Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-07
MANYDRAF TNFN
ARE CLASSIFIED
BY THE BOARDS
Percentage Claiming Elk
emption Large, but Does
Not Equal Numbers Re-
ported From East.
No Additional Evidence Be-
fore County Board At
torneys Accepting Fees
Report on Notary Said
to Be State Official.

u De OCdCc OII1Cldl.
While many exemptions are being
claimed by registrants under the sec
ond draft through their missionaries
filed with the county and city ex-
emption boards, the percentage is not
rs large as had been expected, say
members of the two boards who
closed busy classification week Sat-
urday. A large number of names of
registrants classified were announced.
Fully five sixths of the question
naires sent out by the city draft board
have been returned within the seven
day limit, according to the announce
ment of Miss Phoebe Orvis. city clerk,
who has been doing the principal part
Of the clerical work in connection with
the mailing and receiving of question
naires and classification cards. Miss
Orvis would not make an estimate of
the number Of men who were claiming
exemption from service, but she is
certain 1t is not as large as in many
Of the eastern cities from which re-
ports have been received
DISTRICT BOARD MEETS MONDAY.
Chairman Atwater of the county
board stated that no additional evil
dence has as yet been laid before the
board that would indicate attorneys
had accepted fees for assisting regis
trants in making out questionnaires.
1t was reported to the adjutant gen
erals department that a state official
who is commissioned a notary public
had charged a fee for taking an ac-
knowledgament from registrant.
While this is not countenanced, it is
said there is nothing in the rules ana
regulations which specifically prohibit
them from doing SO, or request that
they do not charge a fee. The regu-
lations are silent in that regard, it is
Baid
The following are the names of
registrants classified by both the
county and city exemption boards:
COUNTY CONSIDERATIONS.
CLASS NO. Eugene c. Otis,
Portland: Robert G. Duvall, Route No.
2, Meridian; FREDERICK w. Parkin,
Route No. 4, Boise; John Frank Mar
tin, Boise; Lovel Withers, Eagle:
Jesse H. Mahaffey, Eagle; Grover A.
Evans. Meridian; Soloman ]. West,
Kuna; Harland II. Hutchinson, Meri-
dian; Oliver Grover, Caldwell; Alvin
9. Clark, Eagle.
CLASS NO. 3-Maynard Ea Elmore,
Star.
CLASS NO. 4-Charles p. Ourada
Route No. 8, Boise; Arthur n. Bloom,
Star; Richard ID. Martin, Route No. /,
Boise; Grant VIM. 40S O'Farrell
street. Boise: George G. Cell, Route
No. !, Middleton; George NJ. Tallman,
kuna; David $. Meglay, Kuna; Harry
Warrick, Route No. 3. Meridian
George Hiram Saxon. Route No. /.
Boise; Joseph II. Radandt, Caldwell;
Ernest Sptizler, Route No. 4, Boise
Albert Ritts, Boise; James w. Stoner
Route No. /, Eagle; Marshall J. My
singer, Route No. ., Boise.
CLASS NO. samuel r. Caldwell
Route No. 2, Boise: Phelan Granville
Hayden, Route No. |. Boise, enlisted;
John NJ. Lilleo, barber enlisted.
TO DISTRICT BOARD.
Classified by local board, but have
agricultural or Industrial claims which
must be determined by the distric,
board:
CLASS NO. Harry r. Brice
Eagle: Charles T. Harris, Route No 2
ridian Arthur McClain, Route No =
Boise; Homer f. Rawson. General Ra-
dio company, Cambridge, Mass; 10.
gan ]. Grice. Meridian; Leslie Alger
Wattles, Route No. l. Boise.
I CLASS NO. ?-Luther E. Taylor
Route No. /. Eagle.
CLASS NO. A. -Geddis D. Fry, Route
No. 1, Eagle; Guy Wood Route No. 8
Meridian: Leslie C. Wildman, Route
No. I, Boise; George C.. Evans Boz
81 Meridian: Charles A. Goettliu g
Eagle: Joseph c. Scriviner. Kuna
Ralph C. McColm, Route No. 2, Boise
Roy f. Mathews, Route No. 2, Meri
dian; Wylie T. Leighton Route No. 2
Boise; James d. Agenbroad. Route No
2, Nampa; Miller Henderlider, Rout
No. 2, Meridian; John C. Lane, Route
No. 4. Nampa; Glen Ray Mcconnell
Route No. /. Middleton: Walter b
Stevens, TAP East Jefferson street
Boise; Monte Morgan, Route No. 2
Nampa; Emil Won Marenholtz. Route
No. 4, Boise; Niels Frederick Jensen
Route, No. 8, Boise; Lewis Abnel
Hoalst. Route No. /. Meridian; Clinton
r. Nav, Route No. /, Meridian.
HELD FOR APPEAL.
Classified but holding for appeal
CLASS NO. 1-Claude F'aler. Boise
Jens Karlson, Barber; Howard s
Pierce, Eagle; Chester C. Mindon, Me.
r;dian; Ben II. Powell, Route No. 1
Middleton; James d. Warner, Noun.
tain Home: Leo Sailor, 212 Nortf
Twelfth street. Boise; Earl Scot
Campbell, 1119 Warren street. Boise.
Walter L. Fowler of Star had hi.
case transferred to local board. divi
sicn No. 2. Portland. Ore, for classi
fication and IL accepted for physica
examination.
CITY CLASSIFICATION.
Class No. Mick Mitchell, sheriff.
office, Boise; William Lloyd McNeilly
as South Twelfth; Fred s. Chisholm
Salt Lake; Peter Solomon Butler, 101l
Main street; Carl Albert Nelson, 112'
West Bannock; Fred Stivers. ISL:
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