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get Debate.

Continued From Yesterdays Guardian

Following is the speech delivered

in the Budget debate by Dr. W. J. P. McMillan, senior Conservative meni- ber tor Fifth Queens. Dr. McMillan followed Hon. Dr. McNeill in the de- bate. Hs began his address on Thurs- day evening, April 3rd:

PAGE THE TEl\lL*i‘2Ri\NCE AL-

LIANCE

There never was a year under the

Stewart Govcniinent in which fifty prohibition eases were "pe;;»ding." That is a. record that has been left for this Goveunnient 'to make. 1 wonder what the people think about ft. I \‘.mder what the Temperance Alliance tliinls, \'Vhy dirln`t you take this list when you Bttendcd the an-

Record Of Failure Andlncompeten cy

Trenchant Review Of Saunders

Government’s Mismanagement By Dr. W. J. McMillan InBud-

MR. ALLEN: Bo you say. DR. MOMILLAN: So I say? (Lough

ter) Go and ask the Clerk for the rcply to Question No. 16. You had better get posted un the transactions ol y0ur own Commission. my hon. friend. (Applause.)

Here are the expenses of the Pro- hibition Comnission. We find one

curious. item. “Temperance Alliance. $1200# What do you think of that? Tha Prohibition Commilslon pays the campaign expenses of the last elec- tion! My hon. intend from Sum- incrside always likes io ask. “I won- der how much the liquor interests are putting up?" I will ask the hon. gentleman what he thinks ot' the payment of $1200 for campairnlng

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purposes for the Temperance Al- liance. to elect a Liberal Govcmment? There is the item as it appears in

nual meeting of the Alliance in or- ithc Prohibition Commission accounts. der to smooth them over, after thc, HON. DR.. MONEIILL: Whait is meeting had been called (or the spec- l the date of that?

iik pur|»0sc oi' considering mcanal Dlt. MOMILLAN: That is the

'for the better enforcement of thcfrcvcnue and cxpc:'iditurc»account for Acre line year ending occ. ai, 1929.. ' MR. ALLEN: You will have to tab- HON. DR. MCNEILL: We have no

le it so that we can take it <l0‘~l”l1- Icom roi over the Prohibition Commis-

Dli.. MCMILLAN: 'Table it? _-;lon_

MR. ALLEN: Yes. You say there DR. M-CMILLAN: Havent you. are fifty prohibition cases pending. HON, DR, MONEILL; Not in the Why <lon't you table the lst? election of 1927.

DR.. MlCMIh'_rANZ it is alrcildy

tabled. man. This is the report ni FUNDS l\IISAl’I‘ROI'RIA'I'I-ID

the Pr0hihitlon Coininlssion-yoiii'| _DR._ MCMILLANI No. Of course :igentr (Applause) _ not; that was our comin"ssion. We

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Longer, lower bodies, automatic radiator shutters,

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never paid money to_thc Alliance for campaign P\1rl>0S¢-S. nor did the Com- mission Pey inoncy to us for such purposes. But here we have the item, |s1200 paid the Temperance Allanoc bythe Commission appointed by your Government. What was is for? Cen Bl!! member 0n that aids of thc House tell me what this money was tort' They Sly they have no control over the Commission. But the Attor- ney General should have control. He should now whether the Act is be- ing violated or n0t. My hon. friend from Summerslde should know the Prohibition Act. What are the ob- jeofs of it? What about the money that accrues over and above the ca- .rylng Out of the Act? Does he know

anything about it? Is this a. mis- appropriation or funds, or is it not? Tells about maladmfnlstraticn! Could there be anything more glaring than this. A few years ago t-here was a great howl raised throiuzhouc the Provlrioe because $500 was paid by the Prohibition Oomm.‘asion to the Government for the purchase of a car. That was something terrible. But here we have a payment of $1200 n0t to the Government or any de- partment responsible to the people of this Province, but to the Tem- perlnee Alliance, and no accosuitng ls made of that at all. I would ad- vise the Attorney General to get busy. He had better find out where that $1200 nent. how t was used and for what purpose. If he had that $1200 to add to his wonderful "sur- plus" of $3700 he would have $4 900 now, because if that money h:irln't been paid to the Temperance Al- llanoe lic would have had it. He took $16,800 0ut of the Prohibition Com- .mimion last yoar, and hc took $5,000 to pay for a plcbiscitc. May I ask ll that is what he thinks thg Prohib- tlnn Act was instituted i`or'.’ Docs the statute provide that you cin take money out ut' the tquor revenue to

touch; they wouldn’t put their holy

ed. The |\0n. member from Rusticn

the Province.

HON. DR. l\ICNEIl.rL: D0 you say

that?

DR. MCMILLAN: I heard the Mtn-

.ster of Agriculture delend my hon. friend for it in a political campaign. ' HON. DR. MCNEILL: But you wouldnt say it.

DR.. MCMILLAN: I couldnt say

it until I saw the record. And the record has conve.nien‘.l_v disappeared.

HON. DR. MCNEILL: You \\'ould.“.'t

say ll~io.t‘ if _vou saw the record. I am telling the truth. you \vouldn`t.

DR. MCMILL-AN: And I am telling

the tniih, that the Minister of AK' |-ilulture tried to defend you for writ- ing so many prescriptions. lie -is so used to taking colleagues Gut oi’ W0 "hole“ that when he saw the hon. member from Sl|n\m¢\’SillH 505115 ln he put his long, generous claw do‘.‘n and tried to pull h'm out. (L&\1K\1i¢l'-l He said it was because another doc- tor in Summcrside was away on I. vacation and consc¢i\“’“"Y mY hi?"- frlcnd had to write more l1l”°5°\’lP' tons, That was one reason. The sec- ond "nun Wu that there \'.ss an epidemic at the time in Summcrside- But me only epidemic at that time W” an ,p|¢|¢m1¢ of thirst, because there was no ¢Plil°ml° °f °l°l“‘°5’ Wh," more prescriptions were WF"- tgn, (.\;rpll\use.)

HON. DR. MCNEILL: D0 You

Witte "Notes by the Way?"

DR. MCMILLAN: N0; it ls I. O. U.‘s

that 1 write. (liauglitcm l-low does my hoii. friend jlistlfl' UW ipkillil Of this $16,800 of "blood nioi1<'_\='."’ I would like to hear hhu clear him- self on that point. I wouldnt mind some of those gentleman on the other side. but the hon. menrbci' from Summcrsde and the hon. member from Ruslico are the twin apostles or Prohibiton in this Provinrfr. md they should be able to uphold their reputation at all times. They hlvt told us about the horrors of Gov- ernment Control, of the deficits thai. follow its introduction in every Prov- iriee. and they have assured us that the brains of Canada are right here in Prince Edward Island and that every other Provncc is wrong. Yet the money is gone: vid their DNN- tlee are all broken that there never would be a cant taken out of the Prohibition Commission and used as ordinary revenue. The Premier hui said that on many occasions, that he would never touch that money. But hs took it just lil-ie same.

PREMIER SAUNDERS: To enforce

the Act. I always said so.

DR. MCMILLAN: You never said

so until lest year, when you intimat- ed what was going to happen.

PR.llMIliR SAUNDERS: I said it

on the pubic platform nt every meet- ing.

DR. MOMILLAN: Was the taking

of $5000 for ri plrlriscite enforcing

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so es- -_ e -=._. -.ef ir

'ineunniidng in ursrint racer

plsusei Two of your cl1‘ef asse s to

if I - ' _ ` Constant daily testing and blending of the world’s choicesiil

'wart ot' fvlze c=.rrl’l11Z out oi the Act m°“’|' "@hf‘¢l¢ 1`¢"°""-le 9-Dil UH? S35- teas give Red Rose Tea its mlmitable Hav°!' gg-4 @§l°'!3.‘Xinf

- - i 'iCrios ol "Oh, oily) clins tax you would never have had I g°°dne55' Every. Package guaranteed' gg

l PREMIEJR SAUNDER5; 1|, ,M day in this Provinae, the

1 DR., MCMILLAN Was it to enforce the Act that $1200 was taken out of

the l’rohibt!on Commission and peld DR~ MGMIUJANI 1" ‘lm b’ WC

f=.:im/2. very likely. wth Prohibton.

.o the Temperance Alliance? ~‘ Panivima SAUNDERS: Did 1 rake

liliat money? lment has been in power two and u

Q Da. McMn.i.Asi: 1 ma you are respifnslhle. as Attorney General for

but for Conservative foresight. F

naman snumonnsz i-rs! 1-ini

lliecause, after all, when this Govern-

half years why should there be any 'such conditions as We Iind :n this

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that money. (Applause) l`10‘m°” l'°d3" ¢‘ ,

I PREMIER 5 RS Y ak PREMIER SAUFDERS 'I’li0=c BIC d

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cept for the enforcement of the Ach _conditions which you described _ on f ~ , ~ a_g_°_od

DR MGM;-[_,LAN_ was the my_ _ilie floor of ths House. Did y0u im l

ment ot' the plebiscitc cnlorcing the 33""-' U1" YW hired F- d¢¢°°'~l""'-' _ -,, .l..T_.`_V-_,_V;Y_ __ _ *Am ‘frm-ishicrr was ii imarinnton (inn M"‘“ LSL” *"“ 5-‘U |C3"“<1=‘~ i>1'1-'Wally to the dak:

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was an election biU.

Plftlllll/IIEIR BAUNDERS: It was o

plebisolte to determine the continu- ance of the Act. in DR, MCMLLLAN: is that cnrnrc- .lng it?

PREME SAUNDERS: Ii. was in

connection with tha Proh.bii:ion Aoi.. I nn. 1viicM11.LAN. n was ui in lconnection with the Government, I llmowl and the Guvemment is rc- lsponsiblc for the aoiloits of the Pro- `h|is`tion Commission. And li' thc *Prohibition Commission is violating

fthe law. the Government is respon- ‘sible. (Applause) If you can justify

ithat expendittwe, Mr. Premier, go a- 'head arid do lt. l PREMIER sAUNDsiR.s: We nnvc: land the people imow lt. i on. ivicMn.i.AN; Aii right. if tin: ‘people are satisfied, all well and lgood; but we do not belleve it.. You lknow ii; was a pretty slim vote the last time. The Temperance Alliance regretted that the majority was so

_my ,or a p,cbi,¢m.¢ This was the gninii; that it inoked so anuutnii. ..b,m,d money.. that my ,,,,,,,,,,,_.,i PREMIER snunosasr rt win be

_bigger next; time ii’ you make it the

hands on it or they would be ruin- ‘same l55“"'

| DR. MCMILLAN: Probably; bc-

\i'ouldn’t touch It under any consid- llause il* lakes me l’°°l71° °f r"`i"°c eration, nor the hon. member froml

Summerside. It was tainted money, 'anything' tim nnsncy that ne nunsiir ina sl PREMER SAUN'DER'5f I "hm

good deal to do with Kmhedng ,_¢,_§they see just as quickly as you do gether' because they say that hc has land have more °°mm°n sense'

Edward Idlancl ri long time in see

Uf “W °l\f°1'°Cl“°"* °f ‘my Ad- R- now? I wouldn't call ii. imagination,

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_at all; I would say it was incompet

len/cy, to brlztg a mari down here that was no good. Why did you pay _him2 You could have einployccl llieadley Weeks or MT Peter Brad- iey, and they would have given bet- ter service than that. _ l PREMIER SAUNDERS: We had [him to in\'estiga.te a fire at Sinn- linefrslde and he said t was ol an i:'cendia.ry origin.

DR.. MOMILLAN: He oou1rli1`t tell

iivlmt happened. He arrived at no conclusion.

PREMIER SAUNDEESI He did.

'connection with the fox investigat ion? , _ ` PRENIIER SAUNDERSZ H6 Quint

\'est‘gated the fox cases

DR MCMILMAN And what dui

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to work ln. It was only big enough for him to get drunk in._

PREMIER SAUNDERBI I have ex-

plained all tha.t.- °

DRIMCMILLAN: You have ex-

plained that this. man was no gfiod. ".lu:i.t you couldnt rcly on him. But if he rendered » no services, why

down af-ter»hc was tlirougli and in- F Q

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Q. statement that is absoiuo.-iy not; \1=siw\-ri'- Q _ _cm-r¢¢1»__ I 1-_,ever wok my money ex- | DR. MCNIILLANZ Imaginary? The '

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PREMIER' SAUNDERS ll' Wasiwas no imagination about that, Mr. The ganadmn mod ._ _. ly _ e S

uvion of .alt iousehold use The market for sal

aft 0! me ’nf°"°°m@m' of me A03' ;l‘rem'er. (Appiausc.> Is that the way except for .small cxpoms is solrl in in Canada. DR. MCMILLAN: lt was not part »__ha¢_ you are trvmg to pub H on ..... _._

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DR. MCMILLAN: But.you' d.dn't. __._» beli`.eve him. And what did he do in -,.2

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he find about the foxes? That the

Island was riot, b' eno li for him .

Look up :if (iii:-' sky- sci'npv-r. the size of the good twist you sivnp :i frvv vciiis for ivlic-ii you .'i.~‘l; for

rnnuid iiannvc been paid? ' H ' _ :mamma sauupmss: He reno- '

.ered services for five or six weeks.

He found out that this fire was not N

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