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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
OUR DAIRY INTERESTS.

n AIRY interests in California sufficiently large
| promising justify the establishment
struction science dairying as part of
the technical education provided by
its people
What dairymen have accomplished thus
attained by experiments by individuals great
often at loss it is time
sist this other industries involving training
the maintenance of college where the results
can be stored the Information all engaged
dusy and where young instructions the
methods of conducting the dairy business amid The conditions
that prevail in California
As civilization they i'm prove their
of living Certain excellent
are abandoned at another for better articles OF similar
country that produces the
food takes possession of the market the
ror articles This upward
OF living is in this age any other
America must keep with it suffer
kets from foreign ompetion.
will be upon to patronize home
dues unless home industries produce articles equal
the market sold price, When other nations
states are doing their best to improve the quality we'll
crease the quantity products people,
follow the example Instruction in darying by the
leading nations in Europe by por-
ant States in East Their dairymen being
Improve their products while working dsadvan-
age by of the lack OF that enjoyed
their competitors elsewhere
Conditions of soil California various
and in all varieties different prevail
oher parts OF the Union to make daying in this State
something like experiment in industry. The expe-
enced daryman who here from Europe from
Eastern States finds half his knowledge
useless under the conditions that prevail
TO learn his trade all again. and would
vantage to him if there school where
could receive information the
establishing dairy farm in any particular locality.
In spite of past experience to guide them
IN their work the dairymen of California have up
an industry whose products among things
we have right to boast By making
md
of milk they have succeeded in making
OF the most important in the State They
that it has in it the potency becoming equal supe
ror to the dairy industry other State Union
1t would well the wealth aid
pshng that possibility prov ding
science and the art that is needed O it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
SAN QUENTIN GRAIN BAGS.

the iuemil at San Quentin there sent out
aIarge number of grain sacks bearing mark to show
they prison made goods and it probable there
will be further output of similar kind
steps taken to prevent it.
The assigned for oming the prison the
bags that the British imposes restrictions
the importation of prisonmade goods WILL there
for be Of advantages to shippers of grain have
Quentin that the British
Government distinguish them from made by
labor We by this simple outwit the Brit
isher and benefit grain shippers.
may that everything commerce. as in
war; all straagems should not be too
daphanous The who have planned method of de-
cevng Briisher evidently opinion that John
Bull stupid see anything plainly marked
and conspicuousy advertised 1t their
process removing sacks the Off
ca of the foggy island will be convinced of
the sacks admit them their ports without asking ques
tons.
This British stupidity may correct Perhaps the
British Consus this nothing nothing
Perhaps they maintained simply for
Perhaps the British manufacturers of grain
lookout that their by
taton of goods Perhaps San Quentin
gem going be complete fooing John Bull But
after that will other considerations
When these San Quentin sacks, bearing to dis
tngush them the products labor are once
and have proed thereby there chance for US
build ackmaking industry the free working
Sooner or later that fact will be then
all California sacks will objected of prisons
We shall then be confronted Britain only but by
State the Union whose object
of prison labor We shall have bad reputa
tion and will before profit have made bv
deceving overbaanced by the loss reuit;n
cheating ourselves.
In this in all things honesty best policy in
the long II large shipping grain
in Sacks should make that build nm an
industry of making by labor thus gain per-
profit by square dealing hesng one bv
trick which cannot long no matter how
blind they may be matters of commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
THE GAYETY OF NATIONS.

>HERE something in the grotesque that exctes smile
Don Quixote of old charging boldly upon a windmill
a laugh, and the modern Quixote boasting of
achievements accomplished and of deeds
tempaed udcrous than the ancient knight At least
the BRAIN muddled, and
heart gallant gentleman
Perhaps seriously the boaer Of the
wisest More regarded a
jumping through and umbling sawdus of the
Dragging rolls of his acrobac prowess;
the gayety of nations and is wholly wasted
Taken seriously would be irritating The jingle of bells
the cap fool may dverng but it is failure
sic, There may grins but applause
This thought leads naturally consideration OF paper
published New York. this being the field of journal
ism veritable Quixote. No windmill is
tackle, problem great for and solve.
having tackled solved chors blthesone
nearly overwhelm itself with aduaton Yet
it from the fusome tide spuering deghedly
ready ridiculous again. kings
statesmen and poenaes prates take its ORDERS presidents
haste its bidding; and beauty the thing
none OF the people aware of the fact.
Each is quoted without having said anything told
that which he had indubtably intended
having followed instructions
claims credit for all reforms but declines be
itself; censor, and is of foules daily
prints If anybody anywhere world to
Kondke performs notable feat calmly yet rather large
type it announces that it alone is responsible.
Useless to try with it, There normal ntel-
which appeal regarded as a
Don Quixote in type its pranks partly
the in bece however dispeasine be
it be regarded joke bright joke particularly
Clean but conducted the jester
ton to the gayety of nations.
There is another aspiring to similar rating, but
has not yet attained the distinction being
joke; On the contrary it is in the
appendix much in need am putation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Killing his mother and grandmother a preliminary
getting married the peculiar method of New Jersey
youth He wanted money wherewith embellish a little
While there something beautiful about
instinct there hardly doubt that this particular lover
to extreme such will tend destroy least greatly
the oy that supposed gather WELL
hearhsone While the smtten young may
adornng home, adornment gaows he may find
that he be quite useful In the great economy of affairs
there be a place for almost everybody.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
THE SITUATION IN NEW YORK.

FAVORITE scheme of the practical politicians defeat
~ ing the election of independent office is 10 split
the respectable voters into different conenuing
factions Whenever municipal start the first
thing these manipulators offset with more and
equally promising reform In meantime orders are
organization which thew have in
hand stand together in solid phalanx steadily for
election of the who be controlled they get
into power.
1t is perceive this distance poIit-
cal of preparations to
divide the forces of city and
put their in charge of the are
candidates Mayor field viz Judge Van Wyck
Tammany) Seth Low Citizens Unionl Tracy IRE
publcan) Henry George sbor Unon George expected
take few votes from the Tammany candidate but
that he will draw large number from individual
extremely improbable Measures taken long before
election day to break his organization fragments
and Tracy however Will squarely divide respectable
Both ability and distinguished
character Tracy an exCabinet Minister and Low
ably the most competent municipal administrator in the
United States AS Mayor OF Brooklyn, years ago.
made envable
this diagnosis situation the greater citv is
based upon sound reasoning supported by telegram
papers giving careful ante
election by New York newspaper
precincts in the big city, These
% of the 35 bly, districts
sutes the city of New York The opinions
secured OF these 1885 they
Mayor said they Low S75 were for
Tracy 661 for If partially
conducedand it given with every evidence a
foreshadow the resuit quite plain Tammany
will the municipal election in November
will that majority of the Democratic
the greater city will stick by their label while the
spectacle people will split Low and Tracy-probaby
II the followers Tammany independent
of the Republican party Van Wyck and George would
the Democratic but the figures given quite
probable that the latter candidate will get many Republican
Tammany votes In fact he quite likely pick up all
nearly all OF the dissatisfied and crank element
1t noted that which this
Republican candidate for Governor last
ity of 1409
A triumph for Tammany however will not astonish a
great people The Republican politicians
city for the making Republic
history of all gerymanders that defeat party
which them first election they go
effect
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
THE PLOT OF ANNEXATION.
Sacramento Bee.


The San Francisco published
able
in which he swinging, unansweable
the has
vigorous thereto
and ii glad influential
ing coming the side and
gone deeply into the
plot OF princpleth recipient
stolen goods, knowing %
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
CALIFORNIAN IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct 16.-At the Plaza
J. Bond; ManhatIan-Mrs. Currev, L. J.
Emery, Mrs. J. Hecht, Miss Hecht; Windsor
T. Hart. G. n. Drysdale; Park Avenue-Misse es
Lowry: Imperial-S. II. Salmo, J. Sieinberger;
Hoffman-A. Adelsdorier: Netherland-Miss
F. Dean; Vendome-O. Lippitt. A. H. May
left the Plaza and sailed on the Campania for
Liverpool. ]. D. Langworthy of San Diego also
sailed for Liverpool.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
NONE IN AMERICA,
Chicago 1imes-HeraId.

Toronto gentleman plains lust vba Tho
British possessions America would of
between England and the United
valuable article
between England and the United
possessions in America - ~ N -A''n
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Matters have changed considerably in Kansas when it is
necessary or farmer gun induce accept
money mortgage yet such has been the experience OF
gran-srower State The not ma
tured but the farmer had the and stop
The bank the interest
ing and didn't good thing By year poor
Mrs. Lease won't anything be miserable about
then how mise rabe she will be.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
FREE TRADE Io SELFISHNESS
New York Presa

An interesting light on the Dngley
OF profits
fairness
the system that makes their
n q
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

The villain-Egletts was placed under ar.
rest last night as ne was leaving the stage
The heroIne-What was the charge?
The villain-Impers onating an actor.-Cht.
cago News
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
RIVER IMPROVEMENT WORK.

M NURSE, chief engineer of survey has filed
IVl report Commissioner Public worksset-
ting result of his surveys Sacramento
and Joaquin rivers together with statement
needed improvements therein. This prepares way
ginning work for which appropriations have made
probable that within comparatively we
may something accomplished.
goes without saying there will be good deal of gratca
seeing enterprise fairly way
of the will materially advan welfare
river counties only but of the whole
benefit to traffic will be felt every part the common.
wealth. the upbudng of the drained by
rivers eectuay prosperity the people
that section that they will be able to afford better
trade and commerce of all other
An advantage beginning Of
the work by the fact that it will put into circulation
of appropriated purpose
which time has been lying idle the treasury
The circulation of this together with the
by use will add The rapidly increasing
activity of the people, and will count the influences
which making for prosperity all lines industry.
Another advantage to be gained from speedy beginning
OF the work the it will afford California
of Congress in urging appropriation from National
Government the the State has begun
The United States should assist literally opening
important rivers for Streams
and navigable facilities parts have been
improved the of the without
doing anything for them, and California
willingness to bear share of the with unm-
peachabe ustice ask given
o others.
II pointed py the engineer In MS report that
view of the magnitude of local interests long by
floods it be hoped the incidental
dons resulting from the proposed plan of river
incentive to concerted action of
and lead to the construction OF the portion
ary evees this fall and winter in delay may
attend the building of early spring
weather and the river stage of the water will permit"
If this hope fulfilled shall great gain in the way
OF improvement in the counties within
lively short We thus expect benefits of many
kinds from the undertaking of the without
than is necessary provide for the proper operation
is to be hoped therefore that report found accent
able by the Commissioner of Public Auditing
Board so that the enterprise may go once.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Probably Mr.. Waymre has the slightest objection
the report that he slated place dignity end
Importance but search vany ground the
aside that Barkis he is so
very very wlin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Gormans offer to sacrifice himself of his party
is enough but does overlook that an
animal fit for sacrifice blemish2
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

IF afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp-
sons kye Water. Druggists sell it at 20 cents
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
FLASHEo Or FUN.

"Why did you discharge Darrow2 Didn't
he do his work satsfactOrily?"
''Oh, yes, he attended to business all right,
but my typewriter got to thinking the blamed
fool was the best-looking man in this town.
Cleveland Leader.
Miss Vanderwhaek-Now, will you listen to
me while tell you the plain truth, Chollie?
Chollie FiyeociOck-Pm all ears, Miss Van.
derwhack.
Miss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES just what I was
going to say, only was going 10 put it differ
ently.-Town Topics.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

lady who has just had the peculiar experience of
defendant in suit breach of promise
in the and of course being blonde spoken
"dashng blonde 1t would be interesting If reporter
who discovering with this strange
unexplained faculty dashng would let other people
what he By this method he could shed upon
dering world light It would be glad
OF people always willing learn if
involves the necessity sitting at the feet of the
when railroad interests oppose
the elevation of McKenna the bench there
tendency wonder if time of
is of
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Once there from Trinity County accounts of
rich strikes There particular for doubling
truth of them and yet the probability that
direction is not exactly great People of ordinary powers
will recall that there rush in that direction
little while ago, only equaled in intensity by
diatey after get again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers.
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAllen'sl, 51O MONTGOMERY
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

What brade is your goat, Mrs Casey ?'
well, Mrs. Dolan. he was BORN In Har-
lem, put % think he have bit av Frinch an
little Orish in 'um, as he's eat M thot paris
green."-Truth
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Death has rescued Langry from any occasion worry
about his wife and robbed OF interest question legal
ity OF their divorce People this land only
idea of the of Langtrys e and simply
what has become of him. nevertheless the thought
possibly off than the
is entirely natural Only the ncongruy of congratuaing
dead will impulse something the
kind.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

One gentleman sends from Konike that
he is ganerng at present mkpan gold day. Unfor-
tunately the exact dimensions the given the
reader is left somewhat in the dark However gold
is pretty good thing and the opportunity skimmng it
would be appreciated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Spectators show Cincinnati expected 10 witness the
"PeriIs of Great City, and house fell 1t is to
be assumed that survivors really their
worth
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

accused of larceny and 1ndubitabiy guilty of it.
has thrown herself the of the court which NAV
good thing However. people who indulge theft and who
of events would much
prefer taking their chances with pull
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

CALIFORNIA glace fruits. soc lb. Townsend,s..
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

II. BLACK. painter, l2o Eddy stree.
The times., 1897-06-23
EXPULSION Is DEMANDED
A Member Prescribed by Fedora
tiOn Of Labor Delegates.
An Unusually Interesting Meeting
of the Federation-Mo Monument
Dedication Arrangements.

The local Federation of Labor met last
evening at Plasterers' Hall. Fourteen
AFFILIATED organizations We're represented
by full quota of delegates
Acting President MCGEE was in the chair,
and the session, though short, was rlore
than usually interesting. A surprise was
sprung by the delegates from one of the
affiliated unions, demanding that one OF
the delegates from another union be ex-
PEELED from the Federation. In making
this demand, it is reported that TIE dele-
gates stated that until the Federation
complied with this request, it would tie
cline to longer send representatives 10
the central body.
The motive which prompted the union
referred to to make this request is not
known. and it Is understood that the
effort TO settle the matter is likely TO
result in "bad blood between the Fed
Grafton and District Assembly, No. SIS,
Knights of Labor, which have, heretofore,
been on the most friendly terms and al
ways worked together In the interest OF
local labor. The fear of breach between
these bodies is caused by the fact that
the member referred to, and whom one
of the affiliated unions of the Federation
demands shall be expelled, is member
of the Knights of Labor, in good stani-
ing, and the assembly to which he he
longs is a member of District Asserdbly,
No. 66.
Besides this little surprise, the assembly
was treated to spirited addresses by sew
erai prominent members, who took ooca-
sion to severely criticise the course pur.
sued by the contract committee. During
their remarks they spoke plainly, it is said,
of what the committee might accomplish
for the good of the workingmen OF the
District, and also referred very pointedly
TO what they did not do.
The Rea memorial committee reported
that arrangements had been compile .ed
for the dedication Of the monument ON
Sunday, July 4.
The times., 1897-06-23
TRIP TO MARSHALL HALL.
Boston House Employees Enjoy
Pleasant Outing.

The Boston House employees sought rest
from busy cares and foundit at Marshall
Hall last evening. 1t was the seventh
annual excursion of the Boston House En-
ployes' Relief Association. More than
thousand people danced to the music of
Schroeder's Band, circled through space
on the Ferris wheel, rode the flying horses,
ratified the dishes in the cafe, and strolled
through the peaceful grounds
The Marshall Hall and Mount Pleasant
Bands made things musical ON the trip
down. and hours were reduced to minutes.
ct the Hall the Mount Pleasant youths
took station near the mansion and played
their braes and beat their drums till the
people even in Virginia must have heard
them. The orchestra took its stand In
it's familiar place and discoursed waltzes,
two-steps and the schottische till many a
toe grew tired of tripping over the polished
ballroom floor.
On the return trip companies of singers
shortened the miles with songs of the day
and songs of other days. The event was
q happy one IN that it gave relaxation To
working men and women and promoted
the relief association.
The executivecommittee was: NJ. Fischer
chairman: j. H. Olcott, F. E. Woodward,
A. NJ Orrison, John Davies, c. NJ. Keefer,
G. r. Swan.
jr, chairman: J. F. Philip, w. T. Brady, T.
H. Godfrey, II. E. Morgan, D. Sanger, T.
NJ. Edmonds.
The times., 1897-06-23
DWYER's BEN BRUSH FIRST
Fifteen Thousand People See
Him Win the Suburban.
A SMOOTHLY RUN CONTEST
Starting on the Extreme Outside,
the Great Four-Year-Old Wins
by a Length, With The winner
Second and Havoc Half Length
Behind.

New York, June 22.-Michael F. Dwyer's
four -year-old Ben Brush won the Sublr-
ban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay this
afternoon in the presence of 5000 spec
tators. G. e. Smiths four-year- old The
Winner, by Favor, dam Happy Sally ii,
was second, and Joseph E. seagrans
five year old havoc, by Himyar. out or
Elletta. was third.
Ben Brush won by length, The Winner
beating Havoc half as far for second place
Tue race was worth $4,000 to the winner,
81 900 to the second horse, and $500 TO
third.
1t was a very smoothly-run contest,
barring sorne crowding by Lake Shore,
which caused some inconvenience to Sir
Walter and Volley in the first quarter
OF a mile, and the best horse at the
weights assure1ly won. Hew as admirably
ridden By Simms, who placed the horse
early in the contest, when the pace was
slow, and moved in earnest when the
time came for vigorous action. He knew
be wcs astrjde as game and as speedy
a horse as there was in the race, yet he
took no liberties with him. Starting on
the extreme outside, he ICde for position
in the first furlong, and was no worse
tl;an third after passing the stand the
first time. There was no excuse for any
horse in the race, if we again except
Sir Walter, who did not show enough
speed after his mishap to warrant him
being placed.
First race-Fiye furlongs. Clifford, 126,
Sloane, to 8, won; Harry Reed, 126,
Simms, 13 to 3, second; Sunny Slope, 100,
Doggett, II to 1, third. Time, 1:oI 2-5.
Second race-One mile On Deck, l13,
Taral, to 3, won; WoIhurst, 10, Sloane,
3 to 1, second; Eikins, ia, Griffin, To
/ third. Time, :42 2-5.
fingers.
Third race-Double event of $4,000;
five furlongs Bowling Brook. 112, Little
field, 8 to 1, won; Landeman, III, Thorpe,
100 to /. second; Hamburg, 122, White,
to 4. third Time, 1903 1-5.
Fourth race-The Suburban Handicap;
one and one-quarter miles. Ben Brush,
123, Sim ms, 2 TO 1, won; The Winner, / 3,
Sloane, 4 to L, second; Havoc, 104, Lewis,
z To third. Time, 2:07 12.
Fifth race-Five furlongs Archduke,
J22, Sloane, to 1, won; 0lney, 122, VIII
hite, 10 TO /, second; Wasteful, 122,
Martin, 10 TO / /, third. Time, 1903 2-5.
Sixth race-one mile and a half. Flush.
ing, II 81 Slack, TO 5, won; Forget, A,
English to 4, second; Tuxedo, 145,
Owens 90 to 1 , third. Time, ESQ 20.