Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-01 | Page 17 | Utah Sends 45 to Work is Shipyards

UTAH SENDS 45 TO WORK IN SHIPYARDS First of Quota of Two Hun Idun- Hundred Hundred dred Leaves for San Francisco It Forty five men men the first of ot Utah's quota of at 00 workmen to be bo furnished for the in San Francisco left lett Salt Lake last night Time The trip will be made mr over O the tho Oregon Short Line the tho men going going- In a special coach Ono One hundred more will follow Monday according according ac nc- ac- ac cording to 10 Archie Craig of the federal bureau of labor who will accompany them f j I es a LUL to the till labor bureau opened Its doors yesterday morning more moro than men man had signed feigned cards pledging themselves th to do their lilt hit for tor tho time government R All AU day Ion long men came camo to the tho office asking asking- permission permission sion lon to be sent rent to San Francisco Just Justas I as fast tast as the men were signed up the they were examined for mental and anti sl al fitness b by J. J F F. Kelly who was sent here b by tho the government So In nearly nearl every case Cao the tho applicant was accepted Men Ien from Crom practically er e every business lIno line In the tho city have o offered their services to fill rill the time quota In a few tew Instances applications were made mado by byman men man who are arc employed in an nn essential occupation These men were rejected by bv Mr Ir Kell Kelly who has been instructed by the d department of ot labor not to ac- ac ept anyone productively employed Not I one ono man in class No 1 made application tion for tor work according to a n. statement made by ono ana of or the of ot the tho bureau of ot labor Although P P. J J. J Moran In n chat charge e of ot otI I h he bureau believes e that Utah will go o over o the tho top and fi il l hi hl quota Jota be before before be- be fore tore the time allotted time he feels that the tho entire city must co operate to ro- ro I J f OO men Men Ien not working who do not care are to go to tho the coast can obtain ob oh- tain tamn Jobs Job within tho the city thereby en enabling enabling en- en abling other men to assist In ship ship ship- hullIn building Free tran transportation will be furnished ri nil men who ho desire to go to San Fran Fran- cisco A scale calf of for el eight ht hours houn with th double time double time for overtime o will be allowed Men Ien who have hwe had special training In shipbuilding probably will obtain a better paying Job Tho Time men mon who ho left lett in tho consignment consignment consign consign- n- n ment were R. R I Ii B. Martin John R. R Pa Pago A Joseph R R. Halladay R. R A Boyd Dod 11 P P. Smith Burrows Francis P P. Brown Drown William Thomas ThomasP P P. Larr Larry Calfee Juan Gonsalez James I L. L Galbraith Galbralth Adolph Gyle H Ii U B. B Waller aller Henr Henry Stewart L L. R. R Zabriskie Za- Za briskie Alvin ln R. R Pass Pans Ben I F. F Hay flay Alva AI Akers Earl Archibald Welsh Max Sutherland Julius Robinson Robin Robin- son J J. J W. W Winkle J. J W 11 Show James Ham Barn G G. George Georgo Taylor Talor William Dicke Ed Nelson Nahon George Georgo J J. J Davis Georgo Murray Joe Rick Rick Champneys 1 K E W. W Hemple nn Ray flay Fell Fencer er J J. J W. W Young James Applegate H. H H H. J. J W. W F F. Stafford Edwin A A. A Buckley S S. S B n. lC Harry Har liar 1 ry Johnson and 1 I. I Maden Madsen