Arizona republican., 1920-10-26

 rlanded. He told of the mine run" payments. the mine safety. wor,xrnsn'. ccnpcnsation and other ohio laws. Re- tteratrg that "hig business" was on- rueinr him because hc said. it didn't -ke tne "nrogrcsslNc administration of nix years cf Cox in Ohio" ti~, candidata declared also that "hir business. on resea his use of the golden rule in steAo ot Tho hayonet' in industrial con tIettrstes- AZ Hinton. railroad mems memorial presented Co tho eovernor said loo contributed St each toward exrcnse cf the candidate's special train today. West Virginia gave the rovcrno, Nome cf his most picturesque cam nAAErinx. Including tour of aO miles Nl motoring through coal mining vfi- tAres in deep mountain gorges. Stores wrre closed. school children dismissed to nne the roads with flags and smut- " taced miners emerged to greet the @noioate. A negro 'iazx'fhand on an autclnchile truck furnished music fo,. tee motor caravan.
 At Charleston the governor smoke to several thousand persons abont .h. state capitol steps and here tonight hs aroresscd crowd In a large han ana aiso "a thcater audience during d half tr tnc performance of a musical com ely star. A. B. Koontz. Democratic mlrernatoriai candidate and other west Virginia candidates accompanied tne ncnocrefic campaiwner. The gov erncrs addresses today were at H,n ton. Guinrmont. at the Oak nm f,tv grounds. Beckiey. Mount Hone rsv. stteviiie. Fayette. Montgomery. Cabin Creek. Charleston. st. Aibans and here Ecnirht several were brief rear plat Wrm talks and other small groups rncer~d at stations where the presi. oentiai special rushed through.
 At NontEopery Governor Cox spoke tn a large crowd on a mountain sids aurirk light drizxlo after his sceni, motcr trip from Becklev to Favett. end a sandwich lunch. secured b, mouthfuls between handshaklnr ai Mcunt Hope. where a shower of flow. ers vas "a new demonstration for m. candiaatc. Tn his talks to miners to. dav the governor declared that m, coaI corporations had tried to fool tn, noys totav~
 Athough there had been a coal cal snortAEc.the candidate declared. f rained coal ears" along his route yes terdev but the miners. he said. declared thry would lay off today Co hear thl man who gave us. even in West vir HinIa. tho mine run law" This law
 
 evrr" into West Virginia under the dis trirt warc system
 Governor Cox also discussed the labor provisions Of tho league of mn uous. declaring that they would stab uire labor conditions throughout tn wmwfd
 -Ccrtnin greedy. rrssping corpora uons. the governor said. mo lonxe can scarc the American people to deatl about the s0-called underpaid labo ef Europe. Under the ruise, they hay rcoted the American people of billion cf doiinrs in the past Hut it can't b Gone arv more. Tho truth of. the mat fer is that these interests are findin that labor can't be exploited any 1onre tn America
 The trails of Governor Cox and Gov ernor Lowden of Illinois crossed a Cn4riesfon. While the Democrat candidate was speaking on the capite rrounds. a band was playing a sum mons for tho Republican rally. fin in armory about 100 yeards away Tn cheers of the Democratic meeting wer arsieie in the Lowden auditorium an mone spectators attended both meet fnrs
 Governor Cox tomorrow win mais his final speech in West Virginia a Kanova During the day he will spea nt Ashland. Ky. and Portsmout. Ohl and at night in Cincinnati.