Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
STUMP SPEAKERS
SWEEP The STATE TAI
Oratory to Flow All Week In
Every Corner Of Utah's
Busy Valleys.
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MoNNETT EXPECTED TODAY
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Noted Democratic Trust Buster VIII
Open State Series In Provo
Rally Tonight.
MoNNETT EXPECTED TODAY

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For oratory of the political brand
this week and the week that is next
to follow offer golden opportunities
that all Utah parties seem determined
to take advantage of to full extent Of
their abilities.
The result is long speaking sched-
lles. intended to rake the state fore
and aft with the fire of political argu-
1nent. No corner from Boxelder to
San Juan Is too remote to get a
speaker. Uintah. the new section and
Green river which Is just budding
into political entity, both draw their
quota of speakers. Chairman Ed
Loose and Chairman Sam A. King are
drafting their political war horses
from all parts Of their parties and
putting them afeld
The Republicans this week are
without a national speaker, although
two of them helped matters BY appear
ing last week in speeches which have
made such subsequent discussions. In,
this connection tides and railroad
trains which wait for no man, and
sometimes start for no man, have,
on the part of the railroad trains
played havoc with political plans IN
Utah.
a short timo ago Utah lost an cx-
pected chance OF hearing Senator
Borah Of idaho because Il railroad
wreck made it Impossible for him to
make connections, and when he finally
did get here 1t was necessary to keep
right on going to keep Colorado
date. This week the Democrats gain
an unexpected day because of a SINH
lar misllap.
Francis e. Monnctt, of Ohio, sched-
ulcd to speak in Salt Lake tomorrow
was shut out of an Idaho date by
a wreck, and came Straight through
to Salt Lake, where he expected TO
arrive III time to take an automobile
{ for Provo tonight, and thus work in
three days in Utah, instead of two as
planned previously.
AT THE THEATER.
Here are the weeks speechmaking
dates of both parties SO far as their
respective state chuirmen. have them
prepared today:
MONDAYS DATES.
Y REPUBLICANS - Garfield, Senator
Sutherland, and Farley E. Christensen.
observation-disclosures. Spry, Howell, and
Mattson. With quartet.
Myton-Harvcy Cluff.
\ Mt. Pleasant-Willian Glasnann.
Moroni-Brigham Clegg.
s, Castledale--Il. l.. Baker.
I + Seviel--O. w. Carlson.
Il 3oxeder--L u. Wiley.
Payson-- Senator Reed Smoot.
4. DEMoGRATS---Lon j. w. Nixon, i.
Nv. Stringfello@.
NIoab--James H. Moylc.
suninlt--E. f. Owen and w. W.
Ray, ut 10 Il. IN.
Dnocn--E. II. owen and ". w. Ray,
at 2 p. m.
Cedar city--E. Il. owen and W. W.
Ray, at s p. H.
81 Spanish ForlS-Messers. Martineau
and Game.
5F1Nayne--Nlessr Hayes and Page.
Wilford Giles. Democratic county
chairman OF Utah county, has charge
of Mcnnett's meeting tonight and has
already advertised it extensively. To-
morrow night at the Salt Lake Theater
Mr.. Monnette will be introduced by o..
w. Powers, who will make an introduc-
tory address. Wednesday, he Will IN
wade Tooele county, speaking probably
at Grantsyille, Tooele and Garfield.
or state speakers long list are now
in the field. Operating in the south for
the Republicans are William Spry,
.carGidate for governor, Joseph Howell,
candidate for Congress to succeed him
self, Senator Slnoot, William Glismann,
Harvey Cluff and O.. w. Carlson, a
young man who made q reputation as
q public speaker while Il student at the
University of Utah.
TO. the Democrats there are In the
Sane section j. w. StrlnSfelloW can
ddatc for attorney general. j. w
Nixon, candidate for state auditor
James III. Ntoyle, Il. r. owen candidate
for secretary of state, w. w. Ray.
president of the local Bryan club. l.. +.
Martineau, candidate for Congress, and
Joseph E. Caine, candidate for state
treasurer. Jesse William Knight, cam
didate for governor, is scheduled for
several short forays out OF Provo. as
Is Senator Smoot for the Republicans.
TUESDAY.
DEMOCRATS: Wayne-Nixon and
Stringfellow. 5
Montcello-James H. Moyle.
Salt Lake,. S. Monnett
ISanarraville-E. r. Owen and w. w.
Ray. 2 p. m.
New Harmony--owen and Ray, S
p. m.
Pleasant Grove--Messrs. Knight,
Martineau and Caine, at 8 p. m.
REPUBLICANS: Theodore and
Roosevelt. QUintah section>-H Harvey
Cuff.
Emery--L. l.. Baker,
Parowan-.Messrs. Spry, Howell and
Madison.
Experimentation Glasmann.
Fountain Green-Brigham Clegg
Sevier--O. w. Carlson.
BoXelder-I f. Wiley.
WEDNESDAY.
REPUBLICANS: F'errpn--L. L. Ba-