Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-29
THIS WEEK IS
ONE OF BIG TALKS
There Will Also be Little Talks
And Much Political
Argument.
WINDING UP THE CAMPAIGN.
Three Big Rallies Scheduled for Salt
Lake Theater--Rcpubliean DEM
ocrats and "AmcricaIis."

This week Is TO be one OF big talks and
little talks. Every party with a ticket
in the field his ordered out its orator
zeal army. They take the field in every
part OF the state. and there Is not a
single night scheduled for quietness,
even In the remote places.
In the thoater there are three big rail-
lies scheduled. Tonight the "Ameri-
cans hold forth, tomorrow night tho
Republicans. and Thursday night tho
Democrats.
on the street corners the Independent
Labor party win hold forth every
night, ending the series with a big mass
meeting Sunday night In Federation Of
Labor hall. In the precinct halls, and
ward halls. some speaker will talk al.
most every evening. all three OF the
parties striving to cover the whole ter
ritory during the week. Excursions
from Salt Lake to outside towns IN the
county win be conducted almost daily
by all three parties.
'AMERIcANs" TONIGHT.
The program for the theater rally
tonight. which will be under the aus
pices OF the Young Mems American
club, includes speeches by Senator
Frank j. Cannon, Judge Ogden Hiles,
and H. A. Rogers. Douglas Rodehack
who will preside, IL president of the
Young Mems American" league, and
operator OF the Gentle INSTRUMENTATION
bureau. musical program has been
arranged with numbers from Mrs c.
g.. Plummer. the American drum
corps, and Held's band.
LI1TLEFIELD TOMORROW.
The second Republican theater rally
VIII be held tomorrow night. Repre-
sentative Idttlefeld and Senator Reed
Smoot are announced as Inc speakers,
and additional interest has been given
The rally by the fact that Senator
Snoot has promised to tell the true his
tory OF the American" party for the
nrst time since II was organized. This
Will be the first appearance OF Utah's
senior senator before Salt Lake audi.
once In the present campaign. Musical
numbers have been arranged BY the
Utah State band and by the Imperial
male quartet.
The list Of Republican dates for the
week IL as follows
Monday-Bingham. speakers, Con- |
gresham Z. II. Littlefleld and local !
candidates and others. Republican |
colored quartet.
Twentieth Ward, Senator Suther- |
iand, GOV. Cutler. Harry Joseph, job
Z. Lyon. Imperial quartet.
Lehi, w. ID. Livingston.
Winder ward John W. Smith,
Preston ID. Richards. Il. W. Ashton.
Republican quartet.
Tuesday-Salt Lake theater. Senator
Reed Smoot Congressman e. Il. Little
field.
Hooper; Joseph Howell.
Observation-Disclosures. Joseph How
eli.
Murray. Senator Sutherland and
others.
Park City Major NJ. A. Breeden
Thursday--American Fork, Senator
Friday : santaquin, Congressman
Howell
saturday--Mnl Creek ward house,
Col. Squires, Nephi Jensen, J. L. Gin.
Ion. Quartet.
Spanish Fork. Senator Sutherland.
DEMOCRATS THURSDAY.
In the Salt Lake theater Thursday
night, what is probably the last big
rally OF the campaign will occur. The
choicest available oratory In the party
has been requisltioned for the evening,
and 1t Is promised that Judge w. II.
King and Hon. O. w. Powers viii
hand out the choicest boquets they
ran gather on local politics as they
view them. IL Is not anticipated that
any time VIII be left after the two
speakers finish, but II there s. II win
he devoted 10 Introducing a number OF
On Wednesday evening the Demo-