The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-03-15

will have time to send Us al report Of
their local We want report of your
local comrade even though there is no
activity. If there is only one member
of your local in good standing and if
YOU have not been able to hold a meet
ing we want the report anyway just
as it is. We want to make our report
to the national office as complete as
possible, so we are asking you to help
us.
The Ford Car
is beginning to loom up more each
month. TO date we have sent in
$98,5O worth Of Review sub Comradc
b. w McGowan of Bovill, writes us
that he has list of | | subs and cX-
poets to get / more ncXt week when
he will send them in. This will make
$ll3.50 and we are still holding Twin
Falls to their promise to sell so. So
far they have sent in but four or five.
We are wondering what has happened
to the Comrades at Lewiston. They
said at the time we started the contest
that they thought they could sell the
entire 600 in the county SO far we
have received but four from there.
.Comradc Harrington Of local Plummcr,
holds the record to date, having sent
in $2150 worth of sub Local San
burn has promised to help, 50 we are
still waiting. Other live Comrades
are hard after subs.
Canyon County
has accepted date with Comradc
Kate O1Iare for their Annual Coun-
ty picnic in July, They are expect
ing to make it two day encampment
this year and one to be remembered
This annual picnic is getting to be a
| looked for event among the Comrades
of this section. All are enthusiastic
over it, Plans are on foot to start
their county organizer at work and
their intention is to keep him at work
until the county is thoroughly organ
lied.
The State Executive Committee
meeting was held at the State Office,
March I, and the business Of the
| State Organization was transacted.
I Resolutions, pcdging the members
present to pay rs cents per month for
/ special organization stamps, to help
out with the campaign work, were
+ passed A charter was granted for
a local at Kimama, applied for by 6
members, and members at large were
admitted.
C0mrade George MARBLE
was appointed temporary county sec
rotary of Canyon County to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Comrade Mrs. C. L. Tatum.
The Resignation of
Comrade A. B. Clark from the office
Of National Committeeman for Idaho
has been received and a call for nom
nations for that office will be issued
in the next Party Builder Think it
over Comrades, we need live wire to
represent us there.
Do you want to see
the women of Idaho organized and do
you want Idaho to get any benefit from
the fund created at the National Of
flee for organization work among
women? If you do, then get busy and
make your nominations for a State
Woman's Correspondent. The call
for nominations for that office was is
sued in last months bulletin, but so
far no action has been taken by the
locals.
The Finnish Local
at Mccall seems to have come to life
once more as evidenced by the report
of the Finnish Translator secretary,
which shows they have bought 40 due
stamps during the month of February.
Comrade d. II. Pifer
has been elected secretary of local
Wallace, to succeed Comrade Justice
Hjorth.
Deb's Lectures
have been arranged for at st. Maries
and Twin Falls. Locals Pocatello and
Nampa are expecting to accept dates
The Comrades of Local Caldwell
are mourning the loss of Comrade
Mrs. T. j. Norris, who died last Tues
day. Comrade Norris has been a tire
less worker for the cause in Caldwell
and other places and her death leaves