The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-10

I'd him 10 be The one man capable O.
curing the country of what allied Il.
For nearly six months basic con
ditions have been right for the re-
sumption OF activity along lines Of
biggest endeavor. and in America big
endeavor spells Zig achievement. hie
prosperity-boom. for short. These
conditions. however. have been hog
tied by political uncertainty. Might
ily as they have struggled for reeog-
nition-even for the right 10 COM
mand the business situation-they
have been made almost inconsequen-
tial by the doubt which hedged about
the presidential contest.
Now that positive decision has Ia
ken the place of doubt the real con-
dition of the country will get its in
ming. And It will get It under wholly
favorable circumstances. The ma
tional house has been set in order
for another four years There viii he
no more of political disturbance.
Continuing. the News SAYS that
basic conditions may be summed mp
thus
Plenty of money for all legitimate
requirements
Bounteous harsesis in grain and
cotton. with prices high enough 10
endow the growers with a larger de-
gree of prosperity than they have
ever known
A nation wide disposition 10 start
the wheels going again. and send
them along al full speed
Plenty of money. coupled with the
end of political doubt. means sup
ply OF capital sufficient for all reg
ular business needs, for the expan-
sion of growing enterprises. and for
the launching OF new ones
Bounteous harvests mean tremen-
dous tonnage and heavy earnings for
the railroads
The prosperity Of the farmers. mil
lions IN number and commanding
billions of dollars. means. as it diff
fuses itself through all the channels
of production and trade. a resump-
ton of the buying which has been so
largely suspended during the past
yvar-~This resumption of buying VIII
lead inevitably TO resumption of in
dustrial production TO full capacity.
The day Of hand-to-mouth exist
enee is at an end. The paddock is
OF the nations purse Hoarded
money IS about to come from cover.
and times viii henceforth be as they
were before the bankers lost their
confidence. and sowed The seeds Of
panic throughout the country
That hoom-days are at hand Is eyi-
dent on every side The talk Of las,
week that the result of the election
had been discounted in he market
adyanees-has been shown by the
quotations Of the last two days 10
have been bosh. There has been
heavy profit taking aut this selling
has been met by buying orders
which have forced prices TO new
high levels for the year
The public Is buoyant It has the
money, and Il Is eager for profits
thar have been 50 long withheld And
with al conditions right. the public
is coming into the market; coming
With all its strength. and with the
lmitless power OF il money Il Is
looking for profits. rather than for
bargains. and a. the force of its trad
ing is exer,ed in the market places.
profits are certain to be realized.
With all conditions pointing to-
ward profits for the public the time
for buying is nov. The quicker pur-
ehases are made the larger will be
the profits that viii be taken. Up
ward movements have but started.
and the big advances are yet 10 lie
made The benefoiaries of these adj
vances will be those who buy quick.
and who hold their purchases until