Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-28
BOARD WILL HELP ASSISTANTS
 ANSWER
IF YOU CAN'T GIVE A REPLY TO ALL OF THE QUERIES ASKED BY WAR DEPARTMENT, CALL FOR LEGAL ASSISTANCE.
(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily.)
 Plans for the organization in every town and city in the State of legal advisory boards, whose duties is will be to render legal aid or advice to the registrants who have been signed up for military service, have been prac- tically perfected, and following the suggestion of Provost Marshal Gen cral Crowdor, Governor Thomas r.. Campbell yesterday appointed State central advisory board, and the vari- ous county boards, the latter in turn 10 make arrangements for the ap- pointing of the various local boards in the towns of their own county. The members of the State board will con sist oi Judge William Sawtelle of the United States District court, Judge Joseph H. Kibbcy, of Phoenix: Attor- ncy General Wiley F. Jones, and Judge John H! Campbell, of Tucson.
 A the meeting of the governor and the State board. the following county boards were appointed:
 For Apache county: Geo. H. Cros- by, chairman: A. s. Gibbons, F. w. Nelson.
 For Cochise county: A. C. Lock wood, chairman; F. J. Flanigan, H. l.. Pickett
 For Coconino county: F. w. Per kins. chairman; J. E. Jones, F. NJ. Gold.
 For Gila county: c. w. Shute, chair man: Clifford C. Foires, ]. R. NIillett.
 For Graham county: A. G. McAl- istcr, chairman; Lee \. Stratten. w. K. Dial
 For Grccnlee county: F. B. Laine, chairman: A. R. Lynch, l.. Kearney
 For Maricopa county: Raleigh C. Stanford, chairman: Frank II. Lyman. Ernest w. Lewis.
 For Mohavc county: John A. Ellis, chairman; Ross H. Blakely, Carl C.. Krook
 For Navajo county: Sidney Sapp, chairman: C. H. Jordan, J. E. Crosby
 For Pima county: Sam1 L. Pattee. chairman; Kirkc T. Moore, Tom K Richey. +SsS
 For Pinal county: Otis J. Baugln. chairman: F. C. Patterson, c. O. No Ian.
 For Santa Cruz county: w. A. O'Connor, chairman: Frank J. Duffy, s. F. Noon.
 For Yavapai county: F. O. Smith, chairman: T. c. Norris, P. w. O'Sul- livan.
 For Yuma county: Frank Baxter, chairman: Clement H. Coleman, T. D. Molloy.
 The names of the county boards were wired to General Crowder, and now are awaiting the approval and appointment by President Wilson, when the full legal machinery of the selectivc service act, under the presi- dents new plan will be set in motion
 The specific duties of the county and local boards will be to aid the registered men in answering the large number of questions which are asked of the rcgistrants in the official ques- tionnairc. So complicated and minute are the details asked for that the war department at once realized the fact that perhaps but two or three men in each hundred possessed enough "sabc" to truthfully and accurately answer all of the queries, and the board of legal representatives was brought into being in an effort to hay, the numerous questions answered in a correct and legiblc manner
 Questionnaries Arrive.
 The local exemption board this week received 5000 of the question sheets, which the government, exer- cising its knowledge in French, has chosen to label "questionnaries." A blank will be mailed to each regis trant, the process of distribution to begin on December l5th.. The board l has issued a warning that its members | will not have time to explain the de- | tails of the matter to any registrants i who might fail to understand them, and if anyone intends to call on the | board for any dope on the subject, he will in all probability never be able to get any farther than to tell his trou- bles to the office boy who guards the entrance to the boards domains. for the members have other things to do and anyone who seeks a little information about the question naire will have to consult some Of the members of the advisory board. BUSINESS SECTION