The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-10
File
Exemptions In
Selectiue Draft

MOT only In Bingham county, Dut
in all parts of the country were the
files for exemption large; the exam
lining board here finished the actual
examination Tuesday night and an
official report has not been made.
Out of the zoe called to report for
examination only I'll reported. Out
of the S5 absentees all but can be
accounted for, some having enlisted,
two were Ill and other valid causes.
These nine men, as far as the Of
ficers are able to ascertain, failed
to report for no legitimate reason at
all. The county officers are looking
for them today and warrants will
probably be issued for their arrest.
Thirty-four of the men examined
were found physically deficient and
there were four aliens. 1t is pos
sible that the board will have to call
another 100 men for examination,
inasmuch as the percentage Of ex-
emption claims is so large. but they
hope to be able to get Bingham
county's quota, 103 men, from the
number already examined.
The following claim exemption on
the basis Of:
A married man with wife or child
dependent upon his labor for sup
port: Marvin w. Ellison, Joseph J.
Conway, Orton L. Andrus, Walter F.
Christopherson, Ralph F. Johnson,
Carl T. Palgren v. Carl Hall, Will
liam T. Jolley, Christian M. Jensen,
Merlin Alma Talbot, Albert e. Mil
Ter, Evan s. Jones, Albert Fl. Leisy,
Robert III. Hanson, Henry A. Hue
ther, Sumner Graham Davis, Doyle
s. Jensen, John Loy.s Heber H.
Mathews, Robert Frazure, Moses Gift
ford, Thomas G. Carnell, Robert A.
Hayball, Moroni e. Wray, Lorenzo
G. Jones, Frank X. Lindsey, Lars P.
Hunzeker, George A. Johnson,
Eugene P. Wernett, Clarence A.
Gorum, Robert ]. Jones, Amos Mel
win Bradley, Alma shore, Henry A
Vollweiler, Fredrick G.. Jemmett,
Arthur Hone, Alma o. Hancock, Jake
Hagen, Henry A. Davis, Ole Wayne
Ellingson, Martin e. Miller, Roy
Hone, Melvin M. Hanson, Thomas F.
jenkins and James H. Beasley
"A son Of aged or infirm parent or
parents dependent upon his labor for
support: Edward F. McKinna, Ru-
dolph Tressl, William V. Mosley,
William w. Mitchell, Fred Dial, Ed
win N. Paulson and Don Allen Ben
nett.
A son of widow dependent upon
his labor for support: Cyrus G. Toll
man and Joseph e. Fisher.
An employee in the service of the
United States necessary to the ade-
uuate and effective operation of that
department, commission, board,
bureau, division or branch of the
government: Lewis G. Aicher,
Lewis j. Davis, Zeddie Satterfield
and Christian w. Anderson.
A resident alien who has not
taken out first papers: Gottleib |
Schultz.
Up to Thursday no claims have
as yet been filed by the following:
John L. Hepworth, Evert e. Soucie,
Niva V. Proctor, Hyrum Stutznegger,
Arthur r Higley, James H. G. Nc
Murdie, Lorenzo A. Berg, Lawrence
e. Anderson, Frank Dvorak, Eric o.
Schwarz, George A. Phillips, Marion
Sorenson, Ralph e. Kingsford Heber
Peterson, Winfield Hurst, Clarence
Altman, Johann Mittleider, George
r. Radford, James M. Taylor, John
w. Lee, Dean Everett Smith, Frank
e. Mcmahon, Oscar P. Sorenson,
Chris Madsen, Richard T. Reid, AL
bert M. Gill and George w. Anthony.
The government requested that
the naems of those physically defici-
ent should not be published, but the
following serial numbers are given:
STA, 1892, 1874, 56, 792, 1141,
335, 1907, 1866, $50, ", 356, 8O5,
1884, COL, 1903, 1872, 46, 1441, 786,
1874, 675, 1913, 1872, S37, sos,
1885, 1495, 755, 1546, 500, SO, 800
1854, 433, 10, 1045, 1882.