Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27


board. composed OF Sheriff Athay as
chairman. County Auditor Broom
head as Secretary and County Physi-
clan King as examining physician, is
awaiting the receipt OF the official
list OF the numbers drawn in this
county. The lists were mailed out Of
washington last Tuesday. and nc
cording to the press dispatches two
copies for each local board were
mailed to the governors Of the var
ious states. The governors, in turn,
will mail each copy separately to the
local officials. If this rule is fol-
lOyed the local board viii not likely
receive its copies before tomorrow or
. Sunday. Immediately upon receipt
OF their lists each local board will
cancel higher than the top red ink
number in its district, and then from
the remaining numbers enough men
chairman, sounty Auditor Broom
quota will be notified to appear for
physical examination.
AS Bear Lage county has to fur
nish but fifty men under the pres
emit call, only the first 100 men whose
names were drawn from the box In
Washington last Friday will have to
appear before the local board. II
SO are secured from the 100 no 9th
ers will have to appear for examina-
tIon. IL SO are not secured the
board will continue to summon men
until the required number is Sc
cured.
The, local board WIN have COM
plete instructions to cover every
contingency that may arise.
Claims OF exemption for dependen-
cy will be closely Investigated.
Affidavits not only by the man
making the claim and the dependent
named viii be necessary, but . third
affidavit from q disinterested person
acquainted with the circumstances OF
the man will be required.
Claims for exemption for agricul-
tural reasons will also require com.
plete proof. The employer mus
prove that his business is vital to tbs
war needs OF the nation and that tbs
employee making the claim Ii vita
factor in the industry before the maj
win be exempted.
Any one wishing to do 30 may ap
peal from the decision of the loca
board as regards his claims FOR ex
emption. This appeal win so TO th
district board. Of which there are twi
in Idaho. Eeach OF these distric
boards Is made mp of q representatiy
of the laboring men, an employer 9
labor, man familiar with indus
trial conditions. and representativ
OF the farming interests. The CON
mittee for southern Idaho IL CON
posed~of G. A. Barton, of Boise, wh
represents industry; A. T.. Carter. :
Cambridge. an attorney; John v
Hart, OF Menan. a farmer; DIT. New
ton, OF Pocatello. and Paul spani
enburg Of Boise. representing Iabo
Briefly stated, the rules unds
which exemptions may be had are |
follows:
That ron are an officer. legisla
i've, executive or judiciary Of q
United States, territory OF the d
trlct OF Columbia.
That you ara a regular or duly Q
dained minister Of religion.
That you were ON May IS. le1
the day the president signed the :
lective draft law. student preps
lng FOR the ministry In any recognl
ed theological OF divinity school.
That you are in the military
naval service Of the United Stat.
That you are a subject Of @.
many. whether you have taken .
papers oF not.
That you are q resident alien y
mas nos taken out first papers.
In addition they are directed
exclude from the operation Of
selectiye draft law persons c0rnl
within the classes defined as fOIlos
THAT you are a county or mun
ipaI officer.
That you are . custom house ele
THAT you are emploged n
United states ii the Transmission
nails.
That YOU 70 mm axslkicsEs 0r 20
nan emPlossa ~ aa srneEys q
nal or navy zzed of Ene United 6Esi
Thag y0m 80 anna1yud n the
vsea e tie United szassa a 8