The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-21

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THURSDAY ....................MA MARCH 81, 1895
Home industry to the front.
The people are with the manufacturers.
Energy tackles the hard job and makes
it a soft snap.
Why not clean up the old era by cleaning
out the cobblestones?
We must get out of the era of raw
material and cobblestones.
California will help all the Pacific Coast
when they help one another.
1t is evident we are going to have reason
TO be proud of the convention.
There may be a few strong Democrats
left but all the cuckoos are weak.
Labor and capital are on the best footing
when they stand on the same platform.
California should live up to the resoIu-
tons of the Manufacturers Convention.
The manufacturers have no wheels in
their heads except those that mean bust
ness.
There are great many people who have
enterprising tongues and silurian pocket
books.
Huntington's prediction of five prosper
GUS years was an easy one from the
present outlook
Since it appears that Worth did not in
vent the balloon sleeve it would seem that
the wrong man died.
How would it do to require Governor to
give his reasons when he signs bill as well
as when he vetoeS itP
Get the WEEKLY CALL that appears this
morning and take a general review of the
industries of the State.
Ii Hung Chang has now a chance to
show whether he can make peace any
better than he made war
Secretary Morton wishes a new kind of
pillow and advises agricultural students to
harrow their brains for it.
You are advertising the State and its
industries when you send the WEEKLY
CALL to your Eastern friends.
1t is not certain yet whether Gresham is
actuated in his present activity by birth
OF patriotism or passing spasm.
When the Legislature adjourned the
members should have carried the attaches
away as well as the waste-baskets.
There are always difficulties in the way
that enterprise is going, but they get out
OF the way when enterprise gets there.
Every man who recognizes the impor-
tance of better transportation facilities
should subscribe to the competing road.
The Cleveland administration may as
well understand they cannot agitate the
Hawaiian Republic by shaking Thurston.
In taking the $4,000 jewel from Terry
Mrs. Langtry probably intended it as les
son for him and an advertisement for her
self.
Men of intelligence may differ as to the
means of improving our streets, but there
can be only one opinion about the need
of it.
Senator Edmunds has aptly described
the income tax Congress as body of mis-
guided gentlemen who have now vanished
from the face of the earth.
1t is noted as one of the curiosities of
fashion that Queen Victoria never had
dress made by WORTH but it is not denied
she might have looked better occasionally
if she had.
If Japan insists that China shall open her
ports to the commerce of the world, there
is certain to be an increased demand for
silver money and corresponding benefit
TO the silver miners
1t is asserted that not single member
of the late Congress has as yet made a re-
turn of his income tax and it would ap-
pear that all are waiting in the hope the
Supreme Court will knock it out.
NJ O1t WIZ udS 1OllOWGu IQc series OF
articles in the CALL on our art and artists
can have any doubt that San Francisco
will become fourishing art center as soon
as our wealthy people become more liberal
in their patronage.
In his address at the opening of the Man
ufacturers' Convention Hugh Craig aptly
characterized the situation of the mining
industry, by saying that while the State
owes the miners much they have only
scratched the grass roots and the mother
lode has been hardly touched.
In saying, "the man Chambliss of San
Francisco, who is tramping over the coun-
try with copy for a book of scurrilous
assaults upon the so-called society of the
chief city of the Pacific, is in contemplate
business" the Chicago Times has shown
clever aptitude for neat paragraphing.
If California cities and counties would
give the preference to California material