The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
DOLLVfR TO SPEAK
IN DREAMLAND RINK
Noted Republican Orator Will
Make Political Speech To-
morrow Night
Great Crowds Expected to Hear
Senator Deliver Address
for Taft and Sherman

Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa
regarded as one of the best political
speakers in the country and rated by
the republican national committee IN
the same class with Elihu Root, viii
speak in Dreamland pavilion. Steiner
street near Sutter, tomorrow night.
AS il is anticipated that great crowds
will be on hand TO hear Dolliwer, the
state central committee has decided
not TO reserve any seats in the big
auditorium and IL will be a case OF
first come first served.
The meeting will be called to order
by Phil Teller, chairman of the state
central committee, who Will iptroduce
Senator Perkins. Perkins Will make
brief address and will in turn pre-
sent Senator Dolliver to the audience
There will be no other speakers
Arrangements for good music have
been made and the meeting is expected
to be, in all respects, the best of the
campaign Dolliver has never beer
heard in this city before, and il the
crowd which turns out to listen to hin
does not break the record. the state
central committee will be out in all its
calculations.
If Delivers plans permit he will
be entertained extensively during the
hours he spends in this city. Plant
are being made for a businessmen's re-
ception at the Fairmont Thursday aft
eFnoon, and the Iowa society and
some of the clubs would also like tc
receive him. But no definite arrange
ments VIII beemade until Dolliver gives
his consent.
As Senator Beveridge was unable to
keep his Reno engagement, Senator
Dolliver will speak in that city in lieu
of his Indiana colleague This will
make ii necessary for Doliiver to leave
this city in time TO reach Reno on Fri
day night. From Reno he Will go east
There will be two republican meet
ings in this city tonight joint
meeting of the thirty and
thirty eighth districts will be held in
Walton's pavilion. John s. Partridge
John E. Bennett and James f. Brennan
will speak, as will also Senatorial Can
didate Edward 1. Wolfe and Assembly
Candidates John J. McManus and Will
liam A. Pugh. =
A joint meeting of the forty-fourth
and forty fifth districts will be held in
Garibaldi hail. Broadway between
Kearny and Montgomery streets. The
speakers will be Congressional Candi-
date julius Kahn, Senatorial Candidate
Lester Burnett, Assembly Candidates
George NJ. Perrine and Louis Parente,
w. S. Scott, E. S. Strauss and James
+. Brennan.
Congressman Duncan McKinlay and
Z. A. Hayes will address a meeting
at Mountain View tonight.
The democrats of. the thirty-seven nth
district will hold a meeting tonight at
the Auditorium annex, Page and Fill
more streets, at which Congressional
Candidate George A. Tracy will pre-
side. The speakers will be James D.
Fhelan, Robert NJ. Fitzgerald. Robert
Ferrall, Senatorial Candidate Robert
Cadwalader and Assembly Candidate
Frank l. Butler.
The democrats of the fortieth dis
trict held meeting last night in Fra
ternal hall in Sutter street near Fill
more and heard speeches from Joseph
Z. O'Donnell, candidate for superior
judge; Judge George H. Cabaniss, John
w. Sweeney and James w. Keyes of
San Rafael.
The democrats at state central head
quarters express the hope that Charles
A. Towne of New York may be sent to
speak in this city, but they have not yet
made arrangements TO this end with ma
tional headquarters.