The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-03

1udIly Skilled men are wanted o.
+he government for special war wor
and those who are registered cal
accept these positions, if qualified
A call has been sent out for sucl
men and this call, together with
complete list Of the Class / men. i,
J. Latah county, and the work for wsl1cl
], they are specially qualified, are here
with given. The time for registering
for this work is limited and those
who wish to register are requested
to do so before June 6, which is
Thursday. The call and list of names
of registrants follow:
To All Local Boards:
You are advised that the Military
Aeronautics Branch of the u. S. army
is in need of certain skilled men.
men qualified fo special or limited
military service only will be accepted
under this call. Men qualified for
general military service are not de-
sired for this service.
These men will be engaged in
spruce production work for aero
planes, which is both interesting and
healthful.
The following list contains the
types of men desired:
Locomotive engineers, firemen,
railroad grade foremen, railroad track
foremen, wooden bridge carpenters,
locomotive repairmen, telephone line
men, surveyors or railroad instru-
ment men, telegraphers, craftsmen,
pile drivers foremen, stationary en-
gineers or donkey engines, steam
shovel operators, carpenters, steam
filters, electricians, auto mechanics,
auto drivers, cooks, clerks, railroad
brakemen, railroad conductors, large
number laborers.
You are advised that you should
Immediately list all applicants who
are white registrants, held for spec
ial or limited military service, for
the class of work for which they are
best qualified, and wire to this office
using the code, on June 9Th, the num-
Der of qualified volunteers listed in
your county. You are instructed that
these registrants are not to be in
Quoted until orders are received di-
recting you to do so.
CHAS. S. MOODY,
Adjutant General of Idaho.
List of Men Eligible
Complete list Of all men in Latah
county, held in class one for limited, !
or special service, only, and from
which list the government is now
calling for volunteers, applications
for which should be sent to the local
board before June 9th.
John Wilson Brigham, Genesee,
Idaho, musician or clerk.
Keith G. Flower, Long Beach, Cal,
clerk.
Lynn Chapman Bigelow, Moscow,
Idaho, hores buyer, laborer.
Henry Lestoe, Genesee, Idaho, en-
gineering or horseman.
Victor Andrew Berg, Troy, Idaho,
!aborer.
Sam Emil Anderson, Deary, Idaho,
nerchant-clerk.
Virgil Burton Lewis, Avon, Idaho,
aborer.
Harlan O. Graft, Garfield, Wash,
,are of stock or laborer. {
Paul August Boyer, Deary, Idaho,
auto mechanic.
George Austin Thompson, Moscow,
IDAHO, laborer.
Walter Clark Siler, Palouse, Wash,
,aring for horses or laborer. :
Lloyd Arthur Palmer, Genesee, Ida
10, horseman, laborer.
Felix Maurice Nelson, Troy, Idaho,
aborer.
James Arthur Hadden, Moscow, +
daho, laborer. I
Oscar Edwin Anderson, Troy, Idaho $
canister.
Louis C. Hornby, Harvard, Idaho, >
aborer.
Lawrence Andy Stephenson, Mos T
ow, Idaho, laborer.
Irwin Michael Layman, Tye, Wash, ).
of Grant Smith Co., logger, laborer :
Malcolm William Price, Moscow,
laho, teamster, laborer.
Herbert Booth Spencer, Troy, Ida
o, tuto driver.
Earl Fessenden, Garfield, Wash, J.
lborer. u
William E. Anderson, Champion, 81
lta., Can, laborer. p