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v.' HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 0. 1012 12 r; Masonic Temple A Weekly Calendar MONDAY: Hawaiian -Mated. TUESDAY: WEDNESDAY: Hawaiian :5rl 1 trr -. THURSDAY: Honolulu I fii utii !! tj L K. I .. i. FRIDAY: SATURDAY: i I. I Moliii ( lia.lr All vlsltinj? member of the orl.r ar coidlaiiy Invited to at tend meeting of local lodges. HONOLULU LOIMiE, 616, 11. r. Honolulu Lodge No. 610, H. I'. O Kk8 meets in their hall, on King St., near Kort, every Friday evening. Visiting Brothers arc cordially invited to at tend. A. K. MURPHY, E. It. H. DUNSHEE, Sec. 11055 Meet on the 2nd and 4th Mon 11 days of each month at K. I. Hall, 7: SO p. in. Members of otli- Marlne. Engineers' r Assoc ations Beneficial are cordially in Association vited to attend. 1VM. McKlLEY LODGE, ISO. 8, K. of 1. uuta cvanr 2nd nnd 4th Sa.tu.r- K, ... . " rf - K. of P. Hall, cor. ton anu y . " - . It-retania. Visiting Dromer . m cordially Invited to attend. A. F. GERTZ, C. C. F. F. K1LBEY. K. R. ft. IIOXOLULU AERIE J10, F. 0. E. ,j Meets on second and fourtb jZ' w Wednesday evening of eacb STmnnth at 7:30 o'clock, ID X of P. Hall, "corner Fori and Beretanla. Visiting brothers are Invited to attend. WM. JONES, W. P. J. W. ASCH, Secy. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, 1. 0. R. M. - Meets every nrsi n Tuesday oi eacn monin id v it- iiaii t n n b . w, I hnlidlne. Vhitlng brothers ri ,i . . . j I m cordially invited to aueno. 5? J. C. SOUSA. Sachem. OL. LOUtS A. PERRY. C. of R. HONOLULU LODGE 'NO. 80, v. t. f. . TIT. will meet in Odd Fellows' building. Fort street, near King, every inu; VisiUng brothers, cordially Invited to AMBROSE J. WIRTZ. Dictator. JAMES W. LLOYD, Secretary. MEETING NOTICE. nahn Lodse, I. O. Ul meet in the roof garden, Odd Fel- Ride., first and -third Tuesday at half- tis seven p. m. GEO. PATY, Chief Templar. If TJonolnln were agraln swept hj a conflagration, could yon collect your insurance! C. Brewer & .Co., ltd. mmm mmm mm (ESTABLISHED 1826) represent the the largest and strongest fire Insurance compa nies lu the world. Liberal Settlements J FORJALE $1000 lot on Puunui Ave., adjoining Oahu C. Club. 10,000 sq. ft. tmi - til acres farm land at Kalihi. 1U miles' trom King St. K'OO banana trees. S10.000 71.. acres at Puunui. adjoin ing "Country Club. As a whole or in part. P. E. R. STRAUCH. Wity Building 74 8. King Street SECOND YEAR HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAWAII, LTD. O'Neill Bldg. 96 King Street, Cor. Fort Street Telephone 3529 FIRE! Pyrography Outfits l:.r., - I'a!1' in- ':' vvo.d Ul'i i..;,ilH-r i :il for burum-- ' ry iT'i! !t ;-.t.'i.H. Honolulu Photo Supply Co., Everything Photographic" Fort, Near Hotel Federal Telegraph Co. (Poulsen Wireless System) Quick and Accurate p service Alakea Street DkAn dna5 t Now handling messaees. code and otherwise, under same terms as cable company, only that we are 10 cents a word cheaper. Office Open Wek days: 8 a. m. to p. m. Sundays: S p. m. to 11 p. m. Telegrams Go At Nighf Delivered Next Morning We Solicit Your Business PINECTAR WAS AWARDED 11I0HEST HONORS At the recent California State Fair held at Sacramento: GOLD AWARD A BLUE RIBBON AWARD and A CASH PRIZE 1913 American Underslung Models ON EXHIBITION Geo. C. Beckley, Phone 3009 Sole Distributor VON HAMM-YOUNG CO LTD. Importers, Machinery and Commission Merchants Dealers In Automobiles and Automobile Supplies ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. Cor. King and Bishop Sts. TELEPHONES: Office 2137 Auto Supply Dept. 381 i Auto Salesroom 3268 Merchandise & Machinery. 2417 Garage 2201 AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING ASSOCIATED GARAGE, LTD. Automobiles SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO. Merchant Street Use a PREST-O-LITE TANK on your Automobile and v Generator Troubles. Acetylene Light and Agency Co., Ltd. VULCANIZING ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL HONOLULU VULCANIZING WORKS Phone 1S23 Kapiolanl Uddg P. H. BURNETTE a ...... , i Commissioner of Deeds lor Califor nia and New Yo.k; NOTARY PUB LIC: Grants Marriage Licenses. Draws Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale, Leases. Wills, etc. Attorney for the District Courts. 70 MERCHANT 8T.r HONOLULU, Phon 184. SAVED FROM m OPERATION How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, III, Escaped The Sur geon's Knife. P T'l - " I wish to iet every one know whatLydiaE-l'inkham'sVVgetable Lurrijour.a nas uunc forme, i ortwoyeara I sun em'. 1 he doc tor said I had a tumor and the only remedy was the surgeon a knife. My mother bought me Lydia E. Pir.kham'a Vegeta ble Compound, and trwlav I am a well and jti healthy woman. For months I suffered from inflammation, and your Sanative ' 1 1 A. . . I I Wash relieved me. i am giaa w in. i, ,.,r marines have done anyone wnai. . . for me. You can use my testimonial m ish. and I will be glad fn n,Wpr letters."-Mrs. Christina Reed, 105 Mound St., Peoria, 111. Mrs. Lynch Also Avoided Operation. Jessup, Pa, -"After the birth of my t u ,v,;t,i t Vipd c;pvere oreanic inflam- iuai lij m. ..v. c mation. I would have such terrible pains v. not swm as though 1 could Liial lb tk; Lint nn for three long months, until two doctors decided that an operauun J nuv.. 1 4 Then one of my friends recommended Lydia E. Pmkham's VegetaDie wm jnmnd and after taking it for two months I was a well woman." Mrs. JOSEPH A. T vtv'i-h .Tssnn. Pa. Women who suffer' from female ills should try Lydia E. Pmkham s vegeta nf tli most success- U1C VAIII'"U',U1 . ii 7 ul remedies the wonu nas ever wiuwu, efore submitUng to a surgical operar tion. &SKTFOR Kryptok Lenses ""if you require double vision lenses, you will en joy Kryptok Lenses. With them you are cer tain of having becoming glasses, perfect for near and far view, and entirely free from any odd appear ance or suggestion of ad vancing years. They can be put into crvlf frame or mount- ing or into your old ones. I Bifred D. Fairweattiei Manufacturing Optician. aarrJson Block. Fort Street. PRODUCTION OF ALUMINUM THE AMERICAN CAMEL In the United States accurate i.-tirc f nindiiction of aluminum wii'i ittvii i.n.'n sta - are .,, o.oiinv.i hut it is estimated that - .i... ntitv nf in.'rots made in first half of the current year ap proached, if it did not exceed "JO ,000 -i(0 pounds. The imports for the halt ere i (i ii5M.tIS pounds, exceed ing considerably the production. The total supply, therefore, exceeding 30. iitiO.tMMi pounds, which is the largest quantitv ever reported in a similar pe ! rind. We do not hear oi" any large stocks held anywhere, so that it seems probable that most of this metal has ente led into consumptionEngineer ing and Mining Journal. When a young widow makes up her mind to marry a bachelor he may es- i cape by dying. Your Liver 4 is Clogged up TV.f'. Wk You're Tired Ont of Sorts HaTe Wo Appeowy w j . CARTER'S LITTLE, LIVER PILLS will put yoo right in a tew day. They do their doty. Cure Cosstipa- M -t t.0, DH- - , , . ieataeti, Indigestioa, sjmi dici neuciw. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Genuine nu..b Signature ICARTERSl a i a ssai tVER : 11 I MIO kui ftllnlftl BJ H V I hT 1 1 UlU IMUVUU ATTENDANCE AT FIRST GAME Ass.; rr- ' ai l- ii.t-rt"! ar- iom:k: a:M'-i. f ; N'KW YOUK. K-t. The at:-nd- jreneration and to eat h :r.i of bs .iit f'-'ut tfiH ii;-r uaiii" btt w n tii- i liey are alwa ouncti ap-. :neri' an "f r.tin. and fb.e i-ear tt "have inherited kiiai k .!" N-itional Ci.iiits. o! Nw Y.rk. layt-d . ..i-fllir.K m '-omi'tM itiu:.. Th- ;ti ' at t'h." i.oio -,-.a:ids today. ;i :::..T::": j.ear to start i:: '.ife just 'ural nin U;ns " ner:s, to whom a "tiam'"'! any r; . ' Thf rT.-i,ts u. :' $7" ".-'7, oi whirh is the very s'i,.v ot liuiself. Kioin .i, . ..).... ...... .i.. ,.t-. i,, -.(... Tiu. i oiii- nr.Kfnt abiiits in mar lines, one' in i ' i .i ' i r it i . : r mission Over -Night FEDERAL Wireless To the Advertiser Montenegro formally declared war on Turkey tins mornuii;.. me u v ration of war was delivered to the Porte bv the Montenegrin charge u- Mffn'res enrlv today. llwnv fiirht na- is in nroitrest. ue. tween the Montenegrin forces and the Turkish troops along the frontier. It is thought likely that the ouiei nai- kan mountain states may ueciue iu follow the lead of Montenegro anu throw their armies into Turkey. Aetintr Serretarv Cable of the de- partment of commerce and labor, to day instructed the immigration au thorities in Kllis island, New York, to admit to the United States Prince l)u dovic Gignatelli d'Aragon. son of Don Ptpnder to the hnanisn throne, heid in Klhs island, since iasi Friday. Clnncv of San Francisco, former executive board member of the International Ironworkers i nion, was, cb.arged in the trial of the dynamite cases in Indianapolis today with hav ing admitted to government aius Mint lie assisted in arranging 101 ex plosions in Los Angeles, Cal. Colonel Roosevelt has called on Gov ernor Wood row Wilson of New Jer sey, either to prove or retraci statement made in Pueblo, Colorado, that the United States uorporauou-w behind the third party program in re gard to the regulation oi me uuLD. The torpedo boat destroyer Patter- ir, r.,unmnn Ot J.-ieut. VUinui. John M. Luby, was blown on a bar just outside a dangerous line of rocks in Newport harbor, last night, during ar. easterly btorm, but later was pull ed off by the naval tug .nicK.u. The First district federal court New York state granted today the plication of the government mi .w days' additional time to introduce ev idence in the dissolution suit against the American Sugar Helming . o. More than one hundred 6-inch 8-inch guns in mounts ot obsolete pattern, now storeu in seven govern ment yards, are soon to be offered for sale bv the navy ordnance bureau. SPORT (Continued from Page 9) WORLD'S SERIES ground that he has shown wonderful form in the closing days of the Na tional League race and that the Red Sox batters were not very successful against saliva pitching. For almost .s inning Tesreau rewarded the faith that wasplaced in him by hurling tisrht hal and not a smgie mi the made out of his delivery. Score bv innings: Boston .: o i.O 0 o 1 3 0 0-4 j New York o o - 0 0 0 0 o 1-3 I ' Batteries: New York Tesreau. . -..ii.l Mevers. Boston Wood! and Cady. Summary -Three-base hit. Speaker; two-base hits. Doyle ( N. Y.L Hooper (IM, Wagner t B. ), Meyers (X. .) ; sacrifice hits, Hooper, i aav u-. struck out. by Wood 11. Tesreau 4 Crandall 2; first base on balls, off Tesreau 4. Wood i; pitcher's record. 5 hits and 4 runs off Tesreau in 7 hir in- oitrhed ball, by Wood UlUlIli, ' w. -. - 1- double play. Stahl (unassisted).! Ump s. Klein behind bat. Evans on I bases. UiuhT right field. O'Loughlin ; left held. j JOE WOOD (Continued from page 9.. certain to he pba;ed with v . . pt relief whicn it affords. Ir where lie lived !"" sonic 'en yca,-s i!,t to the taste and is cu the nr; i ars tha' '".loo" remeinberJrniles.-s. For sale hy all deal anythhiii abn?. If wa d:.ring thimon. Smith & Co., Ltd.. tinic. naturally, 'hat l.e first begabr Hawaii. : o tiirn to aThie'ies and to give pro' . ... (,r' .,Miie dav s''Mir,'z a .rut ord a- a u ifuii'i: liir -league pitch' Tiie tbat one i. ears o! .! ri,i soMiewiiai mis'y peviou i ! : . ,.,t,.. in tlie LiatlK S Waed .mm in 'be uam; s -.vaed Infants and Children. !,S Z X 'i'e! 'rU;;i v "i Ind You Have Always Bought .lie s'r ..l.i'isrs oi iti ; ne "!'i:,;! u ,,a, -he h.'s v.as alreau.v ihe ot- e.eeeial nemhberli.- d. W his pn-eur ae is .on.idered. io he dollbte.i mat this wa e.eil v. hell in" -- j'iS' t'Mei'ili; I uf n.-. for he was but svntn w hen ' sorted his prufessiona! farwr '"!le Hmt .:h;-o:i. Kan . ' am thfi 's!eru Asoci.ti A ' any, : ,; .; .- ;n:- T 'V. . Good at Everything. l'.aebai! b ,n v.-a'..t W..l's . i!v ;t- I'ti i .-".! !( ' lrt!iat - ; Hi U'' v'T-il !''c- ta .;"!. hi ,().( da.- .!!! ;i!is i-'u-- !m (hum wliii irad" a lifrfs"' about v v Liii- : ;.i tit.'d !'.!. !ia:iu !. tr v ew-rvtbint; t'.a! ies rhe:r ! v. ay and straith'ay ma!.i si.(sj i i , in'airines t Hat Joe muslhave been.' ja-it this sort of a voan'er. Afiei" ln early years in t'hica; iie inoveu again out to Ouray. Co and while : there in the Rockies levied to ridCj ! horseback and to shoo both muchj better than the averf, even fori i Colorado. It was in dorado thatj i his grammar and higs iiool days' : brought him out as an lateur pitch-j i er and gave him his ft really wido; ! renown as a winner Uns especial! ' line. ! ! Here, ttx). he began luck up I lie ; i rudiments of pool a-billiards, to; ! learn a little sometP aoout gol and to round out Inderal educa- I tion in every one of many things i niii, h lip now 'els. Today i Wood is one of the t pool-players in the country. He-s not yet at- tained quite as gr efficiency in j billiards, but lie is fimproving his ! pnmo Hp is one he best card players in the Sox L not because he likes to gambPut rather be cause he appears. ?r to be quite happr unless he imaged in com petition of some f He is more over, an accompli! dancer and a sort of all-around-'1""1 generally. Played Five Seas It was in the 8 of 197 that ... i i . i i he set forth into ue worm oi league baseball. was wh the Hutchinson club a season or so, and then moved to Kansas City, where, as a yourT of eighteen, his fame as a speetfehant began to spread over tPuntl"'. He was finally purchase President John 1 .Taylor of ttfal club, and re ported with thianizalion in From that tint Joe nas hn a good pitcher, tJr leaguer from the very start? sl)eed has been his most relioasset taking Bis league career ui wnn each succeedirson h has added some "new wr learned a lot come new wr learneu a lot ny careful, consols study of op posing batsmld hy making his brain do its the work molded by himself ir5 reat hurler thai 1 na io ut; no" if. . Wood's fii" foremost bid for tame is -'si-Hie almost blind ly Ciipoi1 jumps from his smooth, grawind-up . like an ar row from a bovv- Walter John son is said re the fastest ball in the businef the difference be- ,n his slins and Wood's of ap- speediest elust De infinitesimal. Both ot tPat Pitchers are past masters it of hurning the ball across0?1"- In additnls Dal' tne incurve of our bodaJS wit" its almost, imuerceplP Wood has i SDeediest if not. thp and wise OllC. . .i hal in tno m s ir.i- speediest- " , leagues, sharp-breaking, bewil-j dering wfor mowing down op-j ponents ",a ,uuo, bender ;ar' but ne has a,so learned one season the beauty of mixiPw curve witn his as" sortmeireedy heaves, and this, while t oeveiopeu 10 me per fection rest ot nis repertoire, has preat aid to nim- Should ears' . fpeestion with Boston, of course101 long wiU Wood last?" j, yn his graceful,' easy de .jverySolute absence of tortu- tort oe 'n tne major league ' , come, more effective nrobr year inan mis. as ne is litfave J'ie same wonderful Jet-erk that has helped him this 00( takes good care of him?3 inderate in everything. Ajtjiyoungster, he is one of tj ' of the remarkable club, and!. 's one members a of strategy which Boss jaithered around him, and ,vjr he confers in matters of n0ers ami Hie general play- "U X 1 A 1 1 air;i o wo French army aero- reviewed at Villacoublay. n before the minister of war. ish sloop Algerine reorts overed huge statues in thej j jrer island in the south seas j Jcates an extinct race of! smallest statue was; jhigh. : EST FOft A COLD. ! j ou have a bad cold you wan! Tiedicine obtainable so as to th as little delay as possible, make no mistake if you se mberlain's Cuugh Remedy. s n ; ASTORIA f f the S-tf Sf; " 'jureof CXV C. Q. Yee Hop & Co., MEAT MARKET AND IMPORTERS Telephone Clothing and Shoes Yee Chan & Co., BETHEL AND KING STS. Fine Line of Dry Goods Wan Ying Chong Co. King St Ewa Fishmarket Grand Clearance Sale Now On KWONG SING LOY King Street - Near Bethel Shoe Repairing Highest Quality of Material and Best Workmanship MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO. 1051 Fort Street Exclusive Patterns in Handsome Greys W.W.AHANA, 62 SOUTH KING STREET The Wong Wong Co., Builders and Contractors Office: Maunakea 8L . L Chong & Co., FURNITURE Mattress Upholstering and Fur niture Repairing 22 BERETANIA, nr. NUUANU You'll find what you want at the City Hardware Co., Nuuanu and King Streets Wing Chong Co. KING ST., NEAR BETHEL Dealers in Furniture, Mattress es, etc., etc. All kinds of KOA and MISSION FURNITURE made to order. . NEW DRUG STORE SODA WATER FOUNTAIN . HAWAII DRUG CO. 42 Hotel St., at end of Bethe! Well stocked with New Drugs and Novelties. Y Yoshikawa THE BICYCLE DEALER and REPAIRER, has moved to 180 KING STREET New location Red front, near Young Bldg. Telephone 2518 Telephone 3197 P. O. Box 703 S. KOULEYA, Vulcanizing Works 182 Merchant St., near Alakea HONOLULU, T. H. Y. TAKAKUWA, COMMISSION MERCHANT Japanese Provisions and General Merchandise Nuuanu St., Near King St. NO PRESERVATIVES IN PIONEER MILK THE BEST MILK FOR ALL PURPOSES Your Grocer Sells It Indestructible PICTURE BOOKS For Children See the New Panorama Books A. B. A R L E I G H & CO. Hotel, Near Fort For GENERAL OFFICE STA- i iuin Erl Y and FILING SYS TEMS, call or write to us and we will fill your wants. OFFICE SUPPLY CO., LTD. 931 FORT STREET took a A i With 'U A, Star-Itullctlii Ids. are ltt Miislnt-MN betters 121 50-- Horses -50 Due From Seattle October 13 WORK HORSES and BROOD MARES Telephone 1109 Club Stables REPAIRING OF Automobiles and Carriages PAINTING A SPECIALTY Wright - Hustace LIMITED KING AND SOUTH GAGE A KNOX Millinery MILTON A PARSONS Telephen 3088' 1112 Fort 8L MAC GREGOR & BLATT Club Stables Block MILLINERS Latest Styles Only the Finest Materials Used Exclusive Millinery Miss Power, Boston Block : Second Floor SALVO'S STORE Importers of Lace, European, and Fancy Goods"-" HOTEL, NEAR FORT Fall Millinery NOW ON DISPLAY K.UYEDA, Nuuanu Street, Near Hotel BUY YOUR SHOES JACOBS ON 'B RO S. Pantheon Block Hotel St. CIGAR NOW 6o M. A. GUNST & C6 Aots. , J AS. W. PEATT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS NEGOTIATED 8tangenwatd Building WHEN YOU WANT FENCE SEE J. C. Axtell, ALAKEA STREET FORCEGROVTH WILL DO IT Beachwalli AN OPPORTUNITY BUNGALOWS AND REAL ESTATE OLIVER G. LANSING 80 Merchant Street FALL MILLINERY NOW IN Exclusive Yet Inexpensive Headgear MRS. BLACKSHEAR Harrison Blk., Fort St., nr. Beretanla The SuititoHum Only astablishment on th Island equipped to do Dry Cleaning. PHONE 3350 IF YOU WISH 'lit ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS Anywhere at Anytime, Call On or Write v- i'u.ini.,1 'll'ICUIlShld ACKM'V fcausome Street San Franclsci OWL 1 r. !