The Washington times., 1904-08-07
Commissioner.

l. The national headquarters viii be al
the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. Mrs
Foster. our president. will be in charge
Of the work in the West She will
speak in Colorado and Idaho at the spe-
cial request of President Roosevelt
In the East we will have our head
quarters in New York We are now pre-
pairing our literature. The literature
for the East viii be different from that
for the West IN some respects. as We
pay attention TO local issues.
The main questions we will take up
will be finance. the tariff. and the at
titude of President Roosevelt on the
labor question. We will revise the regu-
lar campaign literature for home use
and show the wives and mothers what
benefits the Republican party holds for
young men.
Watch on Foreigners.
zone OF our publications will be a Sc
ries called The Home and the Flag
These little pamphlets will be issued
from time TO time. and will deal with
the subject of most Importance at the
time. We will go into the tenement
house section and make house 10 house
eanvasses. We viii keep tab, as we
always have done. on naturalized for
eigners and keep their status in its
proper shape.
I'VE viii leave the race question and
the Mormon question untouched, but
will lay stress on the chance Presi-
dent Roosevelt is giving the laboring
man"
DO you feel at ali uneasy as to the
outcome OF the campaign Miss Bos-
well was asked
Not in the least" she replied, with
smile. I'VE have a fine man for a
candidate. and see no reason why we
cannot elect him.
And do you know" said Miss Bos-
well. suddenly, II think It so nice that
the candidates of both parties are such
clean high-minded men. As a New
Yorker, am extremely proud Of Judge
Parker. The two Vice Presidential can
didates are also clean men. and that
makes IT easy.
IF Il comes down to the personalities
Of the two men to furnish issues in
the campaign. as many think viii be the
case. won't IL be good to have two men
against whom nothing mean can be
said?"
Woman Vital Force.
When she had completed her outline
of the women's plans in the coming
campaign. Miss Boswell returned to a
discussion of the abstract question OF
woman in politics.
"A woman Is undoubtedly vitality con-
cerned by the administration of public
affairs" the pretty little woman said,
with an earnest look in her brown eyes,
Whatever affects the men of her family
affects her. If the tariff affects the
question Of wages as well as the price
of household wares, who feels 1t more
| than the woman?
Therefore she should know what Is
going on in order that she may use hei
| influence. for after all the woman in
the home makes the home. her inffu.
ence being boundless. AS women, w,
want TO educate the members OF oul
SEX particularly those OF the tenemen,
house kind, and as believers in the doe
trines Of the Republican party we wan
them TO incuIcate these doctrines in
the minds Of their husbands, fathers
sons. brothers, and sweethearts.
Women Should Repeat.
4 believe" said Miss Boswell with Z
humorous smile that every woman
should be a repeater in the best sense
She should vote two or three time:
through the men of her family"
The reporter asked Miss Boswell if sh,
had ever had any amusing experience
/ in the course of her political work.
you know ! fear l am cursed with al
| abnormal sense Of humor," she replied