- mler stanley baldwin by tho allega tion that he had committed the con servative party behind tho backs ot his colleagues in the matter ot indian government boomcranged mr bald wins devastating reply in tho house ot commons is bound to further ex asperate carmelite house but is wel comed by the cxprcmlors admirers as an indication that ho intends to carry tho war into tho enemys camp in future instead ot showing tho lofty disdain which somo think cost him prestige iu tho country nevertheless tho recalcitrant wing ot conservatism is demanding more vigor and lord beaverbrooks empire trade following is bound to mako things as awkward as possible in tho hopo ot forcing the party to adopt their views as tar a3 tho lierals aro conerned tho lloyd george fund continues to bo an incubus and a bono of contention lifo is a difficult question i have decided to spend my life in thinking about it arthur schopenhauer raggs happy are they who look bo- foro they marry hoggs yes and overlook after sa