The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-17


EASTERN OFFICE:
Pacific states Advertising Bureau Rhinelander
building, Rose and Duane streets, New York City.
TUESDAY. ......... SEPTEMBER It, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Prevent lottery advertising and the lot
teries will go.
IseIin was generous in offering more, but
Dunraven has had enough.
If the East will head off the bond issue
we will head off the cholera.
The fuss of an international yacht race
lasts long time after the muss is over.
The only way to make San Francisco a
complete home market is for every home
to do its share.
II some preachers had their way the
bloomer would split the church as well as
divide the skirt.
Hawaii may be an earthly paradise, but
so long as the cholera RACES the emphasis
will be on the earthly.
Back of the third-term discussion there
is really something of a public desire for
Cleveland to try it once.
Our exhibit at Atlanta will speak well
for the whole State, provided all sections
OF the State help it along.
I : tl,a I,
when there Will be no week in California
without fiesta somewhere.
San Bernardino invites the world to a
fiesta this week, with promises of perfect
weather and glorious time.
The Grand Army veterans naturally feel
at home in the South, for it us not the first
time they have painted it red.
1t really begins to look at this distance
as if Germans attitude in Maryland was
that of man on toboggan slide.
It would be difficult to find a passenger
train in this country that did not contain
man going to convention or coming
home from one.
With another bond issue in sight and
the elections drawing near, Democracy
can hardly be blamed for taking very little
interest in itself.
According to the California Knights
who have returned home, Boston holds
up the Atlantic Coast about as well as we
can hold up the Pacific.
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So long as we get reports about the
alleged Papal scheme to buy Rome from
the Italian Government, we may know the
silly season is still at its height in Europe.
The Hawaiian Gazette reports that the
history of the revolution is in press and
will shortly be issued. The world will
soon officially learn the names of the real
heroes in the reinforcement of Queen Lii.
If the Germans really think they have
another Won Moltke in Count Won Valdez
see, they had better content themselves
with the thought and not put him to the
test.
That long promised vigorous foreign
policy must be hunting like the Valkyrie
ing, no spectators and possibly no opposi-
ton.
With two or three fights to finish re-
ported every week from different parts of
the country, it seems odd that Corbett and
Fitzsimmons can find no place to meet and
jaw it out.
If Chauncey Depew is right, the Germans
have a passionate desire for war with
France in order to reduce her army first so
that they may be able to reduce their own
afterwards.
The report that the bankers of the coun-
try are willing to aid the Government in
maintaining the gold reserve is good, but
it would be better if the Government did
not need it.
If Rockefeller believes his barn was set
on fire by discharged workingmen, it may
be taken as a sure proof that he had been
employing cheap foreign labor instead of
Americans.
The enforcement of the Sunday law in
New York may be said to have reached its
elimination in preventing drinks in the
fashionable clubs, and now we may look
for the reaction.
Holding the next Republican National
Convention in San Francisco would be a
good way of reminding some Eastern
people they live in country that has a
western side to it.
Theprocess of converting the great battle
fields of the war into Material parks is
giving the South the advantage of having
lots of spacious pleasure gro9nds main
talned at the expense of the Nation.
Now that San Leandro has produced a
mosquito larger than any four ever fed on
the richest blood of New Jersey watering
places the East can no longer claim to
rival Us on anything that makes life lively
and keeps men from going to sleep.
1t was not long ago that the Iowa State
Register told the people of that State not to
emigrate to California as there was danger
CT earthquakes here, and now Iowa has
had an earthquake herself; not a big one
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