The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-14
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

All the talk and all the newspaper booming In
the world will amount to nothing of itself
There is but one kind of "club" or other or
ganization that will have part in the restora-
ton of prosperity among all classes and bring
about permanent good times here, and that is
the association of capital for the encourage
ment of manufacturing, patronizing home in
dustry, the erection of good buildings and the
betterment of the city as a place of residence.
Arizona Republican.
Long prayers and loud professions do not
count, but the man who loves his fellow-men
and fellow-women; who ministers to the
afflicted and wears pleasant smile for sill, in
Guiding his wife and children; who never
swears or kicks the dog when he ought to kick
himself who speaks well of people when their
backs are turned, and under all circumstances
keeps an even mind-that man doesn't have to
die to go to heaven.-Cloverdale Reveille.
Eighteen months ago the country papers adj
vertised the Midwinter Fair and sent multi
tudes of people with their pockets full of
money to San Francisco. Now the metropoli-
tan papers are returning the compliment by
freely advertising flestas and water carnivals
and sending city folks with their capital to the
country. It's the correct principle. One good
turn deserves another.-Napa Register
No man can study the facts and figures, the
StdtlStlCo Dy Inc administration,
without seeing as clearly as the MONDAY sun
that there is a manipulation of the money mar
ket with Government aid now going on, and
that behind the Cry for can honest dollar" is
among the leaders of the movement, the desire
for dishonest profit from the debtor classes
and the people.-Los Angeles Express.
More mines mean greater prosperity. Oro-
vile is the center of mineral belt that has
never been half explored. 1t is to the benefit,
therefore, of us all that warm encouragement
be extended to the many mining men who
visit the town every week. Their object is to
invest in legitimate industry, upon the sue
cess of which much of Oroville's future neces-
sarily depends-Oroville Mercury.
An increase in the tariff will not disarrange
business, because American manufacturers
would gain and not lose by the change. That
is why Repu olicans expect Congress to in
crease the revenues Of the Government by
raising the tariff all articles that enter in to
direct competition with American products
Nevada Tribune.
Wages in many industries have been adj
vanced somewhat of late, but they have not
been advanced to anything like the basis of
1892 before "the change" was voted nor will
they be, unless the policy of protection shall
again be put in force as fully as before "the
change. Oregonian.
1t is rather happy thought that there will
be no Octopus" in the valley after the COM
peting road is built. There will then be two
competing roads instead of one monopoly
Fresno Republican.
The goldbugs now cry 1.-THE silver craze must
be stamped out" 1t will never be stamped
out, gentlemen, until the United States minis
stamp it out.-Salt Lake Herald
washington may be put down as a full
hedged tree-silver State, as the platforms of all
the parties at the last election favored Tree
coinage.-Centralia (Wssh.) News.
Cuba has not given up yet and is making a
brave fight for liberty. If she wins we have
pure cigars for cents and the cabbage market
will drop.-Pasadena News.