The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-11


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AY.......................AP APRIL IL, 1895
Come to the front.
The pledge is the thing.
Work with those who work for you.
A dime well expended Will earn dollar.
Make California have market for home
goods.
United California means prosperous
California.
Sectional iealousies are buried with the
dead past.
The Pacific Coast is teaching the Union
in enterprise this year.
Get ready to visit the southern fiesta
and enjoy the springtime.
The Half-million Club is being welded
with the strength of a giant.
Subscribe to the San Joaquin road and
get your name on the record.
The Democratic losses in New Jersey did
not surprise even the Democrats.
Visalia is smoothing her way to prosper
ity by laying bituminous pavements.
There seems to have been almost as
much steal as silver in the Carson Mint.
Southern CaIifornians turn out the fiestas
and Northern Californians take them in.
The silurian who wishes to be spoken of
gently as the dead, should quit his kicking.
The CALL would rather use an olive
branch than rod, but it knows how to use
both.
Those whose only idea of thrift is a
selfish application of industry are making
bricks without straw.
From her ability to advertise herself it
would appear the coming woman intends
to elevate the stage.
The only cloud on the silver lining just
now is the attempt of some brash Demo-
Gratis to get in and hoodoo it.
Don't purchase any imported article IN
til you are sure there is no California article
that viii serve your purpose.
1t is now asserted that Arizona and New
Mexico will have to wait outside the Union
until the silver question is settled.
In the phrase new, united, progressive
California" the Half-million Club has
given the watchword to the million.
In comparison with the foolish people
who continue to live in the blizzard-blown
East, every man in California is wise.
The report that Gladstone will return to
Parliament and make speech implies
that the old man has caught his second
wind.
Californians who buy the products and
manufactures of California are depositing
in the savings bank that pays the largest
interest
Don't be surprised at the number of pro-
gressive men springing up all over the
State. This is the season when daisies
blossom.
A community that is not resolute in pro-
tecting its law from the contempt of the
powerful viii never have a law strong
enough to protect its people.
Bear in mind that every resident of the
Pacific Coast is expected to do what he
can to bring the next Republican National
Convention to San Francisco.
The Democrats of the country are about
concluding that gold plank is too mar
row and thin to support the enormous
weight of President Cleveland.
We could suggest number of very
stately and imposing silurians who might
be induced to take the place OF the relics
stolen from the Park Museum. Nobody
would ever steal them.
The portraits of pretty Santa Rosa and
Petaluma girls, which the papers have
been publishing lately, have set a few phi
losophers wondering why most of the pretty
girls in the world seem to prefer being born
in California.
he who employs all his capabilities in
the pursuit of money in the belief that it is
the only commodity exchangeable for
happiness, will discover after he becomes
rich that his money is the rainbow and
his happiness the bag of gold that lies at
its foot.
AS it seems likely that the theater
managers of other cities will follow those
of New York in abolishing billboard and
Autograph posters, the newspaper will soon
reign supreme and without rival in the
field of advertising. The proposed change