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F.'. fC. . ._,-.. "ri-----""'"'-'-'"'"") -r - "iiF=artu""a'LT ' 'er' '""8,.8,9N"'(rrtr 'r'rT l'llgiii"jlpro TUESDAY, MARCH 15,1920 P:w ' a ' g __M.. --, , , _..._.,. et _ _ ,. _ A _ . T __ "if frirird about but never see. " have - " . ERA enever had niy attention drawn to one, round or square. It is Just as well, ' that this should be known, as some; THIS SESSION times the public are deceived.' I . And the "Bread Bm," Too. I The Legislature disposed of a good deal of routine business yesterday, twenty-three bills being given btheidr . " third readings. The famous " rea Premier Reported to be 0p hill" was among them. It appeared . in its final form as a measure o posed to Larger Indemnity. , amend the municipal act, and tore, Mr. Nickle's name, Mr. McNaught. " --.- will be remembered, having disowned t it after the changes made against his wishes prior to it being brought be: THE BREAD BILL PASSES fore the committee. In Mr. Nickles . absence. Mr. McPherson moved the third reading. which oatried.without "_.------..-- l a. word of dissent. The Premier care- I fully steered clear of evei't'tltllllg f'/tt . A . . . contentious nature. In ". s a, emen o It IS Read a Third Time m the the House at the, conclusion of yesttyr- . day's session Sir James Suit: that this afternoon and probably this evening Legislature. I the Legislature would take up .matters 1: on the order paper that are likely to - 1: result in considerable discussion and l . . . . . ' on whieh it may be necessan to tli-, Goes Quietly Through as One or, vide the House. , Twenty-tttree Measures - New; The New Boiler Hill. . Boiler Act 'j,ylt,1"Ct-,frlf,11t"fi lion. Dr. Rentime moved the second; .- " ' . .. - ' reading of the Government's new mea.l Matters to be Take" l " "Um"; sine respecting steam boilers. The bill,! Says Sir James. l he explained, was based upon thel l agreement arrived at by _rtiyyrene-l - 7 7 ' tires of the various Provinces at a con-I l i'ei'enee held at Regina. it contained fi? i gulations us to construction, materials There will he no "salary grab" in; und inspection. which conformed with' the dying hours of the present sitting; those l the other Provmces, doings f . A ,. ' l W m i away with the inconvenience and ex- " the Legislature. Phe l""" _"'.'" il "} peiise which manufacturers have had sought an increziSe in sessmnai indent-i to put up with in sending boilers to nity from $1,000 to $1,,500 will have', other Provinces where different regu- to wait another and "IOI't convenient) lations WPt'P HI force. I .season. It was generally understood Two New High Court Judges. L that Sir James Whitney was frowning The juUicature act was amended to upon the movement. but its support- in"):\'"ll{*'j 170!" the 'fe/il,'.],",,")" of ENE; ers Were quoting a Minister, said to: 1//,".),dii,'ii"vJ,?///.rt i'ntWrfiU2uitS/"'/',8 be more friendly to the increase. to, trodueed by Hon. Mr. Foy provided' the effect that the Premier would; for three High Court Judges for each Low to it unanimous expression from! 1ivisioy with a blank for the inser- q the House ,' lion ot the number of new Judges to ""..' . g he appointed. Hon. Mr. Lucas, who The agitators have guarded their se-, had charge of the bill when it was wet Well. and information tuontit'nin,v,. taken up in committee of the House their procedure is accordingly large-i 1J'ii1t/i"1'ei, istar,tpu1,'atGtoh,t number It: ly speculative. It is understood, how-E two" upon .1 e overnment was N913 that, with their goal in Sight-l Hon. A. J. Matheson corrected a my). tinexpwtcdly eneountered op-, 1statement in a return tabled last week position wthin the 'l.e"'islati\'e ranks.l "Hm. regard to the. enpenses of the and all in p of f.f it . . he ' iCIiairman of the Ontario Railway and, 'll'." t ."? tlnankrttity Itt t I ot-l Municipal Board. Mr. Leitch's ex-l tition vanished. At least tltr members :penses for the year were $410.01. in-! are reported to have declared theirl Isl-Cad of $t,f09..o,.5, as previously given.) .- . , I l "irposition. l (so. Lennox's Narrow Escape. ', "A \'lolatiOn of Contract." J i Mr. T. Herbert Lennox, the mem-f Mv. Allan Stiulholme was iticiunr,d.i' 253e§r0m N2?" York, .,'"l,frreont,"cvt/?i't- ma' . " V . . . f comini mg a grave o ence a Quentin... to teports. unions the ma- l would have aroused thrills of righteous Jovity. Hence publlt'lti'. "When Il indignation in the breast of every loyal was approached." said the Labor mam: l%'l)'ie.0t. of hils rams", throughout the . . . o.." . ,. Fe, q ominioii. t 1appened as the House in an in mm T . .. . , . t1 ll with po Shh" Il was in committee of the Whole. The 1sdd them I couldn't Sign an)" fmember for North York had been call- ln'Oposed document because it Had upon to act as Chairman. He left, was a violation of a contract liistsezét at? ttlti,feo) of 2t House and; T " . _ ins ea 0 a'ing' iis po tion at the l C C , . t v . . Inge arrangement 1rotwoen us table in the centre aisle stepped ab- .2nd the electois. ilie poophs sent us sent-mindedly up on to the dais. He here on the understanding that we was just slowing over to sit down " ere to get $1,000 per session for our $110" 'IT, astlotnislied faces of t/td"g,',-. .arirse, . . ' W's rougi im out o 3 day seixi . ' . . . ffl? and It would he'dbieach ot dream, eausmg him to descend from (ontiact to take more. "lute f could {the exalted position rather hurriedly! not sign a. petition or support the (amid it roar of laughter. I proposal. or take the extra money my- , ='=rtrie'T---- ----------------_.. self, I told them, tinally, I would not make any objections in the House. That is how it must have come about that 1 was quoted in support of the proposal." ',, Mr. Studholme ()hjcets. ' Mr. Studholine vowed his "bloction from the ttoor of the House Just pre- ' \'ious to the adjournment yesterday. "The evening papers," he protest- ed, "are saying something about a 'round robin,' and they say Stud- holmc's name is on that robin. 1 have never seen a 'round robin' and I have never signed a robin of any kind." Sir James was also ignorant of the existence of that peculiar creature known as the "round robin." "Robins appear about this season," he remarked. with a smile, "but I , have never seen a 'round' robin. It' is like a good many of,the things you