The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 8

HE EVENING WUKLD; FRIDAY, baY TEMBER 17, 1920." like that made by Gov. Cox must/& your age for the oLegue of Nationa.| that Wilson got-—#0,000. It will be| developed more tancously crete proof of Harding reactionary. |‘ nartn of the country to develop a con- |G. 0. Penman cael travel in the wake of the candidate|Gov, Cox basn’t gotten such a reotp-|much less, Minnesota, North Dakota,|(brough the Senatorial investigating bo they don't Iike to see © serien of proposals and to “OBT-TOGETHER LU! bap ‘and get the impressions two and|tion, He has been enthustastically| Washington and Oregon are set for|commitiee than to been made late knocking the other, his destructive campaign and| fore than 1,500 Republican election have It _mede some votes to be sure, but | on’ the topic of the addresses tan" oy hy hte district captains and three days after the shouts and the|recelved and cheered but he havn't! Marding, P' Oe ta Muah of {t didn't make enough. The Wert] His eftorts In the Pacific Northwest! yoy end women, will attend @ ands have mubsided and the atreot/stommed the steady tide of Repub-| Now ae to the charges of @ Bis|ic the people alread head ‘avthe MEHL have been aroused on & moral | was in part based upon local advice| Ml .on gites by the women’s division decorations have been taken down. |leaniam tn this seotion, siush fund, Democrats will tell you newopnpere, They wan mew stutt Bea sloken ine ‘ar i ag hd Fee urease, i febesinune of the Republican County Committed at Tn & nut shell, Gov. Cox had an) NORTHWEST AS A WHOLESprivately that they don't think It dig-|"3M 0% CO™ I oe srodressiveiam 10 discuen Mr, Harding and if he bad | news to Democrats and other tr turday, uphill fight The West didn't know DRIFTS TO HARDING, nified for @ Presidential candidate to| was pound doctr hy 8 In reality it confined himself to cut atate- | of Gov, Cox to read this pessimiat him and he would have had to pre-} Even in Montana It is questionable| engage in that sort of taction, ‘They| is old etuft to the West, They passed ena one be tl By ss oe pated Ganenlen watts ness | sont rome herole and extraordinary} whether Gov. Cox jis stronger or|think Cox has proved his oharges—| their bts 9 Goetearts en don eos bean’ and painful truth which fo consclen- should argue promres, \ He ati has @ chance in other! tious correspondent will Ignore, cout guests and ae, ree quatitics to revise the people from|weakor aa a result of his visit. He)| what's more, Republicans will tell yor “get-together luncheon.” * thoir antipathies. hag @ chance to carry that State and) that Cox was right in respect to the | giviem. a | President Wilson and Theodore|it ts the only one of the Pacific| quotas he gave about the Northwest.) That's the Hine of Magy od Be . >| the ican Roosevelt have tn tholr time arouse) Northwest that shows an inclination | Rut that kind of charges, would have lorterw t iag Plan mane t oe the West, Mr, Wilaon did carry bis| toward Cox. If be carries Montana| fallen with @ better grace from a Sasteoary ihe significant thiog ia Candidate Ou the it STORE OPEN 9 A. M, to & P. M. want con. ~ sie no cemnn ee A - Democratic Candidate Well Sox has just Onished an intensive " @ampaign, one’s thoughts keep recur- TET ade te the seventh of the series “af attloles by The Evening World's | ‘ Correspondent Gal, Bopt. 17 (Copyright, 1920) —Laav- * prepared addresses in a few selected places, _ Phe plan of the Nepublican managers “@pecches awny from Marion ts fully A WestermQuarrels. NORTHWEST FOR G. O. P. to Win the Votes. By David Lawrence. | Received, but Has Failed | fg tho Pacific Northwest, where Gov. ‘Hing to the wisdom of Warren G. 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