The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-24

LA-W A0NNA - AO61A D DULL.
1S3-Charles r. Timmons, Rogerson.
1S4-Arthur b. Fairchild, Bull
1S5-Howard B. Stratton, r. 3. Bull.
| 1S6-William A. Wolfenberger, Bull.
1S7-Harvey e. TAFT, r. 3, Twin Falls.
1SS-George f. Bemiller, $50 End Ave.
E., Twin Falls.
1s9-George Il. Henry. Hansen.
190-John T. Stanger, Hansen.
191-Lawrence Hayes, Bull.
192-Jesse w. Nicholson, Filler.
193-RyOta Tanaka, Bull.
194-Harold B. Tilleqq. Rock Creek.
195-David d. Donaldson, Shoshone
St. Twin Falls.
196-Landrum e. Poole, r. l. Twin
Falls.
197-James D. Brown. R. 6, Bull.
19S-Luiz Mota. Twin Falls.
199-Lyman l.. Bates, Murtaugh.
20O-Jesus Martinez. Kimberly.
201-Louis Zucal, Bull.
202-Melvin c. Hovermale, Filler.
2O3-Manuel lopez, Twin Falls.
204-Ernest l.. Kreigh, Bull.
205-Grover c. Wilson, 72O 4th Ave,
E., Twin Falls.
2O6-Thomas e. Jones, r. .. Twin
Falls.
2O7-Levi King, r. /. Bull.
208-Everett l.. Rogers, Twin Falls.
2O9-Creed HicksOn. Rogerson.
21O-Robert Shankle, 756 Main Ave. s.
211-Luis Ecribano, Twin Falls.
212-Henry l.. Crowell, Filler.
213-Roy O. McMaster, Hollister.
214-Arthur E. Terpstra. Rogerson.
215-Wallace B. Stoolfire, r. 8. Bull.
216-John Base. r. ., Bull.
217-RObert l.. Scovel, Filler.
21S-Homer F. Ramseyer, Filler.
219-Arthur c. Leonard. r. 3, T. F.
220-Charles r. AinswOrth, Hansen.
221-James A. Colman, Bull.
222-Robert w. Hampton, Twin Falls.
223-Ralph A. Hope, Bull.
224-Martin c. EdmOnston, Twin Falls
225-Oscar G. Brooks. Bull.
226-Jesse j. Downey, r. 6, Bull.
227-Harry j. Lupher. Filler.
22S-James KOdesh. Bull.
229-Earl r. Maxwell, Kimberly.
23O-Elmer j. Ball, Ffier.
231-John G. Sommer. Filler.
232-ROland B. Prentis, RogersOn.
233-Jesse r. Simpson, Bull.
234-Glen G. Jenkins, Twin Falls.
235-Arthur l.. Prothero, 327 9th a g.
~. Twin Falls.
236-William p. Jones, 800 9th Ave. f.
237-LeOn II. Redhead, Rock Creek.
23S-Clarence e. Lancaster, Filler.
239-William E. Burt, K. l, r. f.
24O-Ernest f. Settler, Twin Falls.
241-Hyrum S. Hart, Bull.
242-Jaquino Amaro. Twin Falls.
243-Cris Peterson, Pacific Hotel,
Twin Falls.
244-Volney O. Thompson, Filler.
245-Lee l.. Jung. III Main Ave, r.
246-Gus Kakokefalos, Buhl.
247-Arthur e. Williams, Murtaugh.
24S-Garold E. Hill, HOLSTER.
249-Herrold l.. Riley, 500 S. Main,
Twin Falls.
250-Archie Quesnell, Kimberly.
An International News Service dis
patch received Sunday by The
Times stated that Inn called by draft
may enlist in the army, navy or ma
rine corps until notified report
for examination.
AS anticirated in the Times Thurs
day, Twin falls had almost enough
men enlisted to escape the draft. The
county had 273 TO its credit and was
required to furnish 2S6.
l1kt OllE QuGHllOH ulbIuIDh TIE UHO-
pie of this county and that is how
did the city of Boise get off without
having anyone taken in the draft?'
IL is asked whether Boise will be
willing to publish the names and
PERMANENT ADDRESSES of the
members of the Second Idaho regi-
ment credited to Boise city. Others
wonder how Boise was enabled to be
separated from Ada county, as it is
generally understood that cities of its
size carrot be sc segregated. This
question is largely of academic inter
est here as it is not claimed at this
time that Twin Falls county is entitled
to any further exemptions on account
OF volunteers than she received, but
there are rumOrs abroad to the eff
feet that men from some of the cOun-
ties without military companies ac-
quired a residence in Boise on very
short notice. These are matters of
current rumOr and discussion on the
sti Gets here and many are anxious
to have an explanation.
The men who are called will be no
titled by mail. in regard to the
time to receive their physical exam
nations, but it is their duty to in
form themselves without waiting for
notice, and they are considered mott
fled as sOOn as their numbers are
posted in the office of the board at
the court house. If physically fit,
those who claim discharge on indus
trial or agricultural grounds have
five days in which to file claims, and
all others who claim exemptions
have seven days in which to file such
claims, after the posting and mail
ing OF the notice by the local board.
After you have filed a claim for ex-
emptiOns. you have ten days in which
to file proof. After the decision Of
the local board is rendered and APP
peal may be taken to the district
board if not found satisfactory.
The following are the grounds for
exempted:
County and municipal officers elect
ed by popular vote and whose offices
may not be filled by appointment for
an ~uneXpired term.
Customhouse clerks, under certain
conditions.
Persons employed in the United
States mail service.