Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-04

burgh charges that a republican
 list of $8,145,OOO was made for
 51 cities, Governor Cox said to
 his audience here:
 You know that when denial
 made at Chicago of the exist
 ence of quota, men were deIib-
 erately telling an untruth and
 telling it under oath"
 Battle Creek, Mich., Sept. 3.-Gov. ernor Cox today opened his wes- tern campaign by making dozen speeches throughout Michigan renew- ing his attack on republican cam- paign contributions and peace poli- cies.
 Charges of Ca plot to buy the presidency" were reiterated by the democratic presidential candidate in virtually every address of an itiner- ary which kept him on the rostrum of the rear platform of his private car from before breakfast until late today. His principal address was at Lansing, the state capital, and Battle Creek, with an address tonight at Kalamazoo.
 Local flavor was given by the gov ernor to his addresses by constant reference to the election fraud of Senator Newberry, republican, of Michigan. The candidate declared that an attempt was being made by the republican contributions to "Newberryize the nation"
 Presents Nils Proof.
 As proof of his charges, the gov. ernor, to large crowd on the state capital lawn at Lansing, read from copies of the republican treasury's Official Bulletin," and an alleged list of subscriptions to the republi- can handbook of William Barnes, IT. of New York. The latter, he said. comprised representatives of "big, business almost everywhere in New York"
 Reading from list of prominent men named in the subscription list Governor Cox added:
 "These men are not making con. tributions to my fund. And there are three very definite reasons: First, they haven't been asked; sec onr, they wouldn't be permitted to. and, third. they probably wouldn't if they had the chance, because they don't approve of my policies."
 Commenting on names of corpora- tiOns on what he characterized 1T the Boss Barnes list" Governor Cox said corporate contributors were il-I legal. Hc also promised to s.keep Nil eye upon" the senate committee. fe- citing it now had the opportunitr to prevent "purchase of the presiden- cy."
 Discussea Article Ten
 The league issue predominated in the governors address here to q large street corner gathering and for the first time since his notification he discussed Article x,
 Tt says that the boundary line is the boundary line," said the gover- nor. flor weak and strong nations alike, and the powers must keep off. the grass. That's the whole mean ing of that instrument.
 There is no offense against Ar. ticle x unles the aggressor comes from over the boundary line and then the council of the league shall ada wise on what means shall be taken to fulfill this pledge"
 Governor Cox said that an eeon- omic boycott was one resort, but he. insisted that congress only has the power to send American soldiers ov- erseas.
 "A soldier can't leave this coun.| try The continued, under any treaty or group of treaties, unless consressI declares war. People have ceased to take seriously this objection to tho league"
 The governor then turned to Sens ator Harding's recent league spescA and the republican nominee's aseer- tion that treaties if made mutt be kept or this nation would De . 'Awsl- cher"
 "That means" said the governor "that he doesn't want us to undsr- take any obligation. He says he' iss going to put teeth in The Haeua tribunal. We want to know Nhak| kind of teeth, bicuspids, or mol1ra We want specifications and N 66yt none vili be given but that Tn Grey appfovss the specifi fieatieuss
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