Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-26
Gov. Cox Would Compromise Reservation. Cont TO rsy to J Join Existing League

to Join Existing League
 CONTINUED FRon: pAGE ONE1 and one is the new association of | nations. When you vote fer him l (Senator Harding) you don't know | where the pea is. Yes? You don't know what shell it's under"
 Makes Specia! Appeals
 Special appeals were made through the state today by the governor to miners and others of the working classes and these were loudly ap- plaudal He told of the mine run" payment, the mine safety, workmen's compensation and other Ohio laws Reiterating that big business" was opposing him because. he said. it did not like the progressive admin iStration of six years of Cox in Ohio the candidate declared also that "big business" opposed his use of the golden rule instead of the bay Cnet" in industrial controversies At Hinton. railroad mems memorial presented to the governor. said 100 had contributed $1 each toward ex- pense of the candidates special train today.
 West Virginia gave the governor some Cf his most picturesque cam paigning. including tour of 90 miles of motoring through coal mining viii lages in deep mountain gorges. Stores were closed. school children dismissed to line the roads with flags and .smutty faced miners emerged to greet the candidate A negro jazz" band on an automobile truck furnished music for the motor caravan.
 Talks From Capital Steps
 At Charleston the governor spoke to several thousand persons about the state capitol steps and here to- nieht he addressed a crowd in a large hall and also a theatre audience dur ing a halt in the performance of musical comedy star. A. B. KoontZ. Democratic gubernatorial candidate. and other West Virginia candidates accompanied the Democratic cam paigner. The governors addresses today were at Hinton, Guinnmonth. .at the Oak Hill fair grounds, Beck lev. Mount Hope, Fayetteville. Fay cite, Montgomery. Cabin Creek Charleston. St. Albans and here to- night Several were brief rear plat form talks and other small groups cheered at stations where the presi- dential special rushed through
 At Montgomery Governor Cox spoke to large crowd on a noun tain side in light drizzle after his scenic motor trip from Beckley to Fayette and sandwich lunch. se- cured by mouthfuls between hand shaking at Mount Hope, where a shower of flowers was new demon stration for the candidate In his talks to miners today the governor declared that the cCal corporations 1 had tried to fool the boys today" Although there had been coal car shortage the candidate declared, it trained coal cars" along his route yesterday but the miners. he said declared they would Hay off today to hear the man who gave us, even in West Virginia, the mine run law. ''
 Discusses Labor Provisions
 This law. in Ohio, the governor said, stepped over" into West Vir- giuia under the district wage sys- tenn
 Governor Cox also discussed the labor provisions of the league Of nations, declaring that they would stabilize labor conditions throughout the world
 Certain greedy. grasping corpor- ations." the governor said, mo long er can scare the American people to death about the so-called underpaid labor of Europe. Under the guise, they have robbed the American peo- ple of billions of dollars in the past Put it can't be done any more. The truth of the matter is that these in- terests are finding that labor can't be exploited any longer in America"
 Governors Cross Trails
 The trails of Governor Cox and Governor Lowden of Illinois crossed at Charleston. While the Democra- tic candidate was speaking on> the capitol grounds. a band was playing summons for the Republican rally in the armory about 100 yards away. The cheers of the Democratic meet ing were audible in the Lowden au- ditorium and some spectators at tended both meetings.
 Governor Cox tomorrow will make, his final sneech in West Virginia at Kenova. During the day he will sneak at Ashland, Ky, and Ports mouth, Ohio, and at night in Cincin- ,oft