Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

and industries in all these western states and to learn the intricate de- tails of your problems, finding your needs and ascertaining ways to add to the prosperity Of these great big western states If I had my say. l would impose a condition mandatory upon candidates coming out into this great western land to get glimpse of the possibilities. | is in this spirit that l come to you"
 Turning from matters of domestic importance the governor asked
 Repeats Senate Charges
 Was there any opposition to the league Of nations until the presidential campaign approached? The senate oli- garchy at Washington formed po- litical conspiracy to prevent ratifica- tion of the peace treaty. They wanted to dismember and confuse the agencies of civilization and charge responsibility against the party in power
 Governor Cox also touched upon in ternational trade conditions, saying that unless the treaty was ratified by America, credit of European countries would be destroyed.
 Unless greater cultivat ton acreage is added in the United States, food stuffs must be shipped into this coun- try within period of ten years, the governor said, again turning to irrlga- ton and the possibilities in the west.
 
 our acreage. There is little left east of the Mississippi river, so we turn to you for our future needs. pledge that. if elected, I will do everything in my power to devise some plan to give every soldier boy a farm and a home of his own out here in this western country"
 Talks Briefly at Tempe
 At Tempe the governor made his talk very brief He had prolonged his ad- dress at Mesa well beyond the time fixed by the committee and it was noon before the party took it's departure. He referred, very briefly, to the league of nations and the old and new order" of things,
 The party then moved to the Phoenix sanitor.um, where Governor Cox shook hands with ex-service men taking treatment there. He seemed deeply touched as the men related their eX- perienceS overseas. A short talk had been planned, but because of the late hour it was called off, the soldiers go- ing to the state fair grounds to hear the Democratic candidate. The talk scheduled at the high school had to be canceled.
 Arriving at the fair grounds. the governor and his party met members of the committee in charge and other county and state leaders. A barbecue was held precedin-the speaking, more than 5000 being served. The stock of food was exhausted. however. long be- fore the capacities of the thousands were satisfied Governor Cox then proceeded to the speakers stand, where he was introduced by Senator Marcus Smith. The governor said in part:
 Amazed by Arizona
 T am amazed at the achievements wrought by the people of Arizona, at its resources, what has been done here, and I am impressed by the character of it's citizenship. The people here realize the great possibilities of their common wealth, but while they do they recog- nize that the greater things to be done must be done through governmental cooperation. You have shown your patriotism and solieitude in caring for your soldiers and you have done your part in helping to feed humanity. You, therefore, are entitled to all the assist ance and cooperation you desire from the federal government. It is time to stop wasting your resources and to turn them toward building up your state and to supply humanity.
 T left the east two weeks ago and