The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-24

| believe now some or those VINO
have been exempted will reconsid-
er and want to get back In IL they
can"
This board will ask citizens of
biles to take the men to the can
torment when the time comes for
them to go.
Ross BOY Certified.
I'VE want to take them out In
style" Illherly explains, "as hefits
our appreciation of their sacrl-
flee. If people of this district
will respond with few automo-
hiles, Wen start the men off in
Il way that has nothing cheap
about 1t but that won't cost the
government anything either"
Earl Alexander Ross, son OF
Mrs. Margaret Ross, whose trout
bles over homestead in Pacific
county eliminated almost a year
ago in the famous might rider
trial in federal court. was among
the men examined by board No.
| from out-of-town points. lie
at first claimed exemption on his
mothers account, saying that tho
she is not dependent upon him,
he felt she needed his protection;
but he did not perfect his claim
and has been certified to the coll
ors.
Many Outsiders.
IN tar mon fro ., n, koa.1
No. | because they have removed
to Tacoma, are: Leland Douglas
Stiles, Todd Co. Mimi; w. ].
kinnamon, Rockville. Iowa:
Floren f. MeGaffey, Toledo, o.:
David Gallagher, Reddiug Cal;
Cleo Alkiro, Ephrats, Wash. KNIT
Peterson, Hoquiam; Earl Francis
Rotscheck. Montesano; Theodore
Garland Smith, Boston: Percie
Erwin Vernon. Prosser; Webster
N Stafford, Cook Co. Mo-; Aug
ust NJ. Groyclund, Port Angeles:
Siegfried Pearson, San Francisco:
Thomas Severson, Spokane: Nick
Constanten, Hoquiam; Jesse T..
Johnson, Oakland.
The exemption claims of Elmer
r. Anderson, 2902 South 18th:
Sam BURN, 2S06 McCarver ST.,
and Carl John Miller, 3711 North
29th ST., have been denied.
Case of Patriotism.
ut is extraordinary how differ
ent a spirit is shown by different
men in the matter of the draft"
says Controller Shoemaker, chair
man of city board No. 2.
AN Italian, Sam Naccarato,
whose wife doesn't speak English
and is entirely dependent upon
him, and whose parents are partly
so, came in and asked for only
six months exemption in order I,
teach his wife to speak English
He said they had figured that
when she could speak English,
with the aid of what little the
father can earn and what he can
send home from his army pay,
they can get along.
I'm the face of cases like that,
some exemption claims have
made us very tired"
Board No. 3.
City board No. 3, in the fed
eral building, has exempted the
following men for physical dis
qualifications:
oJseph Garbel, 21471k So. e;
David G. Marie, ga e. 34th;
Abraham l.. Franks, Merit hotel;
Joseph ]. Ocinski, 144O e. both;
Leonard c. Kelly, 4450 So. seth;
Pietro Giro, 1413 T.. 25th; Arthur
f.. Nobel, 1S14k Tacoma ave-;
Joseph Marco, 1851 So. Tacoma
ave-; VIM. A. Gardiner, 1926 Il.
K st; John J. Hastings, 313 Il.
2Sth; Walter G.. Christensen, 619
e. Gath; Geo. M. More, 3725 L..
X st; Arthur Edward Leib. 4511
So. Tacoma ave; Bob Merry,
315R So. 18th; Robert Peterson,
4016 e. NJ ST; Robert l.. Parish,
2003 Pacific; John H. Holland.
3545 Grandview; Evaneglos Pana-
yes, Shasta hotel; Antoni Sled
ziewski, 2345 So. Tacoma ave.;
John Kuzzie, 1146h Pacific.
On account of dependents, or
alienship, this board has ex-
empted:
Exempted.
John Atenassass, 1155 Market,
Tacoma, Wash; Philip Skuley,
Van Noyes hotel; Louis F. Peters,
2541 Tacoma ave.; Andrew Oh
sen, 1859 f. o ST.; William Gar
rity, 3011 e. p ST.; Robert Arthur
Wilbur, route 8, box Ill, Taco
ma; Charles Larson, 61S So. @ ST.;
Karl Mckee, 370S So. ID ST.; andre
Marincin, 2716 e. N; Samuel Fyrk,
1917 Jefferson; Elmer F.. Lev
enhagen, 607 E. Harrison; John A.
Sch naidnr ell IL /. Ionna