The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-09
HON. II. M. JACOWAY
Offers FOR CONGRESS
rs STRONGLY ENDORSED BY
MANY NEWSPAPERS IN
FIFTH DISTRICT.

The Log Cabin Democrat today
publishes the formal announcement of
Hon. H. NJ. Jacoway of Yell county
as a Democratic candidate for re-
ELECTION as congressman from the
Fifth district of Arkansas. AS evil
'dence of the high esteem in which ne
lis held in the district the following
clippings, selected from numerous ar
|ticles which have recently appeared
in the newspapers, are re-published:
1t is an old adage that a public of
flee is a public trust. This has been
the guiding star in all of Mr.. Jaco-
ways congressional activities. He has
given up all his law practice and has
and is devoting all his time and tai
ents in representing the district that
has honored him. He is always on
the job, he answers letters promptly
coming fro mhis constituents whether
they be humble or important. In this
county his strength is co-extensive
with the county, and this sentiment
seems to prevail in every county in
his district. Since he has been in con-
gress it has been in session more days
than ever in it's history, and during
this time he has remained at his post
of duty and discharged its response
bilities ably and WELL, In all things
he has supported the policies of Presi-
dent Wilson and is entitled to a por-
ton of the great good accomplished
by this great man.
Our hat is off to you, Congressman
Jacoway. In every sense of the word
you are entitled to the respect, conf
dence and affection the people of the
Fifth district entertain for you.-
Morrilton Democrat.
A more deserved tribute could not
be paid to a better man. Hence Jaco-
way is known to the men, women and
children of Yell county. He was born
and raised here We all love him and
admire him for those sterling quail
ties that are his. He has made abso-
lutely good as congressman. He will
be elected to succeed himself, and he
should be; and if all the voters of the
Fifth district knew him as do his
among whom he has lived
all his life, he would not lose enough
votes in all the district in any contest
worth the count-Dardanel Post
Dispatch.
In the second place, we wish to state
editorially that we are for H M. Jaco-
way for congress. He has been con-
stantly at his post of duty since his
election, has the confidence Of his col
leagues, and, we believe, is striving
for the best interests of the people he
represents. We can see no good rea-
son why he should not be accorded the
customary ten years. - Russellville
Record.
This congressional district has new
err had in the halls of congress a more
competent or faithful representative
than Mr.. Jacoway. He has represent
ed the interests of his constituency
with zeal and fidelity commendable
in any public officer. Although con-
gress has been in session a greater
number of days during his term Of
service than at any previous time, Mr..
Jacoway has not allowed personal OF
other interests to cause him to absent
himself from his post of duty. He
has been specially active in the inter
est of all measures looking to an i'm
proved condition int agriculture, and
has done more, we believe, for the in
terest of the farmers of his district
than any man who has preceded him.
His experience in congress has quail
fed him in every way to be Of even
greater service to his people in the
future than in the past. One thing
that speaks much for him is the fact
that his home people, the people
among whom he has lived all his life,
are to man behind him. The Her
aid adds its unqualified endorsement
of the record made by Mr.. Jacoway
and shall use it's influence, in its
humble way, for his reelection, be-
lieving that he is more eminently
qualified, both from the standpoint of