Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-10
NATIONAL GUARD
IS CALLED OUT

The militia has been called out.
| Company c has received marching
orders and all the other companies
Of the First Regiment have been in
struciod 90 hold themselves I'm ruldi.
moss to move at any time soon
the streets will echo with the tramp
Of marching feet and the rattle and
Clauk uf rifle. sword aud Cantuun
But there is no occasion FOR alarm.
Tho strike has nothing to 10 with f..
The National Guard has not been
called out 60 puuIl instruction. pu'
down rebellion or resist invasion.
Martial law has not yet been pro-
claimed. and there is no probability
that II will especially with the
Governor, who only can proclaim It
l-marUOncd on The the lofty top Of
Mauna Loa. The wiucy yapurings
of Maxine and his satellites have not
scared the Government TO the extent
of causing the powers ihat he to
order out the suldicry and prepare
for battle
The orders to the National Guard
to go on hike are only I'm accord
with the Federal statutes governing
the organized militia Just as the
regulars are required to go on
practice marches occasionally. so
under the new law putting the Ma
| Vft Ia. Ntt,f
ar the regular army, the militiamen
are liable to he called upon 10 40 ON
the hike to test their endurance.
Adjutaut General Jones Is very
particular to state that the proposed
practice march Of the National
Guard has nothing to do with the
strike. Company c, he says will go
out next Saturday and march to
Kaneuhc and back. The other COM
panies will take their turns later.
Nevertheless, II Is known that the
strikers are very much afraid that the
militia will he called out. When the
First Regiment had liz regular drill a
short time ago. Attorney Lightrout the
50
hurried to Colonel jones ana asked
what II meant. inlimgting that he i'm
agincd the drill to be for the purpus"
Of illuminating the japanese Blu, he
was treasured for the time being
though dread Of the Territorial sol.
dicrs still fingers in the hearts of the
valiant disciples Of Maxine anl Ne
goro.
The following are the general ord.
crs under which the National Guards.
mon are called out for practice
marches:
Territory If hawaii The Adiunn,
Generals OGico, lionu,u'u Juno
10, 1909.
General Orders No g.
|. In compliance with the pruyl
si0ns Of Section rs or the United
States Militia Law an organizations OF
the National Guard except such ~
may be excused in sub .uquenr Orders.
will participate IN practice marches.
II. All commanding officers are
charged with the execution ur this
order NJ soon as practicable.
by order OF the Governor
JOHN w. JONES.
Admtnnt General Chief Of stan.
National Guard Of Hawaii Head
quarters First Infantry. IIunDm.
IN, Juno 10, 1909.
General Orders No. 10.
l. IN pursuance of General Orders
No. n A. g. o., June no. 1903. all com.
panics Of the First Infantry. and de
tachmonts serving herewith. will be
prepared 10 participate In practice
marches AZ required by Section is Of
the United States Militia Law.
II. acquisitions will be made upon
the proper departments for supplies
and transportation.
III, uniform-Sorvicc. Equipment
Heavy marching order.
". Company c. First Infantry. will
I proceed along the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Government Road. leaving Honolulu
{ about $3.50 p. m. on Saturday. June -.
1909, ana returning will proceed along
the Kancohe Honolulu Government
| Road.
V, Details from the Hospital Corps
Detachment viii accompany each com.
pany on It's march.
by order of Colonel Zicglor.
THOS. =. CUMMINS.
Cant. and Adlutant, lst Inf, n. &. H..
AdiuUnt.
3