The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-05

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THURsDAY.............. DECEMBER 5, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
What will Congress say?
The message didn't futter the deficit.
Every body viii note that the vigorous
foreign policy wasn't IN it.
Society says that everybody goes to the
horse show so you had better get in.
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Evidently it is not always the longest
message that reaches the persimmon.
The Grand Jury has got into fl ED now
that ought to be cultivated with fine
tooth comb.
Don't forget that California products
make the best gifts from Californians to
Eastern friends.
Cleveland evidently tried hard to keep
the deficit out of his message, but he
couldn't make it.
In the great Presidential game, Tom
Reed has the ball and stands good chance
of making touch down.
Campos Will have to put another head
on Cuba very quickly if he doesn't wish
Congress to recognize her.
When the Democratic Presidential
nomination seeks the man it will have to
take a Iariat to catch him.
Cleveland should have initiated Sher-
mans course in publishing his memoirs
and issued his message in two volumes.
Chicago Will never think much of the
great Denver healer until he shows his
ability to cure hams by mental process.
Many man yesterday approved the
length OF the Presidents message, because
1t gave him a good excuse for not read
ing it.
nize Cuba to the extent at least of seeing
the opportunity she offers for great pero-
rations.
Boston is trying to figure out how she
can claim 10000 inhabitants without Civ
ing her cultured voice too much of
Chicago tone.
Now that the Kaiser has shown what he
can do as painter, poet and musician,
he has q chance to confer a favor by show
ing how he can keep still a little.
The Boston Herald complains that the
country has not given the Wilson tariff a
fair trial, but it must admit the tariff has
gwen the country mighty hard one.
The Chicago papers are making a great
deal of music over the reduction of prices
to one cent but before long they will be
arranging concert with one another to
get back to prosperity figures again.
There are people who believe that if
newspapers had published what Sherman
published in his memoirs there would
have been libel suits enough to make
Rome howl all over the Mississippi Valley.
Buffalo is so eager TO get the Republican
National Convention that it has been pro-
posed TO bond the city for 1925 600 to build
a convention hall, which by the way is
pretty good illustration of civic patriotism.
An unusually large shipment of dra
horses TO England is reported this year
and it is even said that horses can now be
imported from this country so cheaplv it
no longer pays to raise them in any part
of the British islands.
There is something significant in the
fact that an Indian has offered to contri-
butte $4,000 to build an academy in South
eastern Kansas, as it is encouraging to see
among the red men an appreciation of the
need of educating the Kansans.
There is such an enlarged demand for
pennies in the East that the Philadelphia
Mint is now coming them at the rate of
10000 day, and the sign is not bad one,
Tor If there Is not much money in 1-cent
piece there is great deal of economy in it.
According to the Secret Service Bureau
there are about as many secret stills in
NEW IOAh anu DiOOhlyn az Inere are IN
the Tennessee Mountains, and it would
seem, therefore, that man may be moon
sinner even when he walks in the gaslight.
1t is announced that the report of the
joint commission appointed to survey the
boundary line between Canada and Alaska
will be made inside OF three months, and
fortunately Congress will be in session
then to see that 0iney does not give our
case away.
a test made by the fire department in
Chicago shows that with the engines now
in use it is possible to throw an effective
fire-ighting stream to the top story OF the
Masonic Temple, one of The tallest build
ings in the country, and Ghe scare about
fires in sky scrapers has got another set
back.
The United States Supreme Court has
just dismissed the last appeal of the city
of New Orleans against the Myra Clark
Gaines estate, and as this closes a case that
has been in that court in one form or
another for fifty years there is hope the
Justices may find time to attend to some
modern business.