Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-13
Saturday.


out to see the sights Two parties
started of for the Punaluu trail The
walk up this trail IL an easy but dan
gerous one At different places the
width OF the path was only one foot
and at other places the dirt was ready
to fall. II took the parties about two
hours to reach the top of the trail, al
though the return trip was made In
excellent time.
Late In the afternoon the crowds be-
gan to pour back into camp. Some of
the older boys returned with lunches
of bananas and breadfruit, which were
plentiful In the valleys.
During the first day in camp COM
plants of scratches and sore feet from
the coral in the sea were common, and
Il made the boys who had not entered
stay out. Saturday evening the boys
had COrned beef and poi for supper,
with crackers and tea. After supper
the boys took long strolls and returned
in time for taps, which was at o'clock.
Sunday.
The next day, Sunday, was n quiet
one All the students attended an
open-nir church service conducted by
rev IlbINbblt Nlll'I lsiHN'h h'hi ~ ~
hour At lunch time the meal was not
as was expected for only poi and saul
sages were served, with five crackers to
a boy.
Sunday afternoon the boys fingered
around camp writing and reading.
Some went off for long walks. At
supper time the same old corned beef
was had. and the boys had to take to
II as best they could. In the evening
the Christian Endeavor held their
meeting in the open air, which the
whole battalion attended.
Monday.
Monday morning large crowds start
ed out for the mountains again. This
was the first day many of the boys
took a chance and went In fishing, com
ing back with a fairly good catch. TIL,
fishing grounds are poor ut Haleaha, Sc
the boys had to go miles III order L
find better places. The instrumental
club furnished music Monday night anC
kept the majority of the boys In CAM
that night
Tuesday.
Tuesday morning there was no drill
and the boys were off for the ia!
again If boy was not to return t.
lunch he was given his lunch to TAX
along with him. and this was not much
either--only FIVE crackers.
Tuesday night the glee club boy
gave benefit entertainment for tn
uaIeaha church. The admission wa
90 cents, and at 1880 o'clock the churcl
was well nllcd with people from al
over the district. The program wa
long. including the Butts Manual Drill
which pleased the spectators YER
much. Much credit Is due to Cade
Major MahikOa for arranging the pro
gram for the evening. goodly sun
was collected that night.
> Wednesday.
Wednesday morning the hugle sound
ed for drIll at s o'clock. This was tn
first drill day since going into camI
An advance guard was formed on tn
outward march and rear guard wa
nut in action on the homeward stretch
} The cadets reached~ camp about l
= o'clock. where the battalion was dis
missed
/: In the afternoon at 1880 o'clock
I cross country race was held betwee
= the runners of the different companies
4 Four men from each company ran, an
( the team that made the places won tn
meet and received two pies from tn
r press club.
I The Race-The race started from ka
hama Bay and ended at the camp,
distance of nearly four miles. A
o started out together, but Kalani an
q BENJAMIN of Company A soon took III
e lead and left the others strung out !
/. single file behind. When within
= quarter of a mile of the finishing pom
e Kalani dropped to third place and MuI
i Ter of Company c came in second. wit
n BENJAMIN first. All that Company
! could do was to take the fourth piac
y Godfrey holding down the position Il
his team The other eight boys can
I'm close together at the finish.
n Fresh meat was had for supper, bt
y no poi. so rice was served instead.
:. Thursday.
a Thursday morning drill call sounde
i again ut o'clock. when the battalio
turned out for "A long march TOWARD
!: I.aie. Company e formed an advant
guard and then the battalion was q
: the move. After reaching Hauula
q was noticed that the captain had foun
II a good piece of ground to drill on, a
II though It was already understood thi
he was looking for such place, Abo'
= an hour was spent here going throug
. extended order drills. The cadet off
e GERS had their hands full and WEI
IL given a chance to show what they cou
II do. After two-hOur' drill the ba
N TALON returned to camp.
This ended the drill for the rest
l. the stay In camp. Guard mountir
was held daily. Some Of the cade
l. were shown what military disciplil
" was during the last few days In cam
l. There We're few who did not see
Oh to respect the sentinel, and so got the
D. medicine In return. In one case sci
10 tinel almost got ducked In pond
10 Thursday afternoon there was r
lay race between companies, and on
vs. sixteen boys could be ralIed from ca
I'd company Many of the runners skipp
,e To the mountains before the capital
could get them. In this race much e
m element was aroused by the way I
~ clumsy fellows ran.
At the end of the race Company