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. F _ 3. _ SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 192 ------------r--"""'""""'""""'""" i Bil) IN APOLOGIES l, NETTLES tllhl(lli1lf s ------ i --------, My" - I Deputy Provincial T grhn A. Currie, M.P.P., and! Member for Iilipissing De ( Admits Pa me treasurer . . . . I Hon. D. Carmichael In I ! tends Present Fire-rang- i Premiurx C nt at Sensational Tilt i , mg System i os ' __.---------- i _-------------"- I ---- l ALMOST COME TO BLOWS EEX-SOLDIERS GET JOBS] EFFECT INFLATES PRICES --------- ! --.--------. l ----- White with anger. Hon. Dougall i During consideration of '"oloniza-i, Altitertseéeral seeks layoff. Public Carmichael. Minister without port- 'rion road estimates yesterday in the? ccoun S f'ymittet.tu the Legisla-g folio in the Drury Government, ad- i I F ' there were some warmi' ture resumed Operations at Queen's' winced from a front-row seat to the fluesislature - fl ih.. Park yesterday morning, when W i edge of the aisle. and, in hot resent- 'dr-bates between J. H. Marceau b . l F Vickie KC C q ' . V -t . sed l .. . ..' . l A. Currie ' ' , . ., onservative memu ment at the tone of language u ','eral, Nipissing) and John l b f Ki . , l, toward him by John A. Currie (Con- ', (Conservative. Southeast Toronto, Jet' or ngston. elicited from,) Bervative, Southeast Toronto). atood li; to the way roads were being builti Deputy Provincial Treasurer Charles' _ Poised ready to go across and dom in [in the North and as to the system of; Mathews details of the Provinee's I:'/gi?"itl, hattlo'vogit: h2mel'v"""J,td rtire-rarurintr. Mr. Marceau said that" purchase of succession duty freeI ot. urrte s y n I Government, roa , . - [ while. "You can't liek me!" I Ignijldinéha'aglg political affair, whilei bonds from the. Sir John Haton es- The sensational incident cams! Iundnr this Government the member tate, and also of dcpartmental iboutl 1.30 'rttteT'7hr'u'll',in,t/'2/ Iliad~ tho privilege of having somm' methods of retrieving other lame etmrmturewnen e . -"t»'- .,tiditureof , .-- . ' . e,iellu'g, an estimate relative to glillllglgfefa) m J" trxpendit 3 hocks of these tas-tree sauna" the purchase of a vessel for use ll) the " -° u Secure Bonds at $43,000 Cost. the tUhing service on Lake Erie. 1't.y Mesenta Currtelq chmrk. t Under Mr. Nicklo's examination qualifications of a Capt. Hobbs were. Mr. Marceau came to h". fee: I; Mr Mathews admitted th t ha, twins Inquired into by Mr. Currie, hot tarotest when Mr. Currir said; . . , a t _ and Mr. Carmichael seemed to be in- l that in a certain section in tho North) Eaton Donds were procured at a pre. terested. In reply to a question, Mr, .80 per cent. of the tire-rangers were' mium cost to the Province of Carmichael said he knew Ctspt.) '.not from this Province, but froml, $43,000, although by Waiting two Hobbs. Mr. Currie then said he iQuebec. Mr. Marceau took issm'i months more they could have bee would ask some questions of Mr. also with Mr. Currie's prophecyi ' . _. n Carmichael. . Ithat in 26 years a" the timber would secured at par. In Justification, he. "Don't you talto that line with 'iiii cut south of the Transcontinental pointed out. in response to a ttues-l me," warned Col. Carmichael. start- 3'"th He claimed that there were tion put by R. L. Brackm, K.C., maul, ing up. io s are miles of timber in t we; . ' . . . "Don't you talk that way to me, 'i15,r0h00a"/1du that only 45,000 square; he eary Dutchase "Pt the pos-i your senior omeer, You ll get a smiles were under license. and of this! Molly) of ultimate premium costs, court-martial," replied the Conserv- ' latter amount not half was cut. The} of 3700.000. which might have beeni . , ber. ' , . . the as: entailed by subsequent resale within ame mem . -hre-ranging system during P I th e two months The bonds Mr Mr. Carmichael advanced to the -two vears was 100 per cent. betteri "0:11 u I l d w ' hi". 'ultre "/, 2"ti,,",t 'rtlhNgu2.vT'i. ',iiiiltiiiiict. the old GovCrnrncnt, "'I lanellrT.s 1Tll? 'lil' .3: 'lh"/lthesdrl ment rom ppos n . l . . I . .. I',',',' o f Currie kept up a stream of yards. asserted , ' "nAettgttt1r'2fia1tlil-jho, the morning; including, "You can't lick me: It, , Preference to Soldiers. l evidence brought out by Mr \'ickleI won't go with mel" J. C. Ramsden fLibera.', Soyth-i, was an; establishment or {he factI Almost speechless with..a.ntrer, Mr., west Toronto) asked when the Pro-t that the Treasurv Department Gil, fii.S.'1""'hael said, "You dirty scoun-i mier washgoingtto brilng i.:,l1d'i.'j, prgéj over a period ofumonths bought in! r . ' viding t at re urner C t I ris't m r-l Apparently thinking he said '"t'ettiii given preference in appointments Wt 'kr1/t?,'1,tci'nt2to'lh'y',ttt,feiiygii'i'm/,irgerrr,i, thing else. Mr. Currie came back the Civil Service. The Premier said! for'the securities were several points! _ with, "You double skunk! ' such was now the policy of the Gov.. hitrher---in some instances ten "You say that again and well pull ernment and it might not be wise to Pointty---than those prevailing on the you out of the House'." angrily called make such policy statutory. How.. London market. out E. J. Evans. South Simcoe. ever, he asked Mr. Ramsden to draw The Kingston member pressed for \ Meanwhile Hon. Harry Mills hur.. up a bill and intimated that he information as to how the depart- rind up to Mr. Carmichael and gently might introduce it. Joseph MC" ment Justified what he deemed an. pulled him back to his let. Namara (Riverdale) praised the apparent lack of business foresight,' "I Baid you were a dirty scoun- Government for its treatment of re-l and as to whether the department. drel," said Mr. Carmichael " he sat: turned men in this respect. kept in touch with the first. Iryyytfl down. . I - -'---.---.------.---- _....,......-,.,...:; market of the world. Mr. Mathews', Mr. Currie demanded a retraction,J -- said that the department had me and the Chairman, F. G. Sandy: London broker agent, but that the South Victoria. said both" remarks! dcpartmcnt had kept itself Informed should be taken back. But. he as to London prices. l added, addressing Mr. Currie, "I, . . ', think these gentlemen have been' "we" prim In. ( under great provocation from you.", My. Mathews in his evidence stress-3 Both withdrew their remarks, and! rd the point that these bonds had' peace came again. i ' varying values to di.ffer.ent estates.) I according to the valuation total of, mvsmNa,mizd BILL READ' I the estate. They had not advertised. w s iven in the;' that they were in the marte Cor M1',"tt,,'r't"v12't'erglt d' the bill in- Succession Duty Frees, but had dealtI l troduced by Premier Drury to ttid _ rather with individual offerings. "et I Dr Banting and 'C,. H. Best. admitted that the Provinee's buying I . I had ultimately resulted in forcing. prices up many points, and statedl that the department had Simply. stopped buying when the price tr.ot beyond what it was deemed advts- . able to pay. With the Pro.vinee.?y) the market sagged again _'-". DOWNS-l "ft impresses me as not being good' business." stated Mr. Nickle, in C°m'| ment. "It means the loss ?t.thoe, sands of dollars." He noted in one! instance a spread of 17 points. I Suspects "Switching." I In regard to one statement by} the Deputy Treasurer. to the ei'!e;tI that the department had reasonable! . ground for the suspicion that there' . had been "switching" among tet'.' . of these succession duty free bon 'tii Mr. Nickle asked why did n. , 'the Government introduce Ietritr- O