The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-15

recognition.
Age has its advantages, especially in
opening jackpot.
The pedals CT the piano are neglected for
these Of the wheel.
Market street hopes to wear an arch ex-
preston on the Fourth.
The whisky trust died easily as soon as
it caught the right blow.
By and by old Venice will wake up and
hold Santa Cruz carnival.
Some crooked contractors are angrily
calling it Civic Medication.
All nature has taken on the broad smile
worn by the merry month of June.
The good people of Grass Valley feted
the Native Daughters and then footed the
bill.
Where enterprise and public spirit rule
there is not much danger Of political
knavery.
People who buy forged lottery tickets are
spending their money for the shadow of
dissolving view.
Leave orders to-day for the Sunday GALL
and make sure of good reading for your
leisure tomorrow.
The San Jose Board of Trade shows its
wisdom by enlisting the services of the
ladies in charging its membership.
We must help Boston celebrate the an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill, and
give the day a continental send-off.
The Southern Pacific, with its reduced
rates to the City for the National holiday,
has set good example of enterprise.
Steamship companies which trife with
life and newspapers which publish lottery
advertisements can both be regulated by
law.
Now that members of the American
League of Wheelmen get reduced rates at
hotels the glory of the drummer is de-
parted.
The Fresno girl who tried to use her
revolver on burglar is lissome, sweet and
beautiful, but her performance did not
make hit.
1t is interesting to observe how many
discoveries of natural wealth are being
made just as the people are rousing them
selves to renewed activity.
Until we make laws compelling steam
ship companies to have some regard for
human life we cannot expect humane con-
siderations to outweigh cupidity.
San Francisco has no right to invite
people from all over the State to see the
grand Fourth celebration unless the sub
scriptions to the display are generous.
DR.. Livingston has taken a heavy bur-
den from many heart by explaining that
in calling the Morgue loungers loIlers he
did not mean lallas, but those who loll.
1t appears, from the statement of Chief
Crowley, that most OF the lottery tickets
sold about town are forgeries, but Judged
by results they are no worse than the real
ones.
There is no doubt now that the storm
which came after the sinking of the Colima
was greater than that which swamped her,
but it is not exactly of the kind contem-
plated by the inspectors of hulls and boilers.
When the theorists get through theoriz-
ing on abstruse principles OF finance, Re
publican statesmen will bring the issue
down to the solid basis of existing condi-
tons and settle it as plain business prop
osition.
Any who refuse to subscribe to the
Fourth of July fund on the ground that ii
would be waste of money can prove that
they are willing to give money for useful
purpose by providing for the necessities of
the poor.
Just as Marysville announces that it is
going to have the grandest Fourth of July
celebration that it has had in years Men
docino County steps forward with the
news that it has discovered the richest
body of quicksilver in the West.
To enable orchardists to get white labor
end to assist unemployed white persons in
finding work, the Woodland Mail has
opened labor bureau for the fruit season,
and is thus doing effective service to keep
Mongolians out of that section.
The lone Valley Echo has changed
hands, and is now under the management
of ]. e. Barnes and j. E. Farnsworth. who
announce they will make the paper strictly
independent and devoted to the advance
ment of lone Valley and Amador County.
If the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun is correct in saying "nthe
overwhelming sentiment of the Democracy
that forced the nomination of Mr.. Cleve-
land in 1892, in spite of the politicians, is
still the directing force in the party organ
ization," it is time for the gifted editor Of
the New York Sun to take stock OF himself
and find out what his directing sentiments
are.
The Petalttmian, or Polly Larkin's Weekly
Newspaper, is a new venture which has
Just been started under the editorship of
ReEa Shattuck to interest and instruct the
people of the southern end of Sonoma. As
the paper is to rely Tor support largely
upon women the editor announces that it
Will make speciality of advertising bar