The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-21
Great Demon stration
at WoodWard's.
oRAToRY, SONG AND CHEERS
BERKELEY AND STANFORD UN-
DERGRADUATES JOIN HANDS.
Arrangements Made for the Holding
of Several Big Meetings In
the Interest of Republi-
can Candidates.

The students of the two greatest edu-
cational Institutions on the Pacific Coast
Berkeley and Stanford Universities, nave
/ perfected arrangements with the Repub-
Iican State Central Committee for their
mammoth reception to Henry t. Gage at
Woodwards Pavilion on the evening OF
Saturday, October e. This will be by
far the greatest demonstration of the
campaign and will be an impressive OBJ
ject lesson to the voters of the State on
the thoroughness of the mental training
of the young men at these two universe
ties for each will be represented by ora
tors selected from the student body as
fully equipped to debate the political is
sues of the day as the veteran campaign
ers of the party.
The joint committees from Berkeley
and Stanford having charge of the re-
ception met at the State committees
headquarters yesterday and held a long
conference with Major Frank McLaugh-
lin and other members of the State or
ganzation regarding the details. The
programme for the evening was arranged
with one or two minor exceptions.
There will be no organized parade to
the pavilion, owing to the uncertainty of
the weather so late in the season, but the
students have more than made up for the
lack of skyrockets and red fire by the
excellence of the exercises within the big
structure.
Professor c. A. Duniway of Stanford
will deliver the address of welcome and
introduce the president of the evening,
who will be some member of the Univer-
sity of California alumni to be decided
upon in a day or two. The Stanford
quartet will render a prize campaign
song, after which orations of ten minutes
duration will be delivered by c. c. Reeth,
class of co. University of California and
Mr. Chandler, class of go, Stanford Uni,
versity
The Gage Club of Berkeley will sing its
prize campaign songs, to be followed by
short addresses by R. c. Daniels. '99,
University of California, and S. G.. Baily,
'99 Stanford. Then the Stanford quartet
will entertain the assemblage with more
songs, after which General W. H. L.
Barnes will deliver the Grafton of the
evening. The double quartet of the two
universities will follow General Barnes,
and the presentation of Mr.. Gage and a
short speech by that gentleman will con-
clude the exercises.
OF course both colleges will be repre-
sented in the audience by big delegations,
who will lay aside their natural rivalry
and fraternize during the evening, and
the boys will come loaded with class, col
lege and campaign yells, each delegation
striving to Guido the other in the matter
of noise and enthusiasm.
Monday evening, October 81, there will
be another big demonstration at Wood
wards Pavilion, when Webster Davis,
the celebrated Eastern orator will speak
in behalf of the Republican nominees.
Other meetings arranged are as follows:
Tomorrow night Messrs McKinlay, Pat
ton and Kahn will address a meeting at
Scottish Hall, Larkin and Hayes streets;
another meeting at Paramount Hall, Chen
cry and Miguel streets. will be addressed
by Messrs. Patton, II. L. Murphy and W.
NJ. Allen; third, under the auspices of
the Austro-Slavonic Republican League,
at Apollo Hall, 80 Pacific street, will be
addressed by Messrs. Kahn, Patton and
Murphy. Tuesday evening of next week
Judson Brusie of Sacramento and Colonel
Eddy will speak in B nal B rith Hall, and
on Wednesday E. F. Preston will address
a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall.
Cages programme for next week is as
follows: Monday, Red Bluff; Tuesday,
Oroville; Wednesday, Vallejo; Thursday,
Veterans Home, lone; Friday, Petalunia
and Santa Rosa; October 81, Santa Rosa;
November 1, San Jose.
Senator Perkins is billed as follows:
October %, Orovilie; October II, lone; Oc-
tober 81 Ontario and POMONA; November
/ San Bernardino; November 2. Los An
geles; November 8, Escondido; November
g. Oakland.