The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-23

Carl GUSTAV Carlson, Edwin Carl
Johnson, Anton Thompson, John
o. Hagen, Walter Becklund, Wal
ter Carl Gertel, John Rosenberg,
Robt. Murrill Foreman. Gus Gus
tafson, Edw. Olof Kirkreit, Louis
Felix Michaud, Harry Lehman,
George c. G. Knapp, Name Ander-
son, Wilhelm T. Storaasli, Jesse
o. Baker, Joe Peloza, Robert Nc
Kee, Christopher F. Mahon, JOS
eph Krutsky. George c. Monster.
Thomas p. Selby, Tony Dunbar,
Emanuel |. Adams, Russell Mills,
Chas. Carl Wichman, Virgil II.
Bedford. Lewis Kimball. Knut L.
Broden, Dominick Waldvogel,
George Ogren, Robert Lloyd, ST.
vert j. Silverson, Collins e. Suth-
erland, Mike Stamblich, Irwin q.
Flowers, julius Englund, Steve
Vukas. Joe Brajuha, Harrison AL
ger Settler, Axel Wakkuri, Cleone
Hardyn Soule, Hans Johnson,
John Crawford Ulsh, Alex j.
Spouffske, George j. RothermeI,
Lester F. Munyan. Herman Woh-
lenberg, George Tomich, William
Samuel Good, Geo. N. Peterson.
Denied.
Persons whose claims of ex-
emption have been denied were:
Joseph McArdle, Andrew G.
Harstead, John Rohr, Albert Au-
gust Riokert, Gladstone Murray,
Fred Crate, Edwin J. Anderson,
John Mcleod, Bert F. White
head, Geo. p. Wahlquist, Matthew
Thompson, Spiro Babich, Michael
REILLY O'Keefe, George Dorotich,
Oran Leonard Edwards, Edward
Charles Bloom, Walter William
Crone, Frank Leslie HART, Paul
Allan Hartt, Rufus Lee Drum, Jo-
seph Mateljak, Charles Eugene
Parkhurst, Roy Philip Morley,
Luther Anderson Mckee.
collector" Bobs Up.
District board No. Q had a con-
scientious objector to deal with
Thursday morning. Philip Har-
vey, socialist, naturalized Ameri-
can of British birth, has consci-
entious scruples against war, he
says. He is considering entering
some branch of the service which
will not conflict with them, how
ever, but wants to serve in the Ca
madam army rather than the
American, as the Canadian troops
are sent to the front via England
and he thinks he would have a
chance to see his people while
there.
Many Coming In.
A significant fact noted by
Chairman Shoemaker is that while
the board has examined about &C
men who have come to Tacoma
/, from other districts, 1t has trans.
ferred only two or three to Other
districts; indicating the movement
of population toward Tacoma
Other boards have the same ex
perience, they say.
Local board No. 3, in the Fed
eral building, will mail its thirt
call Friday. Numbers from %!
to 37S will be notified to appear
Aug. 20, 80 and 81. This district
is short 20 or 25 men.
II Fail to Report.
The names of Ia men who have
failed to report to local draf
board No. 1, in the office Of E. l.
Hiberly, chairman, Providen
building, have been sent to thu
department of justice, and in ad
dition the board asks the public
for information concerning any o
them.
The men are:
Cullom Earls, 709 South Cedai
st.
Clifford Carl Diemer. 261O 6tl
ave.
Nikola Pericich, 2501 No. 30tl
st.
Lewis James Clark, 900 No.
st.
Harry Edwin Reynolds, $40 No
State st.
| Ivan Jasich, 2501 No. 3Oth st.
Louie Warter, 1918 No. 18th ST
Andrew Navoe, 2408 No. 27tl
st.
Anton Lucich, 4707 No. Wini
fred st.
Teddy Christensen, Tacoma.
Joseph Percival McKissici
$500 So. 18th st.
| Frank Bjelovicich, 1915 Nc
Cove st.
Tom Bamich, 2S06 No. Carve
st.
Henry Olsen, 1903 No. Verd
st.