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The evening world., 1912-01-24
HOW You Should Laugh
to Dodge the Wrinkles
That Make You Look Old
Don't Open the Mouth
Wide, for That Closes
the Eyes and DvaWs the
Nose and Fovnns Deep
Lines.


M0S0UeSsSe MosS"oss'
Laugh and the world laughs with you
If you laugh In the right way. II
you don't, the world and your mirror
viii nrobabiv laugh AT you. N b
--.n q, AIN.
-.
". - S..-S
oe~"'S eAp"u' 10 % surs' On Dhshs"
woman recently attempted to organize
Q don't laugh" society among the
would-bc beauties Of her nation. How.
ever. thai project was doubtiess In
spreo oy u~ own ironic senss OF
humor' a famous French beauty spe-
canst has just given ADVICE better
worth Following.
He says: II you would be beautiful
laugh . lot. The only wrinkles which DO
not dstrect from the human face are the
laush lines which come At the lower.
outer corner Of The sys. Laughter makes
the lips mobile and beautiful and keeps
the race from saSGins. Practise smiling
every morning before your mirror.
Learn the degree Of smile that brings
out the best points OF your face and
stIok 10 H."
Tnese words Of wisdom were showed
: Mas Mildred Holland. actress and
beauty lecturer.
IL woman laughs properly" OBJ
served MISS Hoiiand' IT mas q most
ue"e"e'.' enect upon nef ooks' but II
sue sr'ns instead o x laughs the re-
SUI. u not happy but hideouA"
Anen 'ne lecturer proceeded TO Illus
ua.e tns ''snt ana the wrong ! OF
...oIi,y.
WAV n PRETTY
WOMAN TO LAUGH.
In the wrong laugh. she explained,
'the mouth 4, opened 40 vida tina, n 4,
almost possible to LOOK down N. ,hro.,
.nd .v.,v go, -. -
- oouu''u. Al.
syes ot Tue person iausnins are sauinted
up ana In TACT almost closed. while q
mass OF wrinkles radiates from them
the muscles Of the nos are drawn ur
| and tightened. ana IN. psnsr.i .N.c, 4,
anything I'M, hsau,i,n,. A. mv,,.I
n, mn.. 80 -.,nL,.. tn "Sr..~
"' WI s''e>E s''
q ie" years OK such mirth'
o the other hand the woman VIII
knows how TO laugh can assums ne
more charming sxnr.ssion nor an. hat,
ter csIcuis,sa IN ka.r ~. o.. vo,,.
.nA 'o,.,w W.. sS1
80 '.. W." '.vs"'n sns snow
the teeth sightiy' but not the gums
nor the interior OF the mouth. The cor
ners Of the lips turn up sliehtly. Tn,
skin Of her nose IN NOT disturbed ana IN
stead NJ hs,n, MAJ, s.. "a,
on.r a.. ~h,.,.. 80. 49, ~
80 Wv" JUS. 80" VIM
n"es s"""ihS ~ she corhSFs' ~ tnS
french so'cntist says these lines. Ia
from being q Disagreement. soe4en the
face and give Il an air Of tender gra-
ciousnesa
EVERY one knows that Pany posi-
wS.D ~ .r,,o y. UsSo"c oeeutlio
Is not far 10 seek. LAu~hte, is nh
natural expression of ohserfulnes,
kindliness, 10y. ali tho youthful. hsnny
Instincts and emotions. Therefore, II
momentarily casts tho illuaon of youth
The evening world., 1912-01-24
Rev. j. n. n. Buffers ACCUSE
Hon That She Wrote Threat
ening Letter Thrown Out.
PAINTS AND SCREAMS.
Court DiSmiSses Case Because
of insufficient Proof That
She Wrote MisSive.

Another chapter IN the almost ,nces-
SAINT wrangie between the Rev. George
II. Boughton Butler. pastor OF 81.
Mary's Episcopal Church. and various
members of his congregation living in
me fashionable section OF Sherwood
Park, Yonkers. was closed to-day when
Mrs. George II. We,more was hailed for
Q second time before Judge Beall in the
Court OF Special Sessions to answer the
pastors charge OF writing him a defam-
atory and threatening letter.
In cuort the pasto- produced a letter
he alleged Mrs. Wetmore sent him..
which referred to the minister in var,-
~ uncompftmentary terms. and accused
e1m Of attempting to Islander Mrs. Wet
moro because his ardent advances mad
been repulsc5.
The minister said he could not prove
Ars. Wetmore wrote the sitter. but said
Ne recognized her handwriting. Mrs.
Kate Schoeneiolz Dol tho stand and
aid shs saw Mrs. wetmore drop the
esttr in the private box used by the
pastor.
Attorney William Hermann. for Mrs.
WS'Ss oohAeu dii NHoWicuBe OF tne
seeoer and Judge Beall dismissed the
eaos on the ground there was not suffl-
casnt proof Of the letters authorship.
Wnsn the Judge gave his decision Mrs.
Wetnore screamed and tainted. She wal
enksn home in q hysterical condition.
Attorney Hermann declared after the
03al he would use the action and YER
00 - the basis OF . suit for SANDER
0galnst the minister for "a, 900 DAMAGES.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
THEY LEARN HOW TO REST.
Glasses for FidErty Girls Formed
at Wisconsin University.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i-How to rest
Is tho newest thing to be taught In the
modern university. Glasses In Rest"
have just been added TO the gymnastic
curriculum of the University OF Wis
~consin, according 10 reports received
by the United States Bureau of Educa-
ton. In reporting to the bureau. George
Wehler. director Of physical education
at the Wisconsin institution. says.
THE purpose of these classes in res;
IL to teach glrls who are restless and
'fdgety' and who grow weary from the
performance of tasks that ought not "a
produce fatigue how to acquire con-
trol over their own nervous Vstsm."
The evening world., 1912-01-24
ALARM CLOCK SAVES FIVE.


An alarm to-day saved the lives OF
Louis Jenkins. forty-two. owner OF a
grocery at No. 23l5 T!lden avenue. Flat
bush; Max Bernstein. eighteen, his
clerk, and three { the JenM ! children.
Henry, fourteen; John. ten. and Ida,
Ave.
jenkins sleeps on the second floor with
the clerk. The children were In the
next room. Mrs. jenkins slept with the
other children in the rear OF the grocery.
When the clock awakened her to-day
she went TO arouse he. husband. She
found the entire second floor permeated
with gas that poured from a leaking
pipe In the hall.
DR.. Southworth OF Kings County Hos
pltal had to attend all Ave patients.
The children were slightly overcome.
but Bernstein and jenkins were uncon-
scious. All will recover.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
DEPTH AND VARIETY OF Ex.
EXPRESSION ESSENTIAL,

There q DO no great beauty with.
out depth and variety Of expression"
assented Miss Holland. 1.-The trouble
with tho women O have observed IL
that they are consciously trying to be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
RI7CHiE: MEETS
AID WOLGAST
MAY II

While Richie. the San Francisco
lightweight who gained a reputation
by staying twenty rounds with Fred
die Welsh on moments notice, is to
have chance at Ad Wolgast for four
rounds.
The bout. which will he as much as
anything test Of the STAYING powers
of the champion. who hasn't been In
the ring since his operation for appen-
dicitis. will take place on Saturday af-
ternoon, May II, and will he staged by
the Hawthorne Athletic club OF San
Francisco. The match will take place
at Corroth's open-air arena. Eighth
and Howard streets. and promises to
be of worldwide interest. since It will
give the first accurate line on VOL
CAST and whether he Is still as good
as ever.
Richie, although he has been box
ing for some little time. had no stand
ing until after he accepted the match
with Freddie Welsh In Los Angeles as
a substitute for Wolgast, when the
latter was stricken down. Richie
went to Los Angeles on twenty four
hours notice and jumped into the ring
without preliminary training His
showing was considered remarkable
and he was Immediately hailed as a
conner. on his return to San Fran
cisco, he Joined the Mcfarland camp.
and, under the management of Emil
Thirty. secured many "A match In the
East For the last few weeks he has
been In San Francisco and. except for
the WOlgast bout. would have started
back for New York this week.
Richie Is the hoy whom Ben Bruins
Brother Benjamin. flew from Homo
lulu to advise and possibly manage az
soon as reports Of his success reached
here. Ben Bruins name hasn't figured
In any Of the accounts OF Rltchle's
plans, but an occasional postal from
Brother Benjamin" indicates that he
and the little Sam Francisco scrapper
are the best of friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
BY LAURENCE REoINeToN.

Young Caples, VINO is going to hook
mp with Johnny Mccarthy week from
tonight, is somewhat of a physical.cul.
ture faddist, and those who have
watched his workouts at the Orpheum
theater the last few evenings will find
in this statement the explanation of
his somewhat unusual development
Without being in the least knotty or
muscle-bound, Caples back, shoulders,
chest and stomach are one> mass of
sinuous muscles, each OF which stands
out clearly and clearly. He is a great
believer In systematic exercise, and
has innumerable movements for the
development of different muscles. In
fact, Caples has got the muscular de.
velopment stuff down so fine that when
he whistles and calls each muscle by
name, they all sit up and beg. He has
written several articles for physical
culture magazines, and is quite high.
brow for a scrapper.
Last night he boxed four rounds
with Johnny Wahilani and two with
Kid Herrigan. It was fast sparring
and some of the exchanges were more
than love taps. Caples showed good
footwork, and when the boxing was
over he surprised the little crowd of
spectators by the ease with which he
"bulled" Wahilani round the ring. I'm.
doubtedly Caples is strong, and II he
can fight as well as he can box there
will he something doing next week :.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
CaScdretS Work
While You Sleep


Take Cascaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, and you will surely feel
great by morning. You men and wo-
men who have headache, coated
tongue, can't sleep, are bilious, ner-
vous and upset. bothered with a sick,
gassy, disordered stomach, or have
backache and feel all worn out
~ Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pass
ageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the de-
composed waste matter aud poison
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember, u Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A 10
cent box from your druggist means Il
clear head and cheerfulness for
months. Don't forget the children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
BASEBALL FIELD
DAY BRINGS OUT
CLASS OF LEAGUE
Crack Runners and ThroWerS
of Senior Organization viii
Perform Tomorrow,

Although the Senior League season
won't open for another week, tomor-
row will mark a sort of unofficial
of the fact that all the stellar per-
formers of the league wilt be on hand
for general field day at Athletic
Park. Then there will be the usual
double header in addition to the
throwing and base-running stunts, so
the afternoon should provide sport In
quantity at any rate.
The first game will be between the
newly organized J, A. G. Juniors and
the All-Chinese Juniors, a team that
has sprung into existence since the
genuine All Chinese left for the Coast
The main event will be between the
Stars and the J. A. Cs. The former
team stood out as long as possible
against the foolish plan of league
teams meeting prior to the regular
season, but as all the other teams were
doing II. and the Stars saw no chance
to get practise otherwise, they finally
fell for the short sighted policy.
These are the field events that will
be contested, commencing at 1880 to-
morrow afternoon at Athletic Park.
Running around the bases from home
plate to homie plate, open for all.t
Running around the bases from home
plate to plate for those weighing 200
pounds or more.
Accurate throwing to second base
three times).
Throwing for distance (threc times)
Accurate throwing to home plate
from any field three times).
Pitching BAH for strikes Cten balls)
Suitable prizes have been hung up
Tor the winners, to he distributed in
the order of the events named. as fol-
lows: Pair of Spalding baseball shoes,
jersey Spalding individual bat bag.
baseball bat, baseball. $3.50 baseball
glove.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
YOUNG CAPLES is LITERARY
~ Light BEWEEN HIS Fights
Writes Articles On Physical Culture for the Magazines and
Sports Troupe of Trained Muscles That Sit Up and Beg
When He WhsteS--McCarthy. CLASSY Boxer


lie mas clever shit which he work
ed several times successfully on both
Wahiiani and Herrigan, and II he
knows now 10 get behind all That
mock oil Trained muscles ne should be
epie 10 deIiVer quite KICK
Mccarthy Handicapped.
Jobnny NcCartby is somewbat han.
dicannod nv having only ono snarrinp
mariner George Inple IN work o,it
with Tho nair know zach others
styIe 90 we'll nv This time that tho
work ia moro or less mechanical Next
week tbere will nrobahIv no some adj.
dition to tho stan Of handlers, and /,
10 exnected thai somo of tho Camn
Worry taIent will volunteer rho Fris.
co boxer win give a snecia, WORK. ont
SUNDAY Mt 2.3O for the benefit of local
fans
Mccarthy has unite a reputation and
IL one of tho cIassIest hosers that ev.
or came IN uonoIum The only reason
that no isn't eating ready IN meet
Adj wo,past in a four.round po scbed.
r,od sor Mo- 4, /, Ca, Er.no,s,o 10
that he il getting a bit heavy for the
Iipbtweipbt division and didn't have
enough notice IN iustify him In irving
10 reduce Mccarthy inst before he
left San Francisco. was offered the
match with tho cbamnion nroy,ded bc
could make 133 nounds at q o'clock
rbis bo aocidod nao h,,gor oo,,rac,
than no could tackle and so WiIlie
Ritcbie was substituted
Mccarthy IL a brother of NOR Tom.
received in a fight with owen Moran
about two years ago. Johnny has
some good fights TO his credit A short
time ago he went twenty rounds IN q
draw with Matty Baldwin at Sal,
Lake. He substituted for Johnny
Frayne on two hours' notice. and sur
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
MORAL SUPPORT
ASKED FOR
=, DUiM
"Silent Lew Henderson Sug-
geStS That He Be Sent to
Stockholm as Expert.

Lew Henderson, who accompanied
the Hawaiian swimmers east on their
recent tryouts for the Olympic team,
appeared before the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee yesterday afternoon,
advocating the plan of sending some
body to Stockholm with Duke Kaha
namoltu
llendersons arguments In favor of
the plan were two: First, that Duke
needs the moral support" and en-
Couragement of having somebody with
him when he goes into the greatest
contests of his life so far; and second,
that it would be a great promotion
feature.
Hendersons proposition was so
vague that the committee really didn't
get much of an idea what promotion
purposes would he served by having
man to go with Duke, and when
Henderson had an idea that after the
Stockholm races Duke and his body
guard could travel around in Europe
at a slight expense, racing In various
swimming meets on the continent. He
had an idea that the bodyguard could
hand out interviews and boom Hawaii
generally.
Henderson was careful to explain
that this really wasn't his idea at all,
but was suggested by other people,
At the same time, he was in favor of
It.
Would Help Duke.
The proposition is undoubtedly cor
rect in one way, that is, that Duke
would be helped by having some wise
trainer along with him, someone who
combines personal friendship with
ability to handle Duke In and before
the races. II would be big percent
age In favor of the Hawaiian lad
On the other hand, those who
helped put up the money for the trip
to the States that Henderson took at
local expense, and who worked con-
sistently TO let Duke have chance to
go to Stockholm, are wondering If any
. more real "promotion" would result
out of the Stockholm trip than out Of
the States journey. Henderson and
the swimmers got a lot of publicity
for Hawaii, but It was personal pub
licity-mostly-an not press agent
. work for the Islands generally.
Moreover, Henderson justly earned
the title silent Lew" by the enthus-
iastic way in which he didn't fall over
himself to keep the local people post
ed as to what was doing and being
done. He has explained this a num-
Der of times, but the fact remains that
he found plenty of time for private
correspondence but none for cores
pondence with the people who select
ed him and the public which had sent
him TO represent Hawaii.
Henderson is willing to go to Stock
holm, It is minated II he gets a sal
airy as expert promotionist and com
panion for Duke. If the Promotion
Committee decided to take up the
plan, there ought to be rush for the
job, for anytime a man can get trip
to Europe and the great Olympic
games, and get paid for taking 1t, in
exchange for handing out photos and
interviews with himself, that's pretty
soft picking-for an amateur promo
ZIONIST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
YACHT HAWAII ON THE Ways
SHOWS TIMBERS To BE SOUND
Bottom Comparatively Cean and Undamaged BY Borers,
After Year in the Wate-Captan and Crew Confident of
Victory in Coming Ocean Race and Ready to Start in
Few DAYS.

fusion of hard work. Every stick Of
fixture and furnishing has been turn
ed over and put back again to make
sure that there are no weak spots any
where. The planking has been rclald.
spars given several coats Of varnish,
and running gear replaced or over
hauled
Fred Fredericks has had charge of
the work of renovation, and he de-
serves lot of credit for the quick and
thorough job he has made Of IT,
I'VE may get her on Saturday night.
hut It's more likely that she'll be on
the ways till Monday" said Freder-
icks. by Wednesday the schooner
will be ready for sea. She could start
for San Pedro any time after that"
Skipper Confident.
Captain Stroud is enthusiastic over
the prospects for this years race He
believes that the Hawaii will poke her
nose round Diamond Head before any
of her rivals raise Molokai. and that
the victory of 1910 will he repeated.
He has faith In his ship and faith in
his crew and. win or lose. it's certain
that the Hawaii Yacht club will get
a run for Its money.
And speaking of money. now that
Commodore Hatch Is back. the sub
scription list will begin 10 circulate
Possibly the transpacifc yacht race II
the biggest single publicity stunt that
Hawaii pulls OH, and as such II should
be considered by those who can at
ford to advertise the Islands.
Captain Stroud yesterday received a
letter from Captain Lew Harris skip
per Of the Lurline He says that in
tcrest in the race is keen ali along the
Coast, and that the old Lurline will
he there with bells when the actual
test Of speed comes Off.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
KALIHI GIRLS
CINCH TITLE

The Kalihi girls Cinched the bar-
kctball championship Of the lsland
last night by taking the long end OF
"A q to 90 score from the Palama team.
In one of the most exciting contests
ever seen on local floor. II was a
scc-s saw affair from whistle to whistle.
and at half time the Kalihis were
leading by the sCant margin OF one
pont-l5 to. II.
The teams lined up as follows:
Kalihi-Emilia Guerrero (Captain),
Carrie Spencer, forwards; Lehua Ula-
nahelc, Flora Eakai. Abbie Sing. cen-
tcrs; Louisa Akeo, Mary Anna Smith.
guards.
Palama -Bina Nieper (captain). Mrs.
NJ Sanery, forwards; Lizzie Holt,
Elizabeth Spencer, ccntcrs: Adeline
Camaroc, Lizzie Akana, guards.
X, fvr,r-Miss Josephine Pratt. CIu-
pircs- Mrs. \. l.. Williams and Miss
Cunningham
Here is the seasons record of the
champion Kalihis:
December l6-Kalihi II, Priory 6.
January G-Ealihi IS. Priory s.,
January 27-Ealihi rs, Kams IL.
March 29--Palama 30, Kalihi 90.
April l2-Ealihi 80, Palma 90.
April 26-Kalihl %. Palama 26.
Mckinley High forfeited two sched-
ulcd games to kalihi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
BY JOHN N. GILES.

There Is no need for the Healani
Boat Club bows to have dry nurse
to run round and spend their money
for them. They do not say much but
they are fine bunch for getting down
and doing things. Sunday mornings,
the boat club is on the boom and
through the week there Is also always
something on the go.
The club membership is inCrcasingI
by leaps and bounds and the prospects
ahead of the organization are better.
than ever. Already the scrub crews
are hard at work in the shells, and
club officials are planning a regatta in
which only scrubbies will be allowed
to dive deep after crabs and mcr.
maids, or to miss the water In nigh.
~ attempt to push the nose Of their.
boat ahead Of all opposition.
Since the installation of a fine big
wrestling mat, that game has taken on
well among the boys, and every Sun.
day morning there are some exciting
contests pulled on John Froclicher,
the champion wrestler, Is member of
the club and he gets down on the mat
and shows the boys how to get a
proper strange holt" Some of the
scraps pulled off are hard and fast,
and competition is keen. There is
talk of holding wrestling champion.
ship for club hOnors In the near fu.
ture.
Glove Artists, Too.
Occasionally they get clever boxer
down to show the proper and most an
proved way of landing on an Opno.
nent's tenderest spot, and last Sunday
Johnny Mccarthy. who Is shortly TO
be seen in action here, worked oui
with some of the club boys.
II must not be thought. however.
that all the oarsmen do Is In SIT
around and watch wrestling and scrap.
ping matches. They get out and
work hard. and they are already lay.
ing plans for cinching the regatta this
year. Crews away" will come the
cry, and downstairs they tumble, and
out 20 the barges.
There are finished oarsmcn and
scrubbies all mixed up in the boats,
and the club Coachers are keeping
their eyes open for the likely young.
sters. Already three or four have
been picked, and they will be given a
final .try-out when the Scrubbies reGat'
Ia day comes along, In the near fu'
ture. Fly these methods the club
hopes to pick out crew that will
make their old enemies, the Myftles
pit up and take cognizance as they
never did before.
Then, again, the boys who consid
er themselves some class In the water
are being tried out over the various
distances. and there will be keen com
petition for the club swimming team
this year. Many of the boys are also
training up for the A. A. U. races that
are to be pulled OFF in June, and the
early work indicates speed.
Healsnis Popular.
. The club Is one of the most popular
In the town at the present time, and
II things 90 ahead as they give every
indication of doing, the membership
will take further big jumps. About a
year ago the club had membership
of between so and 90 and now II is be,
tween $50 and 300. The quarters are
comfortable and there is everything
that fellow wants In the way of eX,
ercise. Deep water comes right up "a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-27
P. SCHMIDT in
FRANCS PLACE

Wilkinson was the only entry in the
"Y" singles tournament to roll last
night, running up a total of SIS pins.
which win probably put him inside the
qualifying twelve. His score by games
was l7g, 1I7. 1S9, 1i9. Ella. h
Wilkinson was drawn with Franz.
hut the latter was taken III and has
withdrawn from the tournament. r.
Schmidt being allowed to substitute.
Schmidt was not available last night.
however, and Wilkinson rolled against
u dummy Schmidt viii do the same
stunt tonight
Harris and Scott. Miller and Not
tagc win also roll of their qualifying
games tonight, cleaning up the pre-
liminHry round The twelve best
scores win go at II again, the hest
eight to qualify for the succeeding
round.