The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-30
LEAGUE TO HAVE
NECESSARY FORCE
But Gov. Cox Believes
Moral Influence Will
Be Sufficient"
MORE ABOUT HECKLER
Candidate Thinks Baltimore
Incident Example Of Rule
by Senate Oligarchy"

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept 29.--4l'orco
NJ nm element Of thc lcagic of ma
tkons v-as discussed today by GOV
crnor Cox in tis travels. which clu-
bruccd parts OF Kansas and Missouri
and cloeed with q large meeting horo
tonight at no auditorium.
81 believe the moral Influence
will hc sufficient" Tho dcmocm 'ic
candidate declared but indi-
Gated that behind moral force
Il was necessary to hdv,
armO force and he parallclod
the Cnac 10 'ho county sheriff whom,
ne said lysrldom called uuOr 90 use
physID1' tJrce TO carry out dccrc8s.
but has 1t II necessary Tho gov
crnoi uiso said Colonel Roosevelt
critlciHed Tho Hague tribunal FOR
lack of force.
Monroe Doctrine Needs NO Guns.
Pointing out that IN 100 ycart Of
tie existence the Monroe doctrine
had never required q shot for, It's
maintenance, Governor Cox said
''Pear In mind; First, that matters
rust be submitted to discussion and
arbitration and thon II any nation
violates It Ohc league recommends
commercial end argo.
at ~ the Judgment OF men like
Elihu Root and Judge Taft
that the commercial embargo VIII be
u preventative Of war. II III tnc iudg
mont Of the most profound Htudcuts
VI this whole question that the com
mcrclal embargo viii DO sufficient"
League His Main subject
81 L. . lHa
governor regarding tho question Of
armed men and mo-al force regard
ing the league was that Of the popu-
lar referendum.
Tho league was ms usual, the prin-
elpal theme Of cow ruor CoN's effort
today Besides two afternoon
speeches nt 81 Joseph. Mo-, and
Atchison, Kan, he made a few briot
1edr- platform talks at Meridian,
Kan. and other towns en- route
and IN all received warm applause.
Arrest OF man at Baltimore who
interrupted Senator HnrdingF
rpcfch there Monday night wnH a
subject of criticism by Governor
Cox In all OF his major speeches to-
day. The governor said II was not
y "trifling circumstance but wa'
sympatcmatic OF more serious condi'
tions and in that connection he en-
lnrged upon h!s charges that the "re
dictionary press was supprcssiui
democratic news OF the league figh
and huyng or absorbing dcmuorau
and independent newspapers.
Talks About Oliyarchy.
The governor said.
"If the senatorial Oligarchy, whlcl
has hoen running that body an'
which now attempts to Pnnex th'
IreRldency OF the tlndted states
wont answer question now. VIVA
sort of an arbitrary spirit mii;ht be-
expected after March 4, II the peo'
pho give to the senatorial oligarohS
the control not only Of the senate
but of the prs sidency as well. II Il
an index TO what we might expect
] ask ycu mon and women who are
disposed to be careful and Srduen'
and even consrrvativo In your mon
tai processes. as you stand CON
ftonteG with the greatest rosponsl-
bliries that any electoral body has
ever been confronted with. | ash
you TO reflect upon this; This is az
index TO arbitrary USE of po Ner tina
we might expect unless II is halted
unless 4. is avertod by the prudent
exercise and caution OF the creo
BODY Of American voters.