The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-12

FRIDAY. APRIL ~, 1895
Fight the income tax.
Adlai energies suddenly from obscurity,
but appears to be in bad muddle.
Drop the lottery ticket and save your
money.
Stockton has kept her pledges like sure
winner.
He defends the constitution who resists
unjust taxation.
There are always new victories to be won
by men of enterprise.
The competing road will furnish the ties
to bind Us to progress.
The way to kill the income tax is to fight
it all along the line.
Every improved street will open new
avenue for prosperity.
Many big lie has been sneakingly in
troduced by the phrase ut is said"
There is not much mirth in the laughter
of a bad boy who has been spanked.
The silurian who cannot be converted
during this revival is hopelessly lost.
The girls of Santa Rosa will be the
prettiest blossoms in the rose festival.
The star Of empire may be coming west,
but the dawn Of enterprise has got here.
Give the Supreme Court another lick at
the income tax and you will see knock
out.
1t is just as easy to acquire the habit Of
publishing a decent newspaper as the other
kind.
Monopoly may not be lying low, but it
has set its organs to a good deal OF low
lying.
There should be no socialistic class taxa
ton in land of equal men and equal
rights.
1t is always better to have a sure thing
in a savings bank than a chance in lot
terry game.
Santa Clara has chance to make
record on the boulevard and the competing
road at the same time.
Those who love California as well as
themselves are signing the Calls pledge
to patronize the peoples railroad.
Clean journalism is not deemed wise
policy by those editors who do not know
how 10 strive for success based on cleanE-
ness.
train robberies have occurred since the
recent events in which the robbers were
killed.
Taxes which can be collected only by
resort to the methods of the inquisition
will never be sustained by the American
people.
The voices of the ministers of all de-
nominations attest that the moral senti-
ment of the City is on the side of the CALL
in opposing lotteries.
Every report from the East concerning
the place of holding the next Republican
National Convention mentions San Fran
cisco as the favorite in the contest.
1t is a notable sign of the times that the
gold monometaIlists are beginning to
straddle, but the silver men are standing
solidly, with both feet on their platform.
AS president Harrison is an instructor
in international law at the Stanford Uni
versity it is difficult to imagine him be
ieving that the Presidency of the United
States could bring higher honor.
The journalist whose only measure of
success is the number of dollars he
receives, from whatever source, may be
expected to have that moral standard
which is so easily accessible to rogues.
The Blue Lake Advocate is slightly in
error in saying Humboldt will never have
a railroad until its people build it them
selves" AS soon as the Humbold people
start the road in good earnest they will get
plenty of help.
Assessor Dalton of Alameda County has
had the intelligence to discover and the
fidelity to put into operation certain pro-
visions of the California constitution which
require the property of the rich, as well as
that OF the poor, to be taxed for something
like its value.
That policy which confines itself to a
denunciation of the Southern Pacific
monopoly, not only ignores the great
benefit to California which the Southern
Pacific, under the wholesome restraints of
competition, is capable of producing, but
will generally be found neglecting to do the
very thing which will bring about COM
petition.
The spirit of railroad enterprise has been
aroused in Oregon by demand for a road
that viii open up the regions around Coos
Bay, Yaquina Bay and Tillamook Bay to
the rest of the State, and the Salem States
man in urging the enterprise makes the
complaint that about the only time the