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l "f7"??? It -F _ - b, 'r' "a..." . '7'!" , 7 'iii'r'ii"iiii'iii'iiiii' iiiilrF i"' APRIL 4, 1917.. all b ' . '73::- q, a? it has braved practicable " and Workable in every school in which a lumen attempt has been made to f , 'carry it cut." ' . . BY lllllll)Mll'l I :Mlnorltles and the Law. F ', 3 Mr. 1towe11 said the Ottawa School "t 3 Board 'should not act in a defiant - _ manner. ' "Under our system of gov- iBut Bill c . . ' . T ermneint l dogs ntot hemopent to .the . . or _-. io 1e mm in 00 e - I .arnes' m Legislature C/Till'),),'?] 'illf, the law."gIt wisna _ by 68 to 5 ' uiiritsult situation to deal with, but tho l Government had the responsibility of I solving the problem and working it "_------ - out to a proper and satisfactory solu- tion. and he would not put anything Mr. Rowen Bucks Premier Hearst in gigtfificwfigqf'fpill?13327311111303? reach- u a) . . - . B' J b, - ttJA .. ux . Law il,',",','.'. "monthly. to Obet the l Asks for "Home Rule." . l r. llnartl Calls for "Homci The other "bilingual bill," that re- Rulc' for Ottawa. i, syccting the appointment of a. Com- ', mission for the Ottawa separate g _ l schools, was immediately taken up in I l committee. and Mr. Mageau offered Br Cl VCri . , o,' _ . . . 3 to the first clause an amendment pr.o- , " Crit ot 50-!) 4-1311: to my Ult'l viding that members of the Commis- Legislaturc- yesterday defeated a: " sion should be chosen from French- motion by Mr. .E. A. Pinard "Inst. f-,',",??,,,"':,'),,'"?]'.,',',"),','),"] 1iioi'i,"ih/'gfeor'e; . .. v , . ' . . $t is OTH'. air . .1. , $119: 1"/:)ft0,',Y,t,1 hy Jar. Zotiquo jig-131,2"? should he given to tho city of f ag ti " UVE'eon Falls), to give Six Ottawa," commented Mr. Mageau. months: hoist to the bill or "on, Dv.' The amendment was straightway vot- Pyne, "l . is ' . . om ' . . mr , af i, C I WIT. lug ft "links": oi Ldmntion. lsth'l ._~' dqfhoeu Tir. T'inard (East Ottawa) of- ' . nan Cutholic strsavr',.trs; fol-ed an amendment to clause four , $32311??? 1/tty,ya in"! providing for: providing will '.,'Y,',ae.rye:,l are"; Sign i'a1"t'l'd" Bill?" Pt f:'/'.Pyistioytuy 1UP! "tittey,e,i,nytipy,.it',i,1.j,'?1 ileuma (3110mm: Ili', disbufs, .e rrio.yet'11yc,-',rrt last your, $93,049.13 Jm'l/i1f,'i1,1 oi le /"e' iii "v $30o 03001151th amounting to near-i ofourr. and a unthnl (£19993 .2 o Tile . d CiAl" he E'xrrentiittttms,' were him-£01110 (,Ulllt of gall-i a. le P,?, 091 2,'),eir,t. '?-:ly'ol.Comiuisssion \vasl amendment "on relectecl. . l ' TI 't1i'll"'dltt.f,11 'd the (woveéx'rm'n-nt nfterl -An nmondmf'llt litigug'lt "I :3 f on. tused IIT, f'lml.lte School Bunrd tve/ll Dr. l'f'ne that the all} comet 11]? 0 oree th D-O- oarr) out the 1't's'yl'ttio1rs, "l by yroi.y.ylyy,H,t, "4.50m 013,94." 6 apartment ot Lduuxuun. VY. Fulani tip.:'.)':',',?,:,,)])"' (,r,')'ttic,7 3:: , . '.. . . ' . ("A'emmnnl th' exp: ANr c .n trench Canadians Chile. l Sailing bill. which was declared by "1311131 only members who voted for the P:"yry qr,t',',i,"i'ii"t,ceu,1:f'e.1,,t'ntitt1i1,itit.1ae1: . nard-Mageau illutlun were the! t.heyrirrsi1t,T1P'/?itt'si"r.e been": ' e mover and secondcr and Messrs. (lit),-) fore vrnrc1frti.!1,'-", It. C/l, "'2'" o/si-i'-?,),'?,,",.?,.'," Lc/y,',,':??,,": Hamlin and .rdvunt.urel, all! Court. This amending... was, turned ti,,ii,?enc',h-f?atraritatts. The only other-I dorm. . ', N" i :1 t'ench-Carvadian member 'of the The lull s FINE-"it" passed com- vllOUSc. Mr. Henri More] of East! mitise z .Niplesitur,, who is " Conservative. wasji e----------'"""-'"""""""""-'"""""""" ' present during the debate, but did not _ F l V . remain to vote. All the Liberals, with, , glilimllllil the exception of the, Vvemch tttembers, TEACHE V Voted with tho Government. i . ' The bill, which was given second} ll IN LEGISLATURE Ireadmg. provides for payment of the 1flllft lmoney in question out of the Con- ,' _ lsohdated Revenue Fund. to be a dob: . V it: It Malt??? pending netion,brought MR. M'DONALD OBJECTS TO TN.. ecover lo mom-v from . 't - [ N ' - lpayrrs invoked. - the t tte i i, "a'sfflhf/fi, f,',h,lififi." lMP- Mageau's Appeal. '1 -..---------_ ' _ J" ' In a spirited speech Mr. 313062111} , ', t' , 5 the Legis- '/ declared the French-Canadian 'iii'iiiiC. By '8' vote ot 30 to 1 ,d 'th ro- bers, notwithstanding; that their! lature yesterday approve e I". 't?techts.11ad fallen on stony ground,l posal in the teachers' superannuation , 31d not intend to quit lighting. The; bill that certain.otticerq of the De- overnment was "asking us to legal- cation should share ize a then." The money had bccnl 1,,oi',y1,t,',g,i,,tafgv)i1fi1)'f,1 the same as the wasted in Ottawa, and) "you can take i't'L','lle"rt and inspectors. ' it for granted the people of Ottawa Mr William McDonald topk..-ptHr- are lot gotltr to submit to this sort ticulajr notice of Dr. Seath. Superin- , of thing. You are just building for tendent of Education. "The idea of . more trouble, and if that is what you putting the Superintendent of Edu- . are looking tor, more trouble you win! cation, drawing a salary of $4.700. on. have, because this new Commission a. superannuation basis. whereby he! will not have easier sailing than the will receive $1,000 a year superan- old Lomnnssxon had. It would be a nuation, is preposterous." nominal; matter ot ttood policy for the Govern- ed. Dr. Seath. he maintained, ha ment dtopleavle well enough alone and "acted like a Czar" in the depart- ' amen tegu ation 17. so that not on] ', out. . , ' l the people of Canada but the pooplij wThe bill authorizing the Govern;1 .- of Pe. whtrle. World will understand ment to make loans to, farmers u.po what it means." F permanent improvements was passed l, The remarks of Mr. Magreau were. in committee, after teggts?,',"g,'tre . warmly supported by Messrs. Pinard. added providing that tor/liq p 'ficgf. Racine and Evanturel. Mr. Pin-4rd oils having approved 0km: app ar urged that the hill should he with- tion tor a loan might mate "I?" it): drawn. because it would not help to advancements of more}! it?! tll aa',),'; T settle the difficulties which confl'ont- cant to meet his nee S IP "Iced T I" l ed the people of Ottamu Ily I'sttiei a ernment loans had been recev . _ . .. , 1- C"" - "6 F' m" The Private Bills Committee of_tts.o said the bill wax unfair. He had been t esterday afternoon 1-9- told by the School inspector in Russell Lassa? '1,',rfuvfi','rt'a", the bill provid- county that the schools in the eastern for ghato$200 OOO- in the reserve funds " section of the Province were pretty, Jl"l/d 0,119} of.. Canadian Home, ': close to carrying out Regulation Ir.' and" be. iiii/tiiitruted' by the tteBiatrar," j "Why exonerate the ("onnnission when ot Friendly societies to betteytteituitet a v . . _ . . .'n. on . . fl 2331;: ddid not do whut. "as. noht. "., in payment," certain ob~hgatlon§._,vf '; . . . ='re.L"ef-=r-=---==c--,--r . a i Premier Urges Conciliation. l . a Premier Hearst did not like the" 1 language of Mr. Mageau. who had said, "We. are going to tight this bill, and we are going to tight Regulation, 17." He declared that nothing but a spirit of conciliation actuated the Government. "but we have a duty to i"'ri1i:,i,i,,'i,',i:"1i"',:,i',,t,,i.i,i:'1,,,'i',', We are advised that the ,regulatlon_ is the best means of meet- llng the case, and so longesthat IS the View it will be enforced by this Gov- ernment. (Applause) Not only is IRegulation 17 not impracticable an.d jsgtirorltaNe, but m} Information " . -----_