Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-06

other army posts on the island. and
also civilians who have soldier-boy
friends, to know just exactly where
and when to find the boys while they
are out on their three week tour of
the Island of oahu. The hike will
be an extensive one, and the men
VIII be on the go most OF the time
after leaving the post. for at no
place will they stop more than, four
days ut time. Instead Of leaving
one company behind to guard the
post, as was done last year. a detach-
ment of men from each company, to-
gether with extra and. special-duty
men, will remain.
Dates and Route.
The battalion will leave the post
at ] p. M. G tober Z, and march to
Pearl City. to remain until the ninth,
when they will proceed to Leilehua.
On the tenth n trip over the Kole-
kole Pass to Waianae will be made.
The troops will carry with them two
days rations in haversacks, and the
wagon train will proceed from Lei
lehua to Waialua and await the ar
rival Of, the troops. On the eleventh
the battalion will leave Waianae and
go to n place near Kaena Point, and
on the following day, the twelfth,
will pass on to Waialua. At no
time up to the arrival at Waialua
will the troops stop longer than one
night nj n place, but will remain in
Waialua until the fourteenth. TO give
the men chance to have good
swim and rest up. The fourteenth
will find the battalion on its way to
Kahuku Point, and the next day to
Laie. where II will remain until the
eighteenth, and then proceed to Ka-
hama Bay. Kahana affords fine
bay, and while there in the past the
men have spent many hours diving
through breakers or resting along
the beach. Kahana country is also
fine for mountain climbing, and Cap
tain Chapman has decided to remain
there four days. leaving on the
twenty -second for Swanzy's ranch.
One night will be spent at swanzy's,
and then to Kaneohe.
Mosoui.o VILLAGE.
October "a the men will arrive
in Walmanalo, the city of mosqul-
toes. Two nights will be spent
there, and this will mean two nights
of real hard fghting--not the real
fighting that soldiers are trained for,
but fighting mosquitoes. Owing to
the fact that it is impossible for
wagons to proceed around the point
in Koko Head dire ton, they will
return TO the post from Waimanalo
over the Pail, and the men will be
supplied with haversack rations,
enough TOT tffty Them back to the
post, The bhttalfon will move on tol
Lucas ranch on the twenty-sixth,
and on the twenty-seventh will re-
turn to Fort Shafter. The men are
looking forward to this as the great
est hike since the second battalion
of the Twentieth Infantry arrived ON
INC lSluHus
General Fatigue
In order to leave the post in the
best possible condition on the three
weeks march, general fatigue has
been in vogue since last Tuesday.
The post Is being put In fine condi-
tion, under the direction of Quar-
termaster-Lieutenant j. A. Rogers,
for II can be imagined what about
seventy-ive men can do in one day
when they are set to work.
Rowe in Hospital.
Corporal Barton G. Rowe OF Com
pany q has been admitted TO the
post hospital. Rowe has had a bad
cold for some weeks past, and before
II could develop into a fever OF some
sort II was thought best by the doc
tors to have him in the hospital,
where constant attention could be
given. Rowe Will no doubt miss the
long hike, but IL is to be hoped that
nothing serious will happen to him.
Correthers Made CORPORAL.
Private Leslie Y. Correthers OF