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K "' & 4 "(:«_;'!t'é'", *eagn> ui+ idz Ts T » = '.'.-. mncedmrnne io i5 n m id 2e un venminy L f g # ___ [ REDISTRIBUTION BI . ' 'Yr's CaUCUS | Point to Measure |WOULD SAVE EXPENSE _ sngmerin anearee ® e | was supporte n s request by Mal-- All Slgns Point to Measure 4' 4 Y cogn Lzlmg,D Libemlidchocllllradne. A _ & e remier Drury sa e had expect-- § Belng Brought on With-- | IN SEARCHING TITLES ed to 1ake a ratherflfull announce-- s | | t on T. & N.O. affairs during hi out Delay, OWing to | womnmmmmrnmmmmemmememensmmmes !Igsgge(t). speech. He could sayg a: f e resent that the T. & N.O. Commis-- Pressure of Supporting| Attorney--General Introduces present that the " looking into the * & i irkland Lake aree. The freight Powers Behind Scenes--|| Bill to Simplify Present-- _ -- Te In: mining aress was simen. 6 | Figures gathered as to freight going Detalls Kept Secret } day PrOb[em into the Kirkland Lake district did M essm mcmommamemma® not indicate that the line could be Three morse Government bills madeo a paying proposition in the near SELECT COMMITTEE their appearance on the floor of the futu;e. He then a;(nnounced the meet-- (tenmd: ng for next week. s E| |Ontario Legislature yesterday after-- o % TO SIT AT oNC 'noon, one of them an important "Revenue No Object. ppaurnnd 'measure by the Attorney--General Hon. G, Howard Ferguson, Con-- A Redistribution Bill for, Ontarl® | 'wnion, as he stated, marks the first :;l;va}girveemil::-?sderre;fet:?eon}:'eext?)eprt;(')'gnxtxg is now heralded for the present Slt'! step of the Province in the direction, 'eynected from the new line, and sald ting of the Legislature. After all| 'of the simpiification of land titles. |ine * & NO never had been built the evenings of study and discussion | Its purport, Mr. Raney statoq, had to earn dividends for the Province. which Government members have bg;'" lcarefuny C'i'""'ti,d"'"'d by the was the Government going to wait & * 4 7 ons. j y p devoted to the technical problems of | °!"°¥) law organization in a newfcountr} uim!l businesslxllexel; proportional _ representation and| Saves Duplicate Expense. 212 * we 2r§ (ipenkngwupa;o&a wt'}ly' single alternative vote, it is said The intention of the bill is to bring Sriaa"an s ns x 1er§ ' that in caucus yesterday Drury Gov-- forwatrd 'l'f' f;ear'ch of P h"td Mitle4 The Premier replied to this that he from the Crown patent, at which the th ht that Kirkiland Lake was the ernment followers favored throwing| law now stands, to the year 1890. ?ug rea sulficiently developed 4d the whole question of electoral re--| Mr. l;{anoy said that xir;; enactlmezt. ' mgmfit building a railway. Follow-- % s would save immense labor and ex-- uc AR! x 5s form, 1ncludlng redxstributlo'n. mto' pengse in the unending search of land Lng e}y'or:xe {{rr?ss %t:;lgust;)rr«:m d(e::g:::é the hands of a select committeo Of| titles back to Crown patent. The Cle Ie.' that he khew mora About the Legislature. Final decision is| Attorney--General used the term '::ar?)]ue}m Ontario and its needs than said to have been left to the Cabinet.| '"scores of years of time'" in discuss-- aic()]ré,nv member of the Government ing the present--day situation where d he knew Wwhat the country re-' Comes as Surprise. every purchaser of property hires & "ni ede nthere m M * The reported decision of the Gov-' lawyer to repeat a process which 4uired up s ernment caucus is a complete sur--| M&Y 'have been performed a few Wishes It Woere True. months previous by another. "ollowing this debate Dr. Forbes prise to many members of the IIouse.l Another bill introduced was that Go}dc;rc?y g(,nser'y;tive' West York, not excluding men who are them--| of Hon. Harry Mills, to permit hold-- read a telegram that he said he had selves in the confidence of the Gov--| ers of surface rights to buy certain 'received a week ago at a birthday ernment. As recently as a few daysi mineral rights owned by the Canad@ |party, 'The telegram read: "Con-- > ago redistribution was stated to be| LAP4 Company. [eratulations Sn io 21?];33;'{"{%::{ a a dead issue with the Government| Other Bills. 'i}gr}lk)()%l{?ehaiggetoisr%%rioed Issue forces this session, the issue appear-- reg;lyont.ifget%rfliqig:'i(}hzxi:(tlro;)l(;](cledr(?()lg;';l | as many as you like. Drink hearty. 6+ »+ ec D » N *"<xr A -- #+ a4 gngtfio reitidl;goz' ie tlx;}e';gclalrtdg;'s P'SI:'B_ defining the fiscal year from June 1 fiéin?rf:; f\:mr::i' Bi?e&'rmd;}; x]):tstfie:'g srllon ggecaucus&\;vhich dealt with the| to May 31; providing for part of a :am Dr uodrx:zy'&s the House roared matter is said to have been a very| YCA's payment when the owner has ,:a;rith laughter, and he said he hoped stormy one, particularly during its only acquired a pool room for a por-- the mecsag'e- \'vas genuine deliberation's upon proportional | tion of--a year; defining what a pool g Answ:er'n" a questiox; (')f Mr. Fer-- representation. room'is, and providing who may take | USon t'l'P °Prem!er said t-ha't the Although Government members| AfMdavits. |Chairman of the Hydro Inquiry Com-- kept the secret of cauous m deep| |, Th¢ Attorney--Genoral announced |mi@gion Rad told him that, Starting secret, the best guess would seem | that it was not yet decided whether any' day now, this commission would to be that Ontario is, after all, to' or not to establish a Hotels Commis-- begin to issue A series of interim re-- have redistribution. The change of:© Sion. He said a bill respecting the | oPis $ * heart upon the big issue of a shake--! Court of Appeal in Ontario would |P ; up in electoral divisions is said to' be introduced this sesesion. To Honor Dr. Banting. have come about as a result of frank | Asked regarding further legisla-- , * criticism from warm friends of the tion, the Premier said he was having G(r))virnmen(ti:efr::dy 3;te<r)rgr\>tiot\?se\é%(3; '! a bill prepared in reicogniti}o{n of D!;i" what was € f | \_F. G. Banting's services. e wou!l ~ devolving upon the Government. | | consult the Leaders of the Liberall Should Premier Drury announce & | | ' | and Conservative parties about this' redistribution rpeasurg in his Bud&?.efi; bill, he said. J. C. Ramsden, Liberal, gg;fighbe?g;(ta :'h%el;iotxsz irrr:att}txzrf:rlm' Southwest Toronto, said he cou!d! p o C 5 | give the Premier any needed in--| of a simple bill to redistribute the | | formation about Dr. Cotton to in--| electoral® ridings of tP}e Province. | clude him in the bill. } No attempt at delineatlop of new: Dr. Godfrey asked what Dr. Cotton | ridings is brought down in the bill, ) ' x s had ever done. He had heard the such work necessitating the lengthy mwsnesmeremiaicimims h of MV Ramsdas th ther| labors of a select committee, to sit P s i pegr jarme ie n I'*m", L it ,)e yA ;ri immediately, and to report back to remler, However to Con. day concerning Dr. (,otton', Dr. God--| 8 | s » frey said, and added that "there was the House. The committee would, & o yely j oo ' of course, have a Government ma-- sider T. & N. 0. Line to no great discovery that I know of. s # ; b s Later, Dr. Godfrey said, in asking & jority among its numbers. I , f ceriprremnmnaneni n nin avennedertommremme ce n coree | K"'kland Lake Area | that the medical men of the House k I ' be consulted in regard to this new , I bill, that he "apologized to the mem-- t ; To HONOR MED'CAL MEN ber for Southwest Toronto, but "I'll wA 1 talk it over with him privately.'" ' 5 ¢ smuptmathmanmeteces Joseph E. Thompson, Northeast Premier D Toronto, asked if Mr. Best would be nouncement rury made the an.-- recognized in the proposed Govern-- nt yesterday in the Legis--| ment bill. "Mr. Best is coupled with f lature that next week he is to con--| Dr. Banting," replied the Premier. s sult with the Timiskaming & North-- Hon. Harry Mills got first reading Je ern Ontario for his bill to permit holders of sur-- to consid Railway Commissioners face rights to buy certain mineral f | er whether railway exten--| rights owned by the Canada Land islon will be made into the Kirklana| Company. 7 p 'Lake area. The whole matter will on n rantiectatrmeraarntariemsins !be canvessed, he said, at that meet-- l # Hing. ' !What Are C.P.R. Plans? |_ The question came bef ore Legislature before the orders of :)}:g f j ¢ day when W. H. Casselman, U.F.O s \Dundas, after regding an editorial t from a Northem%ntario paper, said ¥ ; f that it was rumored that the éana- i dian Pacific Rallway was to extend -- o into the Quebec field, and in that cas ~ the business in the mini ye j mining area of ; t Kirkland Lake and Swastika would § ' ; /co to Montreal. _He advlset_l Govern-- # K ..;. n en eeeeneemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma o