The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-26

offence IN the presence OF pOHIlcdl lOD-
berry gives consent to II.
The murder case is getting to the point
where the plot thickens.
It seems that even Gresham is too much
OF an American for Grover.
There are Democrats Of almost all kinds
except Cleveland Democrats.
To preserve the profits of the fruit indus
try We must preserve the fruit itself.
Ii the Monroe doctrine doesn't cover the
field sufficiently We can make one that
does.
A man who breaks q solemn pledge to
his party cannot be trusted with any obi
cation.
It would be strange If China should find
that Russia IS her best friend in the hour
OF need.
We have yet to hear a single man who
took in the festas complain OF being
taken in.
Farmers are reminding the Weather
Bureau that It is time to open the rain /
drawer again.
The spring bonnet does not keep the sun /
out Of the eyes OF girl, but it puts sun
shine in her heart.
Itappears there is no way OF settling the /
Oriental muddIe without starting Euro /
pean implication.
The untimely death OF H. H. Scott does
not remove the only citizen whom Chris (
Buckley had cause 70 fear.
a man may whistle TO keep up his cour-
age in graveyard, but he never dresses
ike ghost for that purpose.
The Grand Jury would not be wasting
time il Il inquired into the kind OF cement
used in making Solid Fights.
The suTest proof OF the advance Of BIZ /
metallism is the continuous howl going up I
from the gold monometallists.
If it should be found necessary TO tear
down the ferry foundations some top-lofty /
men viii be buried in the ruins.
Public exposure may not even bring
blush 10 the face OF a corrupt official, but it
generally kills his best laid jobs.
Texas has had storm that laid hail
stones as large as a goose's egg and they
Matched 500, 600 worth Of damage.
In her attempt to collect damages from
Nicaragua England runs the risk OF pick
ing up war with the United States.
The rapid increase in the use OF sugar in
Japan is an evidence Of the tendency of
civilization to sweeten life for the people.
II the British lion puts his foot on the
soil OF Nicaragua, he win come very close
to stepping on the tail OF the American
eagle.
There is really no sense in having Solid
Eight when seven are just as effective and
there is a smaller number among whom to
divide the sWag.
Men who climb into Office over Repub-
Hcan platform canLot kick the platform
down without leaving themselves hanging
like political suicides.
out OF the Solid Eight as superfuity
about the only combination that he can
make is one with his sense of duty.
No recent innovation in journalism has
received more praise than the CALLS re-
production OF pictures by telegraph, and it
may be fairly said that none deserves it
more.
It is now about the time of the month
for the daily papers hereabout to assist
the lottery companies in the work of injur-
ing the community by publishing the list
OF winning numbers"
The great body OF workers may profit
ably reflect that opposition to public i'm
provements which would bring them the
most benefits comes from selfish rich men,
who are too mean to pay taxes.
The Fresno Republican is of the opinion
San Francisco will never prosper until she
completes her sewer system, and it must
be admitted that sewers are the best me-
dunn through which to get rid of the Solid
Eight.
If the amateur writers of theories" and
"suggestions" knew how ridiculous they
look in print they would not want their
theories and suggestions" printed, and
if they really were inspired by desire to
serve the ends of justice they would write
to Chief Crowley and not to the press.
Telegraphing without wires has been
successfully accomplished across the Sound
of Null, in Northern Scotland, and while
the distance was only two miles, the re-
suits are regarded as iustifying the belief
that we will be rid Of wires altogether in
telegraphy much sooner than in politics.
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piled and edited by ]. G. Hoag, is one of
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is handsomely illustrated with picturesque
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