The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-18

BUY NOW, is ADVICE
Activity of Rough Rider
Will Result in Better
ment of Business.

nancler or Boston, Mass, recently
sent out what he calls Public
Opinion Molder No. 49," in which
he takes as his subject Roosevelt,
the Returned Bull" The text of the
"Molder" IS:
For three months l have been
advertising.
with the return of America s
conceded-by-the-wh one
great leader a bull market will be
inaugurated.
IF l am correct prices will be
very much higher during the next
80 days.
"Since pointing public opinion to
the effect upon the stock market of
the return of Leader Roosevelt the
press has repeatedly asked how l
figured out that the return of a pri-
vate citizen could greatly influence
prices.
In human affairs, when chaos
reigns, relief can come only through
great leader. Chaos reigns
throughout the American business
and political world. During the
next 80 days, by the action of our
leader, order will come from chaos
and-the American world will ap-
plaud and then resume business, and
the European world will nod approx
al and resume its confidence in all
things American.
God works in mysterious way
his wonders to PERFORM But for one
thing the American people today
would be back on their prosperity
job. That one thing is to have the
circus leave town.
Roosevelt Great Man.
Through the action of this really
great man this truly great leader
of men-the present circus-produced
condition will be replaced by calm
business sanity.
Never mind what the other fell
low, or his keeper, cousin or step
brother once thought of theodore
Roose .elt. One and all during the
past Is months have had ample OPP
portunity to observe what the world
believes him. The worlds verdict
is that Theodore Roosevelt is the one
and only great leader of the Ameri-
can people. You may kick against
the worlds verdict, but you can't
dispute it.
Theodore Roosevelt may not be
the Almighty that he or his friends
may think him, but that he is mil
lions of miles nearer the mountain
peaks than any other American
leader is plain to all students of HUI
man affairs.
of course it is easy for us hum
BILE, sweat-incubating students, root
grubbers, tree bankers and leaf turn
ers-to say this, because we said 1t
when this mighty newer of wood
and drawer of water came out Of the
gloam. We said it when the bar of
the public scales showed his titled,
seeded and harvested 1.-THE to out
bulk that of all other workers. We
said it when the people laurel
wreathed him king. We said 1t when
the wolves and jackals, biting and
clawing at the wreath, were met,
baked and dispersed with a roar of
kiddish laughter. We said it when
this modern Samson's errors crum-
bled the pillars in their demonstra-
ton that he, like all, was only the
falible son of fillible man, and we
said it when he turned his back up
on the pleadings of his wiser-than-
thou friends and leerings of his
know-it-all enemies and sought the
solitude of the jungle that holds
the rising sun. IT'S easy for us
now when this man, leading from
the tepee of the gods the conceived
by-solitude twins, Humility and JUS
tlce, triumphantly re-enters his ma
tive land to take up again the car
eer which Destiny has marked out
for him.
''DOn't Be Asses"
Il would add: Don't be asses and
postpone action while worrying
about the details of the straighten-
ing out of the present tangled web
Of politics and business affairs. He's
here and while he is only a man,
like the rest of us, he Is virile,
honest, able man, and he Is all he
ever was and more-for he is fresh
and clear-visioned and more than
ever consumed to do the very best
thing 1t is possible for him to do
to assist his people to bull his coun-
try and--he Is the only American
today who has the entire confidence
of all his own people and all other
people, which means that Theodore
Roosevelt's presence now in the field
of American activities will make for
the betterment of present condi-
lions, and that the betterment Of
present conditions means the better