Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30

be disposed Of at once and in such
manner as viii best guard the finan
cial interest of the mess.
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His Last Dollar" drew 4 large and
well-pieased audience at the airdrome
last night. The film was quite the
clearest and best lighted OF any that
has been shown recently at the post
The management Of the open air the
ater announced by slides thrown On
the screen last night that q number
OF turns had already been secured
for the big amateur show that will be
put on at the Movie house" next
Nc nday night, but that a few more
were desired to completely fill the
program. Prizes G; four, two and
one dollar will be awarded the win
ners in the contest on that evening.
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Capt! Geo. g. Gibbs is absent from
the post on detached duty as a mem
Der Of the board for the selection and
purchase of horses for the depart
Hient and will not return before the
end of next week The board has
gene To the Parker ranch for it's
meeting and expects to find the usual
ample supply OF -servieeable animals
that that ranch has been furnishing
for the mounted branches OF the SER
vice in Oahu:
.''r ~ $500" - -
Over 100 recruits for the End In
fantry are expected to arrive from
Jefferson Barracks depot by the next
boat Fhis number of new men will
bring the companies of the regiment
Hpato a strength of over the l45. the
maximum Under the reguia tons, and
the Additional men wifi be carried as
a casual detachment of the whole
regiment. -
On account of the influx of recruits
the commanding officer of the 2nd
Infantry has applied for an extension
6t the target season for the regi.
ment and the application has been
approved by department headquarters
to include the 18th of July.
Capt Thomas r. Harker, lately
transferred to the BAD Infantry from
the 10th Infantry, will be a passenger
by the Thomas that sails from San
Francisco on the 5th of May en- route
for this post for duty.
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Col d. l.. Howell from SchOfield
Barracks, who has been a patient in
the department hospital, has so far
recovered from his illness as to be
able to return to his own home and
left for his post yesterday.
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First Sergt Orrin H. Rigley and
Mrs Rigley are rejoicing over the ar
rival of young son born on April %.
Sergt Rigley is the senior non-com-
missioned officer of Company l., I'd
Infantry.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. r. D. Mathe.
son of the Engineers are also well
coming at their quarters a third son
OF the family who arrived yesterday.
Most favorable reports as to the well
fare Sof; Mrs. Matheson and the new
youngster are being given to inquiring
friends. Mrs Matheson is the daugh.
ter Of Colonel Mason of the Medical
Corps who succeeded General Gorgas
as the chief Medical officer of the
Canal Zone.
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Lieut.. Frederick F. Black has been
granted a. leave of absence for four
months effective upon the arrival of
the May transport at San, Francisco
and win san on the boat due to leave
here about May 6. He will be accom-.
panied by Mrs. Black and they will
utilize the leave granted Lieut. Black
in a visit with their. relatives in the
states. They are not expected to re-
turn to Fort Shafter before October
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