Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 3

CMFFM Si lovingcup for horror at sea- Eligibles Ave CjlleqiiLffiUOF SI1K1 GIVEN QUIETUS 1 0 i Tests Tomorrow and Thursday ir in ill CuD uilii 11IIH Im I ll ll i SAN" Aug. fact tHat Frn ii reurn to to France-- The names cf men eligible for war duty trh'S hate been summoned to appear he fore the exemption hoard in Ditision No, 7 re given herp' ith. This list supplemental to theAUt from this dit ision published in The TRIBUTE of Sunday, August St The call is issued for two days, STedrtesiLir and Thursday, of this ueek for the mn listed as fol- FlTTSBl A'JS. ai.en r'i ret I a fc'isre cv.p- Ift -f pr i-' i "i A 1 1 tr.e coumander of tt t'-l-oai the Luitr'. were be heved by" Feder.il off i-ial Unir to has been Knocked tn lt h-ad ie arrest of T.

prist. Post, an iipert mevharioal engineer employed by KRgtneerln Company, wa arrested l-r IVputy Marsha! P.ust. Am.T.z the papers seisp.i were eerl chnwinr that Port was active in the it was sold today. Iff SAN FRAN-C15CO. Aug.

t-Wrt I XEW TORK. Aug. T. P.oscoe hU credential eatabtishm his t'unk'nng, deputv attornev- snerai in at-saian of the much cottt4 job ofj rharg of the 'draft in' New Yora i Sur cf-l'irt of to FTanciaco. tlty.

estimated todav. that the total folonel Jvftn referred to by numher men enrolled date aiiM hold themaetvea as "more, about 5, )'. Revised figures show Iwmocrata." as a carpet.j U. 31 'ia mined. pbcU qualified 1 br.

will arrive in thsa city early, U.U4 and Hit qualified and Indi-! next e.k prepared to take up his cat. is' no exemption-claims, gw duti- Colonel Irl nomination i I the place ma le vacant by th ap- CHICAGO, Aug. 7. Major B. of Juatua Wardelt to thej I Friiay morning learn i fef at-t torneys the boaib pul defend today, and it is probable that he be calle cpoi mmc-han-iy to ---j ith Judges George Catantsa a-', I Frank linr to determine wnetMer I km st AUGUST 8TH AUGUST 9 Jos.

P. Fred cjood'oe AUrt FrarHenfeurg Chester f. retletief Manuel P. Ki- rard Eaton The. Caxr Jr.

Joe Abten Cfca. A. ScathworthAtUhotiy A rreUa J. McCoffrev Sec 'moo Ramero hiperfield of the staff of l'rovu-t Uce vacated by J. J.

Stott was con- poitin jed From Page 1) Christopher lia Chaa feck li hn.trrwiii C. Hurst. Marshal General Crowder. undertook firmed yesterday by the Senate and Harold Hardwiek A ipheivae K. KogersRoi't Borland i Frank C.

I to spee.t up the work of the news brought aloom to manyi summon thev f.il to claim tnetr right H. Johnsoa Fred A. or not Mrs. Ren Uwwf and l.r-. Weinberg shall be admitted to -l-Th motion pending before Superior Cabanias th court give them their liberty wa continued yesterday until- tomorrow inonvng with th understanding that an effort would be made to bring tlnff.B here from his vacatloa in tne Santa Crux mountalr.a When, however, it was lare4 that the J-oiite contemplate return' rg home as early as Friday, Attorney tUn board bv ordering the dismissal stalwarts la the rank of California, SAX FRANCISCO, Aug.

t. Joseph of one member, hotly ordering an- dermiarraey. Cody, alias P. Kozlow.skt, arrested fol- J. Martin Li A.

Ar ett Arthur W. WHirg AUm Nune VVJilian PUg J'k Keenan J'is. Kdw. Wschell Fa 'I 1 Fisher Fred Undetner Andrew 1. Mrmirio Toney CaMero RW.

"rari lng of xemption. iVun Jno. J. Peter W. lunedal r(lon Mower "They aj th cause cf BrutUri Jao H-rrv Ftckrell their own Oy aiding the I rated Mates Uum j4J MtXeUU L.

Kivett to triumph IB this war. The more of j1KK Hsnaen Chas. Yelmea them that enter the service the bet- Marten C. Lrea Wm. A.

Harper fr for in thim iv will be removed K. F. Crurer Karl W. Hursloa thoef who had a reason to lowing the explosiiri of the. power reot more direct recognition of local at Mare Uland and charged other back from a fishing trip and laying before the federal authorities a mas of evidence of attempts to ob talent, and tnos wm were wltlt Impersonating a federal officer struct the machinery of the draft.

waa sentenced by Federal Jad flirectiy interesiea ai appuim- FuiPE, Idaho. Aug. T. Of men'rnent of Irbv is considered a sort of W. iinre this morning six onths in the county jail.

summoned to appear today before the chef deuver of political astuteness. Ia Maxwell McNutt and Nathan the ra.ua of dissatisfaction heard m. jioaco i.uu.j. some quarters that, although the quota; wa baaed on total population, tnclud- Ins aliens, the actual draft reached, inn tvrnmii Win. Jno.

Courtiour Joh.n Johnson Jaa. Fornie-k Uovd A ex. Crosby Jese R. M. klen Kntn Anton Ym'eno Cisrapiea Sidney B.

"rrboa Anton CS Mendoia An.frew Zale Coit L. Paraum HJaJmar H. lverea Anhur Thcs. liogaa Hv F. Barber Alfred Wold Kobt.

H. Knul Fred A ljtn local board for examination to de-1 Washington as th secretary of iena- T1 CrTrrTrh replace lan de ided not to disturb him. They il' I VJ' "Si will the court tomorrow to put termine their availability for the new tor Phelan he stepped in and by wars that have ben Interpreted vart-ouslv had hi nam. sent to the Senate only cillsens and declarant. F.

Holm Royal H. Wil ianu I the matter ever until Friday. ss.assasasssssasalsM "Local boards are directed to facili-j tver Iwvt Wm. A. Smtih.

tat In every way th acceptance ef Komaa lister A. orford alien non-declar-anu for mill- trXnP LTnuet tTuU tary service, and thus enable them Jno. to do their share- to assist tne country Kabh R. Hareiaraa Wm. Stephenroa national army one failed to report; one fell short of physical requirements and 11 asked for.exem ptioa.

BAKF.KSFIEL.D, Aug. 7 Kern county two exemption boards commenced selecting iw eligibles for th draft army to fill the quota allotted. From applications for exemption affidavits, it will probably be necessary to call an additional 10 per cent of the quota. SANTA BARBARA. Aug.

7. In the town of Los Olivos, In the north which has Kiveo thcni Wm. I'avi O. E. Kottome reiuge man Tho.

Uiffn Iv Hill Johnson William B. Cowaa Henry Hugene Meda hola Kranelle Ja. Jo. Rente! "arl E. Hinterman Walter Saver R.

B. Mendenhail Wra. Berry Anton Martins Albert A. Haldt Manuel A. Sllvlera bert K.

Mair irnil E. Norton Wm. Robt. Pitt man Sidney A. Warner Chaa, F.

Poole Albert K. Fjtger Manuel Prtiwi Wm. Hiikj ffpn Chetwelet Herbert A. Wieben dw. F.

Remillard Tarnr rl Vt. M. H'ey I.ou4 A. Vlereckl Cluff J. Carter Anton J.

MarhaS M. V. Mowbray I KinnlM Karth an honorabl Ihini." PHYSICAL TESTS ARE L'ADER WAY SAN FKANC1BCO, Auk T. Th Harry B. P.i.

hard Arthur 1-eter Kieth Spnnn Cos Iurenc H. Nielsen four board that beat la pByaical ev ern part this county, forty-five men presented themselves before the exemption board. Only ten claimed Toggery exemption. Toggery Wm. V.

RrenbargerFustaro Falto Jess Cabral Wm. Sou Gea. A. Blai-ktiurn Fred R. i'odingtoa Manuel F.

Sitva Wm. Worria Fred. W. Yelman I. P.

Martin Karl Ted or Olson Jean B. Splwicola Jm-nb M. A. DenslerWm. Jno.

Bender Peter T. Petersen Otis I Asher SAN D1EOO. Aug. T.A special despatch announced that of 200 Rav Robt. Mor Roht.

F. Iion Walter U. uf Nile M. (mi Jo. Mnldu P.

A. Tag Aucust Fi le Robt. R. Ohaenbei lienrr 1. Knirland tin Gome Kunichl Kanxaat Wm.

tiilhe Curl Nh-hola OtoonS. IX Parker P.na Nagara H. E. Uieiistrand St Oration Fred L. Prow Alvt Kenil- Olovannl fieronelH den Gorrtori Harry Roht.

Jenkins Victor F. Aievedo M. Barto R. Hen no Carl Oauhati aaunation and th fu that begaa cutvred upon their dutie quietly and with everything apparently ruimlug moothly. Army authoxitie state that of th lO.WJu.wOy mea uraftea not mor than 1, can called to th color.

1h draft ha included tvery man "th United State between the age of 21 and 11 years, and fexempUona drafted men examined in the Im perial Valley, 143 were pronounced fit for military service. IIie V. Moody Fjrnest A. Peterson J. F.

Haggett A. Gnukroaer Kiltie 8. Martin Henry Kuhlnian Ceo. W. lionald Jr.

Caesar Gusnieroll SEATTLE. Aug. T. An exceptional number of claims for exemption were muat mad for aUena, mea phym C. R.

Christopher Js. Harri Duhtg Jno. Carl Jorgenaonftart V. f-ovell tally unfit and tueniWhe ar needed i auu Roat Karl Stetfe offered here by those subject to draft when they appeared for physical ex. animations.

If all of the claims fof la their present It ap Harold S. 'I'arnham Walter I. Trusty exemptions are granted, it was said, Gives You Unrestricted Choice of Any the next call for 600,000 men, expect Ralph B. Kaston JVm. O.

Cummings H. F. Remmers Victor I-aurensen Mitchell B. KuralcaTlsrry B. Hoffman H.

O. Pelletier Carl B. Pineo 1 Forrest K. Brown Francl M. Archer Roy L.

Stout Manuel T. Gomes C. Joa Lawrenc Austin P. Kill Walter Harri Karl Warren Frio O. Hilt W.

F. U. Palmer Chas. Henry BleseeRoht. A.

Martin Csrt August PietrichChrt. B. Michel Thos. F. Orr Walter J.

Wood Henre Monei Jno. An'honv Focha Norman Bousa Alfred fi. Schteek Ray A. Pence Tavld E. Kttiner Wm.

Jav Jackson Harold A. Smlinan Paul liraoky Isniel Jos. Brown Roy R. Sllva Kmerico Christian! Jno. Fereira 8.

Vandervoort ornuno jaa. uvnnueo. Roy Johnson Burton Harold F. Ryer Manual Souia C. C.

I.alrd I. E. Wiithtman Cecil Hornherger Jo. Corrlo Manuel Farias F.lwood I. Archer Albert C.

Mchoalds Harry Tho. 8. E. Ptewart Holmaa Peter Herman Schftenlaus M. J.

E. Becherat Henry Schnell Walter Gasper Jas. Roy Kvans Fred P. Franks Vernon P. Ijindon Andrew K.

Nielses Aneelo Centonl Jos. Connell CJiffOft Kenda'I Wm. Ueorg WendtK.dw. Niolaisen faster Wm. Rafael Christian Hedemark Henry R.

Ross P. W. McCarty Edg. A. Cunningham Henry ii.

Hunslnger ed six months hence, will exhaust Seattle's registration of more than 27,000. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7. Out of the first 1029 men examined In Ixs Angeles for the liberty army, 25 made no claims for exemption and were passed by surgeons, while ,417 claimed exemption and the remainder were either disqualified as aliens, or turned down for physical reasons. Exemption boards today were exam.

E12F um pears probable that men engage a building ship tor th government will not be called to the colors, la some districts these men ar in th gjeat majority. Thomas S. Mulvey, defense -council secretary, who also is secretary of th superior court judges, said that th draft ha shown up a number of slacker husbands mea who deserted their wives and now are seeking reconciliation la urder tha they may evade military duty on the showing that they have others dependent oa tam. It la not the slacker husbands themselves who are revealing this stats of affairs, but a number of wives who have been approached by husbands they had not seen or heard from In years. The names of these men are bein Hated by Mulvey and Mil MURDERER GIN LIFE SENTENCE 38 PASSED OUT 1 OF 311; ANOTHER CALL ISSUED SAN JOSE, Aug.

7. The work oMhe first day" of the exemption board In District No. 1 yesterday passed upon 111 eligible. From among this number, fifty-five wer exempted, as aliens. Fifty- six submitted to physirs! examinations; of these thirty-eight passed and eighteen wer re- hrespccticc of cost Kor or met selling price.

Ten DQllars is less than cost of material or workmanship lnlpg 1S00 additional men ana passing on exemption claims. Married men with only dependent wive as a plea for exemption are almost certain to be drafted here If the example set by the exemption hoard In district No. 17 In drafting Morris J. Hirshoi ts followed by other boards. iTrrshorn claimed exemption on the ground that is married and his wife Is solely dependent on htm.

There are no children. He further set up In his affidavit that his wife had recently been operated on and for that reason was unable to work. The board drafted him. TEACHER NEEDED Request has heen made to the board of education that a seventh grade teacher be retained at the Se-auoiaNachoot during term. A VpSBSBBBBSBBJSj On Sale Tomorrow Main Floor Sentenced to life Imprisonment, Frank E.

Smith, murderer of John J. Marco-vlch, will nter San Quentln on week from today, there to begin the payment of his debt to society for the taking of when they appear before their boards they may receive a. Jolt. 1 J. M.

Talaiuini, 4 Twenty-sjxth venue, rushed to the headquarters of the Twenty-fourth Assembly District JUoard. ks Cerritos avenue, early today, declaring he had received a black hand letter threatening his life tf he reported tor phvatcat examination. lie aid he can not read Italian and is a Dative of the United tit ate. "Let's see the letter," said John atcNab, chairman of the board. Mc.Nab could rad It and when" he glanced at the "black hand letter" his face was wreathed In smiles.

It ttf-oved to be a notice. In Italian, to Talamint to report for physical examination and telling him If he needed any Information he could obtain it rem Voce del I'opulo, local Italian newspaper. Registrar J. Harry Zemansky esti None Reserved, None C. O.

D. No Exchanges, No Refunds the life of another more than ten yearsi ago. smith waa arraigned before superior Judge Frank B. Ogden this morning and entered a plea of guilty. Judge Ogden, In passing sentenoe said: "There ar circumstance in connection with, tha case of Frank Ernest mlth which mad unnecessary the pro-nounclng of th death sentence for the Jected.

Another call was issued for this morning. There la soma criticism among thaWuio were drafted from the fan that aliens are to be exempted but thus far this sentiment has not' grown to any alarming proportions. The work as a whole Is being conducted with no hostility on the part of the men who ar being drawn to go to the front. committee from that district waited upon the board last evening wltn tne 56S-572 Fourteenth Street Between Clay and Jefferson complaint that twenty-iour pupus in that grade have been transferred to the Intermediate school. Th matter has been taken under advisement.

mates the exemption and discharges will run more than 6ff per-eent of thfr jnent examined. This may mean the calling of additional men in every dis- murder of John J. Marcovlch. "Just prior to th shooting of your employer, Smith I understand that ytm, acting 1n your capacity of waiter, served a party st banquet In th Gas Kitchen of which Marcovlch wa th proprietor. After th party had departed your employer accused you of fnilore a properly account for money paid you for win served tha banqueters.

"In thfc natutal anger following the 1 uk i ior examination. Captured on board th steamer Maricopa which is lying in th stream scheduled to sail for China, Warner Kinsman, aged 23, and Bruno oiog FulV Speed! Dubois, aged were arrested by the accusation which you felt to be unjust federal authorities today on charges! roil killed Marcovlch. Your reasons wer attempting to evade the processes not They Wer not of the ordinary sordid kind which lead to Smitii Brother Clean-Up Safe of the selective draft. Iioth men are registered, but according to the officials of the Department of Justice were seeking to avoid appearing for examination. Michael Cunningham, 22-year-old dancer attached to a local musical comedy company, who drew the first draft number, 238, In Mew York City, was examined by one of the exemption boards this morning.

He quail- murder and for that reason I cannot pronounce the death sentence." On motion of his attorney. Smith was granted a stay of. seven days and. will be taken to San Quentln at th end of that period. Request to be sent to Fcl-som was denied Smith on the ground that the court had no power bf discretion In th matter, th new Indeterminate compelling him to name (earaoce Sales fled In 'every Particular, proving his wan Quentln as th plar of Imprison- in our ment.

condition dv aancing ior tne attena-I- surgeons. An obseavlng medico, however, detected a slight Imperfection tn the left ev means a barrel money to me, as 1 am under a year's contract," said Cunningham. He la Playing a three weeks' engagement In San Fran, clsco. Books, Stationery, Office Supplies, Used Kodaks, Photo Albums and Miscellaneous Articles at Fractional Prices NEED WAITRESSES? Colored waitresses may serve In dining ears of the Southern Pacific, according to H. A.

Butler, local agent of the commissary department, who DoivmStairDept Positively Wednesday Only Book Sale Extraordinary Only 67 House Dresses Only 28 Wash Skirts Only 37 "Petticoats Juveniles Animal Stories and Xnrswy Rhymes reduced from lie to. Wonder Tales, nature stories and, I has been Informed that.of 283 colored men on thirty-five dining cars who were eligible for the draft, si are in the draft. This means, Butler says, that the Southern Pacific commissary department 'will be forced to economize in Its colored help. Nearly every (lining car conductor, who furnished Butler with figures concerning the drafting of colored help, added a line that from personal knowledge every eligible was physically fit and from that list about half are married. In order to meet the shortage of colored help brought about by the draft, according to Butler 75 eolpred men' waiters have been brought to Oakland mainly from Louisiana to serve In the dining cars within the past month.

CONTINUE WORK Tending a survey of the city attorney's office by the council civil service board, kn extension of two months' employment of a special assistant for handling certsln waterfront "case under litigation allowed by the council today on request of City Attorney Morf. Attorney DeLancy Smith has been handling the esses under a year's contract with th city. This contract expires. Commission Edwards stated that he- Is tpposed to the employment of special assistants, giving rise to the supposition that another regular appointment will be sought for the office through the civil service hoard's survey. 1 Bible Stories, reduced irony euo Only" 19 Children's Dresses 8 9o to.

Miscellaneous Books Spell of Flanders reduced from $2.60 to $1.39 Spell of Spain, reduced from 12.50 to $1.89 China, the Country and Its People, reduced from $2.50 to Kinship of Nature, by litis Carman, reduced from $1.60 to Three Essays on Nature reduced from $1.50 to Lincoln. Life. Letters, Speeches tMhin XlirhtA. Stamn Alhnms and Shakespeare, handy sixe, 12 notes by Hudson, reduced from 9.00 to Peoples Encyclopedia, late edition, published at 112.... $3.50 Books Grouped orr Price Tables Fifty miscellaneous titles, values to $1.00 for 100 titles, Ineludlng fiction and essays, values to $1.85, 200 volumes assorted tttles, Including fiction, values to $1..

lc Clearance of Circulating Library books at vol. 'and Anecdotes, reduced from $9 Only 17 Wool Skirts Orily 15 Wash Dresses Only 18 Sport Skirts Only 1 2Children's Coats to S2.39 Muhlbach, 5 historical novels, reduced from to $3.19 Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims reduced from $2.00 to Flower of France, gift edition and color plates, reduced from $1.73 to 69tt Balzac, Life and Letters, reduced from $1.50 to 9c Old World Highways reduced from $2.00 to t.9 Wildest Africa reduced from J3.no to $1.60 On Summer Highways reduced from to Bulgaria and Her People reduced from $3.00 to Velasque reduced from $3.00 to $1.69 Initial Paper or Cards, stamped In gold, reduced from 50c to Pictures Only 27 Sport Dresses Only 16 Women's Skirts Only 1 1. Sport Skirts Only 7 Odd Women's $250,000,000 is the fire loss in the United States each year. Are your valuable papers and jewelry in a gafeplace? Safe deposit boxes iiioutf ire and burglar proof vaults rent at from $4 to 50 a year. Story Books reduced, from 7lo to Stories of Insects, Mfttle Animals, Bin Animals awl Nffrsery Kindergarten, values to 49c Journeys Arotyid sit World and Complete Xnrser' Rhyme, value to $1.50, for Office Supplies Reduced $1.00 Fhocntx Fountain Pern (guaranteed), reduced from $1 09 to woe Wirt Fountain Pen, self fillers, regularly $2.50, reduced $1.98 Wirt fountain Pens, self fillers, tegutarty $4 00, reduced to J.3 Wirt Fountain Pens, self fillers, reduced from $5.00 to $3.99 Wirt Fountain Pens, self fillers reduced from $6.00 to Carbon Paper on sale at, sheet, Typewriter Ribbons reduced from 75c to 3 10ci Envelopes reduced to Crane's Linen Envelopes reduced from 15c to 10 $7.50 Calculators reduced to, $41 Check Protectors reduced to $29.50 Check Protectors reduced to $22.5 10c.

Rubber Sponges reduced to to Bond Typewriter Paper rsdueed from 40c quire to S3o Typewriter Paper, second sheets! reduced from 10c to Coats Large assortment of Pictures, Including Photographs, Landscapes, Etchings, on sale at fractional prices. SBgvvH HAVE THE GOOOSsssajsjBaWTOGGERYsasww I I TOGGERY Kl 1 111 EC IfUllUCUUl saiq glUU)Q Kb 29c and 49c. 1 HOWLAMDrSW SPECIAL WEDNESDAY THAT'S ALL Stationery Bargains Boxed Paper and Envelopes reduced from 35c to Pound of Linen -Finished Paper, 8 4 sheets, reduced from SiV to 2tc Envelopes to match, from 15c to Odd lots of Hurd's and Crane's Papers envelopes to match, reduced from 50c and 80o to Irish Linen Tablets reduced from 20c to Correspondence Cards in delicate tints, reduced from 35c to Miscellaneous ricture Wire, 2 yards, Place Cards, odd lots, reduced from 75c dozen to 12c Bridge Score Card Pads reduced from 25c to Odds and Ends In Ma'hogany Finish Candlesticks at bedrock prices. 65c I'LOr LOB 10 IJIS. The Oakland Bank of Savings Twelfth and Broadway 25-lb.

aack BAKIXH POWDER oe. a rtvs j. Wlt Established 1867 Resources Over $34,000,000.00 8c lOe Stzn BAKINU soda 100-lb. sack R.50 'IIOtXIiATK OK (ill IRAKDELM'S S-lh. can Itaker'd Vinsweetened, cake.

OLD POP- If). FAXCY ASSORTED OfJ- CAKE, 11) SOAP Crystal White, Naptha, Ammonia Borax, OQ 5 BAILS tHLORAX JQC 25c NOODLES tioklcn FfX. 3 FOR OAKLA.XD BRANCHES Twenty-third Ave. and Kast Fourteenth Street 1228 Seventh Street. Berkeley Branch -I.

E. comer Shattnrti Ate. nnd Center St. mitth Bros, 13th Bet. Washington and Broadway 8PICE Cinnamon, Clove, Pepper, Nutmeg, Mustard, rg.

oo 13c cans, Just price, 3 FOR. tJC UNITED BUTTER STORE CLAY STREET-, IU-L 12th ami I nib VOf..