The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-13

1t is hard to talk OF third term Tor
Cleveland without smiling.
No Supervisor can escape the reach of
the law by getting out of touch with it.
One clear clean victory won for the law
will make it easier to win every fight here
after.
The next time the Cornell boys strike
the Henley regatta they will have better
stroke.
The Civic Federation deserves well of the
people by the work it is doing for the
general good.
The establishment of great coal-tar
plant at the Potrero is another indication
of good times.
The Solid Eight no longer ask what the
people are going to do about it. They have
got an inkling.
The Bankers Convention is no more
solid on the money question than any
other convention.
1t is evident the people of San Francisco
do not intend the violation of law to be
soft snap any longer.
The Southern Pacific exhibits its old
time enterprise in pre-empting Point Lobos
avenue without right.
We may no longer doubt feminine cour-
age when we observe progressive women
calling themselves new.
1t is not against the extension of street
railways but against the violation of law
the people are protesting.
1t is pleasing to know the Defender goes
well in light breeze, but we would prefer
to see her knock the Valkyrie out on
hard blow.
The Folsom plant is young, but is already
green and fiourishing, and in time its
numerous branches will bear the richest
kind of fruit.
If there is any way of ascertaining who
stole the Fair will human ingenuity might
prove equal to the task of preventing such
crimes in the future.
The delightfully."- cool weather of the City
is the most alluring invitation to pleasure
that it would be possible for residents of
the interior to receive.
1t is a curiosity of the law that man
who FORCES an order or check is a crimi-
nal, but that peddlers of forged lottery
tickets cannot be held amenable.
With the Valley road, the Folsom cleo
trical plant and the Sequoia Carnival there
are SO many great things to celebrate that
the ordinary citizen is bewildered.
The best evidence of insanity in the case
of the man Fischer, who jumped from the
ferry-boat, was that he did so because he
imagined that woman was pursuing him.
1t would be difficult to convince the
public that Supervisor who would sell
out to the Southern Pacific is impregnable
to the influence of a would be policeman's
coin.
The happy circumstance in connection
with the Folsom electrical plant is that it
is situated in the center OF the great agri-
cultural basin and can send out its arms in
all directions.
Since the Christian Endeavor Society is
to hold its next International convention
in San Francisco the National parties can.
hardly deny they have good example to
follow. ....--......
In the convention of colored men in
South Carolina to consider how it may be
possible to retain the franchise the South
ern Democrats see black cloud on the
political horizon.
1t is just as essential to the comfort of
City residents to seek the heat of the
mountains in summer as for that of the
residents of the heated interior to enjoy
the delicious cool winds of the City.
The statute providing for the sale of
municipal franchises is as fair for the Mar
Ket-street Railway Company as for any
one else and the company has no reason to
seek to eyade it, Unless it has some unfair
purpose.
The organization of a new company to
build a coast railroad from San francisco
to Santa Cruz in opposition to the South
ern Pacific makes the Solid Eight sigh to
be Supervisors of San Mateo and Santa
Cruz counties.
While the Richmond Tract residents are
so strongly in favor of red rock for mac
adam they seem to overlook the fact that
its use in the park covers the foliage with
brick color that is as ugly as rouge on
milkmaid's cheeks.
The girls who are being voted for in the
contest to decide which shall serve as
Queen of Eureka's Sequoia Carnival are all
so pretty that it would be difficult to vote
for one without violating the conscience
with regard to the others.