The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25

II the law cannot square Round Valley
it might at least straighten out the law
breakers.
Now that the movement for the Ma
tional Convention is on foot all hands
should join it.
Now that the chrysanthemum has come
to join the big sleeve it is fortunate thing
the world is wide.
Talk Of the coming rose festivals will
have to give way now to reports OF chry-
santhemum shows.
The conviction is growing in Kentucky
that a fair count this fall will count a
Republican victory.
Under the supervision of Inspector
Dockery there is no question but the milk
business has improved.
If there is any State in the Union where
Democracy is not divided then in that
State Democracy is dead.
The Board of Health is now after the
laundries in the right way, and we are
going TO have clean town.
1t is hardly necessary for the Democrats
TO discuss the tariff, as the continuous
deficit speaks for their side of it.
Alaskan placer mines seem to be solid
from all reports, but the trouble is the
solidity is too much Of a frozen fact.
The East has nothing we cannot match.
There are five parties in the field in New
York and so there are in Sacramento.
There are very few long-felt wants I'M
supplied in this country, but it seems a
good fender for trolley-cars is one OF them.
We should not only have home market
for home industries. but home industries
should make a market for home raw ma
terial.
Senator Hill opened the New York CAM
palgn with big speech, but the long
wished-for great Democratic speech is still
to be heard from.
If San Francisco makes strong lead for
the next Republican National Convention
the whole of the greater West will give her
strong following.
thoroughly American administration
at Washington would soon convince Eng
land that the Monroe doctrine answers
every point of the Venezuelan question.
Secretary Carlisle has issued an order
putting stop to the minting of silver
dollars, and the goldbug administration
scores another point for its friends.
Now If COrhntt and Eit1siyo oo,,1J
only be made to walk home from Arkansas
after their attempt to elevate the stage in a
ring they would make truly dramatic
exit.
1t is hard to tell from Adlai Stevenson's
appearance at Atlanta whether he regards
himself as going out of the Vice-Presi-
dency or coming in as a Presidential
candidate.
What does it profit California to keep
her own convicts from competing with
free labor so long as the Eastern States
can flood the California market with
prison-made goods?
The Democratic idea of making up the
deficit IN the revenue by taxing native
wines instead OF foreign imports raises
ohOtACl SlcdI ISoue DeLWee0 Tree trade and
protection for the people to SETTLE
If the speedy departure from this coast
OF Mr.. Aiken. supervising architect of the
Treasury Department, should result in a
new departure in the methods of dealing
with the new Postoffiee building we shall
be consoled for his loss.
w. 81. Mills was right in saying that il
should be somebody's business to see that
the 100000 appropriated for the new
Postoffice building should be kept in this
State as far as possible by the use OF Cali
fornia material and he was also right in
adding, "if we do not look out for our
selves no one else will.''
The action of the George II. Thomas
Post of the Grand Army in calling the
attention of the authorities of the City to
the pernicious practice of some people of
throwing fruit peelingS on the sidewalks
is to be commended, and should receive
the consideration OF the citizens generally,
as well as that of the officials. A banana
skin or piece of fresh orange peel on the
sidewalk is almost as dangerous as a
troley-car.