The San Francisco call., 1895-10-07

EASTERN OFFICE:
Pacific states Advertising Bureau Rhinelander
tunding Rose and Duane streets, New York City.
MoNDAY~................. OCTOBER 7, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
In every promise OF boss there is hid
den threat.
C<bett and Fitzsimmons might as we Il
so on a hunt for the north pole.
1t won't be long now before the competing
road Will be actually competing.
The Spokane police war can be decided
by Judge, but who can arrest it?
Armenian pressure on the Sultan will
soon make tight squeeze for him.
Ii you would understand your world
prepare to study the football dialect.
1t seems impossible to solve one problem
in this world without creating another.
People who are resolute in keeping to
the right have to run over good many
fools.
The European war cloud continues to
swing around as If somebody had it in
sling.
In the City, as in the Nation, future
prosperity will be in proportion to Repub-
ican success.
The torch of liberty in Cuba may emit
q good deal of smoke, but there is fire there
somewhere.
The whole policy of the Cleveland ad-
ministration bears a close semblance to
foreign import.
The clouds around Democracy will not
affect country that will soon be under
Republican sky.
Whatever vigor Olney possessed has
been shifted from a foreign policy to a
Presidential boom.
The gold bugs declare that the silver
agitation is silenced and that the silver
men talk too much.
1t looks now as if the end of the century
exposition were more likely to be one of
war than OF industry.
If Democracy had never raised Buckley
up Buckley would not be in position to
down Democracy now.
''Shall we save our forests2'' is getting to
be burning question for the Pacific Coast
in more senses than one.
In arranging the field on which they
play as 'gridiron," football champions
PREPARED the way for broils.
This is good time to watch Gorman's
campaign tactics; you may never have a
chance again to see him in the ring.
Russia Will never be faithfully welded
to her alliance with France as long as
Kaiser William continues to firt with her.
It is just as we'll to let Buckley get him
self in a position where he will be swept
away by the general movement for reform.
As new fashions are always pleasing to
society there should be general adoption
of the new fashion of buying home goods.A
We will never have international binet-
alllsm until we have an administration in
this country that will earnestly work
for il.
Lower taxes, better government and
public improvements are things the people
will never get as long as they trust to
bosses.
1t is said Tammany will lead the fight
against the Sunday law in New York by
raising the chorus, Rally round the jag,
boys"
The defeat of the English university
athletes by those of Yale leaves England
no option but to get out of the field or
challenge US to play skittles.
A little while ago there was a demand
for great Democratic speech and now it
is announced that Cleveland will make a
talk at the Atlanta Exposition.
The gold bond syndicate is out of the
way now and if the members of it are wise
they viii get further out of the way before
the Republican Congress meets.
1t is significant that the Kentucky Demo
Gratis are not making campaign of barbe-
cues this year. Their candidates have dug
too many pits for themselves already.
We can never have reasonable hope of
good Improvements on the streets until
we have big improvement in the men
and methods by which they are made.
As Portland for the first time in her his
tory has opened her annual exposition
with music by local talent, it is reasonable
to suppose the home market will now begin
to hum.
England may not have made up her
mind to deai swiftly with the Oriental
questions, but it is noted she has made
feet demonstration both in China and in
Turkey.
If General Alger is correct in saying