The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09


Following an examination of twen-
ty-six men called under the selective
draft, in which only two we're GER
tainly secured, Sheriff Frank M. Ken
dali yesterday issued a call for thir-
ty more. The examination board de-
termined this morning to postpone
action relative to passing on the mer-
its of the claims for exemptions filed
by twelve of those passing physical
examinations until after the medical
examination of the thirty called for
next Saturday. 1t was originally in
tended to pass on these today. 1t is
hoped that after the next examination
thirteen may be found qualified. Rules
regarding exemptions are strict, and
even should the local board exempt a
man, the state board has the power
to reverse the ruling and hold him.
On the other hand, shorld the local
board hold him, the state board has
power to reverse the ruling.
The physical average OF those call
ed was good. Two joined the service
after the draft was announced, which
shows that they were physically fit
Nineteen were examined, of whom six
= failed, so that fifteen out of twenty
Npne were in good physical condition
and prepared to pass the rigid exam
ination.
The following are the men called to
be examined Saturday
81 564 Hikogiro Su Zuki, city,
transferred to Ogden.
28-2166 Sakichi Nishizawa, Buhl.
% 945 VIM. T. Turner, Hansen.
30-1913 Frank Polegreno, Buhl.
81 596 Earl L. Baum, city.
32-1267 Will w. Kelley, Hansen
33-2148 Geo. w. Lee, Buhl
"a 536 Clyde r. Olmsted, city
35-1495 Richard Knigge, Filler
36-2453 James H. Vincia, BuhL
81 548 Pedro Perez, city.
38- 126 Paul j. Cartwright, city.
39-1679 Gilbert Miller, Rogerson.
40-1237 Thos. NJ Atkin, Rock Creek
Al 7S4 Cecil N. Perry, city.
42-1732 Robert Palmer, Hollister.
43- 755 Alloys A. Holf, city.
a. 1O7 Joseph p. Wynn, city.
45-1546 VIM. G. Reichert, Filler.
46-1563 Peter Slater, Filler.
47-2099 Chester G.. A. Divilbiss, Buhl
48-1369 Antony H. Silta, Buhl.
a. GIG Carl Leonard Hafer, city.
So 373 Horace o. Stiles, city
51--1676 Frank Lorain, Rogerson.
52-1266 Jas. L. Kinzer, Crabtree, Or,
53-1891 Samuel ]. Kelso, Buhl.
54- IT'S Geo. Moberg, city.
55- 4S6 Floyd Tilman Ham. city.
So 6S2 Henry Howard Lamoreaux
city.
Five men, namely, Jose Gonzales
Ragon Mason, Herbert f. Thomas
Foster Staples and Dwight L. Morse
failed to appear, and failed to indi
cate a desire to be examined else
where. They will under the ruling o
Provost General Crowder, be consid
cred mustered in without examination
and be subject to military rule. wit
liability to be shot as deserters II the.
fail to enter the service and becom
voluntarily subject to such rule.
On this subject, General Crowde
gave a statement to the Internationa
News Service, which appeared Sun
day, reading as follows:
There is nothing to resist at thi
stage of the enforcement of the law.
All males between the ages of twenty
enc and thirty-one years have bee
enrolled for military service. Pre-
Iiminary call was issued merely
provide an opportunity for such pei
sons to present reasons why the
should not finally be ordered to re
port for service. If such person
do not present reasons, they hav
neglected to take advantage of or
portunity offered for their benefi
Failure to take advantage of this OF
portunity does not interfere with rails
ing of an army, and interests the go,
ernment only as punishable Grim
II they do not appear, the names al
tomatically drawn and duly posted g
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