The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-04

serves 1or war, DuG Iney nave not I1VSu up
10 the paint.
There is neither aristocracy nor exclu-
sion in the invitations which the sun will
issue to-day.
The monometallists are getting as shakY
as if they were standing not only on one
metal but on one foot.
It will be'a poor economy on the part of
the counties to hoard a little money and
lose the benefits of State exhibit at At
lanta.
1t cannot be charged that the bloomer
girl is fresh when we consider the impetus
which she has given to the local saltwater
bath industry.
The Democratic party cannot claim to
be the party of the people" unless It calls
its derelict members in the Railroad Com
mission to account.
The Sacramento Valley Press Associa-
ton has outlined the wisest of all possible
plans for proper development of that
great valleys resources.
With Civic Federation, a Haf-nillion
Club and Manufacturers Association
at home and with enterprise all round US,
what more do we want to assure progress =?
The appeal made by the Half-million
Club to the editors of the State to urge the
organization of affiliating societies is the
wisest and timeliest of all recognitions Of a
leading and irresistible force.
Down in the Bowery district of New
York number of boys under Is years of
age have formed STRENGTHENING league
which is doing good work and making g
new name for the Bowery boy.
No paper supporting the principles of a
great political party is worthy of its name
unless it holds up to public scorn those
official members of its party who have be-
trayed the trust which they were elected to
fulfill.
It is asserted that the new Ministry in
England will try to relegate the Irish ques-
ton to the background by taking up Eng
lish labor questions and trying to improve
the conditions of the farmers and the
workingmen.
driven into hiding and the business re-
duced so per cent, it needs only the sup
preston of pool-selIing to give the better
element of the people fair degree of salts
faction in the progress of the reform move
ment.
Senator Blackburn, in discussing the
goldbug papers of Kentucky, says: ''If 1
was running hell and had the Courier
Journal, Times and Post managers, editors
and reporters sent to me would turn the
other inmates loose lest they be contain
mated"
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald prob
ably finds it hard to choose between the
demands of needy girls who are willing to
work in Chinese factories and the rehec-
ton that every Chinese factory is essen
TALLY antagonistic to the interests of white
operatives.
Captain Evans, who commanded the
American squadron at KieI, is reported as
saying the most notable feature of the
naval display was the wonderful discipline
OF the German navy. The ships are exer-
cised six hours every day in the year, and
In the most difficult maneuvers the crews
work with the precision of machinery.
The fact that Santa Clara County or
chardist has saved 5000 by the employment
Of smudge fires to check the ravages of
predaceous insects is a confirmation of
The CALLS repeated declaration that no
evil either in producing or marketing the
fruits OF California can appear but what
sufficient intelligence to overcome it is
forthcoming.
The newspapers of New York, Chicago
and Boston are fond of saying that the
people of Philadelphia are slow, but the
Times OF that city effectively answers them
by calling attention to the fact that the
street railways of all three of those cities
are managed by Philadelphians, and that
many other Of their municipal enterprises
are due to the energy of Philadelphia men.
society writer in Washington says the
new Attorney-General, Judson Harmon.
sis elegant, with an elegance surprising
all elegance. He is as clean and sweet and
well groomed as load of hay. But there
is not about HIM that evidence of attention
to detail which heralds the dandy. Jid-
son Harmon is too elegant gentleman to
be dandy" From this description
the question Immediately arises: Is he a
dude2: