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Show m CGX BRINES yp NEWBEflBr CASE P The Hague Tribunal Has Bats Ji in the Belfry and Cob- Jlf . webs. He Says LANSING, Mich., Sep) : Corruption Corrup-tion in polll Ice a'nd , he league of na - - 'Mmw Hons wen- the mum themes of Gov- 'Mmmrn ini'ir Cox, Democratic presidential Imm Candidate, In opening in Michigan to-; 'iBSBP dey b's long western trip. i attacks on tiepublli an i outrlbu Hons were linked by Governor Cox trt -eH a string of addresses through Bouth- j orn Michigan with the Newberr i . 3Efi ' I come to d m.-nul that these' fZgMW United State shall be saved from the MSfftSI Ncwberrylam of Michigan, multiplied1 B fbrty-eight times," said the candidate ty&JmW 'n 0,10 of three addresses here follow-1 Bbh Ing similar statements In numerous! BH rear platform speeches en route.' ISfH Charges of "a plot to buy the preSl- SphH dency" were rtiade b) the Democratic f.iJB AomlnSS In almost every addre.-s. fie v TEH Denounced me senate obligaichj ymWM nd dubbed Senator Harding, his It - mm pu bjicai op i i . stand pa . - SO'H ter," and "reactionary" choice of the . 4sJjK Republh i. d i ship ''arm I advocating the league, GOVornoi PH CoX -'m'c'Ia Senator Harding's re-1 i. )mn "-'enl league speech. Referring to The I JIaiu-ue tribunal as ah institution with ur4gl "bats in the belfry and spider wrin IJsssS-l everywhere," the governor asserted ! ffKf.g ' 1 ' ' '"' been a pr en (HI i. T liial Senator Harding's position Ma : in i i i . ictl rylsm ipplled to h m ternational affairs '' vmM Governol - laid tie i M "'' Newberrj cas 'because th.-r, is c III ' ti8pira( j as rlfhlhal an JSgJJH attempt as bold, a dot as well laid -:"-4fl ;'" which brought shame to Michigan." fnjjH "A Newberry plot with Newberrj ... JB method braienlj and unblushlngh -. " im 'a to (prcad I he virus from lfll "Ul 1 ,. . JM Into 'I ' j -i, wins ni ,.,.- -i ,t , J he declared. sil Referring to B statement bj Sena- j. 11 lor Borah, Republican, pf Idaho, thai ' yV ' tttempt to p e the preeldenc: M a frightful thing." Governor Cox .'rf, ""id thai in desired to arouse the jjfl moral fury nol alone r parth but mmm ot a" 11 ffU frightful thhiKs I VI on PROBE. 1 " "u Uj 1 the foundation for Bpaj legislation that would put 'money gsffj digging' as at present practiced out -tJ business, I s.ml to make the lo- 'r-jlm get I be In polltii 1 1 rH ' '"palgn as odious as the won! traitor. as loathsome as the namo Benedict WmWfPM) n a l o r i n I n . JjKm tlgatlon committee ai Chicago." .A.k 1 know thai n could when 11 Tvl wished, pul thi brand on certain can dldates," iald th governor i know thai Its scent was keen enough for factlpnal discovery and I would know Its Innate keenJiesS for real political blood money In Gltlcago, "We have furnished Hie opportunity opportun-ity for a national housecleaning bitter bit-ter even than the N-wherry otn in Michigan. That came late, after a stain h.nl been left This our rail be accomplished at the ballot box, a pun-Ishment pun-Ishment its perpetrators will never forget." .( (Hist m iiM i, At JackSOh he said Senator JOhhSon swept Michigan in I the April primary because he was progressive1 und aked what ohanoe h.- had at the Chicago convention with the "senate oligarchy." , Discussing briefly the league of na- J tions, Uocrnor fox read an excerpt I from s statement bv Colonel Itoose- veil of October is. ilia, In which Mr ' Koosivell asseitiil the onl In prevent war wus by the larger nations na-tions l ombining m a league, prepared to enforce their decisions if necee-l sarj b ' 1 |