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PUBLIC OPINION.
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After all the r»nd ruler of th»* I’nit» 1 Stat* » I
f*ublic Opinion, (‘»ir.pn ». -j: tl • H- »*«>f
lU*pr».*s»*ntativcs, is much more r< -*n ive t»» th»
demand» uf th« public than i th«* S< nate. th«jugh
tins august Iwxly cannot r»
t the cofitinu« »l | r.
■tin* of the public’s d»-mands.
Th»*rv would never have 1»<*n Railway Rate I*
Watioti by O»ngr»■»-. but f. r th«- continu»-«! i - t-
enev of the jwwqik* from railwaj extortion at I un­
just and unequal charges. True, th«’ Senate ha-
not yet given its *air . ”t. *o tin*
acti • it < ( th»-
law, but it knows if it fail pi do so a < rnr !■ ■» ■
CARE IN SELECTING CANDIDATES.
would Com«* from th» public, u ha :n»i • pr i
bility that many of the men I-
An thia is th«- last issue of the N ew m that will
would be retire«! to private life, at I v th t » rva« h it# readers before the Primary Eelection. it
further prol«abilily of th«- d»*thron» n < nt of th» desire# to urge everyone to attend the Primary and
Republican |*«riy. So we can safely r< ly on th» from the number of candidates select th<nn- whom
fact tliat th«- Senate has h» urd a i »t< of v. ar
you think will serve the people with honest,', and
from the js-ople. Th»- railn ul S more will i am- fidelity to the |teople’s interest. A« all the candi-
a virtue of a nee«*; -ity and allow the rate m» a in* 'date# for United States Senator reside in the Sec­
tn become law. They may attempt to extract the ond (’onrrvsawnal district, so far ns location is
the claws of the m««n ur« by attaching aif ap|x d concerned, there is no choice between them. Sen­
lathe courts claus»« that would d«-tn»y th» ir.t« nt ator Gearin. being the only candidate of the Dem­
of th«* law. But if such should r» suit th« |»eopl«* ocratic |«»rty. w ill, undoubtedly. I m * the nominee of
will be heard front and v th m»iro dni-tn- d» r ai ■
that part}
Among th<* .-.» verat candidate* pn>-
p vi "ii I. •• II» ;■ ii> i..»'I *:•!<•. .!"’.atn:u. B-uime.
upon the railroad qiu -uai.
Public Opinion is likewi <» gathering uch fore- Jr., Is tile staunchest supporter of Statement No.
for tariff mu.-ion that even Spak«*r t .«ni »n, ti.»- i. Should he Is- the nominee he would be entitled
staunch«**! of stand;»attors, is beginning to h»-ar to the election, provided, of course, th«* lavislaturv
t
has a Rejuibliean complexion. Mr. Itmme ia bit­
the Republican party would »>n hav»’ n. ui»»bf. terly opjiosed by many Republicans, who assert
th«* tariff or the ;»eople v. ■ Id place ■^une oth» r that lie is a Isiodler and an all around immoral
¡»arty in power that v <«uld «Io <».
man. But when you ask for a specific instance of
Public Opinion is forcing city after city t«> de­ the afon said boudling or immorality, they invaria­
clare for munici|»al owr>r..’ i of i .! ■
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bly fail to specify. Certainly, Mr. I»«»irne is not
It is not now unrea.*«onabl< t
posing as an angel of goodness, for if he was and
n«r future every city in the nation «ill own and should I m * elected, he would is* so lonesome while
operate her street car, lig!.*, and water
occupying his x natorial seat that he could accom-
Public Opinion in Oregon f »n’» d the adoption of plish nothing. No one will accuse Mr. Bourne of
th« IniUaUvc and Referendum ai d the lhr»ct Pri­ dishonesty; nor of mistreating or underpaying
mary laws. It has made it ;»■- -¡ble for th«* i»e<>ple laboring men, large numbers of w hom he employs.
of Oregon to enact law thro igh <l:r< t 1« . :.it ”i.
Mr. Bourne is report«! to lx* a wealthy man.
or to rc|**al or nullify a law .o,a»-t»»i b. th» J . .
We believe his wealth has all Is » n obtained from
Walure. Puhla: Opinion hiw made it ;*• ibl«* for mining profMntie*. We have nev. r heard that he
the people of Oregon to indin ctly nam» United has obtain«! one* dollar of it through special legis­
States .*4 nator.
lative favura, nor from the exploiting of franchises.
Public Opinion moves slowly and only as the We reinemlx r that during the memorable "hold­
people become educat'd to the inqiortance and up” legislature, that In* w as accused of all man­
necessity of reform. But w hen the great ma »>f ner <>f immorality at his headquarters in Salem.
the American jx- pic dee ar d the » • .. <• • ' t r r. But this was all men hearsay and offhand accusa­
I
tions. Actual investigation failed to verify the
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charges, of course wine and cigars were not
■ions of two or three did» rent congre. -> r before strangers at his rooms; nor were they absent from
the rooms of any man who has i»«*n elected S»*na-
th«* demand in accompli-h« »1.
Never in the history of our Coveniment was th»- tor nt Salem for years. If he used money to in­
fact »«> well established as it is today, thal this i a fluence legislators in any wav, the fact has never
(¡oveniment of th«- ;»eople. by th* p. ¡ ¡< . ai I !> r been shown and the N ews believes he has lM*en
the people. It is being shown
the cot
wrongfully accus«l. Nor does it ap|x*ar that he
the governments of city, tat»
and the nation. has ever lieen connect«! with trusts or capitalistic
Undoubtedly the gni ping gn »d of c rp i-at .i concerns that have levied unjust tribute from the
■nd capitalistic combin»-» na.’i driven the p- .pl«- to
e. However, the N ews ex|»ects to support
assert their rights. The ;»-opl«’ have suffer«*»!
[jearin, and while Mr. Bourne would he its
have Lx-en abused an«i defrauded fora long lirn»- choice from the numlier of Republicans offered,
before they learned that, if tl.» y would, they culd yet the fight is no mat» rial concern to us.
l
Among the numl«*r of legislators, the p«>ple
have just as g»»od government ns the mu/.nty <>f should select only thoM* candidates who favor do­
the people desired. Having learned their ;* w« r. ing away with the Normal School graft, w ho stand
is it reasonable to suppose that the |>eopk* w ¡11 ever for a tax on franchises and for a State Iwink ex­
again b«-com«* lethargic as to the protect., t; of the aminer. They should favor the idea of every aj>-
right# of the common people? Is it roasonable to propriation, aside from those necessary for thi
_ sup|*»>s»*
. ile w ill that
allow
to
the themselves
|x*«»pl
support of the State government and for the peni­
be roblsxi in the future a they have 1«. n in the tentiary, reform school and eleemosynary insti­
part by con«oraU«»ns, trust , kink I«« r >. grafter tutes, standing upon its own merits, ami to not I m *
and boodlera? No. no! Having l»ani«»i in the includ«i w ith m*cessary appropriations, as was the
bitter sch««ol of experience, reformatory lav will case with the blanket bill of last aes-ion.
n» t
Hupp’««* Mr Fumtah »hunk! have
tw»«n
I fbtaut-tvdly thv appr< •
priatteaa tad uoiikl have ta vn p.*--«* I
ailh tin* «»tneiy* ney rlatum* aUaohi**! an«l
linn. M A. MiHer »•! L«l»a!.«*i wLo
Hon.
B. Hunten. <4 HiìUta’ro, Waah- :
rolK’ita th« rotea <>( Liun < * unty ta i?»<>- («ion < ’-unty, t>r»p»n wah tn town th» J«» j it u» ol h.i'v I.I' I*** th«
bill. iMhvr like ni«-«»un s may cntnr up
vraui, it and obpftlly »««rthy «4
M<»n«ta) l<**lti«i|f after life* ifitetr*»te iu tl*r
eletmn . mainly ! »r the rva» n that r»«'«* L*r Ih** ih un ina Itoti L»r ( vit^rt**# n tn th«’ fiiturv, and it will I«* «i*tb»m for
the pt*i»pte I*» n tain for their U“vvrtx»r,
nearly rveryta»uy in Linn ( • -unit irrv- th«* Itejtibhian
Mini <h«Ì»j»\»red th« man who hae* priori! !iin>i**-|( lota»
»¡vet vr ol |«artv, «i*
* the p »di um (*. n>«X't th«*
uftur <4 «»wr j'la« v, ' thvir frivn<|. Thv tlhtuil «ho pr«>kr*
be maintained «biriti«; tl • ta*t *<*- n
Mr. IliiftUrit in ti* yoar»
»en*, a t*aUtv himovlt to ta* true ta Miler titan im « who
tfw Icvirlature. !li«lr««L the ran i. m ’« t <4 Indiat a, and |>a-*-hvrd in
for thr ta * • *turv at
imn»* • !«< - year*. 11 n* tath«*r w »» n «•» «I»! t« r in < ’• tn- i ta untrtad.
Won, be I«* Iteinocral <>r K<j
n. f«awy <», talli Indiana V «-huiU-vr lutai«-)
who *!***• hot lake thr -am«* p* -iti«*u try, and l‘*t bi* Id«* at th* Lauto* <4
h tHiw
•* H ft nmjxnty <4 tbr
Mr. Miller did • n S rmal a* I
l«l -»ti Jt ..»• 4. « ».il
Kiver. Mr. Hu«t«»nta ruotiirr mm Í AVi»lMlf.r«' L«» I m * ».
and nj»*n a|-| r« ¡ r at '-u*. w
»land h (Lu* leit a widow with thrift* rLiMr« n to Lav»* Muttftrriìwftjl U* S!ai> iHvnt S<». I. H
very Mill rl“ • h r « • * li> n
kvpr> •* a ropi'ort, »d * tn »in Mr. llnsiun, th** <>M* *•» ti»»- «*• n*11»ift!*! L»r Hrantor wh i»
Blivve from thr «« uhU*«* where tio*»
In Ihm |w*<>| h», h ill I m *
l»y
<-~t, mm * thr
ohi. An thw wire
called .\orn.al rc I m - !• «re 1« •* a tv-1 Wtd tell with trrt litth’property, h •» child
th«* I Ji's* i » sa tu r«» Il ti»«»
piati
row* up to thr n«*it *« •-
I tif I *. -
L«w«l WMonruj ptivatiou and u*tL By work« «vil. <»thvr *t•!«•■» will im .» apt I m
¡alairri .■»•»V lli*D«t« nt li.all r\« r, that la I «• ri Htf <<n thr tariti hi ama* n ill. and iiwtlvrn •iu«r our law
thu* itnultiftliy
thvir r»i*i•*• * h*r th« paH l*v> war* > t on th* railroad, and l»y the «acrili« «•* <4 ii>tr««lu<a' • n»«th«"ii «4 < U m : tittf S#nftt«*rw
pai.l ami that llirj tor allowed a »utta i- hi* nvdhar, hr tartwdrd in gettiti^ aa In
vote <4 th« |»*«*plv. U'hvn a
ent »urn (<»r luaint« nanr. during tl.» «whirMtU'U. Ilr wan tor Itsr»*** irar* rm- majority «4 th« rtatm hav» »»toptMil thi««
next two yraiw. Mr. Miller, (r*m hl» pl««ytft| by thv ¡"alita I •' iìaiir«>ad
t»r «imitar plana, it will lw*v«»tiiv p >*Htblv
iTfewlrdfp- obtained aj»m tl - matter m rany, I w I tig j-art «»( the tiior n ««*clu»i> loinibTnit an ainrwltnmut t«> tlw* f«**lrrHl
Die pa-t i* th« i!
ai ai • i a» that
and. Ile cattar lo Orinoti in thr >| ring «'■»lifttHull«•*« I« th«1 alftlr», F«'«piiring ah
wr roald ecteil le deb H ’be pl«» - I of taft.1 and wortonl on a ln*ni that tear. Svnat*»r* t<» ta* ••I<*»*1« m Ì hv Ihm |*'«,pk*. iw-
I m the Gv^tattirv», am n< w
the«** grafter*.
In Januar), '. hm I, ha tavan th«* ptaciicr Mead
The fnrnda <4 the N* rmala would >•4 law in Hi tata ri. wh«r»* h* t
v<«r StM« fatati ia»*« Lu- thr |{>ku«ie «4 Hr pre*
nitAef that
u**ul<l rend anv other tuner rrwi<l«ftl. lie Rmetl < tic term hi Mfitativr*
• rv*»iuUvii t«i ntibm.il
___
____ ...
Then,
Mr
Miller’*
mtn tftan
hr,
““
thv Mate ."M-tuilr, and La* taft*n im L cn >I wtH'li tin aitM-ti liiM-tit, but the binale
director at lldlata>n> for 1L* jrrar*. rrem« wouhl ihmvf ««»mur.
■n.f .-jB^ully tb<- ntintrv <li»tr i- >Utt « '<*ry % st»« mH al wrry » lc<‘ii««n. lit*
•*tgl.i t*ic«’fiiii»«*i»lI»» bh I* taxpuyerw Liv ha* I» eil pr« a.dvtit o| ihr
Bar Aw j
I OK
¡.ih» hirer of making tin- public
I ■ I» w* iati«•« ami mrwftj <»n it* gririancr
Boc-’Jiy ■♦*•“•’'• «ni limi’ ugh that th« erotimilter »»rvvral wart»
Hr rank» a*
1 hcrvby am»’»um*c myaelf a* a ^an*
boys ami girla. wh.»-e education el. . on« «4 th«* beat lawyrra in <>r«y<*n, and
with grw«luati«n tr”tii Hu pul l* - •* *>l La* arcuiteli a trd a vota privare troni hia «Ihlate f«»r the i«publican n<»nainatmn
a re weil s»|wipp«*«l l"r the Iwtth- -*i III.*. practice. Hr i* n arnri and han Ihre« h»r nt at« «• nator from Linn county,
viibiv't te tha will «4 the voter» al th«'
Mr. Mtllvr « <>t»u.l«-i with all Uiv « hildrvii
Bri mt indr|«rn«irnt, Huai« iah primary ehwlion to h« h»l<l IU Mll.l
ly, hr dote not want th«* offliro for the
county < n April 2U, I'OH.
luouv) there ia in it. Ilr atan«U firtnly
1 (a%<>r th»- rtri»-t»»*t economy in «tat*
;*w ( b re ! H prwpnatmi - .il. s- tiiat foT tlir M.ilitiiutu Itatr tata nd%*4*att«d In
ami rotinty governnirnt». I latAr I h .14
eu, h parlKalar t» ni w..ol«> stami ti|-.n th«* Prcfthlrnt. lh* u* t rrrs ptranant
Ha merita. Ha l hi»
w- prevailed, the ftCfabl«* grilltenuiil t<» itafft’t, and made i «. r <>ur .tat»* riwtionB at the «am»* tint«*
a« our national rltili'X»*. •« U will .Io-
State would not have La»l V« par int* »• -t many aurin frtvnd* white m thia citj
cresaeMir tax«*«. I fa.orgiMMl r «4- «n>l
■ »milita l-.wi’l i.ec, —arv for the main­ ladmnun < 'ritrri«»n.
npial ai»l ju«t taxation
tenance «4 t'x u<v>«eary Stale IneU-
The |«-«>|.l» «Io.til.1 not be tax«*I to
tutioue.
11 he is retnrnwl t>. the Senate, his ex*
What b»w thv |*»»ptc c4 On^tMh mtnaort l>»»ir normal « t I mm H b ; one i»
•umrirnt
when taken in rotin«*ction
■rertamv 4 the |**t, will elisi..« him to £ft>nr«l l»y eterting «»«•'»»r'gv E. Ch»tnt»rr-
aerwmpl eh a very great »k-ai u re u tt>« tam iw»vmi<»r? On «lune l nell rvery with our pul'li»- gra.l.-l w I ioo I b . «late
«ature sr—ioue, in tl>e way «4 cutting volvr in <»rnt«»n <»it aay whrthvr or noi univi r.itv ami Agricultural Coil«*«». I
vat grail and etlravagame, than be ha* thv Mate «hall |«ay atawit |375,iW)l> that ».|>|«~e the »y.tem that prrmitii a run-
a the |«at. At a ma-» meeting aeon waa appr««prta<nl far p»n«■«•«• «»ihrr tinual rhan^e <>( artiool text hooka.
The -trip nrluding «aluabh* mineral
alter hie return In m the la-t »•-- h . i . than ter thr atipiorl «»( th« >tate covarti*
and lof Ini i*«nal aiwl » rwt»i««»r»- atni timber lamia taken <>fl of |jnn an>l
• Ire -wonle <4 Lekwm n. Renuhlieaas as
firen Io I mim * «houl.l lie letnrncd to
\x »
wait kv • IWne-ral« eadoraad bi* li-girla- .u . li -• It».: I* I •
■inn county.
•pp»«»uriati »n* tali w»a alwml t*> ta»
Her actum
Honing in the will nl the aovereign
¡ ••»«•s! by thr 1.« gn»lalt»rr, •»«! lo whivh
Het thi* ertale i* entirely Bntwrflti
VMS» 'V pi,’ kn.’W that Mr Miller < thè «tnertrritrv ciao»«* a a» lo ta* altarlivd, people ol tlm «tntr who liavi< rnart«*t
'(¿ae«» i ami true !«■ their interest*, l*vVi»ri»or ChftMtta’rtali» h*t Ih«» tari ta* the ilirert i.rimar law, a»vi hring <le-
giving it a fair trial. 1 «leprnii
the- know that if be co uhi hare hem kixfwn thal br a«mkt vrt«» U • tii«-;v-uro, airottB
I w on mv Irllow citia. ob to aelert nett
«ontrofle»! In the interests <4 any »rah ante»» ih« viBvrifrtivv ciati»»
June
for
Vnitnl
stat. « senator a dtiaan
ar- les* Isgidalii.n, tliat it would have retnoìml. l’or il ih« bill «hmild Lr
been »loo»’. Xtiowing that lie l.aa tarea paaar«l a» an amaraency uamaurr, il <>t thre slate who will support the atl-
’Ae.1 sad pr>»Bn hinmlf trae loth. • oul'l h»\» bercine a la» l’»h# teter» lite nun BtrntMin of J'menlewt it.-.-evelt
it„ v,»
».Born a W W amriT
U
■de he will be nominated ami re- iMMipl» rotil«| brini: thè Krterenduin
Srtrel by a ha.id- IV mamrdv. In this i*ear. (terorn«»r ( Lai»‘ertain'« thrrol
hreati
Albany, Oregon. .March SB, 1’BM.
and age men vh stami by th»- gun — ha«l thè droirtd ••!!•*< l an I in ron»*.
rlevtion
■sbu M*vu laiUJul ta th* trust Hup. red •iox*nr« tb« | m **|»I v a ili cay
wiU i<y ita» b U or
Cher», aa* «ret turned dvwu. 'lea •U ji *wb»th«r
illOl 1.1» HI NOMINAIEI» AM»
Kl.-I.l lx II I».
■late for tiw nomination f *r the ■ tfi.w ol
jbe unacted which. supp»»rt«-»l by Public Opinion,
will make it impcmauble for the pnslatory goun-
dr*ls to continu«* to plund«*r th«* public at pleasure.
Why. l*ui»ii«: Opinion is even forcing the Standard
Oil Company to make some movement towards
iclieying the law. It is forcing th»- coal opml
1 and coal earners to at least be willing to treat with
the c»«l miners. It is forcing the gas companies
all «»ver the country to reduce ga« rates.
W henever the people will bwnu*h political preju­
dice from their nun«Is and conclude tliat th«* wish
of all law-abidmg citizens ia guo«l government, and
that g«>o«I an«l tro«- men may dilfer in opinions as
to how to r,-a» h that result, then it becomes ;M»«>i-
bk* to accomplish reforms. When hon«**t. true
m«*n differ in opinions, either of th«*m may be right
Your neighbor may be nght an«l you wrong. Let
us cultivate the spmt of chanty for the opinions of
others an«i dnve prejudiice from our minus. By s»»
doing w«* becom«* better citizens, and as the stand­
ard of citizenship is raised, the standard of guv-1
eroment mint mwessanly keepptice. Let us ever»
l»ear in tniml th«* fact that there arc many more
honest, law -abiding citizens than then* an* dishon-
«•st. Iaw-bn*aking ones, ami that if th«* g««xl citi­
zens will simply act together and pull for what is
nght and just in governmental affairs, in the «end
they will win.
Csutr ShertS
Subject to th« Will el th» I'wm.cmtk-
votera al U><- lortho-ming Primary
Klwtiou.
j. r. B Mia
Crtecs-
L b W am .
T«*wrwa l>««»■« iiavm V<WUM «* f I « m C o .:
I Lrrebjr aiMMMMMt
» »••mli'latc
k»r Ihr froiulr.ation b»r the » ttire ut
Ccixtv Clerk
Htibjaet in th« will <4 th«- pv»mnrratlc
roter» al tl«c I o HI mn 'iiuntf Primary i l«c-
r X TATXS
Alt&sr* Oraron
T » ma Itari io it * < VoTiKiu» >»r Lift w Co
I iix-rrby *nn*>unt** nnwlf a candidate
f e th«* n- tn natri ci ter the thew I
Cnrtr Tramm
" jh a , t to th«' «dl »4 the roter» at th«*
Í. rthcomu 1‘rtinari b l«*cth-n li elevi*
««I, my policy will I*, an it haw tww»n dur*
ihg thr pr««*eiit term, ta'hret a<x*»»unl>h<
f*«r all public rnnfirt« rwri««<l and dia-
tairwed, arul the true taCauce tn Ire
turned <>vrr l*> mv anwroaor,
JAMBS BXJmrS.
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New
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Sew -Twi
Shadow cl
M«w ahito
A compie
HMUUa
Light and
Sweat
ROYAL
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BAKING
POWDER
RAW
Ahaolutoly Pura
RatUdyapepl'ci may be eaten
without Inconvenience
even by peraone
with delicate
ditieatlon
AGRICULT
John iWre Si
l>is<* Harrow m
and Molino V
ituolr’ to or«!«
man «t Taylo
American Fi<
«■iiiiliiislr tlor «
H!.l I Iti le\X CANPlPATE FOR t'NITEH STATU SENATOR
Champion of Statement One
J onathan B o I’ rne , J r ., camliflatv lM?forv the Republican Pri­
maries f«»r tin* nomination of I’nit»*»! State-» Senator in Congress
for the lonjr term commencing March 1. 1*. m >7. was born in New
Bedford, Ma-^t hu'» tt-. !’< mnry —1, 18.55; waa a menitM*r of the
class of 1K77 at Harvard University; came to Portland Maj 16,
1S7X; was a Republican memlier of the Or«*t-on 1^ - islature in the
session of INNaan»! the extra se ssion of liW6; was ont* of Oregon’s
delegates tn the Republican National Convention of I. nn X, and Ore­
gon's m»*ml»er of the Republican National Committee from jsssto
lh*.’2, and a del« /at«' to the Republican National Convention of
1SH2. an«! was el« t«*d as a Mitchell Republican to the Oregon Leg­
islature in I KIM».
Mr. Bourne has l»een more prominently identil'u <1 with th«*
development of the mineral resource» of On*gon than any other
man in the State, luiving expended in the last 20 years over
$1.000.000 of his own money in the acquisition an«l development of
Oregon mines.
While Mr. Bourne has had his residence and main office at
Portland since 1S7H. he has had another office al Now B»*«if<>ni.
Massachusetts, and has carried on the business of his father’s
estate since 18N9. which makes him familiar with many of the large
interests an«l leading men in the East. These qualdicalions in con-
s
i i» a ¡fY,
S*»Th ». u hvrwby gUrt» «hat i»w un tar-
r•*«»I h «• Iva ta *l-«i>
>y the i«»tinly
* **nrt of I.Inn t .«toty,
•*1mtnl»<n»t«»r
of tl*r «wtetr r»| t*ft A
1 Ui« *‘I «*•**••’« I. All
}w rwm« h*v In« < Ulm» iMtaln«* wtM «»tale aja »
hrrvLy nviiUf!*! io invrea »tl the »» mbw to
OtMty IU cordar
nu l.*!»i<n »I «I lh’ ’ ff -* *»f i- I-
I itH
WaiftMkal fVtnk II »IMIn«, AltMity. «W wo ' a
Miblvct to the dec »aton •*( the
• nit ri«t»v« r k» him *»» *» ?»y
r«x|Ulr«'*h
emh« I’dera at thr lurtbcvmtng pri* »
, . • . -
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marie«
I
T I» M* VI Alft.
U I. ftwA».
AdkUlMfcHnU W
Alt‘»rn«'\ fnt lAn»h»IWftwlor.
T” nr» P km « mni V
u* »r LteftCu.
|K»n’l Make It ill April I od
I hereby antHMUica mvM'if a ranthdate
lint rail anti mt th' yotir account
for U»v nomination t«*r «»ita «’ of
lltv*.
We hawe attrclr car ric*Hl long
e«'l ai > «a ff-V r« •!<
I <»r Linn Coiintv *ubp • t I-» 11 iv w i II « 4 eti«aigh fot on«' limo,
FkMMkiK*» M kat MkBKrr
th«* inter» of the I‘«in* h -rat ir ¡Mirty at
thr tertlivoitiiii< prliuari«*».
>• Hl 1» I • A WMON
Albany, <
w
i • Fm Itavi hi »«
Vor» h » < >» I ** n < «». :
I hereby anntxinrr mvrolf a va rn ibi at«*
hr th«* ¡»olii i nation |«>r the <»Ctkv of
Gmuxty Sheriff
>tll»j«M t t«> th«* «di of thr elertora <4 thr
K» ptihli- ah |*arty at th«- furtlicotuiAg
Primary t»lv< tM>n.
___
R. L ’rmrz
of Rartaburff*
11» Fite Ital i m it hx Vote»«» < >r I ixw <
I hereby aun «tin»«* n >’•*!( a candidate
(or thw nomination l«»r theater «4
Sute Senator
Hiil»j«ft't t‘> the will <4 Ihr rl«*« tora «4 the
L
1‘riHian rlw I mhi
CKRLT3ÎTS 3CX
encc in business and j> »litieal affairs pre-eminently qualify him for
Alba&y Orejen
making an an able and influential Senator for the Stat«’ of Oregon.
a%rt* Voraaa « >r l.ixx < ’«»
T > I nr
Mr. Bourne has always favored extending the direct ;>ower of
I her« by animuiM'e in%m H a < rti«b«ì.Alr
the |wopk* over their government as far as possible. He was one. i> r th«* n> niinntion for tin* uthvv u!
state suuare
of the leading spirits in the Initiative and Referendum movement
Mtlvri t to the will of tin* vln tor» «»( thr
from 1896 until it was approved by th«* voters at the June election |h in<« rati« party al the fortin*«»tiling
in 1902. In 1904 lie was a member of the executiv«* committee of iTiinary «ir t» n
X A. XILLXR
the 1 hrect Primary Nominations Ix*ague, and holds the same por­
Lebanon Or^rau-
tion with the People’s Power League at this time. In all these!
movements he has l»een one of the few to guarantee the necessary
expenses of prejvaring and promising their m«*asures to the people.
Of lhl!«da*r«>, Witfthintftofi < ’•♦tllitv,
lie says that the choice of United States Senator should be by
Candidate f«»r Noiuiiiatiuu ter
direct vote of th«* p«*ople, and that th«* legislature should l»c com­
pelled to elect the man the (»eople select To accomplish this result
he is championing Statement Numb»*r One of the Primary Elec­ On Iti’publirnn Tt-krt. Favore Maxi*
mum list»* l««w —Parcel* PoBt—No more
tions law as the only method by which publie opinion may be -» ripping of Public lato.la.
crj stalizeil and made effective upon the Legislature.
In Ins p»1^ on for ’’.»¡nination. he ays.
The »lirect primary law hn» brought
“If 1 am nominal«’'! and elect««l, 1 will, «luring my term out some caisli.iai»-« of g»««l aiamling in
the I mi - imbs wurl»l—among tlimi Willis
of office, favor:.
1. fiuniway lor Mate Prmt.-r. He i« a
tl.or»»ugh printer ami manager of the
Republican politics.
Anilrrw.ii A I’liniway Prinlingt'omjiany.
Amending National Constitution tor People— Election Illa pl.'.lgeot retr •Iwlili ent tn tie liaavy
,<et ■ I th«- stat,* Printing Office is bring­
of l'nit«*d States Senators.
ing him much support.
l’uldi«*itv Political Campaign Expen-» s.
N'ati’ i I Control of <‘or^Miratioiis in Inter-t.it.’ < 'oin-
ni«*rc«».
Rigid Excludon <»f A-iatic t'oolie Labor: <»o»»'i Wag«*
3. B. HUSTON
Congress
CANDIDATE FOE STATE PRINTER
%» Hrpublkait
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L. W.
%|»ril ’JO,
1 OOH-
——
RI*AL ESTA
I '« 4fnf«* |*rh»i«,r sh»«>tht uvei I tine..*.
*.*rj »*« prn* IH «ir«*« ah <t give a «quart» »hai t«a
I ha latfwyrri» Politicai iut»»H|nily«»r» hase
no l>ii»tib ■■-* to ««»« ul*’ li» « «patitimi Ihr offri*»
•nd uo righi t«i a «Il vl«mii of Uw rinohiiiH*nta,
I phr-ìjfr «tu
t*u«lH*v*ellkft s4iului»-
tr«i*
W
l»ui»t*av
••Mi l’un osti? I* a **0010 mai», a l»r«w»-t nitri,
t
ht n > i , ri m u*h" fttowiw tu'» »
una
Office with Thi
»Scio, <
Farm anal city |>i
•Mb I Ut» lb* Uaual «
U ¥••»> want to» *•
t«dl tt it tt « an !»■ M'
buy, I can Hud th««
K M. I ’»I U »W N
I \MI>ll>»rK K»H
I I X N
« • • i
X I \
I
At Repuiilnsn primary, April 20.1'Kkl
narzn i
Ohl tune I in
II nominated and riveted, ! wiH
work f r th«* ta **t mtcreete of l.intr
<otuih and < >rr<»»n.
J. G. GIL
í
r>
Ha* <*Mtablndt«*4
in >ci<» ant
lu »In
»
wv>r
Í
ÿ
branche«
tinte b r tl.v I «■-»».<cratic nonutiatiou tor
the III» <4luw of
County XUocrder
Snli >»t to the will of the tk-nxeretie
To tub Prw.*>»««» Vorra« or I t«« Co.
I herví», anneuncr myxelf a catrlftat» voter« at the 1‘rui.ary I .Iwlion. to b*
hei.l it* tiri» County April 20th, I1SM.
for tb« ixxuinatioti of
Meritar of Sou»« at Rspressatatíve»
ir.A ▲. rs£L?3
riu-ru'rr«-. Crodon.
of th» Í¡M le<i*»at»vv A*»» ii.tJv <*l the
Slate of Oreg*»n,
to th« f*vut-
To THIS l»BM>« B itti V..IBSB or I IBM Co. :
orratic Tot»-r» at Primary Elaclton on
I lierehy annotila'» myself a eamlidate
April 3U, V.»«l.
for the nomination for the oflhe of
rxxLsnro t. osrnrr
of shclVura Prcemev
P. <>., Jeff* .-win. Oregon. «
County Tmnrtr
Snl.je *t to th»- »I«* iaion ‘»I the IVtno ratic
voter- al th»- Primari Election on April
Tot«« ltaw.M«%n< V otvmm nr l.iww Co
1 herebv aimotim*» mi-elf a c»n<hd»t«
f<»r the nominatMm f« r the «»thcr of
CsoatT Ccmmliii3L.tr
Buhtart to the •hvi« on of th* ik«mo-
rratic voter* at th« Primary Lh^ ti- n on
April 30. PWH
I further »tate that my
p»hcy, if r|«*» tr»L will l>* “K<|ual ainl
ria« t juftttea U> all atnl tp«cial pffivttefva
k> Boa».”
ftein, (h»»nn.
a. a. xiLtazn
Xorth -do Treclact
To tub l‘awo»mrn V«vT»a» or l.lv*» ('o.:
I twrebr anronnre mys»lf a i-amliilatc
for the iion.fnat.on for the office of
W..
tint
fail
C»»atT 3hen2
Hut.jert to 11 IT will O< the unter» nt the
ItamHierntie I*arty at the forth»oming
Primarv iUmtem.
o s slant.
Albaar. Oregca
To res I»«w»w»«Ttr VoTCM or l.twa Co. :
t herab?- aabutaiac» iu, anil aa a ■ maUl. «
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