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SUPPLEMENT TO CONDON GLOBE VOL.. XVI APRIL. O, 1000, NO. 3. JONATHAN BOURNE, JR. ' '-. Republican Candidate for United . States Senator. CHAMPION OF STATEMENT ONE. Jonathan H'Hirnr, Jr., "millie Wore the Repnhhran primaries' for the nomination of Unit! States nenatnr In Cong-em, for tin long terni.Vointiienclng Marcn 4th, 1907, im born in New Hertford. r'eiruary 23. 1855, was a member of thecla of 1877 at Harvard University ; came to Portland May 16, 1878; was a Republican member of the Oregon legUlatore in the session of 1885; and the eitra tnjou of I8H0; wan one of OrVgon'a delegate to the Republican National Convention nf 1888, and Oregon's member of the Repnhliean National Committee from 1888 to 1802 and a delegate to the Republican National Conven tion of 1SD2, and wan elected ai a Mitchell Republican to the Oregon legislature in 1896. Mr, Ronrne hat been more prominently Identified with the development of the mineral resources of Oregon than any other man in the Hate, having ex I pended In the Ian 20 years over fl.000,000 of his own money In the acquisition and development of Oregon mines. 1 While Mr. Ronrne has had hit residence and main office in Portland since t 1878, he has had another ofllce at New Bedford, Mass., and has carried on the business of his father's estate since 1880, which makes him familiar with inany of the large Interests and leading men in the Eat. These qualifications. In con 'junction with his energy, originality, eiecotive ability and eiperlence In busi ness and political affairs, pre-eminently qualify him for making an able and In flutrtlal senator tor the State of Oregon. ' . Mr. Runrne has always favored eitending the direct power ol the people over their government as far as possible, He was one of the leading spirits In the Initiative and Referendum movement from 1806 nntil it was approved by 1 the voters at the June election In 1903. In 1004 he was member of the execu tive wmmitte of the Direct 1'rimsry Nomination League, and holds the same position with the People's Power League. In all these movements he has been one of the few to guarantee the necessary expense of preparing and proposing their men-ores to the people. ' lie says that the choice of United States Senator should be by a direct vote of the people, and that the legislature should be compelled to elect the man the 1 people select. To accomplish this result, he Is championing statement No. 1 ot the primary elections law as the only method by which public opinion may be crystalixed and made effective upon the legislature ' In bis petition for nomination he says: If I am nominated and elected I wiH, during my term ot office, favor: 7 ' x "Republican Politics " ' "Amending the National Constitution for people's election of United States Senators. ' r "Publicity political campaign expenses. "National control of corporations In interstate commerce, "Rigid exclusion of Asiatic coolie labor; good wages make good citizens. "Legal limitation. labor hours for safety on railroads. .( , , . "Parcels post, Including roral delivery. "Pure food laws. v ''.. "Liberal appropriations for Panama canal, coast defenses, river and harbor improvements, including Columbia, Willamette riversjCoos, Yaquina and other Oregon harbors, Celllo canal, Government canal at Oregon City. "Fair share of Irrigation fund for Oregon. ( "Loyal support of successful candidates. "Rigid enforcement of Statement oue. "Roosevelt for a second elective term. " "I desire that the following statement be printed after my name on the nom inating ballot: ' . " I will support President Roosevelt's determination that Justice be done ' all men.' " Real Estate Transfer ' DEEDS, W Lord et al to Gilliam Co. Milfing Po., Lot ft Block 78 in Con don, $80. J II Brummette to ,N. Bullard Lot 4 Block 2 Moyer's Addition to Condon, $65. C. II. Winkler to Mary E. Nick ola 160 acres, $1 J. 0. McKinney to J. OsWne, Lota 7 and 8 in Block 6 Arlington, $750.'-.. - ;.v.;; ' A. L. Douglas ,tb J. dsborne 60 acres, $200. . A. L. Douglas to J. Osborne 320 acres, $800. . , ' Mary E. Nickols to J. Osborne 160 acses $300. ' M. V. Logan to J. 4 Osborne 40 acres, $51. P. Q. Brockway to J Osborne 160 acres $500. ' N. R. R. R. Co. to J. Osborne 640 acres, $320. j PATENTS. . 'I United States to Grunt Wade 40 A. " 40 a. J, L. Turner 160 A.! N. Gregerson A. L. Douglas " Mary Nickels " A. L? Douglas " R. Denepi 40) A. lt 159.26 A. a ' (( It M
