The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-11

not regal right but n nriv;Ia,,., ,
,nat III unfair advantages is tala,, ~ 20
lnat privilege it will be Revoked rrs
proposal provides for a survey of .he ne
ioWer sections of class one and 80
c'asses to identify idlers or tbo,o nn.
~ ing lneir living from undesirahlo ~.
lain nai III I'll pursuits. Gambling IL sug.
sesteu under the latter head. Notifies
elon would be served on these mon tbs+
u eiiess tney found employment in nSa-
iul INDUSTRY their status wonld IL
changed and they would be- indn.+od
lhIo the military service immndiota,,e
Inc principal increase 70 thn Iohor
supply Is expected to be derived fron,
men in the lower sections of oIoa. I'm tu
whose position in that class gives thnne "n.
practically deferred classifcetion 'iein
WIN tne addition of those who
nave reached the age of q since the
passage OF the selective service act
ciaSS lass one one will include not less than
1'1oo'ooo men Even should the nro-
portion of those who are not eneag god
IN productive work be small. the no.
gregate will run into the hundreds of
thousands. GUS Vi
AT present the top tier of men in
class one in any local district NAV he
composed of men who are steadily em.
ployed In valuable industries whila
just below them in the same class NAV
be a number of idlers. In sncb
case 1t Is planned to warn the Iatter
that they must seek employment or
thelr status on the list will he altered
10 insure their being drafted ahead of
the workers. u
universal Training i'm Future
"A military training bill to become
eHectlve after the war is under prem
aratlon Tor early introduction by Sen
alors chamberlain of Oregon. chair
man of the military committee. New of
Indiana and WaGsworth of New York
It's sponsors said its efforts would no
maze to get the bill passed at the
present session. A universal service
measure providing for training during
the war was defeated in the senate
recently.
Under the plan proposed youths
would receive military training in their
nineteenth and twentieth years. Six
months training would be in camps
and the remainder in their home com
munities. Men from 21 to 26 years
OF age would be in the first reserve and
those from 26 to 81 in the second.
Draft relation to Idaho.
Boise, April 6.-Instructions cover
ing the first call for the second draft
reached Boise today from the war
department. They summon a total
OF 6O4 men of which number fifteen
will come from Idaho county. The bal
ance are drawn from the thirty-nipe
other draft districts in the state.
The order was transmitted to Act
ing Governor Parker, who placed it in
the hands Of the adjutant generals
department
The men are to be mobilized at the
headquarters of the respective county
draft boards during the five DAYS be-
ginning April 26 when they are to
entrain for Camp Lewis, to which it
is expected q majority of them will
be assigned.
The call applies only to white men
for general military service" They
are to be drawn from class No. 1 and
taken according to their order number
unless regularly and assiduoUsly en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits, In
which event they are exempted for the
time being.
The quotas assigned to northern
counties by the adjutant general fol-
low:
Benewah, 10; Bonner, II; Bound
ary,6; Clearwater, Z; Idaho, IS; Koo-
tenai, 10; Latah, "a; Lewis, 8; Nez
Perce, 1S; Shoshone, "A total 605.