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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
THE STOCK BOOM.

The public has away with the stock market
again. The professional operators have found them
selves helpless in the the deuge OF buying
orders from all the country. The lambs have
hocked into SITS. in such numbers as to
drive out the wolves
But the wolves always have their turn. Just when
their turn Will a question that stock
purchasers might do well consider. goes up
must come down" certainly a stock market in
school playground investors. in the contagiou
enthusiasm of such a boom, soberly themselves
whether the stocks they buying are really worth
the price they pay.
The market quotation, a higher one, may be justi-
fed by the corporations present dividend and
earning but is that earning power permanent?
VIII it continue long enough enable buyer to
profit by his investment Will he break even by the
time the dimnishes the market says
As the financial editor the New York World re-
marks stocks worth what they are selling for,
under old-fashoned investment rules
ings to be maintained for any length Thus
United States Steel commons earnings he says fully
Justify its quotation. NO industry however
much subject fuctuation the steel industry
and yet one tell how far the present tide of
prosperity will rise how long the day reckoning
will be postponed 1t may not be necessary yet to
hang out the danger signal But any
with money TO invest will do well TO exercise caution
instead of bindly following the crowd.
Speaking generally, the public always loses in the
stock market. That is because the amateur investor
doesn't buy stocks rising market has called his
attention to them and he pays the highest price
later his value. The expert in
weston buys when prices low and unloads on the
amateur when they high
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

OF 4.11s5O7 progressives thought ne did because
Woodrow Wilson didn't plunge our country into war
with Germany and Mexico Such grounds for sur
retreat hari-kari was to be expected from
the blood-hirsty colonel and a bid for a little matter
OF 4119,5o7 votes not be by whews.
even II the captain OF surrender reeked with gore.
Furthermore, Mr.. Whews assures us that ne agrees
with the colonel in everything that he which
suppose past present and future especially
since the colones surrender and we have from the
colonel too. that words be backed by deeds"
IN addition which. right on the Of this
Battle Creek speech. now comes the scdate md-man-
nered, cultured and hair-oiled Clifford Pinchot con-
progressive with say follower the
oyster Bay rencarnation OF Alexander Caesar Fred
erck the Great and Napoleon and Clifford also wants
to see the blood run. whereas Wilson didn't make it
run
Woodrow Wilson weakened our nation according to
Mr.. Pinchot. by declaring war on Germany Like
Roosevelt. he is for Whews.
Mr.. whews has a hot issue. something far SUI
perior warmed-over protection issue The snort
ing forth of smoke birthstone odors from Roose-
velts fiery nostrils had taken something merely
natural to the crtter worst by his having
to get into bed with Bill Taft and the horrid male
factors Of wealth more but when the per-
fectly genteeI poised, studious wholly unselfsh
Pincho declares for throatcutng have feel that
it's really issue.
teries mutated youth starvation pestlence burning
churches wrecked school houses empty homes general
barbarisrn.
Wilson-peace and prosperity.
II is Mr.. Whews issue, made by Mr.. whews closest
friends 1t is secretly backed by every
element that makes money when the people are
in hard luck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

other for taking roll calls. and yet
no mechanical voting system is i'm
use in congress.
During a long session of con-
gress." the monthly says "a math-
ematician figured that fifty-six DAYS
had been consumed in roll calls
alone A voting machine. which is
now being considered. has taken go
600 roll calls. IL would give con-
gress 200 years work 20 call the roll
that many times The inventor. BOr-
nett L. Bobroff. Of Milwaukee. Wis.
has installed his system in the state
legislature of Wisconsin. and il is
giving excellent service there In a
single session Of congress, he says he
can Top off thirty DAYS work by call
ing the roll with his machine.
Each member votes by pressing
a button on the desk in front of him.
He and everybody else can see how
he voted. as his vote duplicates it
self on a large board within the view
OF all. The board also totals the
vote automatically In the event
that a member wishes 70 change his
vote. ne merely presses another but
ton provided for that purpose and
the total ayes and noes is accord
ingly corrected on the board"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
WITH OTHER EDITORS
THAN OURS
SAVING ON ROLL CALLS.
INDIANAPOLIS News Indl

Indianapolis News Ind
The obviously large amount of
time consumed by congress and
other legislative bodies in the TAX
ing of roll calls, has long appealed
10 the inventive mind as a field for
mechanical ingenuity. But the in
ventive mind. while practical in
some directions often works in
naive disregard OF other considera-
lions. II is well known that many
inventors are poor business men. 1t
is 10 be doubted. therefore. whether
in contriving devices for the rapid
registering of legislators votes they
have given due consideration 10 the
business Of legislation as viewed 5y
the practical parliamentiarian A
system OF swift yote-;aking would
remove one of the handiesc weapons
of the hlibuster. Though the OBJ
structiOn OF legislation by artful de-
lays. including the time-consuuning
roll call. is often annoying and rep
rehensible. the method has also been
used in the public interest 70 pre-
vent undesirable action For nearly
"A century, the Popular Science
Monthly says, inventors have de-
yised instruments of one sort or an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
THE CENTENNIAL AND PAGEANT.

south Bends-and st. Joseph countys-Indiana cen
tennial celebration is today longer dream but
reality Nature alone can from being one grand
continuous success The work of year scenered
sTon three days. The people have responded no
the matter Of service and quite reasonably in
the matter of a financial guarantee. wholesome pa
.tronage plus kindly exhibited from the skies;
and the effort and trouble that it has been TO the
management and promoters will have been proven a
million times worth while
But speaking OF this worth" mark this: The
term is by no means used monetary sense, save as
every good thing always by its Improvement Of a
people evolves certain monetary benefits No local
human being possibly proht by this under
taking few people who been giving their en-
tire time to the work have paid but a single
director chairman committee. character in the
ranks can profit a cent Even materials and supplies
that have ben purchased locally. been bought
mainly without dividends the seller. Nothing
undertaken in South shown more rock-bottom
patriotism or has been evolved with civic pride
1t happen again, with the purpose in view
for another hundred years. A centennial but
in century.
AID every seat provided at Springbrook park must
be occupied every night prices scheduled pay
the expense involved means you gentle
reader to DC your share, must be patron This effort
has b5en made provide YOU with entertainment
that is money Aside the patriotic duty
and civic pride that YOU individual should
have enterprise YOU viii get the worth of your
investinent-that your Of ideal absorb
ing order for you, every OF you, and it
is done to prove great Indiana that
Joseph county back the matter of state
centennial celebrations for
The pageant browning feature of the celebration, is
described before historical review of the
county-and of south Bend and Mshawaka in partcu-
lar-reduced brief episodes tableaus. present
ed in flesh and blood 5000 characters You here
pretty much same thing that Of
which moving pictures made YOU get the original
rather likeness there is three nights
tonight Wednesday and Thursday nights,
opening sharp at 1850 ocock--a complete show every
ught-for cents. - cents sl0o and $500. accord
Ing as dts your purse
The MANAGEMENT has done its part now, aside from
the presentation the proof OF work-and the bal
ance is mp 10 YOU, YOU meaning everybody. Are you
loyal dsloyal To your community? Do you care. or
don't YOU care. for civic PRIDE Are you shallow
Drained unappreciative individual who cares nothing
for things that appeal the head the
and YOU ught-wad9
not We viii expect to see YOU at the pageant. on
one OF those nights
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
PHILANTHROPY'S BIG PUSH

According to advices from New FORK, great philan
hropic drive about launched against Ameri-
pOcketbook. The cohorts of applied charity are
being modified, and the leaders plans are prepared.
They only paltry $3.50 600 apiece
from every man. and child of u.s. or some S37
from each family
This modest sum, it appears, is intended mostly
churches, colleges hospitals and allied eleemosynary
situations. not.for ordinary expenses
but for undertakings Buildings o be erected
OF millions be applied to pension funds
niversaries 10 be celebrated missionary
be broadened, ventures OF many contem-
plated on vaster than even gined before
in the annals of American philanthropy
The tirne opportune. the leaders say country
is infested with superfuous money We are in danger
rushing speculation overexpansion in dan
of sinking into selfish and corruptng luxury They
Will from the perils of prosperity.
Plainly its going to be a tug OF war between philan-
thropy and automobiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
OCTOBER 3, 1910.


Following in the footsteps Of the Santa Ana, Calf
justice who sentenced young California millionaire
10 jail for speeding the Cleveland Ohio judge who
put a society and prominent architect in the
workhouse for the oense. now comes San Diego
police court and high school boys to 80
davs i'm Jail for annihilatng the speed puts
them to work cleaning up the police automobiles.
The father Of one of the unhappy lads says:
1T is good ordinance OF course, hate TO
see my boy in jail. Still [ believe it will be a
good lesson Cor him"
You bet it will will also be good lesson for sew
era boys whose indulgent daddies own high
powered cars. The courts are waking up and,
some day walking the streets may be safe as roam
ing around in an aeroplane Anyhow, if the young
rironaires the society and the high school
boys are the speeding habit will be whole
lot safer than it is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
ROosEvELT-PlNCHOT-WHEws.

Ureed. as Ne have been TO reread Col T. Roosevets
Battle creek speech-this by OF those local old
guard henchmen who years ago spent most of his
time denouncius the colonel "a renegade and booze
nghter. but now beholds as holy OF hoIies-we
have done so. and formed conclusion And here
too. is "a word 81 pity FOR Candidate wbews. We are
convinced that psuperike Mr.. whews may be in his
possession OF issues OF such speeches by T.
Roose e and sc candidate viii nave wealth Of issues.
have ~ pretty straight from the colonel that
surrendered 10 the republican nominee al the head
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
HE'S A MARRIED MAN A-PLENTY.

Venizelos says he isn't heading the Cretans
olution but is merely taking up teach King
Constantine his duty toward the Grecan people.
1t will make Mrs Constantine and brother Will
liam just mad. however. King Constantine is one
the strong. living suffering demonstrations the
folly looking decades ahead before leapng
marriage. gets all the bricks largely through mans
innate courtesy toward lady An between duty
to a nation and duty to wife means hot water every
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
UNCLE JOE. A COMARD2

hour bill to be cowardly surrender Is the that
the majority republican congressman headed by
Cannon voted for IT,
But for Ions will little thing like that bother
a candidate who can contentedly sip the honey from
the lips OF 1.-THE vote while his friend Roose-
Welt is kicking its hustle up ears.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
The Melting Pot
BY stuart IL CARROLL.

THE STARS OF YESTERYEAR.
(By J. +. F.
ON the campus they're singing while
bells are a-ringing.
The whole sporting world il re-
sounding their name;
And tonight all the papers will tell
of their Capers.
While We hang their pictures with
others of fame.
Then We drink To their health and
we wish them wealth
Of good luck rs we give to each
one the glad hand:
For we know. TO our SORROW. that
only tomorrow
They'll all DC orsottcn-that loyal
old band.
ON, my eyes growing misty. my brain
bit twisty
While thinking OF those who have
gone from the fold
And now my reV'rie. tho hay. re-
calls every daisy.
We wined and We dined in those
great days OF old.
/ wonder where's HeSton-the great
Billie Hcston.
That pride OF Ann ArbOr. chat
king OF 'enl all.
Who cut into pieces all lines OF the
species.
Who toppled and battered Chi
Cages stone UaUp
Sure, my eyes fiji with tears a. I'm
thinlNin' OF years
When "Eckie" Cavorted on old
Marshall field.
His open field running. his kicking.
his cunning
Are craven forever on mcmory's
shOcId.
And then there was Salmon-"Big
Dynamo" Salmon.
Who carried tho coIOrs of old
NOrc Dame.
He cared not cacklc for guard or
for tackle,
An infant or giant TO him was the
same.
There was old "Keckie" MoIl-may
the Lord rest his soul.
Brought joy TO Wisconsin and
gloom TO the foe.
In an hour and a half gave Chi
cagO the laugh
BY kicking four drops with his
trusty right toe.
Remember Red" Miller vino gave
NOst a thriller
At the latter's Rehearsal way
back i'm 90.
Worried and hurried. and curTied
and buried
The Wolverine gang and their In
dian sign.
But my eyes are hIinkin' and now
am thinkin'
OF sluflin' along To the land q my
Where flames never tickle and time
has no sickle,
Where yesterycar's men are but
memOry's CLEAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

Re sure TO inform your baker that. the
in history. Argentine is sending wheat the L. )
Maybe cheer up and put smaller holes in the
doughnutS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
TENNESSEE PROSPEROUS.

The wise ones who are telling US
that -four is going 10 SIP the barrel.
and that we must soon wear wooden
shoes. have no terrors for Tennes-
see. This state has the largest corn
crop in its history and any one who
cannot live well on corn bread and
sorghum can slip away without be-
ing missed. Besides. across the river
in Arkansas there is an abundance
Of rice. and these. with an occasional
mess Of coon and collards and pos
sum and sweet 'taters. are all that
the highest product OF civilization
should desire.-Memphis News Scim-
tar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

ADyERT.sTNG RATES: Ask advertising department
Foreign Advertising Representatives; CONF Lo *
WOODMAN. 40 Fifth Az. New York city ana AdV Bug
its advertising
ANY
81 advertisement IN TINS
paper viii management By reporting the
facts completely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03
Morganized Wealth Behind
Tatf-RooseUeH RECONCILIATION,
The Two-rcel G. O.P. Comedy

Every presidential campaign is d
motion picture show. Every real
movie" has a feature" and
"Slap-stick' comedy. The feature"
Of the republican movie show was
an eight-reeler-"c canned" by the
management because il reeked with
treason. treachery. and a base ap-
peal 10 religious emotions, and Of
Tended all decent men and high
heaven with its immortality. its un-
speakable bad taste. and its gen.
eral rottenness. That feature" was
staged on Long Island. II was can
ned on Fifth av.
Exit Feature"
Enter slap-stick comedy.
Yes. the slap-stick is about 10 be
pulled, The studio" is the Union
League club, Fifth av.. New York.
The stage" is the ballroom. The
carpenters are now arranging the
props. Elihu Root will direct.
Camera man.. Sam Fairchild. treas
urer of the Hughes alliance.
The Money Will Hold Out.
Can they make it, That Is always
as important question. VIII the
money hold out? When a new COM
pany sinks 5000 good iron dol
lars in a feature "Watchful Wait
ing" and has 10 throw it away be-
cause it doesn't dare 20 on with IL.
pertinent question IS: Will the
board be able to go on produc-
ing? Have a heart. The board"
behind this picture has money to
burn. Show you? Huh. You don't
known this board they are no
pikers-they're not trying TO make
pictures on a Shoestring.' Not on
your life
Look, see. Want 10 know Who's
Who" on that board Want to know
the roll behind a few OF these men
behind the Fifth az. League studio?
They may be raw TO the pitcher
game-but they are old guards at
the long green game. These men
are directors in other games. And
their corporation directorships make
them stewards of such paltry. pix
ing piles as:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

ST-pSCRIPTION RATES: Morning and Evening Editions
single COPY. sunday Morning Evening EDITION
daily fpcIndinr SUNDAY 500 in advance.
Delivered by Bend and Mshawaka 500 per
advance. &c by the week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

Cali AZ the office telephone above numbers and ask Tor
department wantedEdtorial Advertising
counting name rs IN the telephone
directory BIN viii after Insertion Report inatten
delivery Of papers oad
epkone service etc b. mead u department with which you
are
uhic respond 10 Phone 1lJl and Bell &lOo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

A critic OF the movies says when ac-
tors are shot through the heart"
they take too long 10 die Credit
them with desire u give the movie
patron his moneys Worth.-Birming-
ham. Ala. Age-Hersld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

A Missouri man was arrested the
other day when he tried 10 swat a
man with a hammer relates the Kay
Gee star
It seems somebody is always try
ing to knock the police force.