Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-09-14
56 MORE LOCAL BOYS
REPORT next week
COUNTY TO SEND SECOND CON.
TINGENT FOR NATIONAL ARMY
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Fifty-six more of Thurston county's
registered men are scheduled to go
to Camp Lewis, American lake, next
Wednesday, the county's second con-
tribution to the new national army
under the first call issued by Presi-
dent Wilson.
And under a positive order re-
ceived from Provost Marshal General
Crowder Wednesday, these men must
report in the order of their liability
for service, the local board hence
forth being prohibited from accept
ing volunteers out of their order in
the draft call, as was permitted when
the first contingent of seven we're
sent to the mobilization camp last
Saturday.
The ruling says that "a registrant
whose order Of liability is not within
the quota of a local board cannot
even on his own request be advanced
and sent with the quota" while those
within the quota must report in the
order in which their numbers were
drawn. ~
Because of incomplete reports
from the district board at Tacoma,
the local board was not able to an
nounce this week the names of the
sc who would be ordered to report
next Wednesday. Sheriff Jack Gif-
ford, chairman Of the board, and
Deputy Auditor VIII CASTOR, who
has assisted in it's clerical work. went
over to Tacoma Thursday for con-
ference with the district board. to get
a certified list Of those among the
first AIS called who are held for mill
tary service.
Two hundred and twenty-seven of
the 525 registrants examined last
week filed claims for exemption on
dependency grounds. All of the mar
ried men among them are being ex-
empted by the local board, under the
, presidents ruling. but the claims Of
a number Of others who asserted
they were supporting dependents are
being rejected. in cases where inves-
tigation shows they are not.
The following claims for exemption
on grounds Of dependency, filed by
those who appeared at the last exafni-
nations. have been denied by the local
board:
Albert Edward Stuth. John Blake,
Albert R. Galloway, Olympia; John
Sarantski. Bordeaux; Chester l..
Fleetwood. Olympia; Fred Gustafson,
Gate; James r. Wood, Grand Mound:
Giovanni Pisani, Gate; Gustav Peter
Prenzlau. Tenino; Thomas w. Davis.
Lester Carl Chilson. Olympia; An
thony J. Franz. Gordon L. Foy. Lacey;
Thomas Higham, Bucoda; George
Harold Giddings. Rainier. Joseph An
ton Rollman, VIM. F. Thomas, Olym-
pia: Fred B. Sweet. Monroe: Adolph
q, schirmer. Olympia; Benedict Lett
ner, Grand Mound; Chas. H. A. Me-
Donnell, r. No. 1. Olympia; Bruce
Francis Shuman, r. No. 2, Olympia;
Chas. J. Numsen. Centralia; Cecil T.
O'Neil, Union Mills; Clifford Miller.
Olympia: Roscoe B. Jones, Gate: John
H. Miller. Lacey; VIM. Henry Chea-
die, Olympia.
Following is the ofiicial list Of those
who were rejected for physical disa-
bility:
Elmer Lewis Bolton, Tenino: Mike
Sablich. Olympia: Earl Mckee. Tent
no; John Henry earns. Tono; Thomas
Samuel Stark. Rochester; Louis o.
Cochrone. Yelm; William w. Bryan,
Earl e. Skinner, David Leroy Coons,
Olympia; Frank A. Martin. Grand
Mound; Jesse Jones. Lacey; Carl W.
Shahan, Olympia; Clement Regimbal,
Lacey; Lars Alfred Ostberg, Seattle:
Anson Myron Bollinger, Tumwater;
Albert Josiah Weaver, Olympia; Ed
gar Carl Hastings. Grand Mound; An
drew Erickson. Seattle; Clarence
Major Dibble. Tumwater George
Henry Knittle. VIM. c. O'Neill, Nelson
johnson Nordquist. Alexander Smith,
Olympia; Clifford Lyall Neat, Yelm;
George Harrison Null. Tenino; Geo.
John Rollman, Albert M. Kiso, Earl
R.. Thoma. Alfred Anderson, Olym-
pia; Kainaski Hashimoto, Union
Mills; Lock Yew, Earle c. Fields,
Madison James Hawson. Olympia,
Lelio Mencini. Gate: Jisuke Takagi.
Union Mills; Percy Clyde Russell.
Olympia; Lester Servis. Rochester: !:
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