The Falls City tribune., 1910-08-12
Meets the issues.

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is such a man.
Meets the Issues.
1.-THE wise old Dunbar Review Is cor
The wise old Dunbar Review is cor
rect in its surmise that Mr.. Hayward
will carry every county in the district
at the coming primaries on August
10th, and in the meantime let's all of
us boost for Bill with all our might
and main. The attempt is a worthy
one for any good citizen to make; VIII
Hayward is a part of our life down
here In Otoe; he has shown that he Is
capable OF doing big things, he Is
brainy, progressive and alert to the
wishes OF the people. He has new
been stuck up is Straightforward in
action and candid and honest in his
opinions and will undoubtedly make
the best congressman the First dis
trict has had for many years.
And while we are doing plenty Of
boosting, 1t should be remarked that
Mr.. Hayward, himself, is boosting his
candidacy for all he is worth. calling
on the voters in all parts Of the dis
trict and getting close to the ground,
a position which all progressive 20
litical candidates are assuming these
days OF turbulence and independence
in thought and action. The time has
passed when any political candidate
can get through with flying colors by
making tinsel promises, talking of the
grand old flag and appealing to the
sensational. 1t requires stamina and
grit to meet the issues face to face
and we claim VIII Hayward is doing
that YER thing Nebraska City
Press.
Brief Biography.
William Hayward is we'll known to
all the people of this congressional
district, in which he has spent his en-
tire lifetime and came into close con-
tact with his party associates by his
successful conduct Of the state cam
paigns Of 1903 as chairman of the
republican state committee. A brief
biography OF his life is as follows:
Born and reared in the First dis
trict and educated in its public schools
and university.
Private secretary to United States
Senator NJ. L. Hayward.
County judge. Otoe county, one
term, refusing denomination.
Captain company C, Second Nebras-
ka volunteer infantry, war with
Spain.
Colonel Second regiment Nebraska
national guard, declining appointment
of adjutant general of Nebraska from
Governors DIETRICH, Mickey and Shell
don.
Chairman republican staT6 central
committee 1907-09, both campaigns
successful for entire state ticket.
Secretary republican national com,
mittee since August, 1908.
Residence Nebraska City, where he
has practiced law for thirteen years
past.
Was park commissioner and is vice
president Otoe County National bank,
trustee First Baptist church, member
of various boards OF directors and
identified with other business inter
ests OF his home city and state.
Delegate to every republicans state
and district convention for ten years.
consistently and fearlessly supporting
progressive republican candidates and
policies.
Hayward's Position.
Being a candidate for congress-,
make the following declarations on ma.
tional issues with which the congress
deals:
Stand squarely on the Chicago re-
publican platform of 1908. ~
Favor a permanent tariff commits
sion to the end that the tarif shall in
no case be more than sufficient to
equal the difference in the cost of pro-
ductlon at home and abroad, presery.
ing with equity between the producer
and the home market to the
farmer and manufacturer.
Favor legislation to prevent LIQUOR
shipments into dry territory under the
shield Of interstate commerce.
Approve the law giving increased
to the interstate commerce
commission for the regulation of com.
mon carriers and all other progressive
legislation enacted by the congress OF
1910.
Heartily approve and will continue
10 support the conservation of natural
and other policies inaugu-
by Theodore Roosevelt.
Will oppose Cannon and Cannonism
and any form of ship subsidy yet pro.
posed in congress.
4 solicit the support and influence
all 0y fellow citizens of the First
district who approve the foregoing and
1eem me worthy OF the honor of rep
resenting them in congress. s
WILLIAM HAYWARD.