The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-15
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
HAYES MAKING FRIENDS.

The Mangum Weekly Star comments
as follows on the candidacy Of Judge
Hayes
II is refreshing to hear speaker
like Sam Hayes speak. In his address
here last Friday he proved himself to
be deep student of governmentar
problems that he understands thor
ouehly the needs OF the people Of Ok
lahoma, and that he has the ability TO
serve them as well. Not once during
his address did he make an appeal to
anybody's prejudice, nor did he at any
time refer to any Of his opponents. An
other admirable feature about him Is
that at no time during his address did
he refer to his love for the poor man..
The common people. etc. In other
words, while Il Is generaly known that
his heart and mind are with the peo-
pie. as his whole public career and
private life shows yet he II not max
ing his campaign upon prejudice orI
passion, but Is discussing facts and
live issues.
We hope he viii win because he
has ability beyond question: his life,
both public and private. is spolless,
and we sincerely believe that he will
take rank IN the senate with Senator
Owen and other great senator's and
then he win be found working AZ the
job all the time
rne same paper prints the Following
news article:
Hon Samuel Hayes candidate for
the Democratic nomination for United
states senator, was in Mangum last
Friday afternoon and spoke 10 a crowd
OF amout 100 people at the assembly
room Of the court house, and immedf
ately after the conclusion Of his speech
left fofr Blair and Altus, where he
spoke later In the evening
Mr. Hayes was introduced by Sena
tor J. L. Carpenter in few well
chosen remarks, and when the speaker
arose he was greeted with liberal ap
plallse which undoubtedly made him
fFrl that he was among friendly pes,
pie He launched int mis- sddrass al
most Immediately, vita cily a Few
side remarks, and he held the close
attention Of the crowd about Cne and
cne half ioars. During this time not
c"er three people left h > court room
and at all times he received the very
closest attention of his hearers
Judge Hayes address was schol-
arly and able one and was absolutely
free from any appeals to anybodys pre-
iudice: neither did he at any time re.
fer to either OF his opponents, He pre-
scented his own case and appealed to
the people for support upon his own
merits and the merits Of the things
he advocated.
He convinced the people here that
he is a deep student Of governmental
affairs; that he is tireless worker
and one who at all times has kindly
feeling in his heart for the interest Of
the great common masses.
"To those who may not be aequaint-
cd with Judge Hayes we can say that
he Is an earnest worker; one who has
been weighed in the past and not
found wanting; his private life ana
public record are as spotless as snow
and he is worthy Of any mans sup
port
The Oklahoma Democrat, published
Al Altus. prints lengthy report Of a
speech made BY Judge Hayes, saying
IN part:
Samuel W. Hayes, ey.chief justice
Of the supreme court OF the state of
Oklahoma. addressed the people of All
tns and vicinity at The district court
room Friday evening, in the interest
Of his candidacy for the Democratic |
nomination for the office Of United |
States senator to succeed Senator
Gore A fair sized and very apprecia-l
tive audience listened intently as he
outlined What he considered to be the
paramount issues before the Amer- |
can people AZ this time, and the prob /
lens that VIII come up for solution
before the national legislature. He
frankly stated his position and belief
unon all public questions, but made
no rash or dogmatic promises Of re-
suits that would follow his electiou
simply and earnestly stating that Il
honored with the csfice which he
sought he would give his whole time
ara the fun measure OF his strength
and ability toward the solution Of
these problems
mis- argument throughout was wen !