The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-15
cincts than any other candidate. -
American Falls Press.

cincts than any other candidate -
American Falls Press.
Mr. Haines belongs to the grea
middleclass that is neither politician
nor the other extreme. He impresse.
one as being farmer who has hat
unusual education in school and il
the business world He retains nlucl
of the simplicity of plain, homes
farmer, and the pluck and courage an(
mental calibre of the trained business
man. He has done much to secure
street car and interurban lines fol
Boise and the Boise country, and eve
ry day brings new evidence of the
men in Idaho and in other states, with
whom he has had dealings. Idaho
Falls Republican.
In case Mr.. Haines is nominated
the republican party will have a
| strong, capable man at the head of
the ticket. He is forceful man and
has made good executive officer in
other positions. In business he has
made great success, and as the gov
eminent of state is really a bust,
ness proposition, it looks as though
the people would naturally turn to
business man. Caldwell Tribune.
1T looks at present as if Haines
would be the nominee '-Hagerman
Valley Sun.
AT this time, more, perhaps, than
ever before, business men rather than
professional politicians are needed
candidacy of John M. Haines for the
governorship is not the result of an
ambitious mans desire to hold office
1t was brought about by friends, them
selves broad-minded and real business
men, who realized both the need of
questioned integrity to fill the gov
ernor's chair, with the splendid ac-
complishments possessed by Mr.. |
Haines. The first endorsement was
given to him in Boise, his homeland |
that fact alone is one worthy of con-
sideration. 1t came in a wholesouled, |
hearty way that ought to be convincing |
to outsiders who had the advantage
of personal acquaintance, and that |
should be deeply gratifying to the can
didatee himself. Believing in his hon
esty, his integrity, his broad-minded-
ness and progressive business ability |
and his absolute fairness and impair
TALLY the Miner gives him it's I'M
qualified endorsement for governor
and hopes to see him nominated If
he is chosen TO head the republican
ticket he will be elected over any
nan who can be nominated to run
against him. Wallace Miner
Putting aside geographical loca-
ions and conditions which are, after
I'll, unimportant compared with abil-
ty, the north part of the state was
,lven an opportunity to name candi-
late. but seems unable to do So I'm
iCA Tue tti SuilStduCtS lue Hiluldl
hing to do is to look elsewhere Bust
less friends of John NJ Haines of
Boise, think him good material and ,
hey are finding many who think SO
With them. Idaho Register. Idaho
'alls.
There is no mistaking the confid-
nee that pervades the headquarters
f John NJ. Haines, one of the candi-
ates for governor. Reports received
rom all parts of the state are deoid-
dly encouraging TO the Haines sup
orters and especial y to the members
fthe Baines club in this city. III
&c Boise candidate does not land the
omination the Haines adherents eve
ywhere will regard it that all signs
ave failed, according to the statement
his active managers, who declare
lat the support coming to him during
lie past week has practically cinched
10 nomination for their man.
laho Daily Statesman, Boise. i
John NJ. 1aines, of Boise, who as
Tres to to lead the republican party
trough the coming campaign, is well =
lown throughout the state. He serv- =
| the city of Boise one term as mayor u
i'd for years has been a>member of
lie real estate firm of W. e. PIERCE
Co. He has been associated in many :
looking toward the de- =
,lopment of Idaho. '-Nampa Record.
John M. Haines is one of the reg