The morning call., 1895-02-03


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sUNDAY..............., FEBRUARY s, 1895
Enjoy the day.
Give worry the grand shake.
Talk is cheap, but the results are some
times costly.
1t is the pleasant thought that makes the
pleasant day.
Since the day of rest is free gift, you
can take it easy.
You can bid your friend "good-day" this
morning, and mean it.
The inquisition bill has just about life
enough in it to kill itself.
San Francisco must be purified by her
friends and not by her enemies.
and to-day we attend to the rest.
The harmony that inspires the march of
progress isn't made up of chin music.
The trustees assert that the home for the
adult blind is good, but the blind can't
see it.
The signatures to the subscription list of
the competing road, are the best signs of
the time.
Since Mayor Sutro and Congressman
Bowers seek the same end they shouldn't
quarrel on the way.
This is a good day to recall the better in
fuences of the city and put yourself in
harmony with them.
We have made good progress in good
things during the past week and can think
them over to-day with a happy satisfac-
ton.
chestnuts that might be improved by
roasting, but it would be better to burn
them up.
The attitude OF Breckenridge mediating
as peace-makeT between Mcguire and
Reilly, shows marked ability to pose on
any perch.
When the new charter is submitted, wise
men will discuss it's essential principles
and the other crowd will wrangle over the
petty details.
Some of the people who are talking so
much about purifying San Francisco,
might make good compromise by taking
bath themselves.
California is such large producer of
food that when you patronize the pure
food exhibit you help home industry, in
every sense of the word.
If the enthusiasm for the valley road
leads to fever for railroad building we
need not complain. In that regard any
thing is better than chill.
There are some people who do not know
the difference between the methods of a
reformer who builds things up and an
iconoclast who tears things down.
Let US not forget that the first step in re-
form is to put an end to those ordinations
and recriminations that keep Us fighting
where we are, instead of going ahead.
In weather like this in a city like this, he
is but a dull fool who does not feel moved
to exclaim with the poet: "Oh, God, thy
world is beautiful; 1 thank thee that 1
live"
If men who wish to make long speeches
would devote themselves to the good in
stead of the evil in San Francisco they
wouldn't have to repeat themselves so
often.
In her churches, her parks, her hilltop
avenues and her expanse of ocean beach,
San Francisco affords her people more
varied means of rest and inspiration than
any other city in the world.
A Norwegian sociologist asserts that the
coming meat supply of the world will be
furnished by rabbits, and thereby gives
another reason why we should hurry up
competing road to the San Joaquin.
In fighting the inquisition bill on the
principle OF home rule, the interests of San
Francisco are identical with those of the
rest of the State, and in the common cause,
there Will be an uncommon victory.
Missouri proposes to fill her two inches
In the Memorial Hall of the National
Capitol with statues of Benton and Blair,
one of whom was great man in ordinary
times, while the other was an ordinary
man in great times. |
As social gatherings on Sunday evenings
are said to be popular in Chicago society, |
because that is the only evening of the |
week when men can find leisure to attend |
them, it is evident that the church doesn't
interfere with social gayeties in that city
half as much as hog-killing.
In her picturesque variety of hills and
valleys San Francisco presents a fair
epitome of the physical CONFORMATION of
California; nor does she in the ideals and
plishments of her citizens less ade-
quately represent the morality and the
intellect that have made California great.