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Premier Ferguson and All Members of Cabinet Except Jamieson ©â€"â€" Reâ€"elected. Sinclir and Raney Win, while Former Atâ€" . ~‘_ torneyâ€"General Nickle Goes Down in Defeat. Government _ â€"Control Policy Will Replace O.T.A.â€"After Ten Years in _‘ â€" Ontaric voters voted overwhelmingly yesterday in favor of Ferguson eandidatés. Thursday morning returns indicated that they had given the 3 Minister as a foundation from which to enact his "control" legisâ€" lation in the neext House the support of 76 Conservatives, of 4 Indepenâ€" Gent Liberals, who are pledged to support the Premier‘s "wet" policy, and of a single Labor member with a similar attitude on the liquor *~‘The Conservative party is sgain in power. G. Howard Ferguson is w Minister. ‘The Onthrio Temperance Act, as administered since 1916, ' â€"Out. Government Control conest inâ€"after it is passed by the mext »». _ ‘The Ontario Temperance Act went "down" yesterday in one of the 4 yet most bitterly waged, political campaigns this Province has 3 ._It was swept off its feetâ€"and many of its prominent and ; f advocates, tooâ€"by the weight and widespread continuity of a determired Government‘s campaign, led by a determined leader. Hon..G. Howard Ferguson, Gre: Â¥ille, majority over J. Roy Donaldâ€" mmmmt. 1,384. Willigm E. N. Sinclair, Ontario South, majority over. John Stacey, Congervative,â€" 2,313. ‘ «Hon. W. E. Raney, Prince Edward, majority ,over Horace 8. Colliver, Conservative, 44. Hon. William F. Nickle, Kingston, defeated by T. Ashmore Kidd, Conâ€" servative,. by ©2,543 votes. .. Cabinet Minister Defeated Hon. Dr. David Jamieson, Minister without portfolio, South Grey. HOW THE LEADERS FARED URBAN MUNICIPALITIES OÂ¥VERWHELMINGLY WET HON, W. E. N. SINCLAIR Liberal Leaders, who was elected in his own riding, Ontario South. STANDING Conservatives ....... 1 desire to sincerely thank the electors who gave me their support on Wednesday, returning me as member for North Waterloo by such a magnificent majority. Rbfilfl!m:hdbnflluhlllfl indication that I still hold their confidence. | 1 am also very grateful to my friends who worked hard during the campaign and on election day. I furthermore deeply appreciate the fact that many hunâ€" dreds of Liberals gave me their support. _ 1 shall endeavor, as in the ‘past, to represent all the people in the riding to the beat of my ability, ~ onservative Covernment. Control _ Candidates Elected Out of 112 For Government Control, The Latest Standing CARD OF THANKS BITERLY WAGED CAMPAIGN ontrol, 81; against, AT DISSOLUTION W. G. Weichei SHIPMENT OF FOXES Another shipment of twentyâ€"five pair of silver black foxes, valued at $20,000, has arrived at the Kitchener Silver Black Fox Ranch near Céntreâ€" ville, coming from New Bruswick. â€" This brings the total number reâ€" ceived up to 93 pair. emmenemennrennmnnmin ns mncianiecins Aldermen Hagedorn and E. E. SELLS HIS SAW MILLs Ratz Mayoralty Candidates. Mr. E. E. Ratz of Kitchener has 63 Nominated for Offices. disposed of his four saw mills loâ€" o rmmaceaieg cated at Southampton, Stokes Bay,‘ ‘The nomination meeting held Monâ€" Tobermory and Burgoyne. The mills day night at Kitchener was well atâ€" have a capacity of 55,000 feet D°T tended. Sixtyâ€"three candidates were day. §nomxnated, including© Alderman TL The gains by the parties in yesterâ€" day‘s election were: CONSERVATIVE GAINS (22) ALGOMA RAINY RIVER BRUCE 8. RENFREW S. COCHRANE S. TORONTOâ€" ESSEX N. *GREENWOOD GLENGARRY *EGLINTON | _ *HAMILTON C. _ *HIGH PARK KENORA *BROCKTON KENT W. *BEACHES *LONDON 8. _ WENTWORTH N. ONTARIO N. _ *WINDSOR E. *OTTAWAS. _ YORK E. ‘ OTTAWA N. *New seats. LIBERAL GAINS (10) BRUCE N. . FRONTENACâ€"L.. DPUNDAS PERTH 8. ELGIN E. PETERBORO C. reswx . WELLINGTON N.E HALDIMAND _ YORK N. PROGRESSIVE GAINS (5) DUFFERIN HURON 8. orey 8. MIDDLESEX N. PRINCE BDWARD LIBERALâ€"PROGRESSIVE GAIN ‘ vICTORIA N. THE GAINS TORONTOâ€" *GREENWOOD *EGLINTON *HIGH PARK *BROCKTON *BEACHES WENTWORTH N *WINDSOR E. YORK E. ’ Laun @= 31. 117 111 KITCHENER â€"__ NOMINATIONS PREMIER HOWARD FERGUSON The nomination meeting held Monâ€" day night at Kitchener was well atâ€" tended. Sixtyâ€"three candidates were rominated, including© Alderman L. Hagedorn who will enter the mayorâ€" alty contest against exâ€"Alderman E. E. Ratz. Addressés were deliverâ€" ed by the two mayoralty candidates and others. The election will be held Monday, Dec. 6th. The candidates nominated for the respective offices are as follows: East Ward Those nominated for aldermen in the east ward were Geo. Bucher, C. A. Richardson, Allen C. Haliman, John Hessenauer, Ivan A. Shants, Dr. A. E. Ruddell, Chas. Massel. South Ward For councilâ€"C. C. Hahn, superinâ€" tendent; N. Knipfel, laundryman; F. Dreger, button dyer; H. M. Bowman, gentleman; A. L. Bitzer, lawyer; J. M. Schneider, manufacturer; Louis Arnold, grocer; Fred H. ;Schneider, manufacturer; _ Henry Lockhart, shoe cutter; Oscar Rumâ€" pel, manufacturer. The three nomiâ€" nated for school trustees were Harâ€" vey Graber, coal merchant; V. Ernst merchant, and Morris Taraday, junk | dealer. s Shortly after eight o‘clock the reâ€" turns received showed that Homuth would be réturned by a large majorâ€" _ ity. The city of Galt gave the Laborâ€" Progressive candidate a majority of 1,696, Préeston, 1,076, Hespeler, M| New Hamburg,. 218, and Wilmot ‘Township, 78. Master, however, got majoritics of 98 in Ayt, 181 in Watâ€" érloo township and 304 in North Dumfries. â€" ‘The whole issug, insofar as South Waterloo was concerned, was govâ€" erfiment control versus the 0.'.&{ and other political issnes were disâ€" carded to the background. It was. anticipated by the â€"Prohibitionists that the rural ridings would ~go strongly "dry" but this â€"was not the case as only North Dumfries and. Waterlco township gave majorities was o 1o give Master -z R-Q- tm (’“ O. 3 My > . t igd "." > North Ward For Aldermanâ€"Ald. Arthur Exton, Albert J. Smith, A. L.â€" Breithaupt, George B. Miller, William ~Dunker, Henry W. Stuirm, F. A. Klug, John Fraser, M. Mikel, Clarence Totske, and Dr. J. E. Hett. Public school K. K. HOMUTH RETURNED IN SOUTH WATERLGO Givem Majority of 3,346 Over Prohibition Candidate, Levi Master.â€"Government Control Versus O.T.A. the Issue. _ The riding of South Waterloo on Wednesday returned Karl K. Ho] muth, Laborâ€"Progressive member, by a majority of 3,346, the largest ever given a candidate in the history of the riding. Levi Master, the Prohi bitionist candidate, and his supâ€" porters worked hard, but fought an upâ€"hill battle against his opponent. The vote stood at 8,574 to 5,464. whose Government was again reâ€" turflod by an overewhelming maâ€" Jority. FATAL AUTO , ACCIDENT Mrs. Harry Soehner of Bridgeport met a traglc death on Saturday night about 8.30 @t the Lancaster St.â€" railway ag, Kitchener, the scene of a number ‘of fatal accidents. Mrs. Sochner was crushed to death beneath the autoffiobile which her husband was driving.. As she ~was endesvoring to from the open lmmntm’.;:uandnbw overturned bya freight train. .Mr. and Mrs., Sochner wore réturnâ€" ing to their homée dn Bridgeport in their small coupe after shopping in Kitchener.. At the preliminary sitâ€" ing of the inquest to inquire into the fatality, held by Coroner Dr. Honsâ€" berget, ‘it was. stated_that Soehner who was driving, did not see or hear anything until he féltâ€"the train come in contact with Bis auto. He imâ€" mediately called to his wife to jump but in doing so her dress unfortunâ€" ately caught on theâ€"car and before she could free herself the slowly moving Mt train upset the car, pinning her underneath. ‘The husâ€" band and son, in & miraculouns way, escaped. with only a few scratches. Mrs. Soehner, the unfortunate vicâ€" tim of the accident, who was unconâ€" scious when taken from underneath the car, was immediately taken .to the hospital but~she died shortly after being admitted. An examinaâ€" tion of her injuries showed that her head was a mass of cuts.and laceraâ€" tions, her skull was fractured, and every rib on her left side was broken, the chest being practically stayed in on the left side. . According to the coromer, Soehner claimed he did not hear any warnâ€" ing bell although other witnesses claim it was ringing. Evidently Soehner failed to hear it on account of the windows of his car being closed. The freight train struck the nqtoultmh‘cuhndmoronp- pears to have bei@ti ho light on the freight car. The jury empanelled viewed the rémains at Schreiter‘s Undertaking Parlors and then adjourned until Friday evening. Dr. Campbell perâ€" formed the autopsy. The jury comâ€" prised J. W.. Kirkland, foreman, Charles Fehrenbach, F. K. Ferguson, Ernie Sharp, Roger Gofton, Phares Eby and William Fischer. Mrs. Soehner is survived by her husband, and son Clarence, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Schaefer, one sister and four brothers. board, F. Ackerknecht, John E. Vogt, Albert W. Augustine and F. A. Pflug. \ West Ward ‘The aldermanic nominées were Alex Schafer, Henry W. Sturm, E. D. Lang, Jack Reid, Patrick Mcâ€" Nulty, Otto Vogelsang, W. P. Clemâ€" ent, Wm. J. H. Koehler, John W. Bailey, O. W. Thompson, W. T. Sass and Sam Werbowecki. The nomiâ€" nees for school board were E. D. ied s Oy m se en e m m ts and Sam Werbowecki. The nomi â€" Return from Hunting Tripâ€"Mr. J. nees for school board were E. D. J. Berger, and Mr. Albert Fischer Lang, V. H. Hattin, H. A. Wettlaufer of here, and Mr. E. A. Roth of Tavyâ€" and Wm. S. Findlay. Ts istock, returned last Saturday from mmmmmmmmmmmmmeo ommc 'thelr annual deer hunt in Northern [wflds. They were successful in each TURNED . bagging a fine specimen of deer. . ‘They also brought home a huge ‘ muskelounge, weighing 65 pounds omn WATERLGO which they caught in the waters of the French River, along which they aricioes had their hunting camp. This large Prohibition Candidate, Levi "!®b was on exhibition at Mr. Bc;;‘ ger‘s and attracted a good deal ol Versus O.T.A. the I88me... curiosity. â€" | ons | ~MHonored by Friendsâ€"Mr. and Mrs. 4 Homuth Mastet _ yr. and Mrs. John A. Hartman, OMR iSeccccmscnmmcccce P94 #25% â€" who returned from their wedding Majority for Homuth, 1696. trip last Sunday were pleasantly Preston .................... 2052 97e surprised at their home on Tuesday Majority ‘for Homuth, 1076. evening and bresented with a fine Hespeler ... 807 °* prg ~ fernory, accompanied by an addrese. Majority for Homuth, 294. / ‘Those present were immediate relaâ€" [AYE Tonevorimnninimensctilcoess 29W »14 ;g:'h": C ": ;:"t ivk H:,"'l'" ":_'; chener, ‘aterloo, . Elmira l""'“:":‘:; .m:”:" town. A pleasant evening was spent w ortpe 205 _ after which lunch was served. Majority for Homuth, 218. . Mr. and Mrs. John Elines and famâ€" Bt. Agatha ............ â€" 159 6 .4 in Kitchener on Sumday, Philipaburg ...« â€" 96 33 Mr. and Mrs. Woods of Stratford § 3 M 4434 (| spent Sunday q1 the home of Mr. } Majority for Homuth, 78. and Mro. Milton Laft. & North Dumfries es The fifth birthday of the Women‘s "'M"":“?“". Institute was celébrated in Library M i ® Hall on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 30, i â€"Fotat ‘tor Homuth, %248, at 230 o‘clock in the form <of an Blair ........... 8. 8. No. 4.. 8. 8. No. 19. Kossuth ..... Breslau ...... Wilmot Township Haysville .............. New Dundes .......... Petersburg ... port, Killed at Kitchener t Returned To Pc Waterico Township Majority for Master, 181. w« "H8 l2 104 106 168 159 53 44 18 108 97 151 107 159 T41 in / A serious accident occurred durâ€" ing the sale on Wednesday last at the farm of the late Samuel Weiderâ€" hold in North Easthope, when the ‘barn floor on which the sale of orses was being conducted, broke through and about a dozen men and six horses were ‘plunged into the & WM. G. WEICHEL Memberâ€"for North Waterloo, who was returned by a magnificent maâ€" * _ jority. of 5,359. FARMERS HAVE CLOSE ESCAPE â€"FROM D°ATH Dozen Men and Horses Plunge Barn Floor Into Root root celltr below. Mr, August Mil brandt of Philipsburg and Mr. Edâ€" win Wietzel of East Zorra were serâ€" iously injured and several other alâ€" so sustained lesser injuries. That no fatality occurred‘is almost a miracle. Overwhelming Majority For. _â€" _ Weichel in North Waterloo_ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hagey and daughter, Ida, of Hespeler, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Roth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..David Zinn. ~ Mrs. H. C. Kalbfleisch spent last Sunday with relatives in Shakesâ€" peare. Mrs. P. Sehl, who went through a very critical operation in St. Mary‘s Hospital, Kitchener, is doing as well as can be expected and that she will soon regain her health is the wish of her many friends. â€" Mr. and Mrs. John Elines and famâ€" ily of Lisbon spent last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gabel. Mr. l!wood Fauthaufer of Welles 16y spent Sunday evening with friends here. Te Mrs. Albert. Berscht and son Franklin of Wellesley spent last Monday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L€dernian. Mr. Stanley Bingeman of Stratâ€" ford spent the week end at his home here. * Miss Charlotte :Gogbel of Water too spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. Lesiic Bowman visited friends in Kitchener on Sumday. Mr. and Mreé. Woods of Stratford spent ‘Bunday qL the home of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Milton Luft. & NEW HAMBURG paéu:.u.mwumbyussmf Biggest Given any Candidate in this Riding.â€"Waterloo | ~ * Gives Majority of 1,533 and Kitchener 3,260. > ‘Willism G. Weiche! on Wednesday was returned as member in the Onâ€" tario Legislature for North Waterloo by .an overwBelming . majority of 5.359, the largest majority ever: acâ€" corded a candidate in the history of the riding. While Mr. Weichel was conceded a large majority, his most ardent supporters hardlyâ€"expected it to go over 5,000. ‘The win was a popular one and his enthusiastic supporters© which‘ included large rumbers of Liberals lost no time in organizing a protession which wendâ€" ed its way from Kitchener to Waterâ€" loo and then on to Elmira. The successful candidate addressed large gatherings at the above places, thanking "his supporters for the splendid support given him. ‘ Fairly Heavy Vote The vote cast was & fairly heavy omb, 11,871 voters exereising their EMPHATIC ENDORSATION OF GOV‘T â€"CONTROL POLICY franchise "as compared with 16,764 votes cast in the last Dominion elecâ€" tion, when W. D. Euler poliedâ€"10,400 votes as against 6,364 for David Gross. _ â€" ‘The supporters of_both candidates worked hard from the time the polls opened at 8 o‘clock until the closing hour at seven o‘clock. The Indepenâ€" dent Liberal candidate, J. H. Schoâ€" field, made a good showing when it is considered that he was not well known in the riding. The election oI~Mr. Weichel by a large majority was conceded early in the evening as North Waterloo was generally believed to be strongly in favor of Government control of spirituous liquors as against the Ontario Temâ€" perance: Act. f g Weichel‘s vote . in Kitchener was 4,399 as compared to 1,139 for Schoâ€" field. The town of Waterloo accordâ€" ed the Conservative candidate a splendid majority of 1533 with a total vote of 2,138 as against 605. In Elmira the majority for Weichel for 246. ‘Waterloo ‘Township gave Weichel 64 majority and ‘Wellesley township, 376. Woolwich township, however, gave Schofield a small maâ€" jority of six votes. 3 W. iG. Weiche! J. H. Schofield "anniversary tea" to which all the ladies of the town and community were cordially invited. Items of Interest Mf. Emanue!l Merner of Sebringâ€" ville visited friends in town on Thursday. Thursday Mrs. H. B. Hathaway attended the funeral of a relative in Toronto last week. Mrs. L. Hostetlier was a business visitor to Buffalo on Thursday in the interests of the Cities Service Bonds. . Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hansuld of Napanee were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bechtel for a few days. Master John Kent, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kent, who is laid up with an attack of pmeumonia, is reported to be improving. Miss Flossie Gabel of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eidt of Shakespeare spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Mrs. Rehberg, Mr. and Mrs. V. Rehberg, Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Luft, ‘The vote inâ€" Kitchener; DESIRE to sincerely thank my friends in South Waterloo for the splendid vote given me in Wedâ€" nesday‘s election, for which I am deeply gratefal. I also wish to thank all those who worked so hard during the campaign and those who placed cars at my disposal on election day. /thifi’ul:llw-mtonmt.n the people of the riding without regard to party. i H. L Merner of Hespeler visitor with relatives here on hofleld ..... 18 65 Majority for Weichel, DETAILED VOTE OF TOWN OF WATERLOO %&r.l K. Homuth 1533. dualt 312 806. 293 391 T3 ° 61 97 151 â€" _ Weichel Supporters Elated . : _ In spite of the cold weather, large numbers of people. assembled in front of the Chronicle office in the Equitable Life Building where the.. screen and. bulletined in the vfié dows. ‘ At 7.10 the first returns com i menced to come in. Shortly after $ â€" o‘clock Weichel‘s election byoug majority was certain and @t nine. o‘clock the returns for theâ€"Province _ concede Premier Ferguson a sub â€" stantial majority over all.. The jubt lant supporters of Mr. Weichel and ~ Premier Ferguson cheered when the results were made known from the . various parts of the Province, % Kitchener . Majority Waterloo . Waterloo Township New Germany ........ Bloomingdale ......... Bridgeport ... ] Centreville ............. 1 Petersburg ind Wellesiey Township St. Clements........... 19 Hawkesville .......... 166 Crosshill .................. _ 40 Linwood ... :64 Wellesley ................ ~ 56 Kingwood ...............~â€" 25 Woolwich Township Winterbourne ... / St. Jacobs ... Upper Woolwich Floradgle ............. Heidelberg .......... West Montrose.... Miss \Hohmeier and Miss Gladys Rohbel\g attended the wedding anâ€" niversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Hohmeier in Waterloo last Sunday. who was returned for South Waterâ€" loo by a majority of 3,346. Majority Majority Majority for Weichel, £ 5 374 Majority for Weichel, interbourne ... 72 mestogo ... _ 69 . F&CODS ............. â€" 46 pper Woolwich.... . 37 oradgle ... 37 eidelberg ............ . 13 est Montrose........ . 25 299 Majority for Schofield, 6 KARL K. HOMUTH for for for. Schofield . Weiche! »s..... 1139 < ~~©4399, Weichel, 3260,> / Weichel, Weichel, 404 19 T9 166 26 154 36 480 93 1533 246. 64 8 â€". Total 76 2138 47 605 173 188 61 36 66 57 37 w 4 at