The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-19

| OF the man.
In the politics OF Southeastern
Oklahoma there have been factions
and claimants by peculiar reason.
Mr.. Stanley repre- no, faction IN
his home county-he is the candidate
of Choctaw county and carries with
him the loud approval of neighbors.
He is a democrat OF the mould big
enough and true enough to be "A rep
resentative of the whole people He
is student of government econom-
les, and his ideas of state affairs are
due to mature deliberation and long
reflection In asking the people of
the Fourth congressional district to
support him for congress, Mr.. Stan
ley stands four square on his own
merits and his own abilities. He
enters the race with democratic ar
dor and a determination to win if
honorable energy and methods will
bring that about.
Mr.. Stanley will have an united
democracy behind him in this sec
ton of the state He urges hi.j
name before the people without re-
gard to other men. few or many for
the reason that he wishes to stand or
fall with his own ideas and convic
tions. His campaign will be an ac-
live one and it will he the purpose
o. the committee behind him to pre-
sent those claims to every demo-
rat G voter in T., district. With the
decision of the democracy at the polls
Mr.. STANLEY and all OF those who
are so enthusiastic in his candidacy
will bow, whether it be for or against
their ideas of candidate.
In conclusion, the Husonian can
speak naueht but good of Mr.. Stan
ley. 1t has known him long and car
attest to his qualifications as think
er and citizen. He is of strong
character, his integrity is not ques-
toned, and if he be the choice OF
the people of this district for CON
gress, he will serve them with abl-
ty, integrity and high purpose. H..
knows the needs OF the section he
desires to represent in the congress
and he has the energy and the abil-
ity to press those claims in every
session of the legislative body he
desires to become member ot.
With the high qualifications and
purposes mentioned, r. H. Stanley
places his name before the people Of
the Fourth district, and asks that
the democrats in the primary of Au
gut 6, grant him their approval, that
he may serve them as their repre-
sentative in the house of represent
atives at Washington.
Bar Association Indorses Stanley
The Choctaw county bar assocIa-
ton, June 13, 1912, adopted the fol-
loving resolutions relative to the
candidacy of Hon. X. H. Stanley:
WHEREAS, it is now but short
time until the different political par
ties of Oklahoma will nominate their
different candidates for office -ri
among others win nominate a candl-
date for congress from the Fourth
congressional district of Oklahoma.
and,
Whereas, We, as an association OF
attorneys, having in mind the his
tory of the southeastern portion of
the State of Oklahoma for the last
ten years, and being fully sensitive
to conditions as they exist today, feel
that our selection for this office is a |
matter worthy the deepest concern
of our entire citizenship: and
Whereas, We feel ther is no con-
gressional district in the United |
States so badly in need OF real rep
as the Fourth district |
Of Oklahoma. and We on the Eastern
side of said district feel we have
been practically without the repre-
sentation We are entitled to; we have
more than a billion feet of valuable
pine and hardwood growing on the
public domain which is not taxable:
here Is no valid reason why il
should remain so. We have thous-
andS upon thousands of dollars
worth of lands in the hands of Der-