The San Francisco call., 1908-10-14
SENATOR DOLLIV[R
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Noted Orator Will Deliver Po-
Iitical Address in Dream
land Pavilion
Vocal Solos by Well Known
Local Singer to Be Feature
of Gathering

Arrangements for the Dolliver meet
ing, which will take place tonight in
Drea inland pavilion, Steiner street near
Sutter, have been completed by the
state central committee. In order to
allow Senator Dolliver as much head
way as he desires, there will be no
other speakers, with the exception of
Senator Perkins. who will introduce
the great orator from Iowa in brief
address
One feature which is expected to add
| to the attractiveness of this meeting
for those people who do not ordinarily
attend political gatherings Will be the
vocal solos rendered by Mrs. DIR. Stitch,
who is to sing The Star Spangled
Banner" and My Own United States. "
No seats have been reserved in
Dreamland and those who come earliest
will receive the best places.
Dolliver will arrive in this city about
9 o'clock this morning, and instead of
being subjected to the strain of formal
receptions he will be taken on sight
seeing tour of the city in an automo-
bile. The seantor will leave as soon
as the meeting is over and Will be
rushed to Reno on a special train.
The republicans of the forty first
district will hold meeting Friday
night in Steimke hall, Octavia street
near Union. Harry Baehr will preside
and speeches will be made bye Julius
Kahn, Lester G. Burnett, Nathan G.
Coghland and the judicial candidates.
Tim Sullivan is one of the first of
the local politicians to cipher out a
Taft plurality for this city, Figuring
on a total vote of from $4,000 to $4,000,
Sullivan estimates that Taft will carry
the city by a plurality of from 5000
to 5000. Sullivan thinks Taft will
carry every district except the thirty
second and forty fifth.
The democratic county committee has
arranged the following schedule of
open air MONDAY meetings:
October IA, Oceanic dock; October 15.
Third and Berry streets; October 10.
Eighteenth and Folsom streets; october
19, Union iron works; October 20, foot
of Sansome street; October 81, Fourth
and Townsend streets; October %, Main
and Folsom streets; October 3d. sugar
house. Kentucky street; October 70,
Stockton and Market streets; October
81, East and Market streets; October
90. Fourteenth and Harrison streets /;
October 80, Fifth and Bryant streets;
October 81, Powell and Bay streets;
November 2, Mail dock.
The Water Front Mcguire club will
be organized in the interest of the can
didacy of James G. Mcguire at Sailors
Union hall A East street, Thursday
evening. Mcguire and Walter Macar-
thur will make speeches.
The democrats of the forty-frst dis
trict will hold meeting in the demo-
cratic auditorium, Union street between
Cough and Oetavia, Friday evening.
James G. Mcguire and Sidney Van
Wyck will be the principal speakers.
The democrats of the forty-third dis
trict viii rally Friday night at 1920
Pacific street and various candidates
will make speeches
The friends of Frank L. Butler, can
didate for the assembly in the thirty
seventh district. with the democratic,
union labor and independence nomina-
tions, will hold meeting tonight in
Devisadero hall, 321 Devisadero street.
for the purpose of organizing But
Ter club.
The democrats of the thirty-th third
district held a meeting in Malloy's hall
Mission street near Thirtieth, last night
at which George A. Tracy, Bernard
]. ColIum, candidate for the assembly,
and John W. Sweeney were the prin-
cinal Sneak kerS