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Mr. Cox in Debate

i», é n: norld declamatinn made ' story, Mr. a. i-i. Cox, ubeihi sentative tor the Second I Kings, would outolass De and Cicero judging by h on the budget Monday nighi. Mr. Cox's particular grievonc . with The Guardian and iis n1

occasion to reier, one any the -0, other, to Mr. cox duringit - three sessions that he has sat iii - Leg-

lorward as a critic we have in submitting some oi his a in debate.

Mr. Cox's subject was ". and what this Government since it came into power.’ wandered iron: hie text, it; = i

"wanted to take a crack at Opposition had talked ior bo "a iew prisoners getting - , Jail." “Would it be anything iul ior that little iellow ov (indicating an honorable in - the Opposition) “to take s - the Jail and get a prisoner i it? How could we help it? it was the Liberal Gover- did it. What boshl"

To say ﬂiat the Gove . gone behind in llabiiii .- was, in Mr. Cox's opinion, ‘a piece oi rot." 1r the Government

who was to blame? "It. .- Government that goes bio plained, "it is the people- tiie work done. Ii we ha. .. ' the revenue to make up ith oi money that we spend,iwe in debt."

"We are suiiering ibdi Cox declared, "ior what t servatives done in tak tax oil because we hav ‘ revenue ior to go and spe the people want unde‘ You must member that world is ditterent to viha it iour years ago. We ale -~ an age today that we got more. . more.

and land tax that they ‘ gether with our $3,000 s rp i _ a beautiiul situation we in!" (Laughter). “They: c is laughing; around and laughs at tiie low ironi Middleton. or _

,5! around there; but that‘! t

a Mr. Co: was a great er in

3 rosd machinery. What iiid t mom:

‘f; ii saoooo oi machinery! ~ ordered

“l by telephone? "What l ' it we bought it with a poiit-c " The

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received when the conservative cm eminent was in power in this Pro- vince:

"We m the memo; didn't get it; they never got I cent oiihwegotitandwelh going to get more". They condemn the Premier because he hasn't got- it iightinhisilst-Ihavenodoubt we will have mother nice 8100.000 nextyea-rand itwillsickmycu ieiiows right solid." .

"Take the-Jalleitake the Jails! take the Jails!" w. Goa thundered:

“They say we are doing nothing. Under the Stewart, Government those jails had only tour or live We got the jails iull. We have the Summerside jail iuli, and we havegot tobulldontoit. Stilltheywill say there is nothing doing under Prohibition."

The charitahleneee oi the Govern- ment towards the poor and needy was another matter; that had Mr 002's lieartielt approval.

"Whenever delegations, meet this Government." he said, "what do we do? When the women oi the two o come; when the blind will come; when the deai and dumb will come, what do we say? We don't tum them downi We say: "We are sorry that we can't help you out and give you more." Whnt. can a Government do more than that? We are doing all we can do and we are doing more than we can do." .

Mr. Cox's summing up beiitted the dignity oi.’ his address: ‘ .

"I don't care," he said geniaily, “whether you are Conservative or Liberal, whether you are whit; or ‘black or brown. You stick 1b the Liberal Government, and I asn mighty sure that in ten years we will be out oi debt and this Pro- vince will be a whole lot better oii." -

A Bird Record

According to statistics eivtn in: by the American Automobile Aeso- ciation 31,500 persons were killed in motor car accidents in the United estates during last year, an increase oi i2 per cent. over the fatalities oi 1m and oi eoo per cent. in the last ten years. Motor vehiclu caused 32 per cent. oi all the accidental deaths in the country lest year while ten years ago only l5 per cent. oi accid- ental deaths were due to this cause. The deaths from motor vehicles in a year very nearly approximate the total in the world war. filteckleee driving oi sutanobilee u not the only thing in which the United Btsies suiiers by comp r‘ The Philadelphia Ledger says that since i800 in 3i American cities, with an agiregste population oi 40,- 000,000, the homicide rate has doub- led. Thirty years ago deaths from violence in these cities numbered iive per 100,000 0f Willilltion. hilt Y!" the rate was ten. The rims nul- ed irons es tor Memphis and sifor Birmingham and Atlanta, in the Southern states. W b4 tor. Philadel- Phll. ‘Li. tar New York and 13.’! he‘, Ohicego. contrast these iisuns with those ior the tbirhen-Jscdills Con» adisn oiiiu. whoi-oihominieiso rah

good machinery; itislrnr dltion as it ever wee '_ strong hiuhinoi-y and ‘i i tor-yam." -f "

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and struck up "Alouetto." But 41W! were too lets. neiore the ﬁrst verse oi the rollicking iolk eons had been unused the whips return- ed snd Mr. Speaker began the divis~ ion. ' ' i

The Alberta liberals have onoe ‘q-more a leader, the choice oi s euc- ceseortoOaptlinJ.T.Bhsw,K.0.. telling on m. Whjlscdonsld, K. 0..

ioi-om- Mayor of Mscleod, Alto. He’

has boon prominent in Liberal poli- ticeieranumberoiyearqisagoed speaker. Ind personally popular. Then were three names in nomin- etion. ear. w. it. I-Ioweon. Edmonton, and m.’ n. .1. Montgomery, Wetaski- Will. besides m. lidacdonsld. The race ior leadership was close between . w. wsodonsld and w. Howeon. three ballots bun: human-y‘ beiore the iormsr won out.

' llow eoouplslnt from Toronto hsd a boomerang eiieet when investigat- ed athibegina is told in the ‘ibronto Globe. n charge was made by Miss Nellie ilormsn, iormer Settlement l-louse worker in Regine to the ei- mt that foreign-horn girls between the ages o! is and 1e were being ioieed into marriages with menthey hardly knew. 1n picss ltltﬂiienh someeveeks loo Miseyonnsn is said "to-have stated that the ‘icreign-born | use their childreirls chattels, forcing the girls inio Initials when they are hardlyvnsore than ohiﬁren. investigations were ordered by the Qwﬂliillicntfllid the statistics oom- ing s period ofthree yearlshow that

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or ins girls‘ anyone Fiiiohsnibtwoweze Ameriomin thedoliowing yeartbere were twen- ty-eight meninges oi girls under in, and o! this number twenty-four o! tlie girls were Canadian, one was Rom the British Islee, one from Fin- land, one from Poland, and one irom the United atom. In ma, the last year recorded in the statistiesgmly twenty-om ‘marriages oi brides»! niinoi- m pool-roe in the Province. out oi this number iiiteen were Ol- nsdian girls, two were Russian. and tour were Hungarian, Polish, Ruman- isn and American, respectively.

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We heard a good desi- recently about the united states presenting p. "ierm" iii/Canada to “even oi!" the boundary at Ontario. when the mat-

‘ tericame beion the ilouse oi Com.

mons, however, it turned that instead o! being "alarm" it was dmerely a Pbsekrl-rd" oi about two and a haii acres, uninhabited. and iminhabit- able because it-is swamp. ‘lhe giit to Canada is simply a matter oi inter- national convenience. ‘the twist in the boundary line ‘inrthe Neck oi the woods ares crested more trouble

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