The diamond drill., 1918-06-01
ALL READY FOR
THE BIG DRIVE
PRELIMINARY PLANS HAVE BEEN
MADE FOR CENTRAL WAR CHEST
CONSTITUTION ADOPTED
Board of Control Has Appointed
Directors Who Will Make the
Canvass For Subscriptions

All arrangements for the institut-
ing OF a drive to fill the war chest"
for Crystal Falls, Mastodon, Mansfield,
Hematite townships and Crystal Falls
city have been perfected and the
drive will start very soon.
At the mass meeting held at the
city hall last week Wednesday the
committee on constitution, consisting
of NJ. II. Moriarty, Geo. +. Bishop and
John +. Mason reported the consti
tuition and Il was unanimously adopt
ed.
The constitution is printed at length
in another column of this issue. Reat
II over carefully as it effects you a
the same time the following were
chosen as members OF the board OF
control: w. J. Richards, Arvid Btork
Alfred Martin, M Il. Richards, w.
Perkins, C. r. Roberts, T. J. Corbett,
Christopher Rowe, II. ]. Veeser, Sam
Bridges, Herman Holmes, M. II. Nor
iarty, Jas. +. Corcoran, Thomas Con
line. Nathan Warshwsky, John Erick-
son, Andrew Ostrand, George II. Bish-
op, John f. Mason.
The following evening the Board oil
al fallnWinQ
officers.
President-John f. Mason.
Vice President-W. ]. Perkins.
ecretary-Andrew 0strand.
Treasurer-Arvid Bjork.
The following schedule was adopt
ed by the board as basis upon which
members Of the association should es
innate their subscriptions to the cen
tlal fund
Men with dependents-One per eni
of their monthly earnings, with min
imum OF one dollar, on annual In
comes of less than $4,000.
One and one-half per cent of their
monthly earnings on annual incomes
from $4,000 to $4,000
Two per cent Of their monthly earn
ings on annual incomes above $4,000
Men without Dependents-One
one-half per cent of their monthly
earnings. with a minimum OF $1.00
Women wage earners-One per cen
Of their monthly earnings, with
minimum OF fifty cents.
The board then appointed the fol
lowing persons as members OF the
board OF directors;
City OF Crystal Falls. first ward
VIM. f. Jacka, Thos. Penglase, Aug
ust Plcta. Second Ward: John So
derman, Knud Nelson, John f. Mason
Joe Johndrow, Ira Odgers, Herman
Ruwitch. Louis Green, John Sullivan
Capt. Emil Carlson, VIM. Gilman and
Henry Kieren. Third Ward: M. II
Moriarty, ID. NJ. Ross, w. ]. Reynolds
j. r. Stolberg, Gust Lithen. JOSEPH
9ittner, w. d. Hill
Crystal Falls Township, (Tobin 10
cation) Alvin Richards; Carpenter
location, l. p. Ring, Capt r. W. Greer !;
Amasa- Porter location, Otto Brown
odgers location, Will A. Richards. +
j. Oswald, John Salmeen, Erick An
derson. Xavier Jarvis, Andrew Os
trand, ELI Puotinen, Roy Fisher, Matt
Jarvl
Hematite Township Christopher
Rowe. Chas. w. Hughes, DIR. p. Me
Murchle, Elmer Holmberg, Loui.
Marks. II. l. Calvin.
Mansfield Township j. Cor.
bett, Albert Drake, John J. Gustaf-
son, Wesley Hoosier. Mitchell Dykes
Mastodon Township-John Erick-
son. George +. Bishop, Captain Al
Piper, w. j. Perkins. John Johnson
II j. yeeser. Nels Pearson, Patricl
Gallagher. w g. Rohan, X. G. White.
head.
: II is probable that the member
ship Of the board OF directors will b.
: increased at an early meeting OF tho
board OF control The first duty o
the directors will be to lend ever,
possible assistance in signing ul
members for the association and I,
be ready at all times to advance tn
interests OF the association In thei
respective localities.