The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1917, Page 6

STAR—SATURDAY, ivae Si ie 21, 1917. PAGE 6 2,912 SEATTLE MEN MUST ANSWER THE FIRST CALL FOR WAR lewis Bing, T. T. Skinner, J. (144) mart meen, K Gurfuret, Ko ye " ‘ ae Dudley, FA. Pe J, Hannon, Tt os ace {ven exemption buttons to wear » aoae | ; 2: Bene ¥. Vervoren atnaede Hing, J.B Kienkam, Littiefield, J.P. Van Cate a he | Seattle must furnish 1,465 men al aes bess avoo Jor, V. Bpateyn, 1. Gearhart Kennaugh 0. Mio te 1. Metvedt; B. J. Perell!, Rem J It is expected by the officials that} 1 Aakctin hue, HD Armatrong hie ae ., Meneough, O.. Bie Pete sagid Mg tg ine iy” the first draft of 2,912 will supply | Nowell Beebe, w none steamanty| (a Cate PTL male 7 A. ¢ a “53 this number but in event that it|Peimer, R Mow tereon W. it Haynes, J. W. Mayouck Landeren, Henderson, J. Wien, GB Sainen TR, Ay : ! J | rere mberg, 1 HM. Wat Keller, Med a; 9 ’ does not, the boards will continue . oo | way d ae A Kolar, Retmonds |i rene t to summon men for examination in|". Knott | ca; Satneh S Tenaie ” er uawases besten ade) a y the order drawn until the quota ts} 7 " , | . Roberteo tee. oor as abil i r wee: 3. supplied ie at aide 0s) “ : . High : ‘ SELECT ARMY For example, tf your num P was | ce) -- ‘ar Ps me “ bal oan, M J. Zarecer ; ; the 1,143rd@ number se ed tn Dis m bent, 2 3 Worthing, Fo 1% Diabrow i; kets, Bites ¥ . | Free 4 Th trict 3, you will not be called before | y 6. M. Harte, J , Gaaweil tJ. A ude Nad Karl Krowetad. it 1 4115 Eernber of mon cach die | oe noard until all of the men M. Taylor, J. , Kinnelle Ko 1. Abrams, F. F. M pa a = : ae) “trict in Seattic and King county : Keb, Arvid ore, HOD after, | 40) isis W. Patience, ¥ wi, FW 9 cas) 1178 “Must furnish for the select ser | lected before you have appeared. | Vive Christofferson, Galvin Brown Ly ° L. W angeran A. J. Giadrose, nip cams ¥. Kenne om ¥ C. % es Mee aay tetiow In this district you would have prac: | (5) pee Box its J Denise sass a aaeae | ele Be f ¢ k C1 » chance to be cal he| “"p ‘ - P raton, PJ, Kinebler Yamada 7 . ; . 5 rat draft ause its quota ts 97 Cra Demert A. Peterson, K sude m4 “204; Dist, 8-97; Dist, 485; AR ase es a? x. Bu Mambrick, J Margar this number {t ett ¥ Webb, « » pply $—159; Dist. 6—222; Dist, | 8nd to supe 1 "D, Codio Kerriston; H. 3 " ; . w, 1 iain 7 - © local board Y : Finegold, #1. Kriande, K, G, Ronton, Hnoqualmie; 1 A. War 8, Dist, 10-201; Diet ere ook 450 numbers to determine | Livke, gr. Mt 1 Jonnson, RF Lindh Mae Wing Seu el aGe Oe ae High Point: i; and Dist. 12—86. me . by et Soattlo's firet drat |*: M#erepanskt, G. Aptaine, ©. J, Wheel ce ne Mawar, Bl Sc pian ie Oe eee Ws nae | me nmin, CA King county: Dist. 1—187; | ‘hs Mn 7" or, A, HL Bates, AH. Wilmot aeereet, Seeemn fake mecue, yi oP eed ; | Hamliton BE. Crest, 2—204 be Peart here ro) ' ay 198 1 C . tg ate Nelson, H. He t his as guide, you ean ». Matley, Otos aru ent . . 1 . Mu Brapp, ©. ALF. J Nelson, Twice the number each dis | sing this as a guide, a VD. Dalle tooht Marugt « | Ames, Barham X ie. perm, S10. se ae Daal determine your approximate chan B. Stew J. M. Jacobse Bl Ns Bots tillwater Vien A “ must furnish for the first - vioe in the firet sel service | Bureaide; James Mut ' Kkrighaum. 1 Jones. Hjeract ‘ © Goldfield, Dekilo Al-| sen. army will be called in | Of service in the first «ey ous 445) «87 70) one Kent ‘eee bir district for examination | SFY : | qh Tekeher. H. Yoneda itis LB Hanagurl, Robert Ormon r Male an) : HM Butler, Ad mail notices of when to re- Figuring the Number fy qo 100 ein Cm. tame, Biel ae Slice bee Re na bh [. Markert, En Maeda. > port will be sent to each man Thus in District No, 4, where 85| «3 178 lock; A. J. Kennedy. Kennydale; ir isola CO Mvapwasr, A | fei a ei LOA av > - This means that Seattle as a are to be drafted, 170 or twice that! M. T. Jones, Menton; # D. Moxon Avied, BA. Minton, Mo G Goweel- | Mt" icteven, A.M a, ¢ k oe ig cs ’ 2 must contribute 1,486 of | [number will be examined on the Orillia: ©. Toung, MN Troxe Oe ee igen Your tonal eee Gelicmoten | TE ws Sore Wo ford.) es Sher young men and that the [first call, The first 85 to pass the (yy 44 Wiltam Van Brunt, F. Shiki, W. 1 | 86) je is a ‘ rahamson, | 3 . a ‘call will be for 2,912 to | physical requirements and having Miyasakt ree. | tibiae bs ini, be ss gi je agg Mags te? “yg - ae ho exemption grounds will be se-| oo Fi te Rs Ma A D ee, A Sem Olsen, Mi re ae see Hlected from these 170, Those whose | 43, "aay, Taylor; ¥. % Maggaman, © A, Gustet * K. Adame, | PM. Peterson, F ater Fricolo, C. A. Rauch, Inumbers w drawn later than| "1. tannantount, Louis Lareos. loon 1 &. Welle ' Rt. Btopper, G ‘ HA. sMonquist, th the war lottery over and) ym) on the Ist will not be ealled | (6 1005, as ast W. ON. Parte, ¢ ve ae | Thompson, J M. Zennt, L. A But- last number drawn from the rp “e le Alfred Mokke, A. F Taylor, Port! # & Baarstad, T G. Jseobeen, Ml atawr; A. Adair, SF rie A MoMeoktn | ae’ Rockey Ww Seattl for the first examination unless | .oeeies; mM. Cole, J. Mascaro, Alrik | Hjarnson, G. A, McDonald, 1 it Dale Mater, Le A %. Taint, w Anyder, P. 8 f Dow! in Washington, Seattle's | tore will not be 85 qualified men | gundquist umelaw; HM. I ondee,|F. Conever, G, & Haugh Georne|w- Nelson, & A. Al , a O KR. la V cw Vitter Lake; T men are interested in), tne frat 170. Ted M. Strong, W. A. Gerfin, 1. W. Cave, | Lapert, Jackson, R. W CG. Aly stderatin, MH. Wetmore, Ray |} Dewdla, : Palraee |W. P Spear, ©. D. Wilaon, D i whether they ure among rs ‘ asi the: A. Lee, M Markow, William Soitia, J. | Molberg, Manautto Matgarini, Mack Dia- | ja) Ader, Thomas Mason Gonsial, ington, J. nuteson, M. Hardis z's | i first 2,912 who will be caile In District No. 6, however, there | itievencs, T. Christensen i. George A. Bmith, HL A. Jacobs, | 1 ail 1. FB, Acteson, 4 W.-M. Mil [em Dowell, Bryant Maisted (159) Bee city’ a ot 1.44 to be many more draf' rove William G, Kane (7) R uM. xit Marl Sass “se | overt Moore, J. H. Dirkes. | P. Rama @ city’s quota o! ; n all, Conseat 44 are to be T Mumphrey, MG. MeLauentin, | (ag) | Han Gaduiaor Nore, Mar- |", Is0, oman ; ; (se) ME Gitats today the - ist! Sl. Consequentiy, 448 a Riverton; A. 0. mhrewsd Kirkland, | A. Guileter Beller Jmecten: H.R, MeDormit, As bao | (9) zene 1 ant? . ¥. Lan, Auburn; Ro Landuyt, Al- : mee t examined. In this district, those | ye cneft, ©. L. Roberta, D, Devroe. | flam Kost, B th, J ey, & Miller, William ©. Sachu, J G. Krokvik, J. M. Wuler, KR Van Nor-| FP. Pete, J, Beaverto pin RK. Baumer, JW. B MP. contains the names of the} whose numbers have not been) Gq," aa83 Kent; Gi Tibbete, Will Ke Rel pe. Peakes «one, & | eters Te ont aed Browne, D vin Buren, Who will be summoned before | qrawn in the first 444 on the Ist) atvert Andersor A. Runyan oon, B. Tite, B. King, Chari W. Dodd, Davia Netieon, FA Kowers, | (100) 9907 hte George Anas Feo Clyde. | A. ® Mill, V. MM, Pele David Welr, A. A Abner (age) se00 on, M 014. boards first, and also 4 list Of] wit) be subject to later drafts but! (8 | shaw day @ Patterson, Alber O oy etasis ©, Srtuia Benson ngwold; bers which pelected ae vs Aamedt Royes. fon, i. ¥. Preema ® MeKinatry ey sero (amy x 4 E. W. Pearson, A M. numbers ich were selected | are not called this time. The #ame| ,99) 4 ‘AS a & meme, © ¥.. wiittesn tied am) « the initial 2.912 re , a : ol ot 16 FR Lyon, A. M. Biges, A Pare on ot Me plan follows in each district Y. Osawa. N. @. Pearson, T. Dir, Cedar Vaile; ©.) (77) ‘ rer. aaa lhevutsion WA on, L. Ohettt, # a as Eyedr name is in the list it/you must know your precinct num-| (95, rans C.'W. Patten, G. F. Bhea, A.C. Whit-| J Mall, TM. Griffith, I. D. Lang: | bi Ahmed, L. T |thur B. Anderson, Ciyde McCoy. ¥._F M. Marsbe, B. Chris- that as soon as the official) hor This is given you on your! ©, Caruac, Marius Han: | wa thur KR. Tonnsen, ©. W. Miller, | f Redmond ' L. Meath, W. L Jordan, | MgeDonald, } Jensen, C. De Voe 7] be: be recetved by | Mt tied " 008 CF wom Me A Mor. | Mason, W.V. Nil, Auburn. t of numbers can . blue registration card | sen D. Walker, CM. Me-|V. suubitoff, Marry Moreseite Fri MS c tow, W. A Muill pam Pm oes é Jocal board from Washington | The precincts included tn the | Putt . en A ont oh oa , ey. sib pets az ’ : Rames of the men called by it) various districts are as follows > & Carton ¥ | ose) oo % Anéovesn, 3. M. Reven 1 “"M. t. Hawkins, C. 0. Johnsons | aay 2706 o oseda, 3, Witane Gh Ch Gana istrict will be posted and) = pst, 1—Precincts 34 to 56 (in-| 5 Harada. tow, & Hashimoto. | (#0) (1) 4 | YP. Shallow, N. P Nelson ae) 2003 ‘mailed to the address you! 3679 (sa) 508 ¥ ™ Cumber- | (134) zist A. Bremberg, J. Richicht. aaa tale } Mara, John Anderson A. C. Anderson, P. Erickson, tnea-| W G. Gree| > ¥. ©. Witbby, Ie Jenson, | (168) 1048 when you rexistered. You) pist. 2—Precincts 1 to 6, 10, 19/ 94) sra8 quan: BM Fo inenen BY Welle, HP Papen CM OCS | oo seine Eo oe Ht be told when and where to wit 33 (inclusive) | M. Del, B.A. ¢ ya w Partin, Wiack DMa-| z nH, Mert. 2. W, Williamson. hore D.; J.T. Stephens, D. H. Btew- you w' not exces one | 18, 66 to 67. ly Rie yay ay —_ ~~ he 4 . 7 tnlock; B. Mood, lesaguah; P. Mia-| Vaile, Charles D. Calley, V. A. Keller, | (#1) (158) Dist. 4—Precincts 68 to 92 eutti, VB. Morrow, Wo Le Brown J. | 8 Granq ¥ ) Park; D. Munro,| W ¥. Borton, G. O intend to claim exemption) pist ae Precincts 93 to 100, 112,| Brane, G. Peters, Fran Brows, | (84) 1185 i # | burn ye reason. c ° 2 “9 LR am! . G. P Webater K Monohan; | be - (108) lr (163) 1031 Go before the board | 134, 125, 137 to 139, 144 to 154 P. A. Peterson, Oscar a, Boum-| J. Moesah, #. Col t 1 G Bohwender, G. A. Btratman, Hal. | (197) ‘A.W. Jonson, W. & Durland, H.C. with affidavits and docu-| ist. ¢—Precincts 155 to 158, 161 aw) OJ. Buck, P ne MH 7 er Lake WW. Wilkins, C & Coulter, J. 1 , Cotter, Carison, Skykomish; F. ©. to ove your claims. You|t, 12 mpaon, T. Maddala KH Naples, i. Norland, W Manton, claw; Kamm Britman, JE Norton, Theo | wow, DD. Corey, 1. W. Fisher, : opler, .¢ ) 1. Gloreter; Emil Anberg, Burton: B Burkey, Ab To} Biontks, | Jonneon, utaker, T. 1. % mot need a lawyer. If you are! ist T—Precincts 101 to 111, 113 Setenn Thee | Fm doves, 2 per, Renton; A.|J. Boren, RB MoLalian, M. Le Gott: cc . ae wan, WD. Hutckinewn, Le & Suna) ‘Batistied with the @ecision of 4, 115, 123, 126, 127, 134, 135, 169, ‘ne Jonneon, Kent; 1 M. Parno, | stetn Larson, Mo A. Bheff. 1264 jen. Beguine to , Rui Ak board you will be given an | 169 R A Smith, Lioyd F. Briggs, 0 ant, C18 Wright, J (er) arse Hey, M. Godkin, BM. Levine, (166) 1708 port to appeal your case to! pst. §—Precincts 116 to 122, 128 g | Wane. hason, A Lonneero, P. B. Mee ver. a Cy fishing G8 Eisen, Redmond; R. Williamson, 28 | (en ek, W (ans) ( Kéward McDonough, A. Carrien AL } state board. |to 183, 136, 140 to 143, 183 to 186.| “C! ¢ UB & Ruresiée; Be Wes T. R Meoper, T. 3, Hughes, $ Rose, G. Btanl, M. Bhiohare, Kent; F. McAuliff, Only Half Are Eligiblo Dist, 9—Precincts 186 to 2 gene Mo Carlson, Oritita; A mn Male. 3 (1) i986 non, c MeKin RW. Moore Feason that twice the num- Dist. 10—Precincts 213 to 238, ex rete ant ai M.S Kaleht, A. U. Rey- ar, Are niet ; Moreen, BR mens Bench; Ist woastie; & , OO nae ate 8% pen fet men that must bo furnisied| cept 235 3) “ ie Vallot Foyler: 2. 0. Betmolsier, Portage W, . Dewes, L = Wore, 3. ¥. Mer-| ane = Beattie wil! be summoned before; ist. 11— Precipcts 235, 239 to| Mm. Marri, Wo Kytel, J. Le Maunders, | (37) | (ie) 830 ray, Knumciaw: Mo Lain, B. Siniderman, K. J. Sandberg 3 is because official est! |o5¢, 258, 259. F. EB. Chambers. ® Renders, Tukwila; M A. Unruh, | ¢ G A. Harte, W a a” Bolomon, vs Founeetl, He 4 Legeett. Y Morris, ke 1331 J e a 3 4 (ae 3507 " ra, © Bo Book Jobnaon, Auburn: D.| ¢ an ke, nebie, ler, ree W. Davis, E. Henderson, Is fies place the percentage of mon|” pist. 12— Precincts 267, 260 to| ("*) . getoxson, Harold D. Mutton nebnenn Ft. Kennedy. | Mattectie; FA. Hauer, "Thormen itm: | MA. Wonlgamath: DB. i. Cathcart Sichien Pitttip Fe ee ig ee 5 meee who are eligible for ser ‘ 3437 | tet 4, P Clarke, Paring; | Kirkland; J. T. Griffin, G. Rendourmis, €. Drummond, Charies J. Poster. | toveio Gnas koa fe y halt. i. vi | w ln. AC. Kt J & Her-| FOP Peter Willie, A. L. Fatr- | (140) 924 Late gg Mi BO sg . } at one-half. 2 Angelus N. Viachos, Theo Borrtile, | FR Wyman, ri niey. Hor-| FC. Deraman, Peter Willie, ratr~ | ( Smith, P. Hettrick, Robert Bridges, J. I calculations made by ‘The names of the first 2,913 to be/ 2 1788 |iand: & Briand Johnson. we cw Hoereth, A i Cummings,| W. J. Routin, CH. Mason, G. A. Foy, 0 Arnold, LE. Rutledge, Asa T. San- p called follow |". & Coombe, RF. D. No. 1; B Mut-| Shelton Grover C.| (88) 786 Gordon, A.J MeMiltan, Lo, Lan: |. A. Walker, J. M. Glenn, A.C Parson. | geriin, Joha Ashman Star indicate that in Seattle | (,, 258 i a; Hert 0'C oe, Rey C. Merl wreea, Glen BD. HM. 8 West.) CH. Grimm, # Firtite Shaw, HM Fraser yGredy, M. Talin, A. G. Argus, (igs) 1615 ‘one in five men will finally) & A. Dudiey. BF. Rupp, Glenn Plon| quist, J. P. Str abeet, W. CO) Ww rechon, John A. Mhaffer, J. HM. | (84) ine % 3 om i Standing, a a Marvia D. W. Smith, RA. Poster, E.R. Shreve, C y of them have! Creed, Auburn; T. J. Ashley, William | Thompson Ap C. Gwinn w arbi ‘lotta, 6 or, 3. Carison & Miresel, M. Wirabayashi. uel hild: | Harvey & m, HM. & Jacobs, Robert | (83) 4500 od) iia jc. a aeue «ayy 485 69) dependent children, some | ih ivist, AO. Musome, A. L. Sanford.| M. Uchikata, M. Fornt Renton; G D. Miake,| M Toxtmote J.C. Kirby, w. m. miner, v.| "9? » pesseit, Mi Melee, lke are aliens and a big per. Leo, jr, John Robert Hill, Cedar| (34) ra94 > | Raemeiew K Warker, J. M. Me-| Hannon, En aw) MW. Murnbsch M10) 4189 bag ardi, Thomas Stevenses. Fullerton, M. Sheviin, Leon EB. Peterson, Will be excused becavse Falls; Ernest Harold Langiand, Mark! A Orloff, N. Mitchell, Northrop; ©. | Cormick, 1. Nakasate, BN. Covey lap ines Nagano. (1a) M. D. Keeney, E. B. Warren, F. Hickok, F won't be able to pass the)" MeKee, Gilbert Carlson |» H. J. Dieringer, Mt. James| (60) noe | J. T Taylor, Marco Campanelli, Tes-| (115) 1ss0 | AB. Biliiman, Bellevue; H. Rowe, G.| jonn Kiadnik, Biack Diamond; A. J- Save @ a2 wine | Sai a G. W. Bowles, Paul Wiunneman, jr.| teri G. Y. Pocock, ¥. Thomas, WK) J. W. Marry, W. G. Mosteomery., M |B verrer, U.P) Asbjorenson ke 7. eee, ao J. M. nn, Frank Kuret, FA thie, | (85) Reltley obert < waffenforda, Jones. . redeon, alnerite inumelaw: N. ¢ jchey, ‘3992 who are exempted will be « w. pues.” Wesauaetbe | G. Miyamote. Redmond: #. B. Ransom, ©. 1.|K. Peterson, M. Yianoveky Lic Ro Mercereay. ® Butler, C. & Haw- | & Hawahare, BF. Pugh. (Continued on page 7) WAGES AND HOURS OF SERVICE OF THIS OMPANY’S TRAINMEN Under the wage scale in force conductors and motormen in the employ of this company receive pay at the rate of 29 cents an hour for the first six months’ service, and from that on up to 36 cents an hour after the fifth year. Gripmen operating cable cars and trainmen breaking in students receive additional compensation. Extra passenger trainmen are guaranteed a minimum wage of $65 per month. The above scale represents an increase in wages to trainmen in the last six months of 14 per-cent, or $140,000 per year. The average day required to produce an average pay of more than $90 per month for all trainmen was 10 hours and 12 minutes. THE PUGET SOUND TRACTION, LIGHT &- POWER COMPANY = 2enawe vr 8 A G I « ™ re A G s2an