The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
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having been called and not properly
exempted or discharged, are entered
on the army lists and the men are in
Quoted into the service without further
formality n are subject to military
law. From this point they will be
under summary procedure of court
martial. Failure to report for mill
tary duty then constitutes ~desertion,
and is subject to death penalty. Dem
onstrations against local boards are
simply futile strokes in the air.
All records necessary to hold such
persons are on file in the several state
headquarters and at the national cap
1tal. If resistance is attempted later
when the army seeks to apprehend
such deserters, it will be instantly
suppressed by troops of the United
States"
Robert Earle Shearer, of Elizabeth
town, ILL., and John Gates Reed, of
Wray, Colorado, were examined by
the board and passed. Gideon John
Aspe, of Wray, Colorado, and Will
liam A. Sponsler, of Decatur, ILL.,,
were examined and failed.
DR.. II. W. Wilson, former medical
officer of the Second Idaho, retired
vi 0CSOuhb VI WOunQ1 dSSlSlcQ III TIC
examination.
The tendency of scan claims CLOSELY
is indicated by instructions sent by
Provost General Crowder pointing
out that the minimum pay of soldiers
is now $50 a month and tina local
boards must consider whether a mans
dependents could not be
on that amount.
Only two, among those who passed
Robert f. Garland and william A
Puetz. failed to claim exemptions on
Tuesday.
The following is a statement of the
results of the examination
i 25S Leroy e. Bonner, city passed
physical examination, asked
exemption, married.
. 45S VIM. p. Dingman, city, re-
Jected on physical examina.
ton.
3-1436 VIM. r. Chase, Filler, pass.
ed, asked exemption, mar
ried.
4 S54 Wesley H. Sligar, Murtaugh
passed, asked exemption.
1lS94 Frank Kinney, Bull, pass
ed, asked exemption.
6-lS1o Robert F.. Garland, Castle
ford, passed, no exemption.
7-1O95 Marion S. King, Kimberly
rejected.
S-2O22 John Heckli, Rogerson, pass
ed, asked exemption.
9-l455 jose Gonzales, Filler, fail
ed to appear.
u 1888 VIM. A. Puetz, city, passed
no exemption.
11-1S13 Harvey E. Raney, Maroa
failed to appear, had en-.
12-1S5S Marion Cluster, Buhl, re
1S-2S9S Ragon Mason, Bull, faile
to appear.
14-1752 Harko Kimm, Amsterdam
passed, asked exemption.
l5-2494 Herbert B. Thomas, Buhl
failed to appear.
l6-lll7 Jesse F. Warwick, Kim
berly, rejected.
l1-1572 Foster Staples, Filler, fail
ed to appear.
lS-l74S Daniel Engles, Amsterdam
passed, asked exemption o
r alien citizenship. Assert
he is native of Holland an
I has never declared intentio
to become a citizen.
1SI2l95 Boyd Stanley, Bull, pass
ed, asked exemption.
~ S37 Dwight l.. Morse, Murtaug,
failed to appear.
u 337 Levi R. Newland, city, pass
ed, asked exemption.
= % 676 VIM. L. Hendricks, city pas:
+ ed, asked exemption, ma
ried.
k "a 275 Clyde Eugene Goodnight
city, examined at Nez Perc
% 500 Klass Land, city, failed.
26-1185 Carl E. Waters, Kimberl.
II rejected.
d The following new orders were SCI
y out yesterday by the provost general
office to examining boards:
= New regulations governing mobi
ization and the certification of me
: from district boards to adjutants gel
eral will be mailed to you on Augu
. 8. In the meantime, local boarC
should certify to district boards dai'
Il those who have been called and wi
Il have not been exempted or discharge
either because they failed to file ar
claim or because their claim has BET
decided adversely.
"Strict compliance with this rule
- necessary, since on September l Il
# war department will call for not
exceed one-third of the quota fro
each state, to be entrained for mobil
cation camps between September
- and September 5. Unless we wish
be put in a position of not furnishir
70 men as fast as the war danorfmon+