The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

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$50 o'clock
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SW corner Sixteenth and Mission Streets open
until o'clock
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167 Ninth street open until o'clock
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NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streetsi open till 9 O'Clock
OAKLAND OFFICE:
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EASTERN OFFICE:
Rooms 81 and 80, "a Park Row. New York City
DAVID NJ. FOLTZ, Eastern Manager
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
THE SUMMER MONTHS.
Are Won going 10 the country a vacation If
so. It is no trouble for US TO forward THE CALL to
your address. Do not let it miss you for you Will
miss it. Orders given TO the carrier or left at
Business Office will receive prompt attention.
NO EXTRA CHARGE. Fifty cents per month
for summer months
The mining trade should be ours.
1t is good thing we annexed Alaska.
We are promised the tariff bill to-day.
Now is the time to expand our COM
merce.
The whole world appears to be coming
our way, and coming at once.
The clean-ups of the Klondyke are large,
but those of Wall street are larger.
The gold fields that have been discov-
cred are good, and there are Others.
1t will be the best tariff we ever had, and
that means the best times we ever had.
The next great American monument
should be erected to Seward, who bought
Alaska for US when we didn't want it.
America will be called upon this year to
furnish the rest of the world not only
with wheat but with the gold to pay for it.
The talk of the gold Democrats about
returning to politics is worth about as
much as Sullivan's talk of returning to
the ring.
WeyIer says: my first thought always
is the glory OF SPAIN" So it seems his
cruelty is the result of taking a second
thought.
ALI sorts of American securities went
down under four years of Cleveland, but
four months of Mckinley has caused them
to rise again.
Those who are thinking of going to the
Klondyke should bear in mind that even
III the first rush it was not every body who
struck pay gravel.
The music Of the concert has been too
much for the Sultan after all, and he has
about decided to get out of Thessaly 10
get rid Of the band.
The report that some of New York's
Four Hundred are going to the Klondyke
is not wholly surprising. The Klondyke
is British, you know.
If the concert of Europe under British
lead succeeds in getting the Turks out of
Thesssly, the Sultan may organize one of
his own to get the British out of Egypt.
The lucky miners will take notice that
California is the best place in the world in
which to settle down and enjoy change
from the borealblasted climate of the
frozen zone.
Sir Julian Pauncefote is trying his hand
at another arbitration treaty, and while it
is a good deal like game OF solitaire, it
seems to amuse the old gentleman and
does no harm.
The Alaskan gold-felds are very good for
these degenerate days, but they will have
to increase their output good deal before
they equal the California placers in the
brave days Of old.
Ex-Governor Campbell is reported to
have said: "Ohio will go for free silver
this year by the mere force OF gravity" 1t
is evident from this the ex Governor be-
lieves the State is going down hill.
If Rockefeller succeeds in combining
the sugar busine IS with the oil business
he may arrange for making a sweet oil
com bination that will enable US to culti-
vate the olive tree for ornament only.
1t is said the deepest shaft in the world
is one OF 1900 feet in copper mine in
Michigan, and as the ore at the bottom is
worth IS a ton 1t has lot yet got below the
level of profits and is being deepened
every day.
An experimenter in Florida is said to
have devised method by which an ounce
of sugar candy can be made from eight
ounces of watermelon pulp, and if the
process is of commercial value the melon
patches of the future will have millions in
them.
The heavy importations of coal under
the low duties of the Wilson tariff help
TO explain the small wages paid the coal
miners. and now that better protection is
to be given the industry the strike should
be settled by conceding better pay to the
workers.
The doctrine of protection is now recog-
nzeG as right in all sections of the Union
and by in ntelligent men OF all parties, so
another Republican principle becomes in
corporated permanently in the laws of the
Nation and passes out of the arena of par.
tisan strife.
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