The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-14

up.
By the way, has the Grand Jury got lost
or just quit?
This is the day to leave orders for THE
SUNDAY CALL.
One of the needs of the country is uni
form Labor day.
You help your own industry most when
you patronize your neighbors.
We will see whether the Rothschilds
have millions enough to get up corner in
anarchists.
There is lots of talk about harmony in
the Democratic party, but the talk is never
harmonious.
After all Cleveland may be willing to
postpone his third term until the present
crisis is over.
Reform among the Supervisors is all
that is needed to produce the era of good
feeling in this City.
After all the abuse of Bowler he is the |
only member OF the administration whose |
policy has any snap to it.
Grover may smile over the third term !
idea, but no one but the Office seekers who |
can get at the fig are smiling with him.
After this international yacht races like |
international prize-fghts may be con-
Quoted mainly through couple of hats.
Let US have a short campaign next year, |
if the merchants desire It. 1t will be less |
painful to the Democrats and just as sweet |
to US.
So disguised have the Eastern people |
been over baseball this year that there is
talk of starting a boom for cricket as |
change.
The newly completed State census in
Michigan shows population of 2,241 ,641, |
being an increase of 147, 1852 since the
census of 1890.
After the experience of Holmes and |
Fraker people who start in to swindle in
surance companies will try to get insured |
against being found out.
If there is anything in this country |
which will never be moderated or COM
promised it is the opinion of a st. Paul |
man on the city census of Minneapolis.
While the Grand Army is rejoicing at |
Louisville one OF their comrades General |
Bradley, is fighting the campaign that is |
TO redeem Kentucky from The Democrats |
Eastern bicyclists are demanding free
transportation for their wheels on railway
lines, and it is said the companies that
have conceded the point have made money
by so doing.
It is worth noting that nearly all the
public interest in the elections this fall is
directed to Democratic states like Ken
lucky and Maryland, that are expected to
go Republican.
According to a French officer who writes
for La NorvelLe Revue, Germany will be
ready for war by next year, or at latest
the year after, and then the war cloud will
burst and the ruction begin.
Arkansas admits that a man has been
found within her borders whose hair and
name were parted in the middle, but she
proudly boasts that he was found dead.
-~A
There are, according to the returns
Republican party, Populist party, Pro-
hibition party and German party in the
Maryland races, with a lot of old moss
back Democrats sitting on the fence swear
ing at German.
Although America claims to be ahead of
the world in all kinds of mechanical
devices, it is noted that underground
trolleys have been operated for some time
in Budapest, but cannot be made to work
in this country.
The first rain of the season was unusu-
ally heavy for California, but it was moth
ing to what occurred in some parts of the |
East. In Indianapolis a fall of some
inches was reported for the shower, and
the people there call it deluge.
'Possums will have to lie low in Georgia
this fall, for the entire Board of Aldermen
of Boston have decided to visit the Atlanta
Exposition in a body, and of course they
viii expect possum feast on the side.
Professor Moore, the new chief of the
Weather Bureau. has been trying to con-
sole the Eastern people by theory that
weather is influenced by forces extrancous
to our earth, and that the East is not really
responsible for the kind of weather it gets.
The Illinois law requiring the National
flag to be raised during school hours over
every public and parochial school in the
State has strangely enough met with a
good deal of opposition. and an effort is
being made to have it declared uncon-
stitutional.
The San Francisco Commercial Traveller
draws attention to THE CALLS editorial
which declares that farmers must advance
their business interests by the employment
of special agents the same as o1her people
do, and adds: "Try the bright and hard
working mem which The CALL refers to,
and then await for the results which ex-
perience in other lines of trade has proven,
after long continued effort, to be success