Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-09
final DAY FOR
ISSUANCE OF
QUESTIONABLE
State and Local Boards Elk
pected to Send Out Last
Lists Today Notify Ad-
jutant General.
Appeals From Boise City
Passed Upon by District
Board - Many Question
naires Classified-Seven
Days to Appeal.

County boards over the state are ex-
pected to mail out the last of their
questionnaires today. The Ada county
and Boise City board have done SO.
Seven days are allowed for the final
returns, which must be made to the
board Issuing the questionnaires. The
Ada countys last order numbers
mailed were s22 to $50 inclusive. The
final batch of missionaries for the
city were in reality mailed Sunday
only few remaining over to today to
determine addresses. Notification is
sent to the adjutant general that the
final missionaries have been mailed.
BOISE CITY APPEALS.
The district board passed on the
first appeals from Boise City today.
The appeal Of Paul Redmond was de-
MED and he was placed in class No. l.
The industrial claim OF Elmer Edmund
Church was sustained and he was
placed In class No. 4. Similar action
was taken with reference to the APP
peal Of Ballard Smith which was sus-
tained and he was placed in class NO.
3, Tho appeal Of Melvin B. Bryant
was sustained and he was placed in
class No. 3. The industrial claim and
aDDeAl OF NORMAN y. A<oAcoh "SiS oSsA
denied and he was placed in class
No. /.
ADA COUNTY cLAsslFIcATloNs.
Class No. 1-Chauncey B. Mays,
Route No. 4, Boise; Carl Terry, Route
No. 1. Meridian; Cecil Dennis, kuna;
Maurice A. Harrison. Nampa; Don
Whitman Peck, Melba; Walter Butler,
Route No. 2, Boise; James w. Butler,
n
err, Eagle; Clennie Bennett, Thurman;
Earnest A. Shaul, Route No. l, Me-
ridian; Dewigflt NJ. Gruber Meridian;
Clyde Graham. Route No. 2. Boise;
Lewis A. Hite, Kuna; George F. Hunt
er, Lane; Earnest H. Mccoy. Eagle;
Joseph Spencer Route No. 4. Boise
Tiff Burd, Route No. 8, Boise; Fred
Sterling Patterson, Route No. l,
Boise; John Paul Davis, Mora; John
Thomas Davis, Route No. 4, Boise; Roy
W. Goodman. Boise; Lester Hurt
Route No. 3, Boise; Robin S. French.
Meridian.
Glass No. a-Claude e. Calvin, Route
No. 2, Boise; Jarod ]. Byers, Route No.
/. Boise; Blaine O. Starkey, Route No.
|, Meridian; Guy f. King, Meridian;
Glass No. 4-Edward w. Rodgers,
Route NO. D, bOlSt Sii n. DbSih-
master, Star; Michel John Lillis. Cen
trail Fire Station, Boise; Richard q
smith, Boise; Addison lilo Estes Route
., Meridian; Henry n. Langley, Mora
Kenneth o. Sedgerwick, Meridian; Jul
ius E. Miller, Regena; George +. Up
ton, Homedale; William Archie Rob-
erts, Boise; Chester d. Corron, route
No. /, Meridian; Charles A. Gibson
ahp
Fountain, Boise; John Roland Good
Owyhee; Solan Cox. Route No. )
Boise; Clair r. Bodine. Kuna; Walter
M. Standish. Boise; Ora James Nor
ton, Meridian; Miles William Bowker
Boise; Fred M. Johnson, Nampa; For
rest w. Lunstrum, Route No. 2, Boise
Clarence c. Hessing, Boise; MARI
George Leinenger. Meridian; Gilber
Kerns. Eagle: Harry e. Bartlett
Boise; Tom w. Gearhart, Route No. l
Meridian.
Glass No. b-Karl Fischer. Route No
I, Boise.
APPEALS TAKEN.
Appeals taken from the decision o
the local GARD to the district board
Albert Bailey. Meridian; Earl Scot
Campbell. Route No. 1. Boise; Jane
Martln branSOn, Souti "est, "iSSooiI
BOISE CITY CONSIDERATIONS
Glass No. 1.-Walter Burns, Manue
Urquides, Walter H. Scott, Donald F
Utley, Raymond L. Foster, Harold +
Smith, Nose Koppel Charles c. Cald
well, Earl Ford Smith. John Thorp
Perry. Eldin George Bruce. Leslie
Marcks, Horace Bresler Davis, Do
mingo Mugartehuie, James Roy Busf
William A. Mcleod, Vancouver, B. c.
Clyde Almon Sutton. 401 Borah; Mau
vieia Alberdi, Boise; Earl Ernest En-
sign, 418 jefferson; James Harr
Jayne, 207 Main; J. Louis Eberl'
1915 North Nineteenth; Carl Malmil
s21 South Thirteenth; Clement Ea
silver, 1885 Warm Springs; Santiag
Madarieta, 21S East Idaho; John Ath
anosopoulos, Owyhee hotel; Harol
Sherman Brown. Butte; Warren Rich
ard Adelmann, McGill, New: Freder
lex Clayton Mcclellan, Cascade; jaime
Ray Robinson. Centralia, Wash
Kyle Giles Fargo. Burnley; Dexter v
Cahoon, North Yakima; Albert
Nelson, 1908 Hays; Edward Low, 1Sl
state; Leland Stanford Copelan'
Salt Lake; John r. Biggs. 1914
Main; Virgil Hugh Tucker. 715 Mort
EYffh. lanes Fred Oaks, 1901 Harr