Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-30
Fort Hofter Notes

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conclude its work or examination OF
that officer BY Saturday of this week
and inasmuch as the board has been
advised that the vacancy in the grade
of LIST lieutenant is already in exis-
tence for which Lieu.. Barker viii be
eligible, the board w.ll make its re-
port as to the result o. examination
! by cable.
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The number of men OF the garrison
that will embark for the mainland by
the next outgoing transport will be un,
usually large. particularly from the I'd
Infantry The list embraces every
grade except that o. LIST sergeant in
the various companies, and also in
cludes men q all lengths of service.
Some CT these men can be replaced by
numbers, but the unusual draft OF nom
commissioned officers will be severely
felt by company commanders, parties.
larry when the approaching maneuyers
shall have arrived. The list is as
shown below and includes men who
are returning from the engineer, sig.
nal and quartermasier organizations:
I'd infantry-Pvt. Otto Lantinen,
Sgt. Ralph ,Parkhill, CpIs. Ernest l..
Tornedds, Earl F.. Parker, Cecil B..
Lantz, Musicians Alexander l. Jack!
son and Clint Lyon, Pvts. James r.
Miller, Albert d. Noolon, Charles
Woods, Dimcitt Kennard. SGT. Will c..
Cation. Cpl. Otto C. Buaga, Nus. Ben
McAliister, Pyts. Lloyd Dodge, Harvey
8. Driscoll. Louis Nissenheltz, John w.
Watson, Sgt. Vim. Tlmm, Cpl, Frank
Brownlee, Pyts. Roy eryson, Maurice
Neagle, Stephen MolDar, Sgt Earl c..
Simmons, Art. Jesse HI. Jones, Pyts.
Robert H. Babbitt. August Blusberg..
Homer W. Haws, John ]. Mussmon,
Cpls. Vernah E. LoftGn, Monte H. Cur
mutt, Pyts. Edward IL. Brown, James.
d. Daley, Paul A. harbula, 0da Hill,
Louis K. Muszynski, Joseph "A. Schade-
valid, Sgt. Abraham -4ttman, L. Cpl.
Matthew Reynolds Ppts. Patrick Free
man. Hugh ]. Riley. Cpl p. T. Middle
ton, Sgt. Arthur v. Whitaker, Cpls.
Geo. r. Seuily, Johz ID. Wepler, Cook
William J. Syring, Mus. John WITH,
Pyts Walter Croschcwsd, VIM +.
Reilly, Joseph Schaefer, William j..
Sterquel, Chas. F.. Urbanack, Ernest s..
Wilkinson, Harry II. Williams, Henry
Wilson, Sgts. Richard G. Garrett, Thos.
R. Craven, Cpls. Arthur w. Chaplin.
Walter E. Dizeen, Michael Costello,
Thos. j. Whalen, Cook Ignacz Glod,
Pyts. Robert T. Cornell, julius De-
Clair, VIM. T. Dougherty, Jesse s. Dy-t
Gus, VIM. Brown, Joseph Gladis, John
Eshuis, Jr.
Company ], Sd battalion of En-
gineers-Cpl. Russell G. Kimes, LIST
CT. Pyts. Mike Bendik. Emery DePew,
John r. Jordan, Howard W. Mallory,
Oscar Vegler, Paul ~ Waske,
Field Company L, Signal Corps -
CPL Clyde F. lngle.
Quartermaster Corps-Sgt Edwin L.
Lohry, Cpl. James Russell, Pgts. LIST
CT. Charlie Parker and Verns g. Wal
ton.
The commanding officer OF the regi-
nient has signified hrs willingness to
permit the enlisted men of the COM
mand form football teams fer the ap-
! preaching season, but has declined to
allow the men to be excused from du-
ties for the purpose II practice at the
game, as was the case with the base.
ball team of the regiment Sergt
Bosworth of E company has about
completed the formation of football
team in his own company and has
/ been influential in The steps taken
towards organizing aregimental team
With the arrival OF Lieut. Jones, who
is due by the next transport, the reg.
iment will have. an additional player
among its officers and one with re
putation as an excellent tackle, he
having played in that position on the
West Point team f0r three years
Lieut. Jones will be available as a
coach for the line men of the. football
team and his general knowledge of the
, game will be of value to the teams.
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The proposed additions to the water
works system at ForI Shafter, where.
by Fort Kamehameha viii be supplied
with water from tne plant at this
place, will involve the construction of
concrete reservoir OF a capacity Of
/ 100000 gallons Moreover additional
pumping capacity 1tfDS pfOflQeQ as
the present pumps now run the great.
er part of the "a hours TO supply Fort
Skaters garrison at its present
strength. the derrick for the well
drilling apparatus has been set up In
the valley few score of yards below
the present we'll anti pumping station
and the new well will be a Pinch
capacity piping. 1t vas for the ne
cessity for a 12-inch well that the old
flowing we'll near the terminus of the
carIine was not used as source OF
supply since that Wei was but of s.
inch bore.
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The troops of the command were re-
viewed by the commanding officer
this morning and inspection by bat
talions followed the inspection with
the muster for pay at the conclusion
of the inspection. The regiment turn.
ed out in full field equipment with
Lieut-Col B. W.. atkinson as regi
mental commander and Col F. Fl.
French as the reviewing officer In.
sDectiOn and muster of the auxiliary