The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-15

This country has imported more nay, rice,
tobacco and wool under the Wilson tariff than
during q similar period under a Republican
tariff the money loss in these few articles alone
being over $13, 800, 900 to our farmers.-San
Jose Mercury.
Nowhere on the face OF the globe is there
country that can produce fruits of all kinds in
more abundant quantities or superior quality
than right here in Analy Township. Ne can
point the finger OF pride at anything produced
within our MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
Large districts have recently been added to
Chicago, ST. Paul and other cities, and New
York is actively agitating for q Greater New
York that will make it the biggest city in the
world. Why should Los Angeles stand back?
Why should the outlying districts stand back?
Their interests are identical with those OF Los
Angeles, and greater Los Angeles Will mean
greater progress, prosperity and wealth for
them as well as the present city.-Los Angeles
Express.
California should be well represented at the
good-roa convention to be held in Atlanta
during the exposition. 1t promises to afford
vast amount of information on the improve
ment of highways, with practical hints as to
methods OF economy, etc., in road building.
There is no State in the Union where knowl-
edge on this subject is more needed than in
California. The good-roads movement should
be strong enough here to see that this great
opportunity is not neglected.-San Diego Union.
In q country where you can raise two or three
crops of grain and vegetables in a season by
careful attention, where you can work your
land nearly every month in the year and are
not obliged to use your savings to meet the ex-
penses of three or four winter months, when
you are forced to be idle, and where you can
raise not only southern products, but most OF
country as this farming will insure prosperity
to any young man if properly carried on
Orange News.
Oregon.
Wheat is still worth 81 bushel in the Will
lamette Valley-if judieiously fed to hogs and
hens.-Salem Statesman.
Just what will be the extent of the ravages of
hippophagv in North America is as yet uncer-
tain, but it is said to be on the increase in our
large cities. In certain localities in Europe it
is all the rage, indeed, it is considered quite
fashionable in some places, but let us hope 1T
will not reach US in malignant form. By the
way, what is hippophagy, anyway?-Prineville
Review.
Canada's census corroborates the statement
recently "going the rounds that large num-
bers of Canadians are coming to the United
States. The population OF the Dominion in
creased SOC, 900 between 1881 and 1891. In
the same period Canada received 500 900 i'm
migrants from Europe end lost 100000 by
emigration 10 the United States.-Pol tland
Oregonian.
Ar1ZOna.
More freight is being received in Phoenix at
present than at the same season in any past
year. denoting most healthy condition of
trade and large volume of business.-Phenix
Herald.
Arizona is in the swim this year. Plenty of
rain, good range, excellent crops and daily new
gold mines beginning to produce, will soon fill
the vacuum in many depleted purses, made so
during the past stringent times.-Ph9nix
Gazette
An effort should be made to get Tucson out
of the rut out of the trough of the sea of in
difference in which she is foundering. This
can be done only through the concerted action
of her business men, 1t is about time they
got Defender move onto themselves or they
will Inf to the MindXard side of nrnsneritv