Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-16

mands of the people No Just
ground exists for criticism of his
administration by the Republicans
of the state at the September pri-
mary election. At least this
county can be counted upon to
give him magnificent majority.
A second term to all officers who
have made good records is in har-
mony with party precedent, and
Governor Haines is as certain to
be beneficiary of that precedent as
day follows night.
Rathdrum Tribune: OF the three
Republican candidates for the
, gubernatorial nomination. Gov
ernor Haines is the best known
and by his past record for econ
omy and tax reduction land his
apparent sincerity of purpose to
serve the people to the utmost
that lies in his power, his re-
nomination and re election un-
der the present political condi-
tions in this state seem to be as
sured
Bonner's Ferry Herald: Gov
ernor Haines is giving the state a
clean economical, sane admins
tration that has won favor in
every walk of life.
Elk River Sentinel: Governor
Haines has been an honest good
and faithful officer, he has done
no self-advertising and upon no
occasion has he been anything
loco tina n nxno11ant Mot IN al
him would be really foolish.
Solid in Southeast.
Adding import to the forecast o
Governor Haines' denomination by hi
supporters the papers o
the southeast are Jealous in their en-
1orsement of his record and advocac.
Of his denomination and re- election
The Rexburg Standard, the Idaho Fall
Register and other leading paper
place themselves on record as follows
Rexburg Standard: All the
leading newspapers of southeast
ern Idaho are supporting Governor
Haines for denomination and re-
election, clearly and Enthusiastically
rejecting the sentiment in this
part of the state.
Idaho Falls Register: The peo-
pie of Idaho will soon be con-
fronted with the question of
selecting a man for the executive
head of the state. There are sew
eral worthy men presenting their
claims for preferment and among
them the present governor, John
M. Haines, who has served the
state for two years and has served
the state well. There has been
criticism and there will be of any
man who occupies the exalted
office, but when the matter is re-
duced to facts, John NJ. Haines has
made a good, clean, honest and
capable executive and is entitled
to the denomination and election
at the hands of the people of the
state. From all that can be
learned Haines will receive the
nomination at the hands of the
people of the state and Repub-
lican party and will be re- elected.
He is qualified, is worthy and is
absolutely entitled to be returned
to the office.
McCammon News: Mr. Haines
has made a splendid governor and
is going to be renominated and re-
elected.
Pocatello Tribune: The present
state administration has a record
of having delivered the good serv-
ice to the people Hence the
administration must stand approx
ed as 1t has an eye to public well
fare and faith in the sanity of
its existing institutions right from
the day of election.
Albion Nugget: Governor
Haines stands squarely upon his
past administration and will be a
hard man to defeat. He started a
movement against high taxation
which 1t seems would be a bad
policy to interrupt at this time.