The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-28

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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Now, then, be thankful.
This IS the day for the optimist to talk,
There IS nothing cold in Thanksgiving
charity.
The question OF the day: "Will you
dine with me?"
Lots of sport in town to-day, and you
can take your choice.
Over IN the East they are giving thanks
that they survived the blizzard.
When you consider the poor to-day
don't consider them q nuisance.
Happiness is the flower of Thanksgiv-
ing, but the fruit OF it is charity.
From this time en- the holidays will set
in, and everybody viii be worked to death
This IS the festival of American homes
and in every home it should be celebrated.
This is the time for Democratic factions
to drop their crow and pick turkey to-
gether.
Americans enjoy the best conditions on
earth, and we live in the best State of
them all.
Don't give your neighbors chance to
say that in seeking an appetite you ended
in happy tight.
Those who go to Ingieside Park to-day
will be in it at the start of new era for
the race on this coast.
Hard times are vanishing, good times
are coming, and in every prospect there is
a promise OF prosperity.
Ii selecting holiday gifts for your East
ern friends be sure to get something of
California manufacture.
Every session of the Trans Mississippi
Congress shows a great deaf of push, bat
not one OF them has shown any pull.
Speaker Reed will have lively team to
manage in the coming session CO Congress,
but there are no wild colts among them.
The rain may fret Us a little III the City,
but in the State as a whole it win be
counted among the things to give thanks
for.
It is in the homes of America only that
Thanksgiving is National observance,
and the fact has significance worth re-
calling to-day.
Some Democrats are demanding that
Cleveland make his message monumental,
but the chances are he will give them Just
a plain gravestone.
Among the candidates for the Maryland
senatorship to succeed Gibson and profit
by the Democratic Waterloo are Colonel
Bonaparte and Mr.. Wellington.
1t looks as if the Senate would have to
be something of an automobile institution
this winter. The Populists can't organize
it, the Democrats darsn't, and it seems the
Republicans won't.
The Pilgrim Fa theirs founded Thanksgiv-
ing in the faith of good things to come, and
We should be profoundly grateful that in
our generation more than they dreamed
OF has been realized.
Those who were caught in the rush Of
shoppers yesterday will now resolve TO
buy their Christmas goods early, but as
sure as fate they will be among the frantic
ones in the crush on Christmas eve.
In the new enterprises undertaken, IN
the growing harmony between City and
State, and in the increasing public spirit
of the people California finds abundant
reasons to give thanks for everything in
sight.
In writing that Cleveland could put an
end to the railroad trust by vigorous ap-.
peal 10 ]. Pierpont Morgan, Senator Chan
dler mistakes the situation. 1t is not
Cleveland who wags Morgan, but Morgan
who wags Cleveland.
Mr.. Choate says the new mural paintings
in the New York courtrooms will elevate
the standards of judicial bearing and legal
courtesy. ana if that proves to be the result
we cannot decorate our courtTooms with
angels and saints any TOO quickly.
AS Senator Hill crawled out from under
the snowdrifts of election day only to
strike blizzard al the opening of his
lecture tour, he has doubtless arrived al
the conclusion that for q bachelor poll
tician this IS very cold, cold world.
The Surgeon General OF the Navy has
recommended the building of ambulance
ships to accompany our fleets in time of
war so as to provide place for the proper
care of the wounded. The suggestion is
novel, but there seems no reason why
modern nagies should not be supplied
with ali those appliances of charity and
humanity which are now attached to
armies.
1t is reported that road near large
sugar factory in Utah has been constructed
of molasses, the process being to lay coat
of moIasses on the roadway, then one of
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