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|. O. o. r. LODGES HOLD
JOINT INSTALLATION

At joint installation of Excelsior
Lodge No. and Harmony Lodge No.
3, /. o. o. F., officers for the. ensuing
year were installed by Lester Petrie,
District Deputy Grand Sire, assisted
by NJ. T. Simonton, P. g., Grand Mar
shall. F. o. Boyer, p G., Grand Sec
rotary; r. F. Quarles, p G., Grand
Treasurer; E. L. Schwartzberg, P. G.,
Grand Warden; J. d. McVeigh, p. G.
Grand Inside Guardian, and J. j.
Locker. P. G.. Grand Chaplain
An enjoyable smoker followed the
installation.
The new officers for Excelsior
Lodge are:
]. L. B1aisdell, N. G.; A. H. Myhre,
v. c.; r. A Woodward. r. G.; r. S.
N. g.; A. H. Hodson, P. G., L. S. N.
g.; E. Gertz: r. S. v. G.; F. w. Wood,
L. S. V. g.; NJ. w. Tschudi, p c.;
chaplain; A. G. Horn, Warden; C. d.
Samson, Conductor; G. L. Samson, l.
g.; ]. A. Williams, O. c.; H. L. Der
by, r. S. s.; A. Hendriks, L. S. S; l..
L. LaPierre, p G., Secretary; S. A.
Jacobson, P. G., Treasurer.
+ Harmony Lodge officers. installed
were:
c. E. Calvert, N. c.; R. Cheatham,
" G.; w Gehring. P. G.. r. S.. N. c.;
w. r. Foster, L. S. N. G.; H. Mccoy,
p. G., r. S. v. g.; G. H. Brown, L. s..
v. G.; P. Bunke, Warden; G. Wflken-
sen, Cond; L. Javete, T. G.; c. A.
Shaw, o. G.; A. Bupke. r. S. s.; C.
A. Vouse. L. S. s.; H. d. Wicke, P.
G., Chaplain; Paul Smith, P. g.. Sec
retary;' James Bicknell, Treasurer.
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1T REALLY LOOKS AS THOUGH
Hilo would come into the rowing
game in earnest. making the annual
regatta more representative event,
and generally boosting the sport.
From AN accounts interest runs high
Cd she big island. and there are
enough. ole, rowing men there, to keep
the spark alive. and pull the venture
through when FIRST. enthusiasm. begins
TO flag ss.tss.st sfs.ssa5fs; .iFttfsfsFVfi
Honolulu has been doing her part
by sending boosters oyef>at stated
intervals, and each and every one
returns with cheering news. The Hilo-
ties have very little time to prepare
for this years regatta In fact. even
il they We're in shape to enter crew
IT would be close connections to se-
cure, racing berges, ETC., bat IL the
sport gets "A good start this summer
the slides will be well CREASED for next
year. In fact, to rush pickup crew
into the big race and take bad beat
ing might be discourae i1lg; while TO
gradually develop rowI.ig until every
thing was working smoothly, and then
send ACROSS crew that could be right
up with the Healani, Myrtle and Pun
meme entries, with good chance of
winning. would put Hilo rowing on
such a health basis that it would be
self supporting for all time.
The LAST ROWING MAN TO
make the boosting. pilgrimage to Hilo,
IL Al. r. Rowat, sttfk bf the Hea-
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Wild AND WOOLLY
DIAMOND DOINGS
IAN IMP OF SATAN =

The Old fashioned r0ung mouse Dall
player. says Bobby Gilks, the Cleve-
land scout and once great fielder, is
almost gone. You don't see many of
his kind and you hardly ever see a
trick pulled of the lind that
be turned in the single umpire days.
II the double umpire system did moth
ing else. it at lease knocked out the
tricky ball player, and those who like
smooth, gentlemanly game ought to
be duly grateful.
Those times have gone. The dou-
bic umpire system enables the field
boss to keep watchful eye, and it is
pretty hard to find a player now who
will take the old time chances they
know blamed we'll that they will be
spotted, sure. Under these circum-
stances, you can imagine with what
amusement l saw a player of the old
school stock springing to life in a
little league last season-a player
who, though a kid in years, had the
old time stuff down pat, and didn't
hesitate TO pull it, either.
THE kid in questionable cherub
who brought back memories of thirty
years ago-was one Parker, a pitcher
of class c team, and. 1 think, one
OF the most intelligent as well as the
nerviest of modern ball players.
anyhow. the day l was watching
the game this Parker hit one down to
short and tore for first with commend
able activity As the. ball arrived he
contriyed, wholly by accident to hoist.
one shoulder; the ball hit the she1Id-
er. bounded of and gave him lease
OF life. Wild howls. from. the infieI3
but the umpire declared that there
was nothing but an acdent apparent
~ as far as he could tell. That filled
the bases, with two men down.
The next man singled. the runner
on third scored, and, of course, the
others moved up a peg. In the dust
and confusion the ball went to the.
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HlL0 RACE OFF UNTIL NEXT
WEEK Is LATEST

+ Matters yachting are hanging. on
the arrival of the. belated NattoHe.
THE entertainment committee of the
Hawaii. Yacht Club hardly feel like
starting Something until the Ca
bnadian entry puts in an appearances,
land. in the meantime the yachtsmen
Eof the Lurline and Seafarer' are; put
ktipg in their time nj q. leisuFelX way,
Eresting up from the trjps and. taking
lin the sights Of Heno'nln on their
own hook. When. the Maltese ar
Irives an auto tripl around the islhrid..
/ 9 deuce for the visitors, a luau at
Pearl Hafbor. and several other en-
tertainments will be brought OF
The uncertainty as to Wheh these
/ festivities will commence makes it
| improbable that the visiting and local
yachts will start on the race TO Hilo
next Friday evening, as planned yes
terday. The idea is to- get insOne lDr
two social doings before getting down
to business again, and it is more
likely that the Hilo races win be
started next week. ia -
Commodore Warren D. Wood, Of
the South Coast Yacht Club, and
Arch Brown, of the same ofganiza-
ton, who came down as guests Of the
Hawaii, are enthusiastic over the sail
ing of the local yacht in the long run
across and are keen to see how she
will hold the Lurline in a windward
race. Commodore Wood is q keen
|vachtsman. but he doesn't confine his
sporting activities to water, earth and
air getting a good share Of his patron
age. At the recent flying meet in Los
lAngeles, he spent about half the time
riding with the well known aviators
Nothing can. beat q Y8cht race
across the Pacific, tloagh. said
Woods and couldn't ask for a
trimmer craft to sail 1t in than the
Hawaii
1t is settled that the Hawaii will
enter the Hilo race for another brush
with the Lurline. She win be sailed
by either Charles Wilder or George
Crozier.
o . . o . o . . 90 90 . go
to England. While he is in England
Wells. proposes to have an opera ton
performed on his caulfflower ear
Wells says that he will return to
America next September and will be
ready to take on any of the American
lightweights
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second baseman. Making a gTezi
bluff of returning t to the pitcher
Archer stopped Ike lightning, hid the
ba under the second cushion, then
stood up and looked innocent An old
gag, tut one that still gets idiots now
and then.
Naturally, there was a mad riot
but the poor, lonesome umpire hadni
seen. it, and could only rule that, in
his Judgment, there had been bad
throw by- somebody, and that the run
counted, while Parker went to thlyc
After an awful riot peace was declar-
ed and the next man popped out. Two
innings later, Parker the same limo
cent youth, drew four balls and was
sacrificed to second The next bat
ter hit to short, and, as the umpire
rushed to frs to watch the play,
Parker rut. through the pitchers po
tioh ana rushed home. As he arrived
he tffrew4hinlself over and lay back.
ward, pointing toward third, and leav-
ing the exact imprint of the ground
that would be left by runer legiti-
matelyg coming home from that diree-
ton.
The row that followed almos'
wrecked the stand, fer this proved
to be the winning rpn-and Parker
get away with it--loyelv child. Imp
of satan, rather, I'd lige to see lat
kid in the big league. Do you know,
I'd go 1000 miles to see him play his
first game against McGraw."
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|STARBULLET1VS PAGE OF LIVE SPORTS NEWS
CAVALRY P0LUlSTS ]
WITH STRING OF 50
PONIES At M0ANAL ia

!. The polo squad OF the 5th Cavalry
five men and % ponies strong. arris-
ed al Moanalua yesterday. and viii re
main there until after the inter-islano
championships the latter part Of the
month. Meu and animals form like
" ccmbination, and Il IL certain that
they win make good bid Tor premiea
polo honors for he year Whethel
they will be able to duplicate the trick
they turned in 1911, by beating out
Oahu after losing TO Kauai, remains
to be seen, for it's certain that r.
the local four. the Cavalry has q
stronger opponent than last year
while the Maui team Is doped 70
be faster than the Kauai aggregation.
The polo squad b slightly different
from the one that came down in early
May and played q three-game practice
series with Oahu. lieutenant Gran
niger. who played back. In those
matches. Is not incloded his place be
Ing taken By capthip Eorsythe. recent.
" returned from the mainlaqdn Mill
Kin. Hansen and Doak, who played IN
the May games. are all available
wf1h Lieutenant Sheridan. hs nftE
man. No. / seems o be the open posi-
ton. for which Sheridan and Milhkin
are trying. Both are brilliant players.
and although Sheridan has figured ON
the team for longer time, AIillikin
stole march when tile tofihek WIS
ON special dnty at washington. By be-
Ing played regularly on the team, and
getting some splendid experience MI
lIkln played 50 brilliantly In the last
series that the veteran Sheridan is b.
no means sure Of landing place. In
any event, the team vii have one mrs
class substitute. ready Il jump in ano
play any position In case OF accident
to one of the other four.
Several OF the squad are serving
with the detachment that Is TO give
the military exhibition az Kapiolahi
Park tomorrow, so real polo practice
viii not commence at Moanalua To-
the Cavalry until Friday or Sat1rs
day.
Tbs afternoon there win be a game
between the Oahu firsts and the Reds
the latter team being the stronges
combination OF second string local
players that can be brought togethe
f6 give thu Regulars 4 hard hight
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They're OFF,
FORBIGDAY
OF GOOD SPORT
Every Sort of Entertainment
Promised Sport-LoverS at
kapi0lani Tomorrow

They're of at Kapiolani Park for
the biggest day of sports that has
been staged in Honolulu for long
time. Hilo can have its sportorial
carnival and Maui its racing, but the
combination of little of everything,
and all of Ii classy, will be found ; to-
morrow, when the sports committee
of the Fourth of July celebration cuts
soosel with jfs program !. I.
r Senator charles Chillingworth Is
chairman of the. sports committee,
and he chose as his lieutenants lot
Of experts along certain lines, who
have gone ahead and Developed a
well-rounded card.
The first event of the day will be
the marathon race, from Moanalua to
Kapiolani Park Twenty of the speed
lest runners in the islands are enter.
ed, and the start VIII be made from
the Damon gate, entrance to the Mo-
analua polo field, at 10 o'clock sharp.
The runners will proceed to Kapicla-
nj Park via King street and Kalakaua
avenue, and will finish with one mile
around the track. All the cracks are
in it. and the service will be well rep
resented by. Fletcher of the marines,
Leaster of the infantry, and Bernstein
of the engineers. ~
Following are the entries:
Mele Kalama, Eddie Brown, John
IIou, Geo. Kaaia, G. X. Charlie, Frank
Scharsch, Fletcher, Leaster, Hakuple,
M. Gonsalyes, sJoao, Geo, Jackson. Nj
gel jackson, Charlie Bailey, Abraham
L. Bernstein, T. Downey. ]. Kauwe,
Mana, Joseph Solomon, Jime Hike.
Races CLASSY.
The track and field sports which,
start az o'clock, have been worked
out by F. M. Friesell, and promises
the best Of FUN. One of the scrack
events will be the international relay,
between, four-man teams of five differs
ent nations, each man to run quar-
ter of mile. The variety of styles.
promises to be highly instructive.
There will be ball game between
the Stars and the Asahis and a.-gene-
raj gymkhana brogranl.
To wind up the AFTERNOON there il a
classy card of horse racing, which
has ben engineered by Homer Smith
He has secured some Of the fastest
horses<on Oahu. and the meeting has
the added significance of being feel
er for the revival Of racing here on.
we'll organized lines.
The motorcycle races. under Bill
Ehllt0hS inanag eiiient WI furnish the
thrills.
Full program and entry lists for the
sports appears on another page.
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SOME USEFUL ADEFsv


sNnw.thzt fhey have sang distionaf
les. baseball dictionaries apd ofne.
kind Of dictionarieF rs up % INC
stfibes to dig up boxing dictionary
ard here's q brief one:
Fight a1 That part Ct pok|n4
contest not called for by the motion
Pt$SulS ~o.1s. 49,. ~ - = j
have to do to get berth our ~ Las
Vegas July 5. tc) To strike YicIousI
to punch with ist, to punch ACCORDING
to set rules until the opponent - IN
conscious (obsolete).
Fighter (a) A plutocrat lp) =
person Of leisure and means, usuall
devoted to the driving OF automo0iles
Co managers meal ticket ldl =
r. (e) An opinion OF himself Still held
by Carl Morris.
INITIAL receptacle peculiar to
fighters. (b) Something to be filled
N. B.-The greatest Development OF
mitts will be found, strange to say
among managers, rather tnan among
the fighters themselves.
Manager loud noise entirely sur.
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Experience is a great tutor, but
will not bestow intuition upon any
one.f
In. this day and generation it's a
poor rule that won't work five or six
ways.
When man falls in love with a
girl all the other girls cease to admire
his tastes.
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1t takes a thin girl to generate trne
love for a fat man.
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A. |. MACkAYE WINS
TWO STRAIGHT GAMES

Alfred l. Mackaye. winner of the
last chess tournament, won the first
two games OF the new free-for-all yes
terday afternoon by defeating d. Bald
win In both games. Mr.. Mackaye, who
claims the championship Of thes New
York and Los Angeles Press Clubs,
has made quite name for himself as
chess-playtr in the islands and has
issued challenge to- any one to at
tempt to beat him two out of three
games.
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SAWED OFF ~
SHORT . .Ae;|

Jim Flynn will advocate 'Noiseless
Fourth after this one.
Russia, which stands for the gentle
art or. murder, ships thousands of in.
-nocent persons to Siberia yearlJ, and
constantly Endorses practices that
would make the Spanish Inquisition
look like a Sunday picnic, but las
barred the brutal sport of boxing.
Because he is not fighting up to
what he considers his best standard.
Matt Wells is now on his way back
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict OF Columbia.-Frank Sprigg Perry plain
tiff, Arlington Maragret Butt. infant, ct
al. defendants.-Guardianship No 4490.-O-der
OF publication.-The object of this suit Is "a
authorize the sale OF The following aesrrl6ed
Margaret Butt, for the purpose OF reinyestny
the proceeds in other property; and descriP-
ton OF said real estate is follows: Premises
No. 1000 street northwest. city NJ Washington.
District OF Columbia. being lot - of Albert
A. Wilson and William ]. Wilson subdivision
of original LOT No. IL. Of square No. l0s as per
plat recorded in the office Of the surveyor of the
and premises No. 1922 ii street northwest. city
of Washington. District of Columbia being mart
OF original lots and o. in square No il9. be-
ginning the southwest OF said square:
thence north along 10th street 92.25 feet; thspc,
east - feet: thence south through center OF
wall Of a shed l5.J7 feet: thence west 80 feet
TO present fence line: thence south along present
fence line 3s.45 feet: thence west C.. 10 feet
feet: thence west l.6s feet To center If said
wall 3s 03 feet to north line OF VI street; thence
ming; with the dwelling houses both Of the
aforesaid premises. And il appearing To- the
s9urt 7, by the aaas a. Mro. p that
infant: Edward Henkell Bntt aud Savannah
Barrett Butt. are non-residents OF the District
of Columbia and have been ahsen: from said
District for than six months: and that
they cannot be- found in said District and that
summons have heen issued agains. each OF the
defendants and have been duly returned mot
TO be fornd. ON motion Of the rlain''n, II il
this 4th day of October; A. ID. 1912 ordered
that the defendants Arlington Margaret Butt
Edward Henkell Butt and Savannah Barrett
Butt and each OF them. their appearance
to I've entered herein before tho fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays.
occurring after the day of the first publication
OF this order: otherwise the cause win no pro-
cepded with as in case OF default: and Il is
further ordered that a copy Of this order be
published in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star newspaper once week for
three successive weeks: as provided by TIE
code of laws Of tie District OF Columbia and
the rules Of this court. TIloS. H. ANDERSON.
Justice. Seal, true copy Test wM. G.
TAYLOR. deputy Register or Wills.
eKV
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THOUT-DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASH
ngton, ID. c., October IS. 1912.-Information has
been received at this Department from 4. Scott
Hcichkiss. American Consul mt Calgary, Alberta,
Canada of the DEATH on September 20. 1912, at
Calgary, of Billy Inthout, an American citizen.
The legal representatives of the deceased can OBJ
tain further information by applying To this De-
partment. Per dispatch No. T. dated September
p, 1912.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia.-In estate of Sarah Jane
O'Brien. deceased Administration No. 1s993.-
This cause being referred to the auditor TO
tain and report the debts OF the deceased. tn.
deficiency OF personal assets and the real estate
necessary TO be sold for the payment Of sucil
debts, notice is hereby given that I will proceed
with the reference on Tuesday, October % 1912.
at 200 pm. at the auditors rooms in the L. :.
courthouse. Washington, ID. c.. when all persons
having claims against the estate OF the said
Sarah Jane OBrien are notified 10 present the
same with the proof thereof. Louis A. DENT,
Auditor. GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Atty.
ocIts 10 %
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court.-No. 1868.
Administers ion. This is to give notice that the
subscribers. OF the District OF Columbia. have
obtained from the Probat" Court 81 the District
of Columbia letters Of administration eta.
the estate Of Alice l.. Tra!ier. late OF the Dis
trct Of Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the decreased hereby warned
TO exhibit the with the Won hers thereof.
legally authenticated. 10 the subscribers. "r
before the 2nd day OF October, ID 1918.
otherwise they may 10y law be excluded from
all bcnPfit of said estate. Given under hsnds
this 2ni day of October. 1912 ANNE II.
TRAPIER. EDITH II. TRAPIER. ao27 QtE st.
tScaID Attest VII. {. TAYLOR, Deputy
Register OF Wills far the District OF Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court GORDON COR
pON. Attorneys. oc5law-3w
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