The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
MORE FIGHTERS
GO FROM MOSCOW
LATAH COUNTY CONTINGENT
FOR CAMP LEWIS LEFT ON
NORTHERN PACIFIC

Twenty seven soldiers left here to-
day for Camp Lewis, going on the
Northern Pacific train at 10:45. Two
who had been called, failed to appear
and it is believed they did not re-
ceive their notices as both are out of
the state. Two from other places
were transferred here and went with
the Latah county contingent.
Charles E. Jaborra, of Moscow, was
placed in charge. Mr.. Jaborra is a
native of Syria, but naturalized
American and this is the second time
he has been sent to Camp Lewis. He
went with the first draft from Latah
county but after being in camp three
months was rejected because of de-
fective feet. He came back to Mos
cow and has been taking treatment
for the defects in his feet and believes
he is we'll enough cured to be ad-
mitted. The local board rejected him
but the district medical board at
Lewiston, to which he appealed, de-
cided he is able to do certain military
work and he was returned to the
camp. He was delighted with the
prospect Of returning to the army.
Another man who went with the,
Latah county boys at his own request,
was Russell Frederick Bjorn, of Deary
who recently wrote to the local board
asking that he be transferred flo
class to class l and called with the
next draft. Mr.. Bjorn leaves wife
who will take up stenography while
her husband is in the army. He was
put in charge of a squad of eight men
as assistant to Mr.. Jaborra.
The names of those who went today
follow:
Charles E. Jaborra, Moscow.
Harry Ross, Juliaetta.
Leonard Nelson, Avon.
VIM. L., Shampine, Potlatch, en-
trained from Tacoma, Wash.
H. B. Million, Kendrick. i
H. E. Waterman, Moscow, entrained
from New York.
A. o. Swanson, Troy
Geo. H. johnson, Troy.
Vernon. j. Clark, Palouse, Wash.
Blain Sans, Genesee.
Fay T. Anderson, Palouse, Wash.
Gabriel Forrest, Kendrick.
Fred D. Glaser, Troy.
George Carlson, Kendrick.
J. W. McManama, Palouse, Wash.
George H. Rowley, MoscoY.
]. E. Swedberg, Potlatch, entrained
from St. Maries.
H. F. Weinmann, Moscow.
Helmer Anderson, Moscow.
Adolph Swanson, Troy.
Earl C. Griner, Garfield, Wash.
Seth J. Lynd, Potlatch.
Roy c, Jacobs, Genesee, (absent.)
VIM. E. Nagle, Palouse, Wash.
A. H. Bruegeman, Moscow.
A. U. Westendal, Kendrick.
Lars ]. Larson, Troy.
P. A. Mcmillan, Moscow. (absent)
R. F. Bjorn, Deary.
The boys who left this morning
we're not forgotten but were presented
With fine lunch boxes by the canteen
committee. In addition to the individ-
lal lunches there were three big boxes
# cookies and sandwiches to be divid-
d among the party and shared with
ONE of the boys from other counties
Who joined the Latah soldiers here.
! very cordial and appreciative letter
las been received by the canteen com
nittee from Ignatius. B. Healy, now
n Kentucky, for the box he received
ONE weeks ago.
The list of those who contributed
o the boxes given, out today includes
he following names: Mrs. Oscar An
erson, Mrs. G. P. Mix, Mrs. Victor
.amstedt, Mrs. Joe Woods, Mrs. p.
Mrs. Tom Sullivan, Mrs. H.
!. Smith, Mrs. Harry Whittier, Mrs.
rank David, Mrs. Homer David, Mrs.
). C. Olson, Mrs. A. A. Henly, Miss
catherine Henly, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs.
rant Robbins, Mr.. John Kostalek,
1rs. Goden, Mrs. Gosness and Mrs.
!. E.. Brooks.
Seth Garrison and wife, M. S. Janlai
nd family and H. H. George and fam,
Z, Of Pu1lmaa, formed motor party
lat picnicked in the woods at Tarry-a
Thile lodge, near the foot Of Moscow