The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-07
WITH THE FIRST REGIMENT
RECEPTION TO CAPT. WHITE IN
COMMITTEE HANDS.
Much Interest in Various Shooting
Matches-Chip on the Shoulder of d
Sawed Offs-Medal Lost.

There was "A large turnout of Com
pany b at the business meeting held
Tuesday evening. called for the pur-
pose of arranging a reception to Capt
White on his return from the States.
TO achieve the best results it was
deemed best to leave the whole matter
to committee. The following were
appointed: Sergt. Giles, Corporal
Schmidt, and privates Edwards and
Otterson. This committee will have
to decide upon the nature of enter
tainment and then report back to the
Company.
Sergt w. Thone, Company a. lost
his shooting medal ON the road from
Waikiki to town after the encamp-
ment two weeks ago. 1t contains one
bronze bar and is of the 1925 issue.
Company b will accept the challenge
of the police for a match, but not for
the coming Saturday. They will be
ready to shoot Saturday week
Corp. Harry Klemme, who aspires
to he second lieutenant of Company \,
and will, by the way, be elected. has
been member of the company since
1887 He is good soldier and is well
up on tactics. 1t is also Il foregone
conclusion that Second Lieut. Fetter
will be elected to the first place with
out trouble.
If the police are really anxious for
match shoot with somebody, Com
pany ID has sawed-off team which
stands ready to shoot almost any
thing. The men are all less than five
feet, seven inches. A condition of the
organization is that they shoot men
of no greater height but concessions
are made to bigger boys" when they
are anxious for a match.
Sergt. Elvin has a neat little cottage
at the end of the new range at Kakaa-
ko where he lives. One end is fitted
up as a workroom, and is where he
will mould bullets, repair targets, ETC.
The armory will be occupied by the
"Ole Olson" company this evening for
final rehearsal. Many improvements
will be made in the presentation to-
morrow night.
After the meeting Tuesday evening
Company Is had refreshments, con-
sisting of ice cream. cake. etc.
Company G is practicing every af-
ternoon to meet the d team in the
shoot at Kakaalo next Saturday. As
Private Wilder and perhaps others of
the latter team will be away at that
time the native boys will have fine
chance for victory.
There are just twelve more days Of
the vacation period.
There is one medicine which every
family should be provided with. We
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required. Cuts and bruises should re-
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will heal them without matter be ny
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\ sore throat may be cured in one
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the seat of pain, will cure lame back
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pain which it affords, and it can be
depended upon to effect a complete
cure. For sale by all druggists ard
dealers. Benson, Smith &5 Co., agents
for II. I.