The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-01

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SUNDAY. -. SEPTEMBER /, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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Taking life easy is not killing yourself.
Who rests most to-day will work best to-
morrow.
1t will pay you to read our ads to-day
and see where you can get bargains during
the week.
Bicycles promise to make horses so cheap
that beggars can ride and the tramp will
be in the saddle
This is the day to remember that no city
in the world affords so many places for
Little by little the State exhibit for the
Atlanta exposition is improving, and we
shall get there with both feet after all.
One effect of the Quay victory in Penn
sylvania will be to put the Wanamaker
Presidential boom on the bargain counter.
As close study of Zerubabbel will con-
vince Boston that the West is not woolly,
we may expect her to bear with US here
after.
The latest political movement in Kansas
is the organization of a party to remove the
capital from Washington and put it in the
West.
Bear in mind THE CALL will give full re-
ports of all evidence and proceedings of
the Durrant trial without padding, taxing
OF sensationaism.
The first step for California to take in
National politics for the next campaign is
to bring the National Republican Conven-
ton to San Francisco.
The next time the Democratic party
makes pledge it had better put tack in
it so that the candidate won't sit down on
it when he gets into Office.
The State Fair will soon be the big at
traction for sightseers, and ought at this
time to engage the attention of everybody
who has anything to show.
Citizens of this country who go to Eu-
rope to spend their good money and their
useless lives are now called Shamericans
and the emphasis is put on the sham.
One of the most conspicuous dissolving
views of California at present is the pledge
of the Railroad Commissioners, but the
Half-milHon Club will not show it at
Atlanta.
The fact that the Federal officials are in
doubt about observing Labor day ought to
be considered a settlement of the question.
The rule is when in doubt take a holiday
and play yourself for a trump.
Projects for converting water power into
electric energy constitute large part of
the enterprises of the State just now, and
there is hardly foothill county that is not
Bismarck evidently knows something
about Chicago, for when the German vet
Grams of that city visited him the other
day, before proposing toast to the Mayor
of Chicago he asked the veterans whether
they thought be deserved it.
Considerable interest is felt in the East
over the suit OF New York man against
a detective for shadowing him, tits said
that if the case goes against the detective
the divorce business will be practically
killed in the larger cities, as it almost i'm
possible to get evidence without shadowing.
The fact that many of the larger Eastern
cities complain that the atmosphere of the
parks is affected by smoke affords US
another reason to be we'll pleased with our
conditions. 1t is no little advantage to
live in a city where the parks are kept clean
by the fresh winds Of ten thousand miles
OF sea.
According to the latest theory Harrison
was defeat ed in 1892 because after his sue
cess in 1888 he turned his back on the lead
ers of the party and declared his victory
was due not to them, but to Providence.
In 1892 the leaders determined to leave
him to Providence, and accordingly he
was left.
The New York World recently undertook
to get the opinion of Democratic editors in
that State on Whitney's chances as a
Presidential candidate, and to the ques-
ton, "What is the feeling of the Demo-
Gratis in your section?" the Rochester
POST Express replied: "It is one of serene
indifference"
1t is noted as one of the peculiarities of
New England that IN the country there are
more men than women, and in the towns
more women than men. In that section of
the country it is the girls who go to the
cities to seek fortune, and the boys who
stay at home, tend the farm and take care
of the old people.