The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-06

iniquity than to improve the streets.
One of the reasons why women are look
ing up is that the new bonnets come so
high.
If you consider your business at all to-
day, Just consider it a nuisance and let
it go.
To speak well of our neighbors is good
rule, but it puts en- awful strain on We
racity.
Don't fail to read this morning: "What
l Would Do for San Francisco Were 1
Millionaire"
So far as the matrimonial market is con-
cerned, the gold ring is not manipulated
by a syndicate.
When society gets back to town it will
find lots of people who didn't know it had
ever been away.
Corbett talked and Fitzsimmons talked
while Culberson said nothing. but he
knocked them out.
So long as g man is headed in the right
direction he can never go too far, but he is
liable to go too fast.
1t is Of no advantage to man to have
mind so broad it can never be settled on
one thing at time.
The politics that troubles society is how
to bring the summer flirters together and
get them to harmonic.
The thing that confronts Democratic
leaders now is not so much condition as
a party out of condition.
a Texas judge has decided that a man
who can sing and will sing cannot be made
to shut up by injunction.
The Government says it is to be called
Habana, and if friend asks you to have
an Havana, don't let it pass.
Some Eastern cities are marching for
ward with vigor, and others are sitting
down on their baseball teams.
An airy title may please the foolish
heiress, but the average American girl
prefers man with land title.
Being wholly out of the race this year
Democracy is wisely profting by the op-
portunity to do the family washing.
The proposed retirement of the green
back puts another color on the contest be-
tween the yellow metal and the white
There is q possibility that the newspaper
of the next century may consist of moth
ing bnt telephone and set of living
pictures.
In the general interest of clean world,
all decent people would like to see reform
Democracy wipe Buckley off the face of
the earth.
American politics is game in which
the winner calls out, "All slaughtered
and the other fellows shout, Never
touched me-"
If you wish your Eastern friends to
make their homes in California send them
THE WEEKLY CALL for year and let them
learn all about the State.
II is noted that in the State elections this
year the nominations Of both parties have
put young men to the front in most cases,
and that IS a good sign for the new era.
The latest thing in the way of street i'm
provement proposed by bicyclers is a de-
mand in New York that the city shall con-
struct an elevated road exclusively for
wheelmen.
It appears that in paying the Mora claim
demanded by this country Spain paid the
gold into London bank ana it will stay
there in settlement OF some of the debts
that Grover made.
Hall Game says one literary man should
not talk about another, but he probably
does not consider newspaper people suf-
ficiently literary to make it improper for
them to talk about him.
Cleveland is expected to attend the At
lsnta Exposition during the latter part of
this month, and it is said he will take the
occasion to make speech that will stop
the wheels OF the third term movement.
The Manchester canal, which by many
people was set down as a failure because
it paid no profit the first year, Is doing
well now, and the revenues for the first
eight months of this year were 90 per cent
greater than for the corresponding period
of 1894.
There is a report in London that the
Conservative Ministry is considering a
plan to reform the House of Lords by re-
curing the peers who sit in it to be elected
by the people, and if the plan carries
Marlborough will probably unite with the
Irish in calling on America for a cam
paign fund.