The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-16
Army and
Navy News
NATIONAL GUARD
WILL MAKE HIKE

ne NdllUHd uudlu u Inc 1tIIllOiy
of Hawaii Wilt turn out tonight for
regimental drill at Makiki Field, if any
of them can be roundedup.
During the nfehths time in
which the detail whieh.swent to Camp
Perry Ohio, We're tuning up at the shoot
ing bees, all drills were called off, and
now it requires a warwhoop to rally
the scattered fragments Colonel Zieg
Ter issued preliminary cali for last
Tuesday, just to see how many would
respond 1t was said yesterday that
about thirty seven men showed up at
the drill sheds out of three or four
hundred. Colonel Ziegler said yester-
day that it was only a preliminary call
and he did not expect the whole outfit
to assemble.
The captain, first lieutenant first SER
geant, two duty sergeants and one pri-
vate of Company A were on the night
ingale rife team which went away
Consequently there was only one man
of Company A who responded to the
preliminary call, three from Company
E and seven from Company F. Captain
Camarra of Company G said that about
thirty of his men lined up at the
separate quarters on Beretania ave
nue. last Tuesday, but did not go around
to the drill sheds. He explained that
a good many of the men were working
over on the other Islands, and it was
inconvenient for them to get away.
Colonel Ziegler declared that after
protracted vacation it was pretty hard
to get the guardsmen ali together again
and into harness for company drills
every week. The regimental drill was
arranged for tonight so as to get the
men together for hike over Tantalus
on Sunday. The colonel has issued in
structions to have every man report for
duty at seven-thirty O'Clock Sunday
morning in heavy marching order for
the allday tramp. Colonel Ziegler is
an old timer, and in his earlier days he
used to scale the precipices before
breakfast.
Orders have been issued from the
adjutant- general office for an officers
school to 60 into session on the seven
teenth of September at Fort Shafter.
Following is the order in part:
l. A camp Of instruction for infantry
officers of the National Guard of Hawaii
will be established at Fort Shafter, Ho-
nolulu, t. H., for the. period of Septem-
Der II to September "a, 1910, inclusive.
II. Lieut.-Col. Robert L. Billiard,
Eighth Infantry, U. S. Army, has been
detailed by the commanding general,
Department of California, Z. S. Army,
to command the camp.
III. The following named officers will
proceed from their respective home sta
lions to Fort Shafter, Honolulu, T. H.,
so as to arrive there not later than the
forenoon of September II; 1910, for the
purpose of engaging in actual field and
camp service for instruction, and will
depart for their home stations Septem-
Der "a, 1910:
First Infantry.
Col. Charles w. Ziegler.
Lieut.-Col Arthur Coyne.
Major William r. Riley.
Major Gustave Rose.
Capt. William A. Fetter, Company D.
Capt. William E. Bal, Company I.
Capt. Merle NJ. johnson, regimental
guartermaster,
Capt. Thomas P Cummins, regimental
adiutant
Captain Charles NJ. Coster, Company
E.
Capt Arthur w Nicely, regimental
commlssary
Capt. Fred B. Angus, Company A.
Capt. James A. Thompson.
Capt. Samuel Keliinoi, Company L.
Capt. Benjamin Kane, Company G..
Capt. John w. Cook, Company B.
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| Capt. Edward Hopkins, Company F.
| First Lieut.. Thomas Kakalia, Com
pany E.
| First Lieut.. John D. Easton, Company
| D.
First Lieut. Henry P O Sullivan, bat
TALON adjutant.
Firts Lieut. Luther A. K. Evans,
Company A.
| First Lieut.. Louis K Kane, Com
pany G.
First Lieut.. john w. Searle, Company
L.
First Lieut.. John W. Kanaeholo, Com
pany /.
First Lieut.. William AHA, Company
! B.
First Lieut. Manuel Costa, Company
Second Lieut.. Henry Kailimai, Com
pany E.
Second Lieut.. Harry H. Moreheal,
Company d.
Second Lieut.. William K. Kaluakini.
Company L.
Second Lieut.. William F. Kaae, Com
pany I.
Second Lieut.. Henry A. Bishaw, Com
pany G.
Second Lieut.. Antonio J. Mareallino
Company c.