Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-03

H1dJOTlty VI tllCD0 S18AOAS dAo A|o"'O
Gratis who are sore on Martin for po-
litical reasons and for enforcing pro-
hibitory liquor laws in Spencer when
he was prosecuting attorney.
I'VE have known Martin for IS years
and can vouch for him as a man of
truth and veracity as hundreds of
others could do that know him. If they
had a chance
"(Signed)
Il. F. CONSTANT.
MRS. ]. F. CONSTANT,
~. A. NOBLE"
From Caldwell Also.
Last night two letters were received
from Caldwell, one from DR.. +. M.
Cole and the other from DR.. L. D.
Blondel, both Of whom have known
Mr. Martin for years and both Of
whom know the kind Of men secured
by the representatives of the charac-
ter assassins sent out from Idaho to
do the work of the special and cor
porate interests in this state. Their
letters are plain and explicit, and are
as follows:
Evening Capital News: have
been both amused and Disguised at
the dirty tactics employed by the
Statesman in it's endeavor to smirch
| the clean record and character Of G..
H. Martin, Progressive candidate for
governor. I was born in Spencer,
Iowa, and have lived there practically
all of my life before coming to Cald-
| we'll short time ago.
Il have personally and inti-
mately known Guy Martin for
hot or
attorney and a neighbor and
have had many dealings with
him and have found him at all
times a perfect gentleman,
model citizen, honest, honorable,
capable and a credit and inspir-
alton to any community. I also
know the men who so highly
recommended him and know
them to be the leading and in
fluential men of Spencer. l am
also we'll acquainted with his
traducers and If the men and
women Of Idaho will compare
the records and standings Of
! his traducers with those who
recommend him so highly, in
GLIDING Senator Cummins
| every voter in the state would
make the election Of Mr.. Mar
tin unanimous.
IL. d. BLONDEL. Dentist"
| Dr.. Coles Statement
! II was for several years a resi-
! dent of Spencer, Iowa, and became in
timately acquainted with Guy H. Mar
tin both through business relations
and socially.
HE is man Of high ideals, is eapa-
BILE and energetic and in the commu-
nifty where he is known bears the
highest reputation for honor and in
tegrity.. I am surprised that his poll
teal enemies should even hope to mar
/ his reputation for truth and veracity
The only danger that they may do sc
lies in the fact that many citizens OF
| Idaho do not know Mr.. Martin per-
sonally and but very few know the
men who have attacked his reputa-
\ ton.
i Acquainted with Martin as am
}, and also with those citizens who have
so highly recommended him as well as
with those who have made the attack
on his character, I feel that Mr.. Mar
!, tin is to be as much congratulated
J, upon his enemies as upon the friends
that he has made
! "DR. F. M COLE
j Enemy Employs Jap Farm Hands.
u d. r. Hubbard, whose reputation fol
truth and veracity cannot be ques
toned and whose judgment of mel
and things is respected by all, callet
at the office Of the Capital News las
night upon his return to the city ant
, added his condemnation of the vicious
!, attacks that have been drummed VI
against Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Hubbard wa.
especially indignant that such men a.