The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-30
National Chairman
Addresses Large
Tulsa Audience.
SUCCESS IS ASSURED
Nation Tired of Democratic
Blunders, He
Declares.
TOUCH OF PATHOS ADDED
Death of Mother Grieves
Leader; Social Affairs
Are Omitted.
LEADERS OF STATE GATHER
Optimistic Reports Given;
Great Welcome Ac-
corded Statesman.
LEADERS OF STATE GATHER

Eastern oklahoma was yesterday
given from the lips Of VIII ~, Hays,
chairman OF tho republican national
committee, the formula by which re-
publicans expect TO attain success nt
the polls next year and received from
the same lips the message of hope
and words OF advice which have
brought about republican success IN
those communities In which they
have been previously uttered.
Twice during the day those who
had been waiting TO hear tho mes
sage OF tho republican statesman,
listened to what Il great many OF
those who heard him characterized
M tho most remarkable political ad-
dress ever delivered In Oklahoma.
Yesterday morning In Muskogee, a
great thronR OF citizens was brought
together ms II by promise to he
guided by an understanding mind.
out OF "A Wilderness OF uncertainty
to a fortress of practical knowledge
OF governmental affairs. Again In
Tulsa last night another throng
| heard Mr.. Hays at the Grand opera
house deliver an address which was
unique as typical OF new school
OF politics whose creed In patriotism
in peace as well as In war.
News OF Mothers Death.
ono event which gave n touch OF
| pathoa 10 what would otherwise have
been regarded as rcd letter day In
the history OF tho republican party
In Oklahoma was tho death OF Mr..
HAYS mother which occurred
Wednesday night at her home In sui
livan. Ind. Mr.. Haya knew or hcr
condition when he left his homo
Wednesday morning lie expressed "A
wish 10 remain at her bedside. but
a mothers interest In tho great work
In whirh her son was engaged i'm
peiled her on her dcathbod To request
of him that he carry out his program
and not disappoint the thousands OF
Oklahomans whom she know were
waiting to receive his guiding mes
sage, And when he received tha tele-
gram yesterday informing announcing
his mothers death. although deeply
moved, he explained that Il was her
wish that no carry through his mis-
sion and within n few moments he
was delivering his message To- "A huge
audience In an opera house at Mus
koFoe
Numerous social affairs which had o.
boen planned in his honor. he re
gu rrtrd conceded These Included a
reception at Hotel Tulsa yesterday
afternoon and n banquet last night
lutnUfu IN MS hpiDr DIV - Ia tfhW-
ley manager OF tho Sinclair OIL and
Gas company, a schoolmRte II was
announced that MI Hays would
carry through his prepared pro-
gram which took him To oklahoma
CITY last night A. the state capital
today ha will deliver Memorial day
nddrrrs and this afternoon will nt.
tend meeting Of the republican
Hate committee at which plans for
'ho future Of the party In oklahoma
VIII DO laid II IL In this cnnnCc-
tion that tho visit ~ Mr Hays is
hailed nH OF tho greatest moment
Az ho announced at the opening of
his speech last night. he has come
10 oklahoma with View OF doing
his part In winning the state for the
republican party,
oklahoma to Get Right
"Your nationSl committeeman, MI
James j McGraw has assured mo
that oklahoma can he placed I'm tho
republican column and | have taken
him at his word. I believe him" Mr.
Hays said land I believe that okla
homa does and will belong after
1920 IN the ranks OF the republican
party"
Tho meeting last night was called
to order nv A. a. Small chairman
of the republican county commit
toe The audience sang america
and then Mr. Small introduced
Vernon whiting. chairman. Of the re
publican state committee who. iu
turn. presented James J NrJraN.
republican national commi.tccWau
Mr. NcGruw traced the uoN'inl'
career or Mr.. tinys from the timo
whom. nV n member NJ tho Indian
aiuto committee, hr brought about
republican success and la'or us a
member W the national commIrtr"
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