Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], May 21, 1917, 2:30 Edition, Image 7

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" OA1IU. COLLEGE, May . 21-Th-chlUcac.
to a "close crder lrlll con
test, i; uej by. the Honolulu-lillltary
tadeaay to Punahou Academy cadets,
1 is teea rot-oned.frora this season
tatll the erring terra of. 1918. accord
i : ?.to the request of Mr. DIackmaa,
r-'L.lral cf the Hcaclula .Military
Academy. . .-. :.. .1; - v .-
' The Tcnahoa cadets had decided to
t:ccrt the challenge of the Kaimukl
chocl," ca ccad'Ucn ttst the latter
.tehoel accept a ch&IIengjf to an inter
f etocl" shoe tin 5 natch -urla; this
r .e terra. Tha Punahoa boyk feel
t..2t thou;a they do net - devote so
xauch tlraa to military drill as is de-v
Tv',:d. f t I'almu'ti, d though they
v. auld'-raffcr la a close order contest,
y:t they, would te able to balance th
i ::2 fa a jthoctlug contest or la aa
;:--1 crier cr ratrol problem..
v.'i .:cvcr: the : results would - have
.1 ' V't-e contest will tct te held this
, :r, , tut will te a tig feature for
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ncmins Cor:ianles C and F cf the 2d
Infantry reported to Lleut-CoL W1V
Ham v.'elset 2d Infantry, at 7:28 a.
ra, and O and II companies at ,9:15
a. on the main rarade ground for
practical work la the noa-connnUslon-
ed officers reierra nehool work. "v
; : Ererythlng poeslbie is being done
to juake life la the recruit cam f as
pleasant as is compatlhle; with the
strenuous duties and 'drills they are
now going throcsh. The coramandlng
officer at Tort Shatter has tad the
large assembly tent erected .in the
camp and provided irlth ..tables1 and
chairs and a phonograph,, so. that : in
their leisure moments the recruits can
read, write thflr " letters home - and
otherwise amuse themselres. Hate
rial has also been provided "for play
lag baseball and the lovers of the na
tional game are getting both pleasure
and exercise in practising this world
wide popular game. - :'df.
. Word has been received from the
department commander that those ea
lisle d men who are desirous of consid
ering the appointment as commission
ed cfJIcers must forward their appli
cations so as to reach headquarters
net later than June 15. If later than
that it is' possible that the applica-
tlons win be too late for considera
tion and they will jact be able to take
the examination.
The ; non-comuilssioned officers T of
th! rc-rt who are new taking the ex-
r:..atica rcr the 'crficsrs reserve
ccrf3 have been ordered up before
Cq- tc:rd :rrclrted to conduct the
es-r.!r..lcn. LIeut.-CcI. V.'IHiami IL
Dc:!.:c!I 13 presiient cf this board,
with Lieut. Alfred 11 Rockwood as
recorder, and .I.iaJ. Eugene . II.. Hart
c:tt as Ef:elter.inl-er. The "men
rt-nilnr; tt'.z cxer.::nat!ca are Resl
i r.:-l Cup. Czi. Ernest Ely, let Cst
r. llerrircr., Ccz:ro.ny 2, 2d
r.r.1 roller,. all cf Gen ay A. They
.vo row teen tefcre the board for
t:.:;3 days, and ci??ct to complete
h3 cramstica ty Thursday. .
Lieut. Corl ATlIor:-, librarian cf
ha 2d I-f-ntry U-rery, has furnished
th -a reer-it can:? villi Locks and mag-
' :s frcra tha lierary, also with rec
. 3 fer th3 phen: ri which 13 con
trilutirs much p:;eure to those, ia
11. 3 beard cf "Lcz "Jzra ct the 2d In-
f-.try ra::3 teM it3.mcr.itly raeetrs
ratur.:iy, Hay 1?, with Lieut-Col.
;::ia:a 'c:-:I, the rnslient, rrcrid
. :.:aj. Cuy G. ra!a:cr was f!::ted
M:.?--rce;aer,t and ucrt. - Liracr r.
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' O All U. COLLEGE. May 21. The
shooting teams for the Punahou cadet
coppaniea "haTe teen chesea. . The
choice was made by. Can elLeainatintr
natch, held oa ,l"uachbow! range Fri-
There, has 1)een . considerable in
terest taken of late in shooting. The
reason is tracetble to. General "Sam
jTohnsoBu Some time ago the general
expressed his well known Interest in
the Punahou boya by off ering a cup to
the 5 winning company team, and by
granting.; the use; of . the Punchbowl
range for practise. This has brought
out about. thirty, boys, .the' thirty best
shots of each company, to try their
luck for the Company teams. These
thirty have been ; practising about a
week and a halt and General Johnson
has; been acting as : inspiration and
instructor to them. '. -v ." -: . "
By elimlnatica these thirty . have
been! cut down to the following six
teen j "A Company--Ct . Turner, D.
Harsaldea. IL Hitchcock. O. Schoen-
lng, II. Harvey, C. Cassidy," R. .Hlg
gins, P. Brcadbect; tHn Company- D.
Cooke, D. Pratt; C Decker, W. Vetle-
sen,' W, Smithy T; V. Lau, and OJ
The final inter-company match will
be held cu either the first or the sec
ond Saturday In June.? The handsom?
cup Is now oa display at Punahou. In
keeping- with. the. wish of the cadet
officers, ilt has been inscribed as folr
' The General Johnson Cup, Shoot
ing Honor, 1317. Won .by Com
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.'. TH E, RtCVLARFMY SOLDI EFV
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They have picked , U3 up la Texas, c
They have picked us up in Idaiae,
They have found-us in the city,
. They have found us on the plain;
T" .a - ..V . . A ik l a.. m - - f -j
isuv nmeur wty iia.TO iouna.es..: -
Ve are treasures you can bet,
And as now we owe the nation . ;
We would like to pay the debt - .
We have got the bcn and muscle '
4 Right down to the smallest man,' ;;
And nccw aswre are needed . - ' .
To defend our glorious land,
And well charge iipoa the foemanj-
. E a it Austrlr; or German, y V :
And with our eaters and our.rlfles V
. We can iaake Jhem howl with paia.
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Come folks- call us dandies.
And say - we're jus, for show . CV":,
And when -war's alarm Is sounded ;
To-, the-front, we would never go. .
Ch' a? cn you fccaadal-mcaglag rep-
V : a t-ov.' ret cf wtat-ycu sroak,
f , f- -j c.. I - - O- ' f
. .1;a tha regular played the saeak?
Ha dIda't:EhIrk at San Juan: . ' '
r.'cr eiaca the day at Eraadywlae. 1
Ard wherever there is flatting '
Yea will flad us right ia line; '
And we're ia it, yo'i can bet It, ' ' ;' ,
Ercra cur too nails to our head.
And well cease our fighting only :
Yt'tea we are cut cf breath or d3d.
Y.'e have had cur taste of powder
Thcarh still quite raw and young;
Per frara cur. flshtiag fathers
Ar I tha'atlaa that they gave us; ' -.
I leeeed and tlssed'ty freadem dear,
Caa t9 watched and guarded by us, r
Let the .scre-head3-never fear.
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C roTT girs t- c:r chance to prove it,
To Co, to try and if. need te dia; ;
V,v;i-gladly tato cur little ticket Vv..
To that praad, sweet by-and-ty.
v A EnG ULA.lt AlthlY. SOLEEIt.
C ! I A I n CF a CH ITCCTU r e
: C IDNET. , Nfcew - Ce"ta YTale3. Tha
fire a chair ef architecture ia 'Australia
he. tcca'-cetatlished at Sydney Unl
vcrelty, with a foundation yielding its
l:e:'-r S10.C a year. '
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QAIRO, EgyptNative "revolts" are
causing the Turks a great deal cf trou
ble la tha Ansairi Mountains ia Syria.
The revolt . started as a result jf
the Turkiih gof t rnment's action la
sending ,v Turkish, battalioa to the An
salri district, ostensibly ,'ta -hunt for
deserters; but ;really for taking over
the new .harvest;" The conduct of the
troops provoked the natives to revolt,
and a battle ensued ia s which the
Turkish force was defeated with" 200
casualties, while . the v Ansairl lost
fewer than 70. mea.: , r
The Turks retreated after burning
five villages. Later jthe remnant cf
me troops was oraerea back to iiama
to await reinforcements, then to return
to the mountains with a mountain bat
tery to punish the revolten. The puni
tive expedition had to bs abandoned.
however, owing ta tae recelpt.of newj
that the Druses of." the Hauran had
also refused to give up their crops to
the Turkish - fortes-which, had been
sent for the purpose. -. As a result of
this refusal, a- fifteen,.; days, tattle
took place between five Turkish bat
talions and the Druses. ", The Turks
were agata defeated, thanks to rein
forcements received : by r- the Druses
from neighboring Arab tribes.' - ,
- One of the Druse chieftains-who
was captured by,' the Turks was con
demned to death by crucifixion. ,
' ; SIgnor Joaquin S.:WanrelI an
nounces a benefit concert to be given
in Mission Memc rial Kail on Thurs
day, June 7, for the Graduate Nurses
SchooL ; ; - " - y:,.
Slgaor Wanrell is arranging. now u
program .In which . he will appear,
assisted ty the best local talent avail
able. It-i3 expected that the benefit
for this popular organization, will be a
pronounced success.: .h v V'-:
PEACE LEAGUE'BACK$;VAR
Dr. A. Lawrence LowelL' president
;f Harvard University and' chairmaa
va- btl rmmlftPA ftf; tha
League to Enforce Peace has toade i
the following statement: :." '.
; 'The president of the United States,
in hi3 message to congress: April 2,
declared that our object la waging
war 13 to' set up among- the really
free and self -governed peoples of the
world such, a concert of purpose and
faction as. will henceforth insure
the; observance of peace and justice
ia the life of the world." The League
to Enforce Peace, which -."was organ
ized for thi3 very object, will loyally
support the government of the United
States la the prosecution of; the war
and in every available : manner- will
make knowa the high purpose of the
war, to the eld that at its ccaclusica
a leaiu3 cr nat:ca3 to en'crca peace
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e.era. ;':': ' . ; ;;.V
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motor party around Island, 4 each.
Lewis Garage, phone 2141.- Adv.
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through , answering and investigating
tone real estate 'and renting ads.'
Tor Distilled Water, ..Hire's Root
Eaer and all - other Popular. Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
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; HIcka -She married in haste. : .
YTIcks And i repented in leisure, -I
lllehs No, she repeated la haste,
too. Ccraervllle Journal. : '
, Fc-ntaln Specials omethlnf new 1
every day
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If the Star-Eulletla had net (slaa--fully)
rgot busy Saturday tr, o pre'
Inent visitora- wto arr'rr I recctt..
frcm the Orient might 1 x ca, the'
way homettoday Iastc-1 cf dhl-tte4
guests ct Hawaii far atcut lj. days.
They are Mr., and ZIrs. E. E. ilacG.'.l
and they 'came very rar going t:?
without seeing: C; Vc'.cano.i Now
they are net oaly gaha;. to the Elg 13.
land but they are ahta takiaj a look
at Ilaleakala, ':' . '. -
sll all. came .about this way: ?. Mrs.
MacGill went through Honolulu: with
a ' party; several v- months, ago and
stayed here cnly-a few hours.. Shortly
afterwards MacGIU 5 follawei and he,
too, had - little time to rp?nl ia tSe
southern sunshine.;' They.tookMa Ja
pan and China from.' top to bcttcra
and feel that they know Nippon welt
China was their choice, however, and
Mrs. .MacGIU rave3 ibout the Peppy
Land; -j- " : 'X-vssi 1
When they arrived ia Honolulu they
planned to go; directly home -withont
seeing. the Volcano as much as they
wished to do so.- Theref was too much
of a wait between ships and they
were anxious to , get- tome.: They
promised they would come agala for
the great sight.; -vrf.'-,4,vf-:
Thb Star-Bullets he T'd,' they were
f lannirg .to go " on an, I; rr:3ented -a
vigorous iavltatioa - to remain, assum
ing them they would regret It all their
lives If they did net see such, world
wonders as Hawaii cricrsVwhT. a they
are so close to. them. In' five minutea
the, visitors were won. ': -V
: Mr. and" Mrs.; MacGill 'canle ca" a
T. K. K." ship and to get home at the
earliest possible moment they will
lose the benefit, ot those tickets from
here to the mainland by Purchasing
tickets ca'the Matsoa line;-But anti
cipation of what they are to see thb
Veekiand next has more than offset
this extra expense already..- - '4 .z
.The "visitors', leave Wednesday" for
Haleakala. : Frcra , Maui they will go
on to the Volcano, probably returning
here, Saturday faf-a trto around the
Island and . other,".- Oaha .attractions
next week. .
MacGill Is ar prominent '.capitalist
and businessman of Great TIIs,' Mon.
tana, and SL PauV Minnesota, dealing
largely la ranches la the Northwest
He is an active end ' enthusiastic Ro
tarlan, having or-ranlzed the 1 Eotarv
Club , of Great Falls. - He is also per-
sonallj - acQualated with a number of
the international officers of that .or-
ganization and ; has ; bee?'- Invited to
speak at the local club, although it is
doubtful if his Itinerary- here will jibe
with . the Thursday luncheons. Mr.
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