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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
TN THE WOMAN'S WORLD
WILL HONOLULU NOW
ADOPT LATEST DANCE.
THE DARING TANGO?

Even where the rag" has been
aCopted there has been great deal
Of objection to it for those who do
net care to dance it find it difficult to
two-step while others are Raging.
Every bit of rythm seems to have
gore out Of the dance aud the dancers.
net the raggers, have become wall
flowers. a..-- ..es zs~
The Smart Set" of San Francisco
has tired of the rag. as has the
Smart Set of New York and has adopt
cd a new dance The new dance is
called the tango" and originated in
Buenos Ayres. II made its Appear
arice in Paris a year ago and was
adopted Immediately and became
much loved by the gay .Parasians. New
York too took up the tango" last
winter and Society raved over it.
A short time ago the new dance
was seen in the production of the
Campus Mouser" in San Francisco
and then at one of the most brilliant
OF that cfty's winter functions. the
Sharon ball a couple of weeks ago 1t
was introduced into the Smart Set.
The tango is much easier than
the Texas Tommy and the steps are
not quite as difficult 1t is slower than
the other dances and though 1t sayors
somewhat OF the rag" it is more
graceful. w. ~.
II would not be surprising if the
young folks in Honolulu would adopt
the tango. At present they are fairly
overwhelmed by the rag" and are
constantly learning new steps and
turns. They have taken up the texas,
tommy, Grizzly bear and very nearly
the Bunny Hug
Parents wha a first held up their
hand in horror now nod their heads
in approval and say ''iSn.t it pretty"
The few girls and boys who so far
have refused to rag are laughed at
and have become decided wall flowers.
Some of the girls who have been
the moving spirits in the coming Leap
Year dance are much against the
rag and there many arguments pro
and con what the result will be re-
mains to be seen however.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23

Everything IN the printing line e.
STAR Bulletin. Alakea streets branch,
Merchant street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
Tree-PIanting Not Stopped by
Christmas-Palace Square
Identification Up Next

Right through the busy. Christmas
scSson the Outdoor Circle of the
Kjlohana Club has kept up It's work.
The ladies are ready to plant the trees
along the lSalakaua Avenue parking
end viii do SO as soon as the parking
10 ready.
The workson the AlapaI Plaza is
progressing eplendidly and with very
few exceptions the trees have not
been destroyed. Mrs. Henry Water
house has been working on the Plaza
NJ summer and has been untiring in
her efforts to carry out the plans OF
the committee. This morning Mrs. C..
". Cooke who Is on the Committee Of
the Alspai Plaza returned from the
mainland and she will now cooperate
with Mrs Waterhoufe. The monkey
pod trees are doing well and next
week the plaza will be grassed over
The trees along Wilder Avenue are
not doing so well as those In the Other
districts and Mrs. Frederick J! Low
rey. President OF the Outdoor Circle
said this morning that although the
ladies had had much TO encourage
them they become very mcuh dis
beartened when children maliciouslv
hear down the trees. The Circle is
now going TO try to have the law side
with them and have some Of these
small bows punished, More than a
dozen Of the Poncia Regia trees have
been torn up and are lying on the
sidewalks. 49, ~ III
The members of the circle. ere VERY
much pleased with the work that he's
been accomplished at Aala Par The
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
AMussMENrs
spEclAL FEATURE

sPEclAL FEATURE
F6f Monday and Tuesday
onlys sThe Red Ross Of
Apache. ! coIored film
that wilt stir YOU from
bat t.. shoe soies. fou'll
tell your friends about VI
Als6 Widening Of tRc
River HMne;s when :
Mans Single and pkure
Of the City
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
OUTDOOR Circle Is HARD AT
WORK THROUGH HOLIDAY SEASON

trees that were pIantec last March
are growing well and the residents OF
that district have taken an interest in
the identifying of the place and have
helped rather than hindered the work.
The bouganyillia that was planted at
thu same time is dong very we'll.
This evening the Outdoor Circle
will meet with the members of tn
Oahu Improvement committee and
several matters tI importance will be
discussed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
CALIFORNIA HOLLY

California Holly in wreath. bouquet
or pound. The leaves and berries
look as fresh as though lust cut from
the bushes. Our store is pretty and
we solicit your patronage. Prompt
delivery. Mes. Ethel NJ Taylor, tel
2339.-advcrfisement. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
LATEST CREATIONS |,
IN GOWNS

Mrs. w. L. Howard, 1911 Beretania
street, has the latest creations in
hand-embroidered gowns, waists. XII
monos, mandarin coats and imported
novelties which are on sale daily from
2 to 5 p. m. Other hours by appoint
ment .-adyerfisement M
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
DIED.

ESPINOSA-In San Francisco, Novem-
Der 16, 1912. DR.. Felipe Espinosa, be-
loved. father of Mrs. VIM. Dake, Mrs.
B. M Leadley, Mrs. Eva Herrera,
and Mrs Loisis Abrams of Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23
PERFUMING BY HYP0DERMIC.
AMERICAN STARTS A CRAZE

8; PARIS, Dec IA. The latest
o of fashionable Parisiennes is per-
:; Tuning by hypodermic injection.
q The within of clever and popu-
q lar American society leader, Mrs.
:. Bobby" McCreary, gave 1t
= vogue
:. Mrs. McCreary was entertain
q ing some women friends in her
g charming little flat, which looks
. right down upon the Arc du Tri-
3. omphe there wasn't man in !:
g the company and two of the
q younger women suggested that
q they should run ever their host
= ess' wonderful stock of toilet
= helps. Among her friends it is no
:, secret that this clever woman
q one OF the best dressed in Paris
y Is a faddist in novel notions of
!; the dressing-room.
= During the insepction i which
!; followed her girl friends sugges7
q ton, Mrs. MeCreary gave pri-
= yate view of the latest wrinkle in :
!. personal perfumery. OF course.
!. the secret was too good to keep
= and by nightfall it was all around
z fashionable Paris
q . . . . :: q = . . :. . :; = y -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
OUR NERVES By Virginia Terhune Van De Water

from the effects of the chlldren's noise.
II she does not object TO precipitat-
ing a quarrel the wife may remind
the husband that one such scene as
that wnich ne has Just produced will
do her more harm than would the chill
dren's laughter and rompins- But she
viii do well TO spare herself that
speech, for the husband viii not De
Ieve IT, in fact, he viii probably tell
her that she is not like herself these
days Poor soul, as If she were not
already painfully aware of the fact!
Not Entirely to Blame.
Yet, as / have already said. the hus-
band is not entirely to blame. A
healthy. strong man does not cOmpre-
bend how certain things affect
woman.
AS he cannot understand them. why
talk to him about them? Say to your
husband that YOU are tired, have
headache. Indigestion, tOOthaChe-any-
thing except that you are nervous II
YOU confess the truth he will make a
frantic effort at sympathy that viii
make YOU more nervous than ever, or
viii show an lmpatience born OF iS-
10 confess ones self nervous is
fatal error anyway 1t is like ac-
knowledging that one is frightened AS
soon as one does that all ones courage
disappears and one IS IN state of alb
fect fear. So those intangible tyrants,
nerves stand ready to torture the per
son who acknowledges their suprem-
arE- 4 woman IluuS ueE anus ana Feet
cold. her breath coming quickly, her
spirits sinking, and she eXClaims-'Oh
I am so nervous and straightaway
feels worse than ever Ignore the con-
dftion. or attribute ii to some other
cause say Il am faint for want Of
food. and / am tired" Take something
to eat and lie down for a few minutes
You may not feel well as a result, but
YOU VIII feel better.
Years ago I was much amused at
watching q very small boy who was
representative, and cried easily. If he
had a fall or his feelings were hurt.
he would watch his mother and II she
said Now don't cry his lips would
tremb1a and he would burst into a
wall OF anguish But IF his hurt was
ignored and nothing was said about
his controlling himself he would not
shed a tear The mention Of q certain
condition had the effect OF producing
it,
Women Know Them.
So with our nerves. This Is too
short an article for me to begin to
mention the various ways i'm which
they manifest themselves. Women
know them. but men don't The diff
ference i'm the nervous organism Of
the male and female Of the species is
one of the things which no man can
understand or wants TO understand.
That 5s where the sex difference mani
tests itself There are many Vvavs IN
shich women are incomprehensible 70
men and i'm talking with them we would
do well re avoid mention of these
There are things about men that may
be incOmprehensible to women, but our
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
MARRIED LIFE
Helen Puts the Clothes to
Soak and Ruins WaTTen's
Best WaistcCat.

6EEw Plat in the devil are YOU do
NJ ing anyway" called out
Warren. How can set to
sleep While you're racing around out
there
IN be through. dear, in just a mo
menl-but : must pul these CLONES 10
soak Della hash been getting me
clothes very clean lately, anc thought
this week I'd soak them over nignJ.
Then hurry up about A. 1T was late
last night before we got 10 bed Ten
you I can't stand this loss Of sleep
Hurriedly Belen took out the rest OF
the white clothes from the clothes
hamper and crushed them down into
The tub OF cold water, then raised the
kitchen window. turned out the llgnts.
and hurried in 10 get ready for ped
IL was not until the next day wen
Della starred to wash the clothes Jha-
Helen discovered whit she had done In
her haste the night before
Look. ma-am. see what Eou put 70
soak with the white things Dela
was standing in the door with a pair OF
tan socks in one hand and in the otAer
q white pillow case. on Whlch there
was great Yellow streak where the
wet socks had lain against IT. oSs
how yer-ve hurried the clothes.
When Della was excited and wished
TO say anything was ruined she always
said hurried"
on. / didn't put those socks in with
Yves. ma,am. that's just what yer
Bat the stain viii come out-surely
Della Shook her head I'll try.
maam. but cont think that's goin'
Other Things Ruined.
Helen hurried 90 the tub and found
that the socks mad faded on at least
five other pieces But fortunately they
were all towels except one suit OF War
ren'S underwear
on. mars 100 bad.~ as she looked
at a large yellow stains Il was sure
/ took ali the colored clothes Out-but
I was hurried and l must have gaia
cred uD those socks with some other
pieces is that all-notnlnS else IS
stained snNiously.
Don't know. ma am, but as she
kent turning over the wet clothes IN
the tub another yellow stain came IN
con. Oh. Its Warren's best waist
coat cried Helen as Della drew II
out 1t was d white piQue walstcoa-
which usually was sent TO the LAUNDRY
but occasionally they would DO 1T up at
home.
oh, Della, Mr.. Curtis viii be furi-
Gus That's his favorite waistcoat.
You must get this out! Wait-lets
try cold water first and Helen held Il
under the cold water faucet RUBBING
IL in her hands But the STAN re-
NAMED the same Then Della tried
warm water. sOsped the place ano
rubbed il hard on the board
oh. Della. what can we dOe Surely
there must be something that viii take
IL out,
There's nothin' goin' to take that
OUT"
-Oh. but we must get II out. Here
lets Try some soda" But the soda w2s
as Intellectual as the soap. Let's boil
IT," eagerly
only set it."
Try Ii. anyway persisted Helen
Try that pillow case first and see Il
It comes out OF that
Della put on the boiler and Heller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
some Take the Form of Branching
COrals,

EwTHAT do YOU think of the pho
M tographs reproduced on this
w pace 40 douot. if YOU SIM
ul~ trust your eyes. you viii take them
for pictures of real plants, animals
shells and cOrals-
IN sacr they are photographs OF
Dnantasms A pnanraSm Is some-h-ns
rha- appears to tne eve and the mag
nation 20 be wha- /. is not "Fnan-
tasms of the living an English sci
eutisic WI -er has Gales them
But E1e S--aueest thing aDoul tneIn
IS that they were not made by hand,
or drawn by pen or pencil but eney
grew into the forms wnlch you see
Nature made them. rs she MAKES ac-
uual animals and plants. But sac did
not do fC In he- regular way Man in
terfered with the cunning devices o.
chemistry. anG caused Us-ufe 20 1e-
come an imitatOr of her own works
These marvellous crea tureS-iOI c-ea-
lures they are. whether -ney really
have any kind OF life OF uO----lniLsrte
living raiugs not only -u form. o-.t also
IN growth. in Developing st.cordlng 10
organic law, in absorbing nOurishmenIs
i'm movement and III ~irritabIlity.'
wh-ch I'm a scientific sense. means re-
spending to excitement. or provoeauon,
like d caterpillar which rolls itself INTO
q bail when II is touched
Some initiate mushrooms others
worms Some gov tall and put ont
leaves like grasses or Towering plants
Some lake the FORM or Dsal'iall- cp--
ais. or OF sea shells. Some craw. over
solid objects like spreading mOlds.
Yet none of them were born from seed,
or from roots. or from eggs All. as FAR
a s we can see, are composed OF luanl-
mate. or non-lvinE. substance Pro-
lessor Stephaue LedUc produced most
Of them by simply putting fragments
of calcium chloride "a well known
chemical. a kind Of salt, which is often
used TOr drying purposesl into so-u-
ton Of water saturated with carbonate.
or phosphate. Of potash, and bringing
the dissolved substance INTO contact
with q membrane composed OF parch-
ment. or some similar material. through
which IL passed by means Of "osmOsis,'
which is the scientific name for the
strange property, or tendency. Of fluids
Of different kinds and densities to be
come difused through a membrane sep
arating them He calsI them "osmOtic
grOWths," but neither he nor anybody
else knows exactly how or why the
thing occurs.
To see these apparently living forsns
grow and develop ont OF a chemical
solution must be one of the most amaz-
ing and startling sights that could be
imagined. If professor Leduc had lived
a few hundred years ago and done that
he would either have been burned at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
PORTALEs WoMAx,s Ill

GaAaEfAlA2 NEW OE-E-Nal
POrtales. \. NJ. May The Won =
ans club of Portales met in the Conn
mercial club rooms and elected officers
for the coming year. The following
were elected. Mrs S. J. Nixon. presi-
dent; Mrs ". o. Oldham, first Ticsl
president; Mrs. T. E. 1Iears. second vice
presidents Mrs 5. E Ward. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs jeff HiEhtOwsr.
treasurer Mrs Larson. press reporter
and Mrs Pew, Librarian. Mrs. Nixon
the new president, is also secretary %
the WOman's Federation OF clubs %
New Mexico.
W A. Vincent VINO owns 40 acres o.
land under the big irrigation project.
has just finished putting out 20 scre8.
OF apple trees.
r. A Williams has contracted for
an irrigation plant consisting OF one
20 horsepower Wttte engine and a five
inch vertical American centrifuZaI
pump This plant viii be Installed on
Mr. Williams farm east OF town.
Mrs G. NJ Williamson entertained a
number Of her friends in honor of Miss
Margaret Byrd. Of Richmond, Va.
Charles Johnson. of Iowa. has bought
q farm and has located here.
Porter Gaines is visiting his hons
people in Kentucky
John W Pickett. who formerly lived
at Portales and is now at Amarillo.
Texas, is in POrtales on business thia-
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
UGH! NOT CALOMEL, OIL Or SALTS,
BUT DELICIOUS SYRUP OF FIGS"
Give your stomach liver and 80 feet Of bowels thor
ough cleansing without gripe or nausea Ends head
ache, biliousness indigestion and constipation.

matters run until they needed a large
dose OF physic, then they took some
thinE severe. like castor oil. salts or
b-----1e These are the dave Of the
gentle and uatural-thc days of Syrup
OF Ffgs. This way YOU are not drug
eina Yourself syrup Of Figs being
ma and aromatics can not cause in
jury Go, 81
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, ana look
FOR the name. california Fig syrup
CCr,,-a-y on the label. This is the
genuine-old reliable. Any other SO
called Fig syrup is an imitation often
meant 10 deceive YOU REFUSE such
with contempt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

continued its use until I was made well.
Mrs. HENRY LEIsEBERG, 743 Adams st.
Kearneysville, W. va feel It my
duty to write and say what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. 1 suffered from female
weakness and at times felt so miserable
could hardly endure being on my feet.
After taking Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound and following your
special directions, my trouble is gone.
Words fail to express my thankfulness.
I recommend your medicine to all my
friends. Mrs. G. B. WELLINGTON
The above are only two Of the thou
sands Of grateful letters which are con-
stantly being received by the Pinkham
Medicine Company Of Lynn, Mass, which
show clearly what great things Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound does
for those who suffer from woman's ills.
IF you want special advice write to
Lydia z. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read and answered by a
woman aud held in strict confidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

big, awkward looking man, with his
arm around a girl She looked ike
A waitress and he might have been
plumber assistant. OF a driver for a
butcher wagon: but she was looking
a him with the most adoring look IN
her eyes
After all. Diary, they were getting
more out Of their love than J. won
der IL they knew It. Perhaps he was
telling her OF his hopes 20 some day
get enough together 10 furnish a mod
est little house 1t Is heaven 20 plan
such joys; as great a heaven as 20 re-
aliZe them Now, here have the mon
ey to buy Josephine anything she wants
and have known only two or thres
hours Of such happiness as that nan
knows every time he sees that g1r4
with the adOring look In her eyes
His Pretty View.
What a pretty view" one OF the vise
iting girls said, pointing toward tbs
The finest I ever saw" I REPLIED
looking at the little loose curls tbs
wind was blowing around Josephine's
face
Isn't that effect OF pink sunset and
purple haze exquisite2" she added
Il was thinking" I said, that it vas
blue and gold"
] wasn't looking at her, nor in the
direction she pointed and when Bhs
turned to see where 1 found blue and
gold and caught me gazing at Jose
phine, she laughed But Il was q
pleasant, teasing sort OF a laugh and
Josephine she said. '1s very
sOn the contrary" replied. 1T Is Z
who am the lucky one.
She didn't say anything, but Tiers
came look in her eyes like that IN
the eyes OF JOsephine's mother when
she said I was a good man. I can't ex-
plain the look. but il seemed the sort
OF look one would give to some one
making a serious mistake. and I re-
scented it.
Josephine Is Chided.
We said nothing more but I saw her
looking steadily at Josephine. and once
head OF hers close to the boy beside
her TO hear what he was saying. she
spoke rather sharply to her
IF you don't pay more attention to
your driving. she said Il intend to
make Ronald change places with me"
Evidently she thought there was
some danger in JOsephiue's lack OF at
tenCion TO the car. and Josephine re-
scented the criticism by paying more
heed TO Ronald than even I liked. Not
that I was afraid. Diary, but that fool
ism boy is falling in love with her, and
the manner in which she looked az him
was encouragement enough 70 drive
even an older man mad
We were going down pretty steep
hilI when the boy said something in a
very low voice Josephine bent her
head toward him 10 listen.
The girl next to me gave a warning
cry, there was sudden jolt. a feeling
as IL the world had turned over and
was splitting out into space. and we
were falling, falling, falling into utter
darkness The girls beside me sereauaed
but i di1't think OF them my only
thought was OF Josephine. I apranEs
forward. and threw my aruln around
her That was the last that remem-s
bered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

IAN so nervous pleads the
woman. The husband, hearing
\ me complaint for the dozenth
lima within the week, sets his teeth
ND saws nothing. or else mutJerS some
unlzind remark and goes out SIAM
ming the door after him
For men do not understand women s
nerves and they get very tired OF
Them man may be nervous, but the
condition mandests user very ulLLeI-
e0rIv in his case He gets cross, or
5o-1-essad or silent 1t is, after all,
o - 9suIt that he cannot compre-
bend inst how a woman feels But ne
resents her not feeling happy ana CAIN
..Sbut IN that racket rodrs the
father TO the children who are laugh
ing or playing Don't you hAo" tHdt
1-cI1r mother is nervous
When the woman protests LudL Lielf
noise did not disturb neI' ne iauIches
fortb into a dissertation or now she
- - - +t,e children do any old thing that
rbev nIease that it is no wonder 1er
head aches. and that ne cannon, Of
course. expect her ever 10 agree Win
him when he reprOves one or ner an
- AID If he be very tactless, ne
I7-iII rroba bIv end his tirade with the
s+ateInent that she loves the children
rrTcb better than she does him any
"S ~ the way. does she? That IS an
frfaraetino- question 10 ask IN these
DAYS of frank talks on mj marriage Does
the woman love nef CLlLLuL ~ MOI e
.ti6ay her busband2 Perhaps some read
sT csn answer this query better than L
can. II so, and she has the courage
and candor to do so, II would be IN
teresting to note her reply,l
Put to return to our nervous woman
Nv the time her husband has had his
saw she is reduced TO tears, or TO a
state of excitability that would !, bring
on an attsck of nerves If she did not
he o17e sIreadv. Yet II she called her
husbands attention to this fact he
would nrobablv remind her that his
only desire had been to protect her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
never ANY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA
OR SICK, Classy, UPSET STOMACH.

nausea. heartburn. gripping in bowels
tenderness In the pit OF stomach bai
taste i'm mouth. constipation. main IN
Hmos- sleeplessness, belchinE Of gas
olllousness. sick headache nervous
ness. dizziness or many other sfr9fIs-
symptoms. i--'i'''
II your appetite is tickle and no+b-
ING lempJS YOU or you belch gas. or II
on reel oloated after eating or vO7j-
1000 lies like a lump Of lead On vo1,-
stomach. YOU can make uD Your mind
mat at the bottom Of all this thers -
gested food vi "llOl-
Prove 10 yourself in five minutes thai
Your stomach is as good as aDv- go
mere Is nothing really wrong. SION
this fermentation and begin asfy -
what YOU want without fsar - - -
comfort or misery. us
Almost instant relief Is WAITING 20
you 1t IS merely a matter or -,
soon you take a little DiaDepsin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE
Between Promises and
Actual Results.

Promises won't overcome hair trou-
bic. The manufacturers OF Newbro's
Herpicide promise nothing which is not
justified by an intelligent use OF this
preparation The desired end ultimate
Is becomes an accomplished fact. This
is the reason that Herpicide has thou
world.
BY keeping the scalp clean and heal
thy and DESTROYING the dandruff germ.
Newbro-s Herplclde makes beautiful
falling and allows it TO grow unhfn-
dered and naturally except i'm cases
Of chronic badness which is incura bic.
teed by all druggists to do these
things
send roc i'm postage for sample and
book to The Herpicide Co. Dept r..
Detroit. Mich.
Applications obtained at the best bar
Der shops. Kelly & Pollard, Special
Agents.