New-York tribune., 1904-10-14
GOOD REPUBLICANS ALL.
Wyest End Women'8 First Meeting
an Enthusiastic RalIY.

The man who doesn't register IS lost-at least
q voter. It's no use gercing enthusiastic 4 he
doesn't vote Get your men our early tomorrow
and make them register Il doesn't matter how
much man may have 10 suffer in getting up early
oF losing his dinner-uake him suffer-
Miss Helen TarIck Boswell smiled rosilv upon The
West End Women s Republican Association. which
opened the seasons campaign with an enthusiastic
Fun-together yesterday afternoon in hall the
West Side Republican Association, Broadway and
Eighty-third-st.
Nov, the men n our family Miss Boswell
continued contemplating her smarrly glo-ed hands
Cor minute. 'are-weIl. consItutlonaIy opposed to
getting Up early 50 are the rest Of Eaughusr),
ont We mean 10 get up early these mornings for
the sake of getting them Up early
Then Miss Boswell, the secretary or the
National Woman's Republican Association told of
what the Western women are doing IN tzis cam
Paign- we have magnificent headquarters in the
Auditorium Hotel Chicago ard print and send out
quantities OF literature. We have adopted as our
slogan n the present campaign Women. keep re-
sponsinie' That is on every circular and pamphlet
we eistribute-'H omen. keep Responsible
out there the women organize and get right
down 70 work. They sometimes travel seventy or
one hundred miles 10 attend political meeting
But then, you know, the campaign enthusiasm
starts IN there about August . and keeps up at
fever heat right through Here in New-York peo-
pie don't get enthusiastic Till three weeks before
slsctton. but from then on it's a very vhrlvind.'
Mrs Helen secor Tonnes OF Mount Vernon. car
Uso her audience away with her account OF the
way the Republican women o. West Chester are
making things spin
We have magnificent club she said and the
women DO things ana do them II double quick
Snae; We're doing well financially we have
Z Zs- q Aa-t ana can pay rent Tor IL. which is better
son the president 80
~ on I you please tell ne why you are IN poll
Aes = politician asked me, the other dav
am In politics. Z replied because 7 Wnrt 20
leans. I consider politics as honorable a D-6f=s-
6lon az that ot a clergyman G.o.ld .Ir,ulsrlso
The West Chester Repubiicsns Ti,, ~ 80 -
s4arcl one thousand strong through the streets OF
Mount Vernon the evening OF Ocrobe- - bave
asked the W0men's Republican Club 10 ravjevg rba
1olloW on the evening u The 2ath usr Tie zvou,e,
VII conduct a masG meeting on The state -ttcket
women of the state would open Dermanent head
quarters on tho eighth floor 6f No Madison-ave
ne contract has been signed and the first half
.t5at reIt pald. anc that's on Mrs Ton jes.''
sae wound ui, iaughingly amid vigorous handicap
The West Side women's Republican Assocts+,or
.A conouct tae noon meeting on October Is at the
rsoosseEelt re esla Fairbanks headquarters. No. 5JI
, And We want the women 10 come" nut II, Miss
A0swell IT looks nice 20 see a lot OF dne FAN h3rs
sSs.lss9 s3s ~ among the brown derhies and gray
Charles BostE'iek, president OF the West Side Re-
RIohcan Association and Assernblyrnsr f~1Ir1 rhf
Al4tA District was The speaker Of the sfter1oon
posed OF / think the election ~ 49, 1890, se oeen dls-
@ .-o1 y CONSIDERED an established fact" lI5roionged
sppausel He taen took up IN turn rhe rar5ff ~ -
his vetoes OF tie Rersea ra6 6oEsInoT s,,l oSs and
s-@o oll ana the Ncst-st grab bill tie dufV md
sSmllgate the princi7ies Of GOOD oZ,err mere 70
'sIhere s - - - ne Lie ubliean State ticket
governor as Frank W Higgins t -51lliea 70
As the uleetinT ls4 Iang E,1 IN II, applause.
ooff prs ts-- -I-a-ooln music by Miss Maude VIZ
Mddred Reed was chairman 81 he ~eossWeil Miss
- - . Alexander Brown was hostess