South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 190, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 July 1914 — Page 8

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We ale being 'lven a new definition: fair play. No big enterprise ha.s been of the word cooperation or a new in- or will be crippled In Um legitimate terpt etation of its meaning in the , undertaking. It will simply be much quoted cave of Cooperation v.. j made impossible for business to domCompetition. 'The new .dea is that : inate the government or hold up the

cooperation i not rnly better for business but under modern conditions a ne e ssity. Thi definition of cooperation in. hor-eer. discovered to be only another; name for concentration, combination , and monopoly. It is not. as the first impression would iiu'-esi, a coopera tive system which is universally lenefi'ial. The sense in which it is used is deceptive. There is not element of cooperation in it beyond the privileged ; circle of the combination in which it.

is practiced. J noise I'll tell father and he'll attend As thus defined cooperation is th i to you." tnck word of li' business. It is the j And for a whole afternoon it was mask with which it is sought to con-' "Percival. don't" and "Percival, do" ceal tiie true nature of the trust evil. until tonight we expect "Percival" I'ehind it is the absorbing and domi-! will ring in our cars and prevent rating power of monopoly, which con- sleep. i-titiites the present menace to public j It was in the park that we saw welfare and indiv idual interest.. j "Percival" and his well-meaning but Against this interpretation of co-J nervous mamma. They had gone operation Die uov eminent- is making j there presumably that Percival might its fiuht and the weapons to be usedhae a good time. 15ut if we're any are the laws now in force and the j Judge of boyhood, Percival wasn't anti-trust bills now before congress, ; having it, for he no rouner started to

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pass before adjournment. The pur- sharp voice of his querulous guardian pose is to return a verdict in Oivor of 1 t.0jied itself around him like a lariat the defendant In the case of Coopera-! and yanked him into captivity, tion vs. Competition and to restore to j of COurse. Percival's mamma loved the latte r the rights and privileges 'f Percival and thought she was shootwhich it has been deprived by the)in her utchine-gun commands at

I'TUier. It may become necessary as pro- . ... . posca. to place a limit on tne si.e oi , corporations, on the capital which j they may employ in business enter- . prises Certainly it is necessary to j uepnvc tiKiii ! me crusnin aim limina'.iag pow er which ha.s visited I the curse of bigness, as Mr. Hrandeis forcibly expressed it, upon this country. imi:ku,i: attack. Col. Koosevelt -hred his . much vd erti.-ed opening gun at Pittsourgh. It proved to be blank rtridgc. The- ! Mul described a parahola and fell to ! the ground, and the accompanying i explosion failed to cmmso ;i reverberation. It was the same old gun with a lighter charge. More than a year of silence had failed to add to the colonel's stock of argument or invective. The same old Jdory of democratic incapacity was reiterated, the same old expletives were repeated. Bui whatever "kick the colonel's gun may have once had was conspicuous bv its absence mental vigor ;vy physical force hi.s attack was weakened by tiie antiquated and inferior character oi his ammunition. Nobody was hurt except tae colonel, who ninc.e the speech contrary to advice of his psysi cia us. But for the sake- of .ir-.'um.-nt let's I free what Col. K.osclt did s tv. The ! Ktlient points were- embodied in livt proposition.-.. 1. The present administration pursuing a course that prevents existence of prosperity. i' ! t!u j 1 tie nr. noises made bv (be ib mocrats have' not been kept. Tim administration's anti-trust policy proves ihe inade juacv of the; democratic pari' for the pie-sent audi tne future of the nation. j 1 ' b.v a.too.r:. t Mb-t ib it tb..r.. id: a 11 be no big business power or i lai-e- enterprise anv where. .. We progressives advocate the i Immediate creation iif a mm-p arti:a-i : commission with the power to propose revision of the tariff schedule b hchedu'.e. The democratic party promised these things: That the tariff should be revised, that banking ;end cunencv should be placed on ;i sound basis With the ebo'.lcltv needed to meet emergencies, thai the lienor and integrity of the l imed States should Jie m.iint.t im d abroad, that the anti-trust laws should bo si re?i g i liciie d and made more elfctive and that the government should be made more popular in character through the elections. To this task Pres. Wilson :t s.imrelf and in the t.ice of ihe ::.-st bitter opp -sit ion. be rs of hi in which individual mem-1 - own purtv participated. ! has put through a program of I, mlatiun which excites the astonishment . nnd wins the admiration of everv- up- ' preciative, fair mmded citizen. j The tariff has !,.,, practically ; ehminat d from politic.-. '.t has it.-- potency as a parti.- i:i appeal. l ..p!. recognize tliat it has been lost j The put r. here it belongs, into the industrial Cla: working for revenue instead of tandln like a mihtarv force cuardir:g t.he piccio:is interest of a few privileged indiv iiluals and corpora-lion-. Tile !Mr;ki!! and e nm-'icy plan has recdv d the J.e.iitv ndorseme n t oT til" financial a fid v-on;m ri lal inter ests of th co intry as the b..s:s cd' a f di promies to maintain ', jst-m winconb lence iind .-ecuritv. at big b a i- ;

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20 $4.00 53.00 esity of conforming to the rule of j country. In the face of what has been a.c compllshed and whet!. Pre. Wilson proposes to accomplish before hi.s term expires "ol. Koosevelt's arraign- j ment sounds like the pipings of a tin i whistle. ( i:n:irv to chiddkkn. "I'ercival, come here this minute sit down and be still." "Percival. stop chasing that cat "Percival. if you don't make less t enjoy himself, boy fashion, than the J hmi for Percival's host interests. The tremble with that woman was ' th slu, had never t,een a bov In M,lf. .ul she l(COI1( sne Would have aKleed with the Minnesota man who tuld the convention of Sunday school teachers in Chicago that a hoy IS compounded of 50 per cent play, 4 0 per cent tight and only five per cent each of work and religion. It was easy enough, il was even enjoyable for her to sit still on a park bench and just be passive to the caresses of nature, for she was built that way. Hut for a live boy ugh! The unconscious cruelties of doting l);tr,-nts tf1 S'owmg children must ..I... . t. i.. ......... maKC iiit- angetM niouiii. . BEFORE YOU (JO CAMPING. A weird wail shattered the strange i stillness of the night. i It seuintied like a child crying, but j ' it had in it an unearthly element, i t ' ! There was one long note of agony; I i i then silence. j But just as we decided that we had

lnjbecn eluaming, it came again; weird-, i . . a t 1 . 1 l At ;

er, more unearmiy man ociorc me so!) of a soul in torment. Upon the awful quiet of the forest at midnight it broke- as a tidal wave might smash against Gibraltar. lor a nmmeni tne neari in mai newly-made summer camp ceased to ' 1 ri,t- h"' chil,s ra(''1 Up iind down I backbones, and f ar and horror en throned themselves on faces but a few seconds earlier seraphic in re1"'M ' Another interval and again it came; blood-curdling, d-'moniae. 1 Something had to be done! But what'. And by whom? ! Fearsome!: the little group of city vacationists slid into their sneakers . . . . i ....... . i . . . comei mi and eiue-K:-. seized lanterns ami j;mis allied f'Tth. in Fenimote Cooper lasnion. io sieuni me oin.v i nc m.turhanee. At the margin of the lake bravest of the number, sheltered the benin,l a spac ious tre e, ventured a -wilt peep of inspection, eb-tected a iiiin iii o o j ri i iit'.t i .i iiioo oi i u.-iii .i . i in the water, drew a bead and blazed avva . A rausous (TV, a whir of wings. deafening cchees and then silence. . Silence, but not repose: for into that camp had crept the chill of noo- ' t nr:i;: mvstery And tor that night sleep had v anisbecl. i nou g n seiuineis ; v ere posted to repe 1 attack, the dawning of a dav found each chap intensely awake. Was the mvstery solved then? Yes. by a nativ e woodman. r.e fcin!liar with the hab:!.- of the loon. Better read up on bird lore before you go camping, bov s. APPltlXIATION HAY. The preliminaries for boosters' day are complete'.!. The committees have the ir jobs well in hand. v rom now until next Wednesday afternoon the dragnet will be vigorously operated. This i no charity ba.ar. The Bend.e rs are delivering the goods. It is ( purelv a matter of lbpi'dallon. Kecognizing that Soui'.i Bend needs a ; winnir.g ball team and that it now has j such a team, the buck has be en passed to the tans. It ;s up te them to come j through with their share of what it j lats cost to put South Bend en the i levator. t Manager Ssv.ith has done all that could aave been a.ked of him by the most liberal support any less nte rprisin and more than and coMhdent and capable and the manager would have cjuestiun now is, docs

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That question will bo anMvrJ next Wednesday, and v believe it will he

answered in the alHrmativ by the ball demonstration ever .South Tteml. ""Mtcst la i witnessed in The spirit of militantism flared up for a iiiomrnt when the president firmly but kindly told the puff racists their way was not his way. but we have a pood ehal of confident e in the f ' rumon sense and powers? of control of the average American woman. If tho officers of the navy engage in bootlegging and ldind piecing to i evade the order against liquors they v ill havo to let the crew in as a isafeuar' atram.n exposure. jj three members of the 1 1 1 i nois delegation will be candidates for rcelec-tloa to congress. The three who will refrain have their personal If not political reasons. We are glad that the vice president, and the speaker are to have their automobiles. It will compensate in ! a measure public life. for the hard knocks of With the ocean flyer pronounced fit for the trip the start is promised J the latter part of the present month. Both Curtiss and Porte are confident of success. The assassination of the Austrian archduke and his wife is a part of the tragedy "being enacted in the readjustment of central and southern Europe. The divorce court haa mercifully spared us the maiden name of Ernestine Schumann-Ileink. Mrs. Rapp has passed from the stage. As far as the effect was concerned the colonel might have sent a phonograph to Pittsburgh and saved his strength. Cupid had a busy time In June, but the divorce court was not idle. The j equilibrium was pretty well preserv ed. Huerta is agcin said to be preparing for flight, but where is there a friendly shore for him to light upon? There are so many places that offer greater inducements to the homesecker than the city of Mexico. Anyhow, you can't complain that Villa isn't doing his best to reach a settlement with Huerta, If midnight baseball doesn't boom Alaska, she might as well be given up as hopeless. How would you like to marry the Hapsburg family? into A knock is a boost knocker is knocked. when the Of course the celery growers like low ground. STATESMEN REAL AND NEAR UY FRED a KVXilit. i.x- 1'i.iMr, f i-i'itx-I ii-,i e. Kl.l.m. WASHINGTON, July 2. As we were remarking here a while ago. Os-j car Underwood, who is the calmest man iu the world, is timid about just one tnmg. and mat is riding rapidly i in an automonite. l ie other evening a friend of his persuaded him ti take a little whirl through the parks in a n,'u maenine tne menu nau just oougni. "The docteir told me I needed something to take me eut into God's fr sh air." explained the friend, as he put on soeed. "I can see already that it is! '4iiii'r to lio ri linn thinir for m V i is ! ne rves to get out in this way." j After they had ridden along at about thirty-five miles an hour for ! some little time. Underwood re-marked ! in his ejuiet way: j "Your doctor may be exactly right ! about it. This may he a tine thing for ' your nerve s. But," with a sigli i "you've nearly ruined mine." liep. Billy Kent of California ha.s an old friend, a guide, who livs all alone .it in the mountains of that state. His nearest ne iglibor is about twentv-miles away and as a rule he does not see more than one or two human beings in a month. And that is exactly the way the old fellow wants it. He dotes on the solitude and isolation of it all. and would keenly dislike having anybody around ... i I-.;... ....- ....... 1 . . . . . i il imuiii'i iiini. . irw moMLiis iio, . ! for some unaccountable reason. things were a little brisk up his way ami twe different men went by the week. The old chap told Kent til out il, itiuai miu as in- iiniMini, "I guess I'll sell out here and jnov e. i "Why?" asked Kent. "You've lived here all your life. What would you i want to mo e for?" "Oh. I can't stand so much tralllc j going by," replied the old guide with a ! frown. John Bassett Moore, who was coun- j sei.or feu the state d partment for i the first year of the Wilson administration, was lauding the late Pres. McKinley's attitude in de-dining to be ; a pivsiilentional candidate at a na- j tional convention where lie had gone i pledged to another man. "His refusal wa so vigorous." said Moore, "that it left ho chuibt ef its 1 sim-erity. leter on vv hen there was ; ta.l!: of a possible third t-rm. he w is cdUtlly positive in saying lie would, not permit his name to be used. i "And." remarked Moore, having in ' mind the case of a certain explorer, i "as events of recent years have demonstrated, the matter of refusing a third term i-- a point on which it is almost impossible to make erne's self e!o:ir He. William (3. Sharp of (hio. who j is 1.1 be the next amhasador to France, tleve.tes himself to astronomy! whenever he has a little time to spare, j !le keeps a teh -s- one it his home in! Flvrta and often will slip into his little! observatory and ransack the' heavens by trie Hour lor odd sights. J-Very lime lovspain n tne moon is as :a as fair.ili ir to bin . the l.y vays in his nvvn township. .." rn iti r v. hat b-ur

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SIX MONTHS WITH rOITTS AM) I'llILOsOPIirKS. "Not seldom clotlicr In raiment te-t Dcvcit fully goc forth tho morn. Wordsworth. "More seldom does a 'cloudy west Condemn ih to a clay fe)rlern." l-ZINwnrtli. THK cross examination of the presdent then proceeded. "May I ask you this question?" said Mrs. Dorr. The president looked down at her with nn expression In which surprise was mingled with other emotions, and Keeint? what was coming, being a married man, ducked. WIS have suggested to our well well known business manager that he oiitfht to sUn old J. C. K. for our "'rather department. There should be no question of salary when a man can pick a pleasant afternoon out of a rainy day. SItt: After dodeing two automobiles and successfully reaching the sidewalk with my life in my hand I was confronted by a life insurance agent, who used my recent predicament as an object lesson so forcibly that I escaped only by taking to my heels. EARI. Why Kditors Hate Themselves. (Decatur Democrat.) An error in a local used recently to me effect that "Rev. and Mrs. E A. Runner" of Spiceland were visiting ner is desired to be corrected. The Reverend Bunnell's wife died a fewmonths ago and he is unmarried, the lady accompanying him being his sister. The mistake may give the public a wrong impression and we are asked to rectify it. which we do with the utmost pleasure. THE many happy June brides who have gone away an their honeymoons with rice in their hair and the conviction that they have married "the best man in the world" will have our sympathy during the year of adjustment which will follow before next June. But we will waste none on the groom. Anything he gets will be better than the life he previously led as a bachelors commonly known as a dog's life. IF-we can get Manager Fred Warrell's consent wo are going to crawl under the circus tent today just to get back to boyhood for an hour. and stormy. Sharp can tell you the exact location of any constellation you may desire. The chances are that ! he will not be in Paris, France, a ; month before he knows the stars and , planets on exhibition there, just as well as he does those at home. Sen. Ollie James has for many years been addicted to neckwear of severe acoustics, but the other day he appeared with a scarf that exceeded all limits even for him. It was a mammoth four-in-hand of red, white and blue, and the colors were worked into circles, dots, rings, horse shoes and other designs. The proprietor of all this neckwear was called by his friend, the vice president, to preside over the senate, and all afternoon the members had to face an object that kept calling attention to itself like a great headlight. When the vice president finally resumed his seat a senator walked over to him Jind said: "Vou're to be congratulated on finding your c!esk t ill here. Ollie James pre sided all afternoon with that fiery scarf of his and the desk never caught." ' Mls- ('n5U"P Clark received a letter -. day shortly after her husband ! became speaker of th house from a young woman out west, who was in ; trouble and desired advice. She had ; seen 'Mrs. Clark's picture in the paper and tnougnt sue might know what to do. o sfie laid ier caso lirfor 1 u speaker's Avife. Mrs. Clark wrote and advis"d tho girl the best she could, , ; mi it nn ppeneu that everything turn- ! eei oin an rignt. i oung women iu j other parts of the- country felt a ! similar desire about that time to get i a few words of advice from the wife ! of the sneaker. Everv nn w ho mI ceiverl such a letter from M r Chirl.told their friends about it and still others wrote to her. Today .Mrs ,,,,,. , , i . ( lark has suc h a large correspondence from .oium women over cue count iv seeking counsel in all sorts of matters, that she has to get a stenographer and dictate letters f'T several hous each week. (Copyright. 1MI. by Fred C. Kelly. All rights reserved.) TWENTY YEAIiJS AGO 1 f ! ltrmlnders From the Columns of Tho Daily Times. 'ft Marvin Campbell is undergoing a seige of measles. Misses Anna and Jiosa Bilinski of Petroit are visiting their brother, ( 'ouneilinan Bilinski. Charles A. Lamarand and Miss Kate Weiss wcrc married in St. Joseph's church. The Oliver Chilled Plow works completed a de-eoratcd plow to be exhibited at Balmoral castle and presented to Queen Victoria. l. &c$ASl S-D (J2J. .-omctlmt a lot o giddy glrN git ,...,. n,..- ., fi, ..o.iioo, for ' ...in .t... ... ... !li oelitor e the Woman- page to nn-ver. Aoel inajt-e th cihi' o" th Woman :ae tlui'iii I ioi cm.

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For Up-to-Date Rarher Work and Paths. Tailoring; Ladies' Work I. Specialty. Also Jewelry Repairing in Connection. Agent for Fhernlan Steam Laundry. Rasket Leaves Every Tuesday Evening. SOME Inherit automobiles, some have the price, some put u mortgage on the house, and some, like Champ Clark?, have automobiles forced upon them. POSSIBLY the president is not as much interested in woman suffrage as in some other things Just at present. The discharge of official duties rather than the means of electing an official seems to dominate his mind. Here Are tho Makirrs. (Gadhlll. Mo., Bee.) At the home of the bride's folks on Monday evening last occurred tho nuptial marriage of Miss Eveline Cave and Mr. Ebeneyer Mann. A profusion of most beautiful presents graced the occasion, while the wedding lunch was par excellence. They will spend their honeymoon in St. Iouis if it cools off a bit. HUCKLEBERRY pie is doing what it can to make amends for the short ness of the strawberry shortcake seapon' and wI11 bcar us witness, It can do a lot. OME women don't feel they have done their duty to their families unless they can two crates of cherries, whether they need them or not. A Touch of Nature Makes, Etc. (Pekin, Ind., Advance.) We seen Harve Sullivan on the street Sunday evening, and noted that for some reason he was much pleased. He later informed u that he visited at Ora Smith's and that Mrs. Smith had prepared a fine dinner for 12, and for some reason only six ate. And Harve was one of the six Then it was all plain why he looked so pleased. Not till the sun stands still, Nor the law the judge recalls, Will mediation lose its hope, But when Niagara Falls. C. N. F. MOVIE ACTRESS AND ACTOR ARE DROWNED EngageM in Irochieing Picture "Across tho Border" When They Meet Death. CANON CITY, Colo., July 2. Miss Grace Mcllugh. leading lady of the Colorado Motion Picture company, and Oven Carter, assistant camera man,' were drowned in the Arkansas river Wednesday. The company was engaged in producing a feature picture. "Across the Border", based on Mexican events. Miss Mcllugh was fording the river on horseback. In mid-stream she. became nervous at the swiftness of the water and checked the horse. The animal was forced under water and Miss Mcllugh was thrown into the stream. Carter leaped into the river and swam to her assistance. He reached her safely and guided her to a small sand bar. on which both emerged, apparently safe. When members of the company reached the saml bar to remove the couple beth had disappeared. Miss McHugh's body was seen floating in the liver later, but it could not be reached. FALLS FROM SKYSCRAPER Carpenter I liowrs III Balance While on 21'ikI Floor. VFW YeUK. July 2. Broadway was filled with the usual afternoon crowd today when a man toppled from the L'l'nel story of the new Uquitable building. He was Curtis W. Athens, n i , j i i o : the air and landed on the sidewalk in I rjno x(foot a fow fpot from Ulo Broart. way corner. Many persons w?re passing and several dodged just in time, warned by the horrified shouts of onhokers. Athens was instantly killed. LOST MONEY, ON PLAYS Henry B Harris I 'state Shows a Heavy Deficit. XKW YORK. July 2. Henry B. Harris, theatrical promoter, lost on the Titanic, according to an appraisal ! filed Wednesday, had property worth $3tf;.44S and debts of $400,690 so the estate has a deficit of $:,5,247. Irene Harris, widow, has her dower interest despite this. "The Quaker Girl" lost J14(',000 the first season. "The Arab," costing $1N,000 to produce, was a failure. "Such a Little Queen" lost $12,000. MANY UNKNOWN RIVERS Brazilians Know Nothing of Sc ral of Them. XKW YORK, July 2. A. L;inge, head of an exploring expedition sent Into Brazil by the University of Pennsylvania, returned Wednesday after a year and a half spent in the lower Amazon river country. Mr. Iange upheld Col. lioosevelt's announcement of the discovery of an unknown river saying: "There are many undiscovered rivers of which the Brazilian. know nothing about." BABY BY PARCEL POST I) AN villi:. 111. July . Austin Kimball, aged elht. weigh-.ng 5 0 p-amls. was offered at the parcel po-t window of the local poptofa'ee Wednesday morninz for transportation to Coal City. Ind. Attached to hN arm was a tag bearing tho neces sary directions toprtber w th the' stamps.

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