The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-10

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Society goes to the dogs.
Good streets induce prosperity.
The latest fete is always the best.
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Everybody wants the big bow-wow.
The silurian's only aim is to shoot prog
ress.
If you love California you must love her
dogs.
Is enterprise villain that the law should
foil at every turn?
1t is evident that some dogs have better
show than some men.
1t takes a very wise man to be an optim-
list under all circumstances.
When the people have their way we
shall have the peoples road,
There is no use fretting over temporary
checks in the path of progress.
When the flowers fade at Santa Rosa
they will blossom at Healdsburg.
Every strike of workingmen for higher
wages is a blow at the Wilson tariff.
When shade was cast over silver every
industry lost something OF its sunshine.
There can be no progress without ade-
quate revenues for public Improvements.
We could forgive Grover for writing
book, if he would only cease writing let
tiers.
Omaha is keeping up with the Eastern
procession by indulging in ruinous hail
storm.
Now that Oakland has started Sunday
closing agitation we may look out for hot
weather.
1t is questionable if art of any kind
should depend upon anything except its
own merit.
Dollar limit or no dollar limit, we must
have money enough to pay the expenses
OF the City.
California must have the San Joaquin
road and the San Joaquin road must have
the China Basin.
The best opportunity is a chance to show
what is in you, and to most men that
comes very often.
Though Santa Cruz calls her coming fete
a water carnival there will be a good deal
of the rosy in sight.
The organization of progressive men to
bring out Greater Tulare'' is another
evidence of the coming of big things.
Utah's representative citizens having
framed a constitution, the people can vote
themselves into the Union by adopting it.
The Harbor Commissioners have put
soup for the competing road in the China
Basin, but they are liable to get in it them
selves.
The placard, Made in California"
would be the best advertisement a mer-
chant could put on the goods in his shop
windows.
While Democrats are getting ready to
fight over the silver question, Republicans
are preparing to settle it harmoniously on
a business basis.
If our currency had the two legs of BIZ
meiallism instead of only one, it would
not have to borrow crutch from Roths-
childs to stand on.
Until Chicago shall have learned how
not to be a hotbed of labor disturbances
she cannot offer her wonderful growth as
criterion of prosperity.
Read the interviews published on an
other page and learn what leading citizens
think of the controversy over the lease of
China Basin to the San Joaquin road
The Harbor Commissioners should at
least grant the China Basin to the San
Joaquin road under terms that would pre-
NIT the sale of bonds necessary to construct
the line.
There is reason for believing that when
the Supreme Court drops its next decision
iquity into nothing but a grease spot on
the Democratic record.
If the Harbor Commissioners wish to see
ships increase in the harbor they should
give the San Joaquin road fair play and
thus help in building up the City and ex-
tending its commercial wealth.
We are reminded by recent Geographic
announcements that one of the useful pur-
poses of the telegraph is to inform us that
Messrs. Corbett and Jackson have mouths
and have not forgotten their use.
If the swell residents of the City want to
find some new charms which the CITY
possesses, they could not do better than
take some of the trips over the new electric
lines of the Mission and Potrero sections.
The silurlan who opposes public i'm
provements, through fear that somebody
will get a "piece'' out of them, confesses
his silurianism in the most poignant fash
ion, for it is the presence of silurians that
makes official rascality possible.