The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-23
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2S, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
The Governor is himself again.
Perhaps England might win a cham
plonship at skittles.
The war that is brewing in Europe will
of course produce many biers.
South African mines have the boom, but
California mines are getting the gold.
Fresno not only feels for the competing
road but reaches for it with full hand.
Kansas grows a good crop of fall hay
and then starts prairie fire and burns 1t
up.
Weather prophets are already making
predictions of hard winter and an early
one.
If high buildings cannot go up in this
town real estate prices will have to come
down.
There are Just enough elections this fall
to keep politics moving and the people in
terested.
The men who are calling for great
Democratic speech should first find great
Democrat.
The only game that America plays at
without winning is the search for the
north pole.
The people of the San Joaquin have seen
the monopoly railroad and are now going
it one better.
It is becoming more apparent every day
that the only off thing about politics this
year is Democracy.
If the Valkyrie had waited little she
could have carried home the team of the
London Athletic Club.
There is no pleasure in watching the
Solid Eight nor glory in fighting them,
but both must be done.
For the wine men at any rate the year
has brought true revival and may pos
sibly lead up to jubilee.
Helping to save the City from misgov-
eminent comes under the head of attend
ing to your own business.
Reports of preparations for coming FEES
tas and carnivals form very noticeable
part Of the State news in these days.
There are rumors once more that France
and Russia may open the ball before
Kaiser Wilhelm gets ready to dance.
Every kind of a national festival in Eu-
rope seems to be as much of an irritation
to some folks as a pleasure to others.
Let Us hope our Boston friends will never
back down from their proposition that the
best summer resorteity is the best city for
national conventions.
With Wyoming reporting the first snow
storm OF the season on the same day that
gave New York the hottest weather of
the year. there can be no doubt the
American climate is great variety show.
One bad feature of all international ex-
positions in this country is that all of them
give big show for more Chinese to come
in.
The electric power transmitted into Sac
ramento seems to have touched every citi-
zen, and energy is radiating in all direc-
tons.
1t IS said the Peary relief expedition has
brought back on the Kite the most valu-
able collection ever brought out of the
Arctic regions.
President Jordan has discovered new
species of fish in our markets, but FORUM
ately this time it was not shark masquer-
aiding as q sturgeon.
Until after the elections Carlisle will
cloak the deficit in the revenues by a cum
ming array of figures, but the deficit will
be there just the same.
German and Cleveland may not speak
as they pass by, but according to reports
from Maryland German passes the other
fellow by when be speaks.
Governor Budd's statement that the
State tax next year will not run over 44.6
cents on the hundred, is calculated to
make the whole Safe feel better.
There will be no new bond issue nor an
extra session of Congress this fall, so we
may give our mind to business and attend
to the preparations for the football games
As the Carey arid land law seems to
have been used for making big land steal
in Wyoming lots OF people will have an
opportunity to say 81 told you So"
AS rule when things look blue or when
they look gray there is little pleasure in
them, but when the old veterans of the
war meet in these days all rules are re-
versed.
The action of Senators Perkins and
White in comforting with Governor Budd