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Former Premier Henry speaks to-- , day and can bring in a new "want of ; confidence" motion or let the Legis-- lature split on the Conservative-- | CCF. amendment. Possible ob-- | stacle to the latter course is the dis-- | Inclinatior which one Conservative | member showed last year to voting for any measure sponsored by the | CCF. member. But if the Con-- ! servative Leader brings in a second "want of confidence" motion he may : state whether Hon. George S. Henry , would or would not bring in a purer Conservative amendment when he ! speaks again to the Address today or | tomorrow. | _ _ Mr. Duckworth, Toronto Conserva-- tive M.P.P., spoke to the "debate" ' yesterday and closed with an amend-- ment to the Reply (a want of con-- fidence motion), which was very forthcoming last night. On the Treasury benches the Duckworth--C.C. F. amendment was considered the only "want--of--confidence" motion. But the "NO CONFIDENCE® VOTE is PUZZLE fAidence." Government, with raised eycebrows, wondered why a C.C.F. member was run foul of certain rulings which have been used in former years against two similar motions of this similar to one which Sam Lawrence, CCF. member, tried to introduce last week. Furthermore, Mr. Duck-- worth's motion was seconded by Mr. Lawrence. were flustered by the hybrid motion. "want of confidence" admendment, which was moved in yesterday's Legis-- lature, had Queen's Park guessing last night. each member, as I might say, 'preaches for a call.' When a matter comes up for discussion, each can-- didate for the leadership has to have his say. "Perhaps," he offered, "we on the Government side could be of help to the Conservatives in this dilem-- ma. My advice would be that you can't teach an old dog new trick=." At this obvious allusion to Hon. George Henry, the present Leader, the Conservatives stared at their desks, and said nothing. No hint of Government action was "Our own actions," he said. "are greatly hampered by the delay in the choice of this new Leader, while TH!: continued failure of the Opposiiion members in the Ontario Legislature to settle the identity of their next official Leador earned them a merciless twitting in the House yesterday at the hands of for Simcoe East 'The William -- Duckworth -- GCCP. Given by Liberal To Tories Advice . Tanner, Liberal member In reply to another question, the Premier stated that no municipality had been requested to transfer its de-- pos.ts from any chartered bank to any branch of the Ontario savings of-- fices. Income tax revenue should be ear-- marked for relief; and, second, that real estate should not be penalized by a third tax represented by the income tax on real estate income, said the 'Toronto membor. k bond crisis of last June. Conservative "questions" asked the Premier to say what part of the June bond issue was taken up by mining companies, de-- partment and chain stores, insurance companies, commercial houses and sundry individuals. Mr. Elgie said ne had writien to the Liquor Control Board about is, and was ready to prove it. That man went from 190 pounds to 140 pounds; was temporarily more or less drranged; and was taken out to the country, where they are practi-- cally starving ever since " "Wo're going t»> prove that state-- ment," E. A,. Allen, 'Toronto Liberal, broke in. "A man with celeven children was fired in my riding," Mr. Elgie an-- swered, "and some one had the audacity to say that he was a member of my executive and an ardent Tory. Prime Minister of Canada whom the world acknowledges to be a great man." The Liberal bonches chuckled. onaro~7 in Ias* night's Legislature. The charge was made suddenly, after Mr. Elgie's attack on Civil Serv-- ico dismissals had been interrupted by & Liberal member's statement that no civil servants had been fired in his riding of Woodbine. Premier Hepburn said "No," yes-- terday, to Opposition chieftains, when they tried to dig out details of the Mr. Elgie said that if the msmbors knew that their every word was being recorded it would make for greater courtesy, accuracy and brevity in de-- bate. He charged that Premier Hep-- burn was one of the worst offenders. on one occasion "descending to a cheap diatribe against a former Opposition Fails to Dis-- cover Details Charo~4d A man with eleven children--fired by the Hepburn Government from a Jjob in East Toronto--suffered men-- tally and physically, and is now prac-- tically starving ou} in the country, * C. E_lgle_. Toronto Tory member, HEPBURN REFUSES BOND CRISIS NEWS G. C. Eigie, Conservative M.P.P.. told Mr. Speakor N 0. Hipel last night that he was giad the Speaker was going to make ladics wear their hats in the Legislature, but that to preserve decorum the Legislature should have a Hansard. HMHansard is the stenographic report of the debates at the Ottawa House of Commons. No such word--for--word record is kept at Quen's Park. Liberal Member Wants Proof of Statement Made by Elgie HANSARD URGED FOR LEGISLATURE FATHER FIRED, TOTS IN WANT, CHARCES TORY March 10 mission to investigate the Toronto | Police Department that's doing the | taxpayers no good, but just clearing i up a lot of 'guff.' | _ *"Form an Unemployed Commission, and adopt the measures I advise, and 'I'll guarantee that in six months | there won't be a man walking the street." The hospital bills contained two clauses aiding the municipalities which fuot the bills for indigont patients. One of these requires a hospital superin-- tendent to notify the Clerk of the municipality that the hospital is car-- ing for an indigent patisnt. The sec-- oud says that a nurse in training who> falls 111 shall not be a charge on the municipality in which the school is located. The Minister intimated nhner bills would go back to hsr home municipality. Duckworth Would End? Problem in Six Months _ UNEMPLOYMENT PLAN DESCRIBED Ontario convalescent hcepitals got notice yesterday of an increase in their incoms which is provided in two Gov-- +nment bills brought down by Hon. Hr. J. A. Faulkner in the Legislatare. The Minister of Health's legislation will raise the municipal liability for indigent patients in the convaloscent haspitals from 90 cents to $1.25 per day. 'The Provincial aid is raissd from 30 to 40 conts, and will supply part of this increase. A similar bill enacts the same provisions for patients in a con-- valescont sanatorium for consump-- tives. As to the problems resulting f:rom the ~»machine age," Mr. Duckworth told a Liberal interrupter that.-- ne would suggest taxing every new in-- dustrial machine on the basis of the number of workmen it replaced. ods, adopt a program that will absorb the unemploy:d," appealed Mr. Duck-- worth. "Set up a Commission. We are paying $17,000 for a Royal Com-- He would have an Unemployment Commission set up, which would for-- mulate Province--wide works pro-- grams, meanwhile interviewing the heads of industriss and commerce, and asking them to take on more em-- ployees, "Don't kid the people any longer that you can, by your present meth-- How he would end uncmployment in Ontario <if he w@s "in charge of the Government of this Province" was explained in the Legislature yes-- terday by William Duckworth, Con-- servative member for Dovercourt. LARGER INCOMES FOR HOSPITALS