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Permission to Ministers of the Crown to silt in Either Commons or Senate when Their Departments are Under Discus-

sion.

(Special to The Guardian)

resolution which would

Ministers of the Crown to sit in

measures before either chamber, is to be introduced in the Commons by lion. R. Lomileux. At thtrpresent

contained little that has. not-been forecast. His Excellency congratu- lated parl-lmnem on the prostperity of the country and its commend-iv freedom from unrest. -

The Tariff Committlion

Reference was made to the sit~ iillHS of the tariff tannrmisslon and parliament rwas informed that tho conclusions reached by that com- mission would be laid before it in due course.

Other legtislation forecast in the s spec-oh will deal with unemploy- ment insurance and‘ old age pen- sions. There will -be a bill for the repeal of the Conservation Act; amendments to the Dominion "Elec- tlon Act, and bills relating to copy- flilhid. the income, Tax Act and hilfilélltlllltlilftll. and scientific ro-

The ‘Spec-ch from the Throne was tau lollcewsz- . v Honorable Gentlemen of the l Stmate,

‘Gentlemen of the House 0f Com- , mons, 'On your return to your parlia-

,

able to congratulate you on the re- lntive prosperity oi the country and its comparative freedom from the reeling of unrest which has ngitnied countries not. so fortmate- ly situated.

Following the conditions of ex- pansion» due to the wit/r. t1 Pfiflfld 0! contraction was inevitable. Res» trictlous cl‘ credit inrolvng a cer- tain. limltatiotr of production and business has Ibeen universal. bu’. this Dominion has ‘been less affect-

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' ‘JNO. ALFRED MGDQNALD Land Surveyor. Hermsnvllle.

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‘FOR SALE-it IROWN LEG- horn hens, prizcwinners. Apply to rant Street, ., ,

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OTTAWA, Feb. 15—An important Mid other matters come up in the pgmnit, House of Commons affecting do

partments the Ministers of which

either chamber oi’ Parliament when 1W9 Billion in the Senate and the their departments are affected by eXplMl-ations must. be taken over

by one oi the other Ministers. 'I‘he ltlinieter of elnterilor, Labor and Poet Office re Senators.

Speecliimm Thmn Forecasts Much important legislation Tn tnmglgigre the iiummnns

The Speech from the Throne

ed than other countries, and n feel- ing of confidence prevails.

Living Cont: Lower

Reduction of the cost of living line set in, and the country. save in certatin limited areas, has been blessed with. n. bountiful harvest.

in spite of this contraction, the annual revenue of the country has been well xn-aintained ,nnd my ad- visers considered that certain tax- es. imposed in part to check extra- vagant purchasing. had fulfilled their purpose and might be with- drawn.

Accordingly, with n few excep- tions. these taxes have been re- mitted, freeing industry and busi- noss. and th-us promoting entploy- ntent. . .

Unemnlwnzent... the world-wide reattl. of the conditions to vvthich

, lhsye referred; tbltishless wide-

spread in Canada than elsewhere, have received the moat anxious oonside s-tion. Of the charges for the relief of general unemploy- ment, measures ltave been taken to ‘beer a substantial shore. and tqmcial measures have ‘been when to assist dlsslblc‘ and prtrtnllly dis- abled eat-service men. 'i'hes9 will be submittel to you for approval.

Unmpioytnent Case

tln investigation Ls being con- ducted by the Department of Lo- bor into systems of unemployment insurance and‘ old age pensions,

There will he submitted to you for approval the important agree- ment concluded last year with the Governments of British West 1n- titan colonies for the purpose of drasving still closer relations he- tween Canada and these colonies. and of imprqving the means oi’ connnttnicn-tion and intercourse.

‘Ilho nlrst assembly of the League oi Nations was recently hold at Geneva. Representatives of forty- one nations, including those of (P81111611. met-and deliberated togeth er in a spirit of harmony that promises tmuch for this great experiment . Much time Wm; no- cessarily devoted‘ to the work of, organization. but other measures were also agreed upon which are calculated to promote stability and good will in inter-national inter- course. '

International Justice

Most important of iibeee is the draft scheme for the estsiblishment of u permanent court of internat- ional lustlce which will be stfbmi-tt- gdttio you for ‘approval a4 on early

s. e. "

My advisers ore convinced of the necessity for revision of the cus- toms inriif. in order to secure t-he most complete information u. com- mittee has condittcetd an extensive anti thorough enquiry, and has se- cured the views of all panties and interests in every province.

Tho hearings necessa y ibr this WPDOBe have now been completed. and the conclusions founded threon will be snmblttted to you in due course. it is the opinion of my advisers that in such revision re- gsrq must be ‘had to the necessities M revenue and as well that the principle oif protection to Canadian lobar and ‘legitimate Conrad-inn. in- including agriculture. which has sttlovailed for miore than to years in this country must con- sistcntlybernsintelned. but that the cuotitmndutieslmposed t0 "H" "m! should ibe nio ltlflher than is essent~ {g1 m 91mm; good standards of liv- ing among ‘our working population and to retain and make possible the normal expansion of the industries

Conservation Act

A-bi-llfor iiberupeel of the con- emotion not will be submitted you there bowl provision m 0 for our!!! on the essential N“ Monte!‘ the donrmission of con- Mon in the atrprtlpfllte do- cuments at the‘ Government. This must-e. will. therefore, syoitl yorv

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Will be Subjected to Principle as I Bank Reserves‘ M

(8peclai to The Guardian) -

OTTAWA. Fob. l5——'l‘hore will be legislation during this session. it is understood, which will have for its purpose the bringing of in- vestment. loan and trust companies under government inspection on, tho some basis as insurance _cotn~‘i

panties are now inspected. 'i‘i|is .wlil mean the amonllng of two acts, those respecting lottn com- panies and trust. companies. The

inspection would probably be vest-

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Inspection on same nsurance Companies. aybe Taxed.

edln the insurance departulent of

U19 finance tlepttrtment. it is underl I

stood that there will he little ob. jection to the pt-oposetl bill from‘ the iottn and trust companies now operating in the Dominion.

The proposal ui‘ the provincial treasurer to tax hunk reserves is a unique one and Ontario is the first province to propose it. it has cults» ed rt grout deal ofinterestln hauli- lug circles and the rate to he im- posed will be awaited with interest in financial circles.

lion. Mt. Toltnie Starts Seating of Members.

partied iby tiwo miembers who pro sent him by naimizt One of the Hon. M; ‘Mdidlviep sponsors was Hon. Dr. Tolmie minister of ext-i vulture.

ber llvir. Miclfuitvws (flu-initial! Imme- Dr. Tohnie hesitated. The House laughed, our. awfcetvit» ividstwrfll and Dr. Tolmie chillingly tirade the preaenmtion in the usual fonm.

‘As members took their plwces in ttho ‘fiottse many greetintzs “INP- (ctcbturged and there tvns sthalcinig“ on! hands. it was noted tilts/t L. J. Gauthier, Liberal ‘mean Der for isit. llfsttntcinqlre‘ whose name hen; been mentioned as n cabinet tpossibtity) moved down iihx». House and was seated Ibetiweem tho Liberals and the National Prom-es elves.

Erectiotroi n. ecrcezrbehln-d the Speakers ttltir. too has: nocot-rsl tatad sntnka change in seating. Both‘ the Prime ‘Minister and i-lle iemder of ‘the louder of the Ohms itiou are nearer trite centre of the i- louse. One efftvct. .of the changes has (been to place Sir Sum Hughes and Hon. N. W. Rowoll side by

m HUUSE or cunt/lots y some INBIDENTS, not

dent. as iMr. M-clielrvrle was- present cits in tit. ed. A new rmictmiber isalwttys acemn|

miucii .

PBEHMANS Milli

(slleciai to The Guardian)

WASIlINGTON, Feb. 15-~— Tire Departutent 0i‘ Commerce stattiistit~s issued today indicates that (icrnian paper nttlrtuiactures are now lunk- int: ll bit: rbiti for the l'n‘--1i Stntcs "NYRDNIII tlllzl-"i-‘tet anti a 2 utieiei" selling Canadian tniils by from two and a hzttt‘ to four centr. per pnllllli. import on tlio ueuispriu: importa-

a Laugh.‘ Changes in

ANOTHER FUHWA FUR PI. I

Sir Robert Burden and

lion. N. Roweii Side by Siti-e

(YITANVA, Feb. 15 —~Wh'tm parllniblinisier of the lull ' men-t reassemibletl this afternoon do‘ timienxling illle Dominim ItIlt-cti0ns'

‘nr 0f fl. bill

the tflrst tithe for the new session Act. it. itzts for its ohj- -t ill.“ tititi-trb four metribtrs were presented an. ion of the qlrcsciip .‘ -1 to Lite rel took tihei-r seats. They were tihe qulrc-itretrts. oi‘ rim n ztriu temper Hon. F‘. :B. IMIUC-llbdy’, rat-elected in tllrro pt1i'('ri-nti~.'»"i1 m n. " ‘ a‘. ...t iu Heir-heater. N. 3., the. lion Rupert .»\,pr'l . ‘re u. r _. e.

Wigtnow, re-etlncted in rSt. John. '11.. - will tolu- lN. '13.. S. S. MldDernisud, the SllCCPfip up 1b.. (ti. ~n> -,.m oi the speech fill Progressive candidate in East from ti)» Tin me. ‘Senators G. V. Elgin and J. A. lMielielvie. who cm [Whlim and in rim ,\\"r»l 1 er 4r [tied Yale, B C. in gtvverihmeiit in purtivt- u , escouti turests. 'i‘there rwns a etwiotts incl the hit...- u‘ to vacnn

Studio tit IIYVaPni. iilun. .\‘. W. ltuweli. former iiresi dent of the Privy Council Ln. the Borden Government. occupied. his old scent on the government hon v:'hs.s.--'i‘o the Chnntdian Press, ..\ir. lRoweli started that. he intended to

IBM M. the critical moment Dr. occupy his present seat its ion..- its; Tomiie evidently could not renuem ho remained in the ilouse. lion"

long that will the, the fornlvr nrip istcr iii-l not state.

C.N ltfiimployetes‘ fire Assuming Defiant Attitude

(Special to The Guardian)

WINNIPEG. Mm, Fell). 1n.—R9D* r1 mmtive employees of the C. N. R. i.. ._:;:.".‘.'or to President D. B. linnnrrs announcement that the en- forcement oi’ "no politics" order trihottld be continued declare they are equally determined to see the order rescinded. it claimed they have not modified their 0118111411 de- mands and that the finding of the board of conciliation is to uptbold

sitim, on =tho front Government hen cites. just to tho left of actual mom hers of tin; administration. Sir yltob ert Borden site next to air. Rowefltl.

tA» lbriei sitting of the Senate. fol lowing the for-snail opening of par ointment roman marked by the intro

llcrllll. ‘by iSensItor Btr James imuishectl, government lender and

considerable duplication of scrvic~

of expense without detriment to the public advantage.

essory revision of the electoral lists applicable to the vote shortly to be held in the Province of On- tario respectiw lilo Canada Tem- perance Act, will be submitted to you.

Bills relating to wprrlshis. the simplification and consolidation of the income ‘We-r Tax Act. 1910. and nmondln; acts. scientific research and other matters will he submitt- ed to you.

In The Commons

Gentlemen of the House of Com- moss:

The accounts of the last fiscal year will-he laid before You. Da- t-ims/tos forthe next fiscal year will be submitted at an eorly date, mak- ing provision mot‘ the various sef- vices of Government. These have been formrl with a view to strict economy. having due regard to tho obligations of the country and the exigencies of the bttblic service any possble contraction. followtin: tho expansion ct the period of I'M war. has lbeen dil-inntly sonsht.

Honorable Gentlemen of the

Senate: - _

Gentlemen of the House of Oom- IDOIIOZ .

In inviting your careful aside scion of the important» matters which will ounce r uttering I prugia um“ ell yfii-“ghditt Greet‘ W99"? ~' tetions t» the- unfair. how‘ and‘

welfare of our Sovnfflllfl and this‘ Dominion. ,

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es. and pot-unlit consequent saving »

A ‘bill amending ‘the Dominion " Elections Act to provide for nvo- :.

them in their contention to have orders abolished.

FORMIER IRON WIORKIER WHO MAY BE HARDINCRB SECRETARY OF LABOR

Jlnzrn J. Davie “htshington gossip has itJ that. Jeimes J. Davis, of_ Plttstburg will be Presidium-elect Hauling‘: selflct- ion nor Secretisry of Labor. lie was born in Sharon. Pa, and work edfliior many years in the iron and steel mills of the district NR4 of the time u a puddilerfl Twelve years ' "he organised: hbe Loyal Order o a maternal organisation which new‘ not evmrmhetuh-lp of ehott 600.000_ Since then the hes dev ' "hi! meme. to the order of wbicbbeil shooter-pastel, __

Three Questio s

i The 'i‘rttstees oi‘ the l’. E. island ‘llloepltztl have compictctl arrange-l "nrents for the installation oi‘ it 141-; burnt0r_v' in the ltusillttti building and it is expected to have it in op» c "tiillll early in the Spur-inn. Tlzisf ,‘is the one link requirmi in placer

ithe Prince Etiworti lslrtutl llnspitttil

ion o. level with the best in Canzttizt.‘ ilt is ztlretttly’ supplied with the nmlni lessentitrls. capable doctors, a. com-f Hit-tent. lady stiperiniendellt unti_ nursing shrill t has always been, felt. as rt drawback that any path-

‘Oitlhiilfili or bactereoionical exntrtiin-pvtlrtls oi‘ (‘fllltltifilitiiiiiilll and ltrttti iin this reizttrtl.

Arattgemettts Completed for installation oi Up-to-y Date Laboratory for Pathological and Bacter i eoiogicai Examinations.

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N ow Ooeupies Second Place in list of Uni- iRiotitig Broke o ted States Imports. Utiderselling Gan- 1 ada in U. S. Paper Market.

lions for the mnn-h of Dr-cnmirq-r, 11920 ‘ ‘l1 t; i,':(‘."ill.'ii‘i_\' how “mini "rs."- hlaee in :- -.-. list I-r import; irom nvtlnuny into the lini- tctl Slities amounted to :18.- -il2. 9.11 pounds. imports from Camilla amounted to 115.519.3511 pounds valued at :$6,T-i't'.- 403. the Cltiiatiittn price to Vnitel States consumers is from to 61.5 cents per pound.

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ttiiun wii-l the contittrleti on lite spot

untit-r ii. cttymbitz bucleorolotzist lllll

with ilil the necessary equipment. TlliS ntitiiiinti to the liospitttl is u

move in liit.‘ tight. tiiret-titut and lilt- TFHHivUS tioncrve every cmniuvlttltt- ' tion for it. Tilt-y are ieoviitg-

notii-‘iilz: tltltinm- to carry‘ out titt- ffrent llllrptlsc of the itistittttinn which is‘ in save lilo and in relieve

suffering". And illny have been eminently stiet-cssttti. 'i‘l\e l-loqri- tai has untch in its credit; from

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ter Rebellions Lead-

ers were Arrested. State Troops now

on Scene. People Fleeing for Refuge to British Territory.

; (Special to The Guardian) I i

y LONDON, Feb.

l5—ile'voluttion ted in the city of Took, about

are fleeing lfnvftrri ilritish territory:- Thc capital of the tiistriet is loczt- 50

inns broken nut in the Indian sttttemlles south ot’ Jrtipttr. Touk is one

inf 'l‘0ni.', in liujpttm, says a Reuters tiespnn-lt from Allahabad. After nrzrc-einxz to the tleumntls of the .|>r-oplt~ the N-mvnb Mohammedan

1.1m Lndinn ileninsttltt.

of Lfl Indian states included in the Rojput district tvillch covers a. Vflni urea in the nortlnvrsterm port m ‘Fonk hfiu

ruler of’ the tiistrict arrested lead-mu area of 2,553 square miles and in

‘era in tho movement whereupon irlwint: broke out. Stain troops .-n actively engaged and people

.1911 had n ponultilion of {i-lihlfi. "The most of the population

E H‘. l hi nd us.

Following is tns report oi‘ lienlth Officer, Dr. i\ic'.\liilan submitted at the regular monthly meeting oi’ the City Council on Monday evening

To ills Worship the Mayor, Chair innit of the Board of Health,

iFlT,"-i have the lmuor to submit a report on 11:0 (HE'S work in the liwtitb lktpatinncnt. l xmty any the 111m‘. year was un- ovt-nifttl as regards public ltetxlih. 'I'lie occurrence 0i more typhoid eases titan usual during the early autumn occasioned some alarm, but the umjority’ m‘ these crises htul tlmir origin Outside the city and were brought in fnr "reut-trlnient’ so

every portion oi titt- province com.-

tlun there was; no m-ctl for alarm ‘Pitt-re Iwcro feitrer

Httions required had to be done BlB‘-i,lllii0 and the ndtiliioit of t‘. ntodernldontlts from tuberculosis inst year

where, ‘usually. in

ccssarily; lost. By the installation

Montreal. in, which case valuable time was lie--

and up-to-dztte ‘laboratory urill. it may bu ssstinlcd, be ‘hailed with lllfliiillrfl by ull the friends of the

of tho new laboratory all this wiliyl-iospitnl.

{be avoided. Analysis and exmuin-

iMariiime Provinces i Telegraphic News! t (Special to The Guardian) I

OLD natures DEAD i

JTREDEILBUTON. N. B. Feb. 15——[ Georg-e ‘P. Barrett one of the old; sis-t mlemibers of the printing crsfti in Canada died nt the home of D1‘, B. ‘C. ‘Foster here today at the age of S8. He is survived by a interest Mrs. B. C. Foster and a nephew, Charles E. Neil, General ihiantsger of the tltoyal Bank of Canada.

TO BANQUET CHAMPION

iST roux". .\r. n. no. is-chttriesi Gordian the St. John skater who established a nvottid record for that 440 yard (lush at. Lake Placid ex heated touiionrow. A public address and presentation followed by a banquet niwotit him.

GRUESOME TRAGEDY lN NEW- FOUNDLAND SETTLEMENT

8'1‘ JOti-llbiiS, Nfld. Feb. I4~Frotn the settlement of Sit. Josephs Pitt canola. district oomtls the ‘report of a recent sruesmne and fatal accident.

A resident was cleaving some wood mihen rt girl oi‘ four nnntetl Psmdty gut in the way and the axe descending practicality decapitated ner. Death was instantaneous.

Before Gove ment

(Special to The Guardian) LONDON, Feb. 15.--The Govern-

tnmtail tnalmlrninistration in ire laind iwasto and unemployment, pro

Civic Nomination A Day in Summerstde‘

The l'_"ali|i. of the nomination for civic honors in Stimmcrside yes- terday was as foilqwsz—

For mayor-John E. Campbell, John J. hi-cNally.

For councillors~l2. W. Manson. Thomas Cnrruthers, J. E. Gallant. W. .\'. Iitustis.

For water mommissionrirs- George A. newness. Donald Mor- rison.

The election takes riser w" Tuesday, Feb. 22nd.

IN. STWaIes Governor

Mobbed by Crowd

' he Guardian)

s? WALES. Feb. l5 .._.l)nrlng n demonstration 01' _ illf‘ unenrployred here today Sir W. h. Davidson. the Gowmn" W“ “m” ed and n detachment of the miles was stoned.

LIFE 1.0m: FRIEND 0F

PRESIDENT-ELECT WHO is ‘r0 as ATTORNEY usu- ERAL

undue to be the principal questions upon whidh. the Loboritee and oth- er elements of opposition Govern- ment will centre their attacks to marrow as soon as the House of Commons gets under way for the new session Of tithe three questions the belief prevails that the antl- Governmont forces centres most strenuous attacks on the lrish situ- ation an offering n moat promising ntstorial debate. ----¢oo----—-

Five People Burned To Death

(Special to The Guardian)

HARRY M_ DOUGHERTY

iiarry .\i. Daugherty has accept- ed the post of Attorney General in the Harding Contact. according to

MONOTON. N 8.. Feb. lit-Mrs O. G.‘ Stevvee and four children were burned to death at Ooverdnio. N. D. o. few ntilles from Moncton early this morning.

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fcal man user.

dispatches from Washington. He has been a life long friend oi the President-elect and was his polit- Mr. Dourhorty no- eomptmied Mr. Harding on his vacation trig to Florida.