The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL

The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL
THE SUMMER mONTnS.
Are you going 10 the country on vacation! a! II
70 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 10 the carrier or left at
Business Office viii receive prompt attention
NO EXTRA CHARGE Fifty cents per month
for summer months
Decorate to-day.
The City shows itself sumptuous.
The whole atmosphere takes on jubilee
air.
q. Street crowds are increasing and every
body looks happy.
1t is going to be an Independence day
to talk of for years 10 come.
The eyes of the whole Eastern popua-
ton will be on US to see how We do il.
Our visitors will find we are all Chris
tian Endeavorers to do the proper thing.
For week at least San Francisco will
be the biggest summer resort on the con-
tinent.
The journey across the continent is
long, but the Christian Endeavorers will
ind the trip worth the cost.
Mr. Bryan will find San Francisco next
week the least responsive place in the
country to a calamity howl.
o The wholesalers will make this holl-
day, but the retailers will even the thing
up by doing wholesale business.
Dom forget that the best way to assure
yourself OF good reading for tomorrow is
to leave orders to-day for THE SUNDAY
2 CALL.
We must put on our best behavior as
well as our best bib and tucker, for our
visitors this time are judges of morals as
. well as of manners.
Lieutenant Peary has started north again
to'search for the pole and by this time two
years from now some one else will be start
ing north to search for him.
Cleveland has gone 10 BuZZards Bay
again, but as he will have no office seekers
TO catch bait for him, it is doubtful if he
enjoys the fishing as he did last year.
The call for a display of patriotism and
of hospitality at one and the same time
gives San Francisco an opportunity to get
to the front with both feet, and she will
do it.
When the convention has finished its
labors, the delegates should stay for
frolic. San Francisco has more summer
resort attractions than any other city in
the world.
The only question of interest remain
ing in the tariff debate is whether the
House will accept the amendments made |
by the Senate or whirl in and make some
OF its own.
Judging from the num- Der of accidents
which have happened to their trains some
of our visitors will be tempted to change
the title of their organization for this sea-
son and call themselves Christian Adven-
turers.
The Texas farmers who are agreed that
they should have railroad of their own
are divided whether they should build it |
themselves or get the State to build it,
and work is postponed while the talk
goes on.
: According to resolution proposed in
the House on Thursday the debate on the
tariff bill when it returns to that body
from the Senate will not exceed thirty
l.. ltt..
adopted it will seen that the House means
business as well as legislation.
w hlle our great convention will attract |
most of attention this week the country |
will not wholly overlook the circus at |
Nashville. The programme calls for |
Populist convention there in the middle of |
the road with Tom Watson as ringmaster |
and the fun is sure 10 be lively.
The deficit for the year under the Viii. |
son tariff is $lS 623, 108 and if it had not |
been for the large importations to head off |
the duties of the new tariff it would have |
been greater STILL Even the approach of
Republican prosperity has not overcome |
the evil of Democratic laundering.
The, Berkeley scheme for providing each |
Endeavorer with bouquet on Berkeley
cay is decidedly festal idea. 1t will take
many a blossom to furnish even bouton-
Mere for about thirty thousand people,
and outside of California no community,
however enthusiastic or floral, would un-
dertake to do it.
The festivities and parades which have
followed the close OF the jubilee week in
London would have made a pretty good
Jubilee themselves in any other city.
There have been military reviews. roya.
garden parties ana state dinners without
number London will come very near
cornering the bromo seltzer market before
the month is over
AS the President has approved the bill
providing for the admission of foreign
laborers 10 take part at the Omaha exposi.
tion next year it is now too late to protest
further against the admission of Chinese.