The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21

The sneer is the gnat that stings the
elephant.
Where there is energy there is always
progress or fight.
With new press we keep up with our
increasing circulation.
1t should never be forgotten that it is the
speed of the trolley that kills.
Slow matches sometimes lead to the
loudest matrimonial explosions,
For cities as for individuals there is
only one way TO get rid OF debts.
1t is hard for reformer to keep straight
ahead in world that goes round.
We are able not only to embrace all the
news, but to give it double press.
Some people are unable to see the differ
ence between conservatism and stagnation.
Home consumption has no reference to
the encouragement of a one-lung industry
In the journalism of San Francisco the
news service of the CALL is unique, distinc-
tive and unrivaled.
Every here and there you find man
who would get off his base any day in
order to get in the swim.
We not only have the latest news, the
fullest news and the most reliable news,
but we have all there is of it.
1t will of course be a long way to the end
OF the proposed boulevard TO San Jose, but
the start ought not to be far off.
AS Kaiser William appeared at Ham
burg wearing gold helmet with a silver
eagle for crest, he must be bimetaIlist.
Having fuller Geographic report and an
additional press to print it, the CALL will
render better service to its patrons than
ever.
The United Press covers the country
with its news-gathering energies, and the
results are focused in the columns OF the
CALL.
Most reformers think that they are lead
ing whole orchestra when they are merely
playing on single string of their own
fiddle.
The only persons who die before their
time are those who still live, but have be-
come useless through selfishness or dissi-
patton.
The South Side Improvement Club is
determined to remove the stigma of stag
nation that attaches to "south of Market
street,
William Brady, the murderer of Sheriff
Bogard, is not sufficient of a leader in train
robbery to entitle him to the rank of
brigardier.
Those who go out into the country to
enjoy the laughter of the sunshine feel
strongly tempted to indulge in smile
themselves.
This is the time of the year when some
OF the men who go to the country for an
outing turn up their trousers and turn
down their tailors.
He who imagines that all the natural
wealth of California has been discovered is
most certainly the one who will never dis
cover anything more.
Henry Watterson seems to have con-
WINGED Kentucky Democrats to stay where
they were on the silver question and take
the chances of the slaughter-house.
The mountain streams, though notorious
babbIers, never betray the fisherman who
comes in with a big string and solemnly
swears that he hasn't seen boy all day.
ho of tba
ket street to improve that section of the
City comes just in time to prevent its
obliteration by the superior enterprise of
the Mission.
In addition to making a tenn porary dis
play of home products at the Atlanta
Exposition we should make continuous
display of home patronage in the shops
of San Francisco
The Lompoc Journal has abandoned the
patent outside and will be made up here
after wholly by local industry. thereby
deserving more than ever the patronage
and support OF the community.
Is Congress so 1mpregnable to sense and
right that it has TO be memorialized by the
people OF California to apply to the in
which it has checked the enterprise of the
Chinaman?
The convention of Republican League
clubs at Cleveland has fixed upon Mil
waukee as the next place of meeting, and,
while the distance between the two cities
is not great, we are pleased to note the
tendency is westward.
The Reno Gazette is strong free-silyer
paper and has been lately talking so much
about General Warner, the famous bimet-
allist, that in recounting the heroic de-
Tense of Bunker Hill on June IL, 1775, by
Generals Prescott and Warren it mad
vertently spells, the old heros name
warner" twice.
The Bakersfield Democrat has passed
into the hands of a new editor E. A. Nc
Gee, who in his salutatory says the paper
will continue to be Democratic journal
'unless extraordinary circumstances and