The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-25

chasers OF lottery t1ckets.-Santa Rosa Repub-
| lican.
| That paper will live which tells the people
| the things the people want to know, and moi
| the things which some crank thinks that the
people ought to know.-Tulare Register.
Every goose that lays golden egg for Oak
land should be cuddled instead of killed. The
Chicago principle of reaching out for every
thing in sight should be the rule.-Oakland
Times.
| The advent of the typesetting machine in
newspaper Offices is revolutionizing things.
| The man who views the change with compla-
cency is the reporter. No machine can ever
| supplant him.-Alameda Telegram.
| This country won her freedom with the
| Spanished milled dollar and continental eur
| rency, and saved the Union with greenbacks
| but the gold bond buyer who sent a substitute
| to the army wants now to keep silver demon
etized.-Portland (Or.) Sun.
1t does not speak very well for the admins
| tration that 1t sold the Government bonds of
| the United States abroad at 1O4 when the bank
| rupt colony of Newfoundland has sold its
bonds, bearing the same rate of interest, in the
| same market at par.-Hollister Free Lance.
| sacramentos committee of safety has again
our officers watch for their coming and straight
way pass them on to our neighbors For such
| is the enlightened nineteenth-century method
| of solving one OF our gravest problems.-Fresno
Republican.
A paper having suggested Sitka, Alaska, as a
suitable place to hold National conven ton,
what's the matter with the Democratic hosts
going there? 1t is cold in Alaska, but it will
be nothing compared to the deadly frost which
will overtake Growers adherents in 1896
Santa Rosa Star.
Do you know the tide is turning? Do you
know that any bad times we may have had are
| just changing? Do you know that now, right
now, is the appointed time for grand opportu-
| mites? 1t is so. Let us pull together and do
our pulling Immediately. We must get there.
| Santa Cruz Record.
Every town that has this year had floral
| fete has been in the eye of the public an at
| tractive place. Local pride of place has been
greatly stimulated. New improvements have
been planned. This civic pride will do won.
ders in transforming many of these smaller
towns into most beautiful places in the State.
The bicycle, too, has gone forth on its mission
OF reformation.-Oakland Tribune.
/ There is no kind of vice that can bring pros.
| perity to community any more than il can To
i
| an individual will in the end prove equally
harmful to community. Vice is most flour.
| ishing in community which is prosperous
| and the minimizing sometimes conclude that
| the prevalence OF vice is essential to prosper.
| ity. While they are concomitants, vices are
always parasites on prosperity and never its
| cause.-San Beanardino Times-Index
! Stockton proposes to hold Fourth of july
celebration that will be something after the
| fiesta order, and to which her streams and
rivers and shining lagoons will lend them
| selves, with float and canoe and f1ower-decked
| raft to give enchantment to the scene. Jubi
liant over the prospect of competing line Of
railroad that shall link her with the great en-
! pire-like valley of the San Joaquin, she will
| make another declaration of Independence OF
her emancipation from the domination of 9
single railroad corporation. Well, the fests
| spirit is not so bad for this State. esneciallv
| when it makes new spirit of enterprise and
| the determination to press on along new lines
| of progress.-Los Angeles Times.