Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26

the league and one is the new as
ISOLATION of nations. When you
vote for him (Senator Harding
you don't know where the pea is
Yes? You don't know what shell
it's under"
Appeals to Working Glasses.
Special appeals We're made
through the state today by the
governor to miners and others of
the working classes and these were
loudly applauded. He told of the
mine rum payment, the mine
safety, workmen's compensation
and other Ohio laws.
Raps big Business
Reiterating that big business
opposing him because, he said, L
did not like the progressive adj
ministration of six years OF Cox in
Ohio" the candidate declared
also that "big business opposed
his use of the golden rule instead
Of the bayonet' in Industrial con-
troversies. At Hinton, a failroad
mems memorial presented to the
governor, said 100 had contribu-
ted 81 each toward expense of the
candidates special train today.
West Virginia gave the governor
some of his most picturesque cam
paigning, including tour Of thirty
miles Of motoring through coal
mining villages in deep mountain
Eorges. Stores We're closed, school
children dismissed to line the roads
with flags and smutty faced min
crs emerged to greet the candidate,
A negro "jaZ2' band on an automo-
bile truck furnished music for the |
motor caravan.
Puts in a Busy Day.
At Charleston the governor |
spoke to several thousand persons |
about the state capitol steps and
here tonight he addressed a crowd |
in a large hall and also theater
audience during halt in the per-
Torrance Of a musical comedy star. |
A. b. koont2, democratic Suberna-
torial candidate, and ether West
Virginia candidates accompanied !
the democratic campaigner. The |
governors addresses today We're at
Hinton, Guinmount, at the OAK
Hill fair grounds, Beckley, Mount
Hope, Fayetteville, Fayette, Mont
gomery, Cabin Creek, Charleston,
st. Adams and here tonight. Sever
al were brief platform talks and
other small groups cheered at sta
tons where the presidential spe-
cial rushed through.
partallcs of Sandwich lunch.
At Montgomery Governor Cox
spoke to a large crowd on a noun
tain side in a light drizZle after his
scenic motor trip from Beckley to
Fayrtte and a sandwich lunch, Sc
cured by mOuthfuls between hand
shaking at Mount Hope. where a
shower of flowers was a new dem
onstration for the candidate. In his
talks to miners today the governor
declared that the coal corporations
had tried to fool the boys today,
Although there had been a coal
shortage, the candidate declared,
1t "rained coal cars along MS
route yesterday but the miners, he
said declared they would lay OIL
today to hear the man who gave
us, even in West Virginia, the mine
run law" This law, in Ohio, the
governor said stopped ever into
Western Virginia under the district
wage system.
Governor Cox also discussed the
labor provisions of the league of
nations, declaring that they would
stabilize labor conditions through
out the world.
Labor Can't BE Exploited.
Certain greedy, grasping cor
the governor said, no
longer can scare the American peo-
pie to death about the so-caiied I'M
derpaid labor of Europe. Under
the guise, they have robbed the
American people of thousands of
dollars in the past. But 1t can't be
done any more. The truth of the
matter is that these interests are
finding that labor can't be exploit
ed any longer in America"
The trails of Governor COX ana
Governor Lowden of Illinois crossed
at Charleston When the demo-
cratic candidate was speaking ON
the capitol grounds, a band was
playing a summons for the repub-
lean rally, in the armofy about loo
wards away. The cheers of the
meeting were audlbie III
the LoWden auditorium ana some
spectators attended both meetings
Governor Cox tomorrow VIII
make his final speech in West NirA
ginia at Kenova. During the day he ,
will speak at Ashland, KY. ana
n aud at night In