Thursday,
March
21,
19S9
Critical
Review
of
the
Legislative
Session
by
A
Newspaperman
what
the
Stuarts
would
have
called
"the
good
old
days."
dea44r
deekied
to
h"ut
eff
the
de-
Paker.
rated
A.
M.
Manaoa'a-Orease
in
share
capital
be
rfer-
bnte
at
the
earliest
possible
rao
nveni.
The
"thumping"
majority
of
the
government
swwnped
the
fifsiUon
but
they
have
yet
to
net
the
verdict
of
the
people.
Sfeon
Attirney-Goneral
Pooley
went
off
the
deep
end
with
a
resolution
out
of
order.
,
.
,
rt;d
to
tbe
Lieutenant-Governor
By
the
second
week
of
the-
feeJ
WWhlhtil
for
approval.
sion,
T,.
D.
PattuUo,
A.
M.
Man-
On
the
vote
on
his
amendment
son
and
Capt.
Ian
Mackenzie
had
Mr.
PattuUo
was
supported
by
became
known
as
The
Three
five
ConaervaUvea
and
more
I
Musketeers,"
but,
by
the
time
the
Tories
would
have
supported
him
order
papers
were
thrown
in
the
had
they
dared.
splash
when
he
sought
to
censor
air,
the
government
leaders
look-
Premier
Tolmie,
from
whom
so
moving
picture
advertisements
in
,
ed
as
relieved
as
if
they
bad
much
was
expected,
was
unfor-the
prows.
Mr.
Pooley
may
be!
escaped
three
batteries
of
artil-,
tunateiy
indisposed
throughout
left
safely
in
the
hands
of
the!
lery
playing
on
them
from
differ-
most
of
the
session.
This
pro-presaof
tbe
province.
jent
angles.
'
bably
account
for
the
epidemic
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch
advocated
One
of
the
most
arojusing
fea-
of
cold
feet
that
set
ia
amongst
a
measure
of
state
health
inur-
tures
of
the
session
was
the
atti-
the
other
ten
cabiwMt
ministers,
aaee
as
an
adjunct
to
the
Work-'
tude
f
the
new
mlol.teni.
Some-
0ne
with
tlle
Xolmif
,mm
.Mwimwugn
.
ine
n.,P.
,,.u
.inu.rai
is
Government
that
iU
members
'moolha."
KiHierumeai
agreea
w
me
ap-
'"c
iu
luai
s
lainisicr
can
ao
poinUnent
of
a
royal
commission
j
anything
be
likes
without
being
When
your
appetite
is
poor,
when
you
are
cold
and
tired
is
just
what
you
need
to
buck
you
up
Sslu
Afttt
Harold
F.
Ritchie
Co.
Ui,
Toronto
of
a
25
iier
cent
increase
for
the
next
five
years,
as
provided
for
in
the
PattuUo
measure
of
1034.
Tho
Leader
of
the
Opposition
rointw.l
out
that
this
meant
a
Io.
of
S300.000
in
revenue
and
usked
that
the
ratio
established
by
him
between
tht-
northern
op-eiators
and
tlioHe
on
the
lmr
THE
DAlhi
NEWS
Jn
the
southern
interior
for
f
ive
1
fEWZmSIMZ&imm
'SmSmmmmm
more
year,
alore
will
oe
nearu.j
Up
to
the
third
week
In
Febru-
0f
this
Question
next
.year.
jary
the
country
had
been
looking)
Stewart
Railway
I
vainly
for
the
wonderful
Tolmiej
The
only
really
new
measure
measures
that
were
to
"keep
the
brought
down
was
the"
Canadian!
'boys
nd
girls
at
borne"
and
had
jforth.iitern
Railway
Lill,
fath-
'centred
its
hope
of
st
things
j,y
r
George
A.
Walkem,
:
tMi
the
Sneliv
Lut.
Hooe
irone
r
trrk.---......,
;;rnV
n
TT
"
-
i
the
budget
came
down
wrapped
CM
v
.
','
brother
Bm
SOine
a
political
speech
dealing
with
,,nMttlA
frit,nu.
a
charter
to
;
the
past
and
not
the
future.
It's
if
,
fnm
aiewart
.
rr.
,
,
funny
how
Tories
always
l"
1(to
y,,,
,lH,e
r(w
eountry.
Liberal
Point
of
View
of
Doings
of
Government
and
Op-
back
mtaead
of
forward.
;
tMXvrnmeti
woald
not
di-
posiition
at
Victoria
During
Past
Two
Months
of
Mter
the
usaai
flood
of
ora-!
ui
ll
i
rir.8
frV.mls
ttre
Law
.Making;
Pattullo
in
Limelight
-
to7,
Jl0"
ot
.
,
anTt
t
wie
wonders
what
the
people
I
and
it
did
not
.
lyln
IMget
,
Van,
ou
ar
lMk
.(.out
Harry
siauti
up
very
"
wen.
u
seemeu
,
,
Wnitn,
n
.
nn
n
.
.
.
.A.I..
mil.
..
.
.
.
.
.
...
WW-'
ana
Ull
cJianuary
ine
URSb
fctfSSIUU
Ui
Hie
Aim
jeyiaiabuic
10
a
lew
paunea
nere
anu.
Vancouver
haa
always
resen-
Of
British
Columbia
opened
to
the
roar
of
guns
and
With
there
and
a
prop
or
two.
in
fact
j.,,
ail
competition
as
an
more
fuss
and
feathers
than
was
the
Liberal
custom.
in
"w.
amt
no
nave
outlet
t..
the
Pacific
Ocean
from
The
members
of
the
Tolmie
government
did
not
know
lJLJj1
to
it8;th
Wnriand
anotherhw
.
'"tJV.
-CV
B?
heT.
II
VI
V
"
V
I
VI1U
vy.
kiiv
j
v.-wuaib.
vlUVCniillCIll
IUU
lO
UIKC
II
Most
of
the
new7
ministers
are
still
wondering
what
u
back
to
the
shop
for
repairs.
was
all
about
hurting
l'rince
Rupert
only.
ii,
i;
.e
(jovcrnmeni
i.s
Finditm
it
beyond
patching
was
j
g0Ttmmtl
and
is
gQ.
mi
1
:
f
l
T
:
.
4-1
1..
nil
thct
thp
nnlv
mra
VI
a
nw
.
ine
uuusuinuiiii:
xeaiuie
ui
uie
swiNSiuu
was
tiie
bijicji-
.
-,
i.ngsu
sion
.
.
.
i
j
at
jtiv
lump
iimn
sum
slim
tho
ttitm
ura
imu
ara
consirwuve
wont
aone
y
me
w
y
toads
th;:r
opposition,
to
ably
led
by
T.
D.
rural
districts
will
stilf
coasiiiet
Paitailo,
meW
for
Prince
Rap-
one
mill
too
nuh
ert.
Eveo
m
the
om
occasion
jher
art
to
be
no
more
by
wnen
me
arrBuw
accui
uw
op-
icUoaB.
for
cAiuet
minister
poMUOD
oi
noNrrng
up
ioe
aouto,
f-
k-fcW,
-h
wvr
,,f
th.ni..
ivreu
uut
wi
inr
iuuuitiiiucB
t
to
bull.!
,
;in
fact.
j
.
.
,aU.i
tbey
Oa.HOeOf
poaitiOifoXaaw
a
cabinet
shuffle
fiU.
from
,ent
t?..23
..lcut
of
umaieainjwoTor
iwonoora-awi
JB
the
government
wa
the
wrangtog
.
arose
-imply
b-
afrmid
to
ute
coulUrj..
cause
raiHltiert
eold
not
explain
what
they
pjbK
d
doing
UTOi
the
money.
i'
Oi'iVc'
den.e
a
'.C
;.!
i-ctil.-
.n
:ne
g'j.'er:.Tnent
bee
use
r.'..tr;:.A:
int..
a
..m:
ai
t
wilb
a
r.a.'j
.-j.'.duat.-
giving
its
aten.ot.-r
a
rconi.j'uiy
of
seiiu.g
ail
of
the
government'.-,
Und.i
up
t-vi.iiWj.w
up
to
r'ebruao
2S
at
tilt;
u.-uai
:t.
plu.s
a
cm-
mi.v:"!.
jf
':o
per
cent.
Mi
iV.tjliu
snowed
tnat
this
coDitui-m"ii
on
U
wh
!
jsos
"The
government
wan
La
ut
go
as
far
as
it
likes
without
beiiiK
checked
bv
the
ueonle."
aid
.VI
r
AVant
Ute
WMfernroent
wants
is
p-ttullo.
4d-Jfeffc
''ehwue
for
mil-
n
v-
,
opposition.
in
tno
house,
his
absence
anfor
ind
hosnitaU.
Of
course
this
meant
bring!
rig
down
an
amendment
t
thf
I.iimor
Act
cutting
ihe
municipalities'
stiare
of
pro-
cent,
but
a
little
thing
like
that
is
nothing
in
the
life
of
a
few!
weeks
old
Government.
One
wonders
whether
the
estimates
of
the
Minister
of
Finance
ever
will
be
taken
seriously
again.
One
regrettable
feature
of
the
session
was
the
epidemic
of
inattv.i
ng
the
...
-
V
J
UCIUK
UUC
Wf
III-IICIfcIIs
i
.
.
,
...
.
,
more
Money
building
ny
B.
C.
Government
(johf.
but
it
is
not
going
roads
iiMHscriminateiy
it
is
going
to
show
the
tii-r.mination.
!
,
i
f
nntimiiitv
the
mail
rime
Kttpert
and
build
w
alio
war
Bnnfds
bridge.
t
ia
contemplating
an
aerial
survey.
Atltn
appropriation
is
cut
in
half
and
there
was
sincerity
in
every
tone
of
Brt
Kergin's
voice
'
when
he
stated
that
he
would
resign
rather
A
ban
have
his
constituency
--"
penatieed
to
the
tune
i
oe
powie
axcounui
lor
me
iai
PreB,ier
Tolmie
announced
thai
""""
,
;
of
$24,500.
full
year
of
Iibernl
government
s
manv
m
three
being
off
duty.
C-PR
and
tbe
C-NR
were
Apprpri.tions
for
Tory
rid-
anoweo
a
rewwue
-urpius
.-
prepared
to
?0
abelld
with
.
com
e
eav;
ng
omy
eigni
,
are
J.OOO,
while
Lib-
rrr
.r
a
t.,t:
:
521.18648.
0
carr
Wh,,e
l1Kh
U
V
plete
4Urv-ey
of
tbe
resoarcea
aa
eral
ridings
are
penaliEed
S-J5.-I
a.
e-t.maie
?.t,.57.
jace44
te
1&cJfic
Grefil
rge
DUt
in
B.
C.
prior
j
rst
oigguii
Worn
Iteihw.
In
this
coi-
thepreaent
army
of
sleven.
0m
wonkra
how
ong
the,
cvi
x-uuu.
neeti1
Ae
prater
intimated
e,KUl
crry
wn
ana
"petk
barrel"
and
"big
stick"
..i
tiie
opposition,
when
h-
nUMt
tn
V-,
adjoumment
of
two
dam.
u.
mKi-
ni
c-
t
a
;fri'jd
df
40
years
will
cost
the
ptoBeVjl.mOOO.
.
.
,
.
.
1"
v
vuiwiuu
win
Lau;
liiv;
U
18
doubtful
whether
the
v.
iw
joj
Government
wi
Brinee
Rupert
as
a
side-
three
or
the
eight
were
doing
the,
Another
amusing
feature
of
"
T6
Tories
don't
to
cow.
le.
ring
.
I
,
soem
the
session
waa
the
guidance
hke
Prince
Rupert.
ffTb
Lfder
of
tb
Oppoajtoon
t0
Breen
miniter8
On
the
On
fae
second
day
of
the
se-
'r
,0B
for
tBeir
floor
of
the
House
by
0e
ex-
shutting
off
debate
bu
Ws
kindly
offer
was
not
on
perjenced
Opposition
front
bench.
W
PattuHo'swantofconfidwsce
th
ny
enthuaiaani
,
,
pre8enting
their
estimates
''
'
was
apparent
that
the
"
mf
mwreating
iMInlAers
did
not
seem
to
think"
it
g
-ermnent
was
prepared
to
ue
th
8e'n
w"
over
,
neceasary
to
explain
what
was
to
i
M
Mir
tn
.si..
the
effort
of
Mr.
PattuUo
to
nrc..
..
....
.
.
-
-
ine
qone
wiin
me
money
tney.
aa-
position.
Two
weeks
later
this
the
public
in
the
bill
incor-fked
Houw.
to
vote
.ws
again
made
dear
when
dis-
poratlng
the
North
West
Tele-
After'
futile
attemnu
t
,t
in
The
charge
drove
the
gevern-
Kaniteops
and
KaslcSrocan
eic-
-the
Opposition
insisted
that
the
men
to
caucus,
when
thev
eri-
tions
was
silenced
when
the
BiH
be
amended
so
that
any
in
positbn
informed
the
Govern-;
ment.
in
tones
that
indicated!
"more
of
sorrow
than
of
anger"
that
It
was
usual
to
tell
the
people
what
was
to
be
done
with
the
millions
asked
for.
"Tel!
us
what
yuur
polity
in
and
we
tMit-gqt'fllnY
faater,'
ofaady
Mr.
PatituMo.
Lodking
in
vain
for
some
sign
of
a
real
policy,
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition
asked
when
the
Woniierful
policies
to
"keep
the
girls
and
boys
at
home"
were
to
eome
down.
For
once
the
Premier
was
pros
ent
and
he
retorted
"We
have
been
is
office
for
only
six
think
the
last
election
is
still
on.
"You
have
been
here
for
sixty
Ihey
are
going
to
wake
up
about
i
years,"
shot
back
Mr.
Pattella,
.
.
u
j
.
four
years
from
now
and
realue
"and
von
told
the
neonle
af
this
j-anurt
on
tbe
situation.
Dr.
they
refused
to
answer
uuextions
..
.
.
uvinv.
f.ui.-ui
ini.t.ii..
fmm
tko
nnrj,.itun
they
were
thing
done
Meantime,
lilje
had
been
heard
from
lion.
Joshua
llinchllffc,
minister
of
education,
but
event
ually
he
brought
down
an
amendment
to
the
Public
Schools
Act,
the
most
Imp6rtant
item
of
which
provided
that
"asslsWd
school
dis
triets
shall
tax
themselves
three
government,
which
snlemnlv
make
a
supposed
to
ix
Piuvine
that
you
knew
exactly
??Bithe
bu',B
of
Brilleh
i
wha.t
.to
do..
btlng
bout
won
m1Ue,buttheopoition
agreed
to
quite
hurt
when
the
leader
of
tbe
the
measure
as
they
wonted
some-
opposiMon
suggested
that
the
peo-
,BW
.
.....
,
erxui
eonomons.
.....
W
1
AM
4
ha
I
IliB
rsn
1
iiM-
I
Hma
m9
L.
UM.A.I.Ik
pie
were
entitled
to
know
what
waa
"
w-
iw
iriwuic
being
done.
Probably
this
atti-
,r,"""w,t
tttd
relief
to
small
and
significant
aigns
of
the
Sss-
tude
was
largely
due
to
the
early
noWer"
'
Somas
reclaimed
binds
sion
waa
the
tremendous
gain
in
resolution
regarding
orders-in-
that
to
tho
holding
80
popularity
of
the
Leader
of
the
council,
forced
through
by
the
acre8
or
!esbot
refused
to
j
Opposition.
af-
renaie
10
me
larger
noi-
ir.
1'auuuo
nas
never
couriPil
'firmed
the
principle
that:
der.
moat
of
whom
are
specu-
personal
popularity
but
he
is
"It
is
the
ftiallenable
and
unre-
,
.
.
.
,BOlnf
to
have
it
thruat
upon
him
Istricted
right
of
the
lieutenant-
iniB
"eMMHI
in
oimie
uov-
whether
he
likes
It
or
not.
lie
mills
on
their
assessed
value
for
'
governor-in-councll
to
deal
with
ernmenl
Krantefl
reiiei
to
the
is
referred
to
by
everyone
as
the
purpose
of
applying
on
the
orders-ln-council
as
he
sees
fit."
,,re
hoWer
w"'eh
WH
en-
"Duff,"
just
as
Sir
Richard
Mc-
teachers'
salary."
I
in
other
words,
the
Tolmie
cab-
hnce
the,r
holdin"
h
50
ride
was
known
as
"Dick,"
and
This
heavy
tax
on
rural
districts
inet
can
do
no
wronir.
and.
if
It
ac!?-
when
the
page
boys
speak
of
him
wh
o
much
too
much
that
the
over
should
muVa
a
k,i,
u
The
Leader
of
the
Opposition
as
"Duff,"
it
is
popularity
in-
lion.
Joshua
was
persuaded
to
doesn't
want
anvone
to
know
about
in
Proteatl
against
this
rebate
deed,
reduce
the
tax
to
one
mill,
which
it.
British
Columbia
is
buck
to
Pinted
out
that
the
"trugglln;
.
:seuier
trying,
to
carve
out
a
home
for
his
family
had
to
help
j
meet
the
most
of
this
rebate
wnen
i
he
needed
assistance
much
more
than
the
speculative
holder
of
very
valuable
reclaimed
land.
The
plea
fell
on
deaf
ears.
j
The
Government
amended
the
Forest
Act
to
permit
of
the
existing
Timber
Royalties
being
hiirir'l
for
unother
year,
instead
Heart
Trouble
Hands
and
Feet
Numb
and
Cold
Mrs.
Wm.
Fowler,
Auburn,
Ont,
writ:
"Several
yean
aco
I
was
troubled
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
so
baj,
at
times,
my
hands
would
Unome
numb
and
cof.l.,
I
took
doi-tor'i
medi-cine,
for
a
while,
but
it
did
ro
little
or
no
Eood.
I
hiipprned
to
eca
coast
In;
retained
n
thu
heavier1
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snd
started
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thnn
growth
in
thn
south
coa
Id
stand
a
higher
.
royully.
lion.
11.
W.
Hruhn,
speaking
for
the
Government,
foreshadowed
an
j
effort
to
retain
the
present
rates
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