The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-27

OAKLAND OFFICE:
COS Broadway.
EASTERN OFFICE:
Rooms 81 and 30, 81 Park Row, New York City.
DAVID NJ. FoLTZ, Special Agent
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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Get your turkey to-day.
Good weather for Thanksgiving.
The popular home market to-day is the
market-stall.
The East has snowstorms. but our land
has no storms.
OUT Of your abundance be sure to spare
something to the poor.
We have got 100000 and the next thing
is TO get the convention.
Senator Vest has pulled himself down
to the point OF denouncing a third term
for Cleveland.
II the Alaska boundary dispute goes
much further Canada may be our turkey
by next Thanksgiving.
Be sure you get all your work off your
mind to-day so that you will have none of
1t on your mind tomorrow.
We can give thanks for most everything
except our street work, but perhaps for
the present we can pass over that.
The Grand Jury is not wasting time in
idle fault-fnding. 1t is busy trying to find
the fellow responsible for the fault.
If Democracy was as wise as it is old it
would fire the Junta and the Buckleyites,
100, and then enjoy Thanksgiving.
The Grand Turk swears he cannot re-
form and Cleveland says he won't, so
there Is trouble in two hemispheres.
As Thanksgiving day is strictly an
American holiday il IS right 10 spread the
eagle as well as to spread the turkey.
A Philadelphia reformer wishes to make
election officers use bell punch that will
tally every time he punches ballot
The acquittal OF Ashworth imposes upon
Us the necessity OF another trial. For
every wrong there must be remedy some
where.
The next Senator from Kentucky will
stand on q Henry Clay platform and
speak for the old Kentucky home in
dustries.
The Democratic tariff may have been
designed for the benefit of England, but
Japan hiss found out how TO take advant-
age Of il.
The New York Herald supports Cleve-
land for a third term, but then the editor
OF that paper lives in Europe, where Cleve-
land friends are.
TO surrender orr home markets to the
japanese would be to show ourselves al
most as imbecile as the Chinese who sur
rendered their soil.
Judge Murphy may have been right in
referring TO Ashworth az "a proteetant, as
it were, to the property-owners," but be
certainly was no protector.
We may not win the National Conyen-
ton, but re have certainly deserved it, for
we have beaten all our rival cities in the
task OF raising money for it.
Eastern people who are complaining of
snow and sieet should remember it is their
own fault if they are not out here eating
green peas and Strawberries.
We are told that Cleveland will put
vigorous foreign policy in his message to
Congress, but We would like to see him
put one in a message TO England.
According 10 the Street Railray Journal
over 70 per cent OF the street railways IN
this country have adopted electric motive
power and the horse is getting a rest.
With the opening of IngIeside Park to-
morrow there will open a new era in Cali
fornia racing big enough to induce the
best horses il the East to come into it.
The people of the United States are in
better condition for Thanksgiving this
time than they have been since Cleveland
came into Office, but they are not satisfied
yet.
Il seems that under our law, as con-
strued by Judge Murphy, the Street Super
intendent is figurehead who is not even
expected TO figure, much less to have
head.
The renewed negotiations between Cor
bett and Fitzsimmons sadly remind us
that when Corbett said he would retire
from the ring he did not say he would stop
talking.
While the deficit lasts the tariff is an
issue, and while japanese goods drive
home products out of the home market
the tariff would be an issue whether there
were deficit or not.
In asserting his desire TO be pictured as
he is, Mr.. White OF Round Valley can
hardly overlook the fact that it is Just that
thing we have been trying to do with pen
and pencil for some time past.
The Chicago preacher who displayed
conspicuous posters about town announc-
ing his Sunday services certainly deserves
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