As the Conservatives required 128 seats out of the total of 245 in the House to give them a clear jority over all other parties, and, as, the table shows, they only got 117, the Premier Mr, King, who was himself defeated "in North York, Ontario, will not turn over the being of office to Hon. Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader, when Parliament meets. Oficial returns, received to date from three quarters of the constituencies of the Do-inion indicate that Conservative candidates have received more votes than those of all the other parties put together. With seventy-one ridings' final figures still to com Mr. Meighen's supporters have received nearly 60,000 more votes that the total polled for Liberal, Progressive, Labour and Independent candidates, The figures to date for the three larger parties are as follows:
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