Show I Al T lAK HA HAS HASI I I I I II 10 PER cunI CUlT cun i I I PLUS PlU MA MAN MANfOR fOR WA 4 I I But patrolman Who Is Ph Physically Physically Phy Phy- i Better Than Perfect Perfect Perfect Per Per- Claims Exemption I Has Wife Nife and 2 Children ChildrenS I ALT LAKE has a man who i is S SALT physically better than perfect according to government stand stand- ards arils Physic Physicians am who ho examined him for the selective draft are convinced that he will be pronounced the most perfect specimen found throughout the United States I He lie is Patrolman Arthur E. E Lund of the local police force serial number in district No 1 It is probable however that the per cent plus man will not be drafted as he has I claimed exemption because a wife and andi I II i I two children are dependent upon him I Lund is 28 years old but looks 22 He is 74 inches in height and weighs pounds He lie has a chest measure of 40 inches which is 3 inches more than the standard set by the war de- de de de- Examining physicians pronounced pronounced pronounced pro pro- the policeman perfect in every particular without a single blemish to tomar tomar tomar mar his physique BOARDS NEAR FINISH District No Ko 1 expected to complete its preliminary examinations today and the other boards in the city will I finish tomorrow Those rejected however however how how- ever ire are dt to tobe be te reexamined by a different differ differ- dif different r- r I I ent board of physicians Word Yord from the Salt Lake county J boards No Xo 1 at Garfield and No 2 at Murray is to the effect that rapid I progress is being berng made macle there and that they will probably complete their work tomorrow From Garfield it is reported that the number of exemptions claimed is unusually large because a considerable considerable considerable consider consider- able percentage of those examined are I aliens who assert their foreign citizenship as a bar to their I being drafted In Salt Lake the draft board officers I anticipate that at least 50 per cent of I those accepted physically will claim ex- ex exemptions The exemption hoards boards willbe willbe will willbe be occupied continuously for the next ten clays days passing on the claims most of which set forth that the registrants have families dependent upon them I ALIENS MAY JOIN Advices received from Washington I by Governor Bamberger state that aliens other than Germans may join I the draft army which is being formed j I Heretofore the me general belief belle prevailed j I that aliens could not be taken into the thel l I new force but this is dissipated in the I communication from E. E A. A Crowder provost marshal general One of those examined d in district I No 1 today was F. F O. O Smith who was one of the first four men drawn in Salt Lake He said he would have volunteered were it not that his mother was dependent on him for support He lie did not claim exemption on that ground but his mother filed such a claim The man refused to sign it All draft machinery was working smoothly today in the Second municipal municipal muni muni- I cipal ward and after the small number number number num num- ber comprising the 10 per cent more than double the quota plus those who I have failed to appear today are aro examined ex- ex examined examined ex ex- I tomorrow beginning at 9 o'clock the draft exemption board will I start its examination of the the- enlistment papers for the purpose of picking the I quota I All speed records are believed to have been broken today by the examIners examIners examiners exam exam- I iners in district No 4 In less than four hours seventy men were listed and examined and their claims for I Continued on en page e 6 6 I I SALT LAKE HAS HASI I j I Continued from pa page e 1 Hon tion filed Tho The percentage of rejections ran about the same as on the previous day approximately 80 per cent of those examined being found physically qualified fled with about half of those accepted claiming exemptions 84 MORE SUMMON SUMMONED D. D four EightY more men en will be summoned summoned sum sum- snorted to appear for tor examination by a apall call pall now being prepared by the draft raft board of the district They are being summoned because the number of men examined so far who have filed ex exemption cx- cx emption claims is so large as to indicate Indicate Indi indi- cate that more will be he required to tomake tomake tomake make up the quota for lor the district Ono One of those examined and rejected In No 4 Is a man registered under the name of ot Robert Smith Ills His address is the city jail It was there he was regIstered reg reg- from June 5 That sentence expired but when the time for hint to be examined rolled around he wasI was In again serving a sentence for vagrancy vagrancy va va- va- va I grancy so the city commission pardoned pardoned pardoned par par- him that he might appear to toI to- to I day Officer James E. E Woodard escorted I him to the examination room There It was discovered that claims to be bean bean bean an Russian Also he has hasa a shortage of teeth and was rejected physically on that account Smith was SO KO scared he trembled as he asked the physicians what came next His was a hast hasty retreat when he wa was told he was through Except for his teeth he was found to be a splendid physical specimen yet he lie claims that be he cannot get work Police Police Po Po- Po- Po lice declare he will wUl be found at his old home the city jail If it he remains long in Salt Lake Lake- Those summoned to appear for physical phy phy- ical examination tomorrow are DISTRICT NO 2 ATLAS BLOCK Massino Cardoni Pablo Arrua Curtis Curtis Cur B. B Benjamin F. F Burnett Regep Charles L. L Cronin J. J II H. Fritz Pritz Norman Bucknell Newton George Williams Tom Murphy James L. L Dalton Masato Matsuda AI Alt Alf E. E I Nilsson Geo George ge B B. Becker Evan Ralph I Clawson John Jonn Christensen Christenson I DISTRICT NO 3 CAPITOL Paul Booth Talmage Joseph S S. I Baugh Baugh- lust Gust Robert Arthur i j Miller Clarence I Cahoon ahoon Morris Thomas Finch James Franklin Sistrunk Sistrunk Sistrunk Sis- Sis trunk Edward Uriah Brooks Royal Royall Higham Brewerton Charles Byron Whitney Peter Teston Fred Mangel Karl earl Simmons Willes Henry l Julius Hansen Walter Stinson WilHam Wil Wil- liam Ham Hyde Cowley Cowie William Willlam C. C Win Win- Win 1 tier ler Melvin Melvln Marker Lawrence Ralph I I Castleton Michael Louis Dobbins Cecil Rodda Yearsley Will East Albert Henry Wolf Watt rolf Elliott Lynn Gillespie Leslie Threlkeld Mark D D. i Raleigh John Eldred Vialet Vivian Snow John Anthony Patch Charles I Rosswell Jacobus Thomas Allen Peter John Krantz Garber I Nichols John Maleckar l r Twi JT n u. u n. n u YUU U I McAuley Archie Hoffman Hottman Lewis I I Hurst David Austin Buck Glenn I Moore Max Maz Blum Raymond Pfeifer I R. R A. A Marriott Clayton Curtis Grandy Dalgas Hansen Alonzo Frank Franki i John P. P Kurtz Paul C. C Woolley Woolley Wool Wool- ley Walter Waiter Herman Hachten George Golden Lambourne John Henry William Wil Wil- liam Hansen Albert T. T 1 Harding Richard Richard Rich Rich- Rich Rich-I ard Sexton William James Higbee James Lester Vall Wallace ace Richard Newman Newman New New- man Joe Remano Dayton Thomas John C. C Walter Raymond naymond DuMett Edward Thomas Berry Hyde Alvin Will Willes 00 G Grover rover Charted CharlEs Gritton Clifford Leo Neilson Nellson Clifford Hillstone Petersen Arthur Alfred Post Stephen Johnseine Fred Chisholm Staines Charles Richard Buechner George Mellen l Park Frank William Upham Howard Gilbert Royster Orvel Hensley liens Hens ley Fuller Frank Edward Peterson Nathan Emanuel Hanson James Campbell Gain lain Joseph Merlino George Buchanan Leatham Richard E. E Southam South South- am Fred Ishmael White Charles Edward Wharton Levi Bennett Pitt David Reeves and Paul Joseph D De- De I Boxtel DISTRICT NO 4 CITY AND COUNTY BUILDING District No 4 city and county build build- Gerlad N N. Hughes HugheR Aaron arnn Baxter Alfred Milton M. M Purcell Purcel I Leo DantoU David G. G Farquhar Hans lIans Alma T. T Davis Robert William Wil liam Ham Gill Oliver R R. Anderson Repaid Roald Pence Watts Archibald Rawl Raw Worthen Worthen Wor- Wor I then Joe Emil EmU Andrews Lester E. E Harnden Haroden William C. C Young James Aloysius ODay Philip Frank Martin Fruhman Harry J J J. Young Preston Linford I Frederick A. A Moreton Robert Roy Hackett Abe Herth Ralph W W. H. H Brooks Albert S. S Foster Frank Purdy William Brock Brook Young George Arthur Dixon Ernest II H. Hunt Arthur WhIttaker Whittaker Whittaker Whit- Whit taker Edgar Wimer Samuel Frank Noble Rogers Simon Rosen Rosen- blatt Lyman Edgar Sevy Fritz F. F Bonny Donny Ray Treloar Reginald Critchlow Critchlow Critchlow Critch- Critch low William Henry Pryor Charles Henry Popham Charles Charle Edward Chaffin Chat Chat- fin George I Elliott Lewis George Henry Knight Frank Wray Harry A. A Sawyer Tom Lambros Alex E. E Elfstrum William I Waldemar Hampshire Louis John William Hill Gust as Richard PInkey White Elmer Lehman Arthur Ben Carlisle Edward Carl McCune McCune Mc- Mc Cune Curie Stewart C. C Abbott l Eckley S S. Ellison Farquhar McDonald Adolf Moll Orlando Powers Harper Francis Henry Hicks Gip Taylor Arnett Harry Burns Vincent John Nicholl Nicholi Edward Pearce Jr Tr Lewis F. F Crumley Ray Lai LaJ La- La i J mont moat G Inter Ginter George M. M Gay Hubert S. S Boone Charles W. W Millen MIlIan Royal Calton Harold Boskill John L. L Dolan Washburn C. C Hunter blunter Conrad Francis Hoff Hoft Kenneth Keith Clark J J. W. W Pomeroy Walter Valter L. L Ottinger Edmund L. L Pickering Leo C. C Walter Jasper Henry Dean Victor E Fl Hampshire |