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GREIT SPEED WITR ~ TO.
OIdneId Travels Faster ThRn ISI NiIrS
An Hour.

DATTONA. tla March ~ Ri irnsv Old
field mad" worlds automobile sD,''d
record here TODAY. driving the cOn horse
power Benz car one mile s'ralGhtlway IN
- ~ leo seconds The record was made
over the ls'nch CoIr-.. on which M. old
record uf - - seconds WIS mad" On lam
nary -. 1874 hv Fred Marriott ~ q
specially built cigar shaped steam racer.
Oldtielh'S opr waS tuned hy an electrical
timing apparatus and tho r"c"rd trial was
made under an ufi clai sanction issued Wv
- NJ Butler. chairman uf IN" Cuuta-
board of 'hc American Automobie AS~u-
cation Olhheld' : speed during his record
break king mtle was faster than rat" 81 ~
miles an hour
After masking ms .; NJ I'H seconds r,,c-
ord from Nv .ng sr1rt Oldt3eld e-Stvei
trial Tor the standing start on" 1I,i- record
and Was again s'Ic'rssful hIs time h"InR
~ S. iOo seconds The former record Va,
u ~ IOn seconds. made "n ih" great
Brooklands track In England last flll tv
Hemerv with IN" same car ihat uldr,bd
drove to-day
The racing car driven lev OldGrld -
-nUnded - huth front aud rear - dtuin-
ran wind rs-'ztln"" IU' ma"hin" was
bu,lt at Mannheim. t'srmlnv. and has
fouT Cvlnd"r g1-ui"u- "ug,u" tie bpIs
IT each CVhud"r u ~ mrliiu"IsVS amt %"
stroke - :,O muItm.ter-. - millm-',.r>
e iIlalhng ! Inch
David |. Bruce Brown. q wealthy vDung
New Yorker Who wa~ formerly an amateur
driver. maie a NH. Inn" trial with q l2u
horse power Benz racer ~ 3 II 'tsi s.'"-
onds Georg. Robertson had - sp..ytsi 10
trv for the nil, record with Walter tbrt--
rie- blg trout wheel direct drive racer. uut
could not gel the hugo machine going I.
Siu' him
The former worlds ightlWav one
mile record for g1~ulens "t' wt-
~ 3-S seconds mad. here IN IN" i-ssor
by Louis Chevrolet On January -. 10.
with the cigh, cylinder 7U hDr>s-I,nNrr
DarraCp
The sun., 1910-03-17

quietly a. work az Albany along he hnea
that senator Root has advocated, Of
teehng ont Oh" sentiment among State
committeeman. II - practically certain
too that Gov. Hughes. through senator
Davenport. acqu,esced in the decision
not To do any swattIng with the Federal
patronage club.
State Committeeman y r. Utter oG th..
Thirty seventh district alsO MAS ~ town
to-day and talked with memner- oG IN"
state delegation. lie did not -ea S.-nator
Root
II 10 understood that precedent was
another thing that The Root wing con
adhered incidentally ~ discussing the
possibility Of an immssiiate movement
against Woodruff senator Root could
find no pr~ceient for any such action
aud Il was doubtful IN his mind whe, her
a meeting ~ the state committee could
he called and th. programme puJ through.
even with th" support NJ a large ma Iority
~ the members. n the chairman himsslf
refused "a act
II can be said on good authority that
there ~ nothing in the report that Col,
Roosevelt - Inclined In smile on the
Woodruff Rarnss faction Thus impress
son apparently Vas created by the vote
Of the Slate senator from the Roosevelt
district for Cobb IN the Albany lineup.
The story down here ls that the leaders
81 the Legislature threatened legislatIo ION
that would prevent suffolk county. Long
Island from selling It's water Ia Brooklvn.
which would have wounded the feelings
of the Roosevelt senator
rresiden' raa - due IA Albany next
Saturday and remain there over sun
day lie will undoubtedly will So. a
good many Of the state leaders there
and will plead for harmony and support
for the Hughes administration II -
understood that the President will make
speech along these lines. probably a.
Albany
several members uf the New Work state
delegation were advocating tonight the
calling 1T a sp.Cial meeting 1t the State
COMMITTEES, merely for IN. purpose of d..
claring the party'- attitude toward the
important Hughes measures pending az
Albany II - the contention Of the MEM
hers whu are IN favor II this move that
Chairman Woodruff and the leaders IN
the senate and Assembly, would find it
dificult ~ ~ far counter - the policies
and plans outlined A. thus committee
meeting This suggestion however. -
not heing seriously entsrtoinei hv SEM
tor Root
AiBANY March ~ Postmaster Gr~iner
~ Buffalo arrived her" from Washington
to-day and remained IN town over might.
Ne will call On Gov Hughes IN ;he morn
ing While h. refused tn DISCUSS his
conference with senator Root Nc declared
that hs would r-it~rat~ the statements
he made the dav after senator CoiNh Was
named Republican leader ~ the senate
A. that time Mr. GrsinsT sad that the sem
ate in not following the advice ~ Root aud
Hughes had dealt the Republican party
a severe hlow and that he would continue
to Use his influence IN upholding the hand
~ Gov. Hughes at Albany. NJ Grctner
-aid further al that tame that CCAsb's
election Was MT temporary victory and
" uuld not ia-I lonR.
The sun., 1910-03-17
Mrs. TIFT HERE SHOPPING.
Mm stay nsm saturday president Due
Next Tuesday.

Mr~ William n Taft. accompanied
by her SISTER. Mrs LOUIS 7 More 81
Cincinnati. arrived yesterday afternoon
over the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad from
Wash ington Mrs Henry W Taft sent
her automobile 10 meet the wife Of the
President. hnt through some mistake the
driver missed her By chance the auto
mobile ~ a friend ~ Henry " Taft was
a. the station Its occupants picked up
Mrs Taft and Mrs More and took them
first On a shopping expedition and then
on To the home - the President brother.
where they Vil' -tay for the remainder II
the week
Mrs Taft came "a New York 20 do some
shopping and expects "a return to wash
ington saturday. The President - ~
p.ctsd IN town on Tuesday - next wee
The sun., 1910-03-17
>ENITOR Di\IEL DIINE
Pn, sIr,sn Ss,s IIie can last OUI, = F-~
uaar~ NJ NOat.

DAyruNA. Fla. March iG The doctor
attending SENATOR Daniel tonight mad"
IhI- statement
-Senator DANIEL condition - critical
10 an - trsm- degree. The Indications
ar. that he - rapidly approaching the "n'i
IT hIs lif.. Ne - m a state ri coma. winch
- getting more and more profound.
This coma NAV terminal" IN death
during th. next twelve hours or u NAV be
as lAt. a. twenty -four oT s-vrnty-t~o
hours
-Th. coma - du" to cerebral he'nor-
rharp. which caused taraivsls Of the left
hall nf his body IN the beginning of his
illness here"
Mr. IIanisl. lr-d Harper and wife.
his -on-in-law and business partner
Mr- , r Daniel. Mr. aud Mrs. J Addison
HICKS. Mrs sarah v. HaIsey. hls sister.
and JOHN N Hal-ey are here a. his bedside
The sun., 1910-03-17
TNSI.NED B,Nk NOTE> GOOD.
Fsur IN One sh~r, Cause Immisr ant TO
ne Held 70.

Young Gre~k who arrived from Patras
bv the Gr.ek liner ThemlstocleS was de-
tanned at Elhs Island beca'Iss he dis
plaved four tive dollar bills oG a Texas
national hank all on one sheet Just as
they had come from the press apparently.
without the signature 81 the president OF
me hank The Greek said he had re-
ceived the money from a relative IN Texas.
The hank was notified and word came
YESTERDAY that the bills were all right
and would he redeemed by the hank
Through some oversight the signature of
the president had not been attached
The Greek was permitted thereUpon to
GO On his way 10 Texas Ne had been
detain FIVE days but he did not mind
II much as Uncle sam fed him
The sun., 1910-03-17
TIPPING tBOLISHED
tn the Re>tsuranI . SnsIucted Tor the
ISP OF -. SrRatoF~

W,sHIN .ru~. March IL The Unite
States ~era'a mas tbHhshed iu" tipping
system 90 ~" restaurant condurt.,i fsr
the I-- IT - m.mu"rs and 90" g"n"ral
public as veil NpttDc that waiter. would
not be allowed 20 Accept up- fu~ service
was printed IN hig bold lattar- with a
rubber stamp On the >cnat" restaurant
menu GA 70 when rho doors - that iustItu-
ti"n were thrown or"n this morning
The waters some - whom have rr.u
connected WI'u o.. al" tor 4 generation.
dii not hk" he Dew order uf thing, de-
spite ih.. fact tuat they Will - allowed 20
draw salary 10 rHs -.4iuu."r wncn tuuCr"~-
- not ~ >eS~ .uu Ju-t rr- same o., wu"u
tb"y ar" serving mcirt,'r~ uf rh" senate
Thcv Will gu uu tho ~"ntta uayr.ll a.
iab,r-r~ NJ th.. WATERS ar. negroes
and tng man VIII oundu - tN, restaurant
is negro
In The private dining r...'u 20 winch
Senators take tn"r meals waters .'..
-..rvs.d t... peW rule TODAY UIt puf N'..r"
'hs Junhy wiS admIft.,i ur- W-u' H-
usual enc Waiirr wt' has Iri long
sarVlue "a the ,if. vusu 49, va. r"
thuught ~ rhs u-N lufI .Ii' 20 .--IiI.
upn- sad
II auvn".iv wau'. o. .,.ay- amy mru.v
Ter ma. pu liz .,.in f.,is',. 90. r..a 'a, tsN-
%
Thew has u.-'n a pHI t-f'r- CONGRESS
fDr the last ~ ----tpu- Go p~ua 'is'. '''
aDCeutInC,. uf up- 900 fn, br-frl.t II ir.
hin ira LYr tuo Nau.tf- e., i..u. ly .i..,Id'.i
,u ~.t au "Na,npi,. % thr p"upI" ~ MASH
ugtuu rather than g. '.r.Int i.'EI-itf..u
pu the -IIt, .,.,.f
The sun., 1910-03-17
uRS. LUTERB,CH FORRID
To Dispose vG s7OO.OsO FURd rrn'i'nx
Her Iaausht~rs' ssllt.

supreme Court Justice ~ Gorinan n granted
Yesterday IN. auDlica ION - the da ughrer.
nT Mr. Edward Ihuterhach ;Yr tn"
,pro,n'm.n' II 4 r.-,.ver for a f?'0.U,r
fund IA th.. hands ~ their mother which
they declare - held "a trust fnT ths''n
hui whlch~~h.. saws ~ her avn pTppeTtv
Mr. I,u,srbach - also rsStra med from
dispn-,ng uf the fund The Gpurt said
~ while N" merits ~ 'he controversy
cannot be determined b"cau-e ot tine c"n
hiCting afi'iavit- there - sufficient equity
~ the plaintiffs claim - warrant main
tenn uc,, ~ the present 'onditipn- until IN"
Cas. t- trisAd
The sun., 1910-03-17
HItT STRIkE ~ IN.
auer ~iNI, DAYS of abstinence strtk rrs
Ftnd Prices Higher.

CLFVFLAND. March ~ The ofhcial
ending II the meat strike was announced
o-day
Two months ago the movement wAs
started 10y FrEd " Schshn - this CITY.
When the strike began the prce ~ hpef
was cents wholesale To-day u - :
to : cents Hogs jumped from to
II cents. EgRs fell from - 60 u cents
and butter - ~ cents. a fall of a nickel
Potat0-- are ~ Cents a bushel lower.
While the boycott lasted many small
mar ket- were closed
The sun., 1910-03-17
EQUAL PAY IS VOTED DOWN
WOVEN CHEAPER THlN MEN,
AND CTTI NEEDS TBE MONEY.
o. NrO os, NJ Mere We'd Hlre Them In
stead. NrEUe, abraham stern only
One Woman M~u'ber FRVOrs sOmers
Rr-slnIIsn -Ip To Board OC Estimate.


The demand ~ the women teachers for
more nav was voted down again by the
Board " Edncat,on Yesterday. y 10 ~.
Only one 81 IN, four women members
was for ~
The resolution I.fnra the board. which
wa. offered by Arthur Son.rs OF Brook
,yn WAS tbo, In. by-la~s b.. amended
a. prnvid. that but one salary IL. given
for N ,,,.i,,,r .,c.rt tha, ,..rb.r. and
. -. -, -,
''N''
"N''a S''irS no '' "E''''" s's' S'"''
petition said - contain signatures "f
10 sU taxpaver. was ITpsauted asking
ih.. Inard =, mss H.. r.soLlt,nn. Il
A.. 81. I,.,..,l,,,,.,,,,, 49,
"a.
''"'''' ~ ''''''''
w N"h"TH "I"h'Ti ~" u's'n--''h Wv
saying that the ny-law- Commiite" IN
repairing against ~. resolution was IN
,.rr.,r ,p -.rlr- th,t tr,l., sentiment
49,. ....,...., -
10" I'''' ""''''"'N '''' w" '"''-'''''
b" settled "n ia" uaS'~ 1T JuStl"" aud
doing the. sim. kind az work a. "A woman
m , ,I,.-,,,..,, .h,,,Id s,s, q, "uo p,or.. a
=
"''-' wan "'"'''''''" N"''> '' '''''
h"' hHNliu'Iin -alsrS, Nhil'' ih" men "ati
only thirteen N"arS The man then g"ts
s. f,s , y..,r and The woman teacher
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-. 81 =. ,,,, ,,,., Ri :, "a.
-, -, -, -, 81. NJ,
= r-,,,,.,.. - = o. ,t.. ,,,...,r,,
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49,, s,...,, ,,,,,u...t ,n.. ,,r,,,,.,.
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!, D.. ,t.,,,,l NJ ,h, ,,..,,l,,r. ,,
,b. n. RI ,s FIucrt,or ,lo no, bL. women
1.,,v ,,. ..u.,,,,.,, md ,.trr that
The sun., 1910-03-17
NrTR ,Gr> no NOR R0IT.
3as MiHIsnI~ Went to .IaH IN the fiscal
Near. RrpsrI Ha- %.

I"Np"~ March 10 In. report ~ the
year. Wurk 1T m" militant surraR-rr-
urgunI19 ''uu record, thar 2p4 women
w.r,. arrested of whom I6Y we're IN
iTts1Uad
Hunger -IrtH"- j' IA" number oT ilo
were carr~d uut Pump f"' ding Was
r..-orted - on thirty -stN "cr.'-ipns
Slnc. the agitation began th" sentences
served nv women amount IN the aRgrs-
Ca'.. o. tWenty--ight years
The sun., 1910-03-17

size NuSI Pas he CasI~IIaR~'s Parents
Pension Arrears.

~0T"- U ITNF IFFTITE 2 7" 7 ~ n =
pARI- March ~ The FIRST Chamber oi
the Tribunal of the Seine gave a judgment
to-day against the Princ~-- de Ssgsu
formerly the Countess lie Cas,rllane aud
iefor,' her first maria z" Anna Gould
The Princess - condemned 90 paw the
Marquis de Castellans. father Of Count
Boni. SIS. 2UO This ~ what Is due of a
life pension which she agreed TO pay him
on January 81 iSsS. "a exchange for the
forest of Bougnies which he conveyed 70
her az that time
The sun., 1910-03-17
az BERIIN WIV 60 ON >TRIKE.
DrmORs'ra tICsNs ENperted oD FTtda>. An
nI,rrsarS Of the 80 Tr0ubies.
,-cr'l' CI''s Ds'pi'1h n rHs srS

BERLIS. March ~ There 10 every
probability Of renewed street demonstra.
,ion- on Friday. which - the anniversary
~ the shoot inG- Of istS II - understood
thtt there will he . general strike for a
daN
- .uthorifv u - said thai tH0 re-
vol,sr~ were -.'ryed 20 the pnlice to-day
\ large torC- Of grndarfne- from out
lviHg di-tr'ci- will N. brought to the cIty
t. assist ~ mtintr rinIng order
The sun., 1910-03-17
n esdla9 and I.ehtgh SasIey Reads Tn
si1etsd Z nder EIhlns Act

PRuADFLFHI.. March "a indictments
we're returned today Wv the Federal
Grand Jury against the Reading and
Is,high Valley YailI oad-
The defendants ara charged with can
ceiling demurraRe charee- that should
have bcsn pasd by the Reihlehen st@el
Company
The sun., 1910-03-17
CHINAWAN'S RICH GOLD FIND.
cleans Ip s7OA. .OOo Fron, Osa RiNer Bed
IN California.

ArFUPS. Cal. March "a All KAi. .
Chinarnan. has cleaned up seOa .oOO from
gravel piS a. You Bet. just across Bear
River from Dutch Flat
kai lcassd the ground. ran 2oO foot
tunnel and struck an old river he'd
II 10 the largest md since tho early
davs of Placer county gold mining
The sun., 1910-03-17
'ON>EGRtTTD TLEI ITOR
IIsrIFI" tTsiT. Win Latin lnSCTsP'isn. IR
~ Prtrr's nps,sa

RoMr. March 10 An el-ctr,c elevator
carving ten perSons. hrs b.en installed
in the stairway leading 90 the cupOla
IN ~ Peters
An appropriate latin inscription. IN
which the elevator - termed -ElectriCum
snabathr,Im- N placed aG she entrance
The lie will b. sOiemnly blessed aud in
sugurated by Cardinal RampOlla neat
Saturday.
The sun., 1910-03-17
Ts1 sulI sur, Nr- Mr-. NsIor

The Cooperation Counsel got permis-iun
from Supreme Court Justice Newburger
yesterday 10 revive an action to recover
~ ms la personal taNes from Mrs. Caroline
Astor as executrix of the estate q her
father Abraham Schermerhogn. and it
will be continued against her executors.
The sun., 1910-03-17
HIvhER TO PENITENTIdRT
Pleaded Guilty 90 AerepsIng deposits
when He kneN Esls Bank Was Snssl' Sai g.

STRACUsE March 10 Walter n stew
art 81 ChittsnanRo. private banker.
a, years old. was to-day committed 10
the OnOndagA county penitentl'ry az
JameavIlle after pleading guilty At
wampaville n an indictment charging
him wIth having accepted derosIts ~ hi-
private hank when h" knew the hank
was insolvent. u wCs a Madison county
indictment. reported one year ago. after
stewart failed with liabilities of s2O.00O
md assets of " Oso He was IN have
been tined Monday with Judge W ".
Ross oG Onondaga county presiding.
but entered plea Of guilty His sen
tsnce - one year st hs I'd labor
In passing s"ntenc" Judge RoH- -a'd
he Inferred from the prelimInqrv eNami-
ma ton ~ Jurors that Madison county
people had Lost before IN sO-criled hanks
and that this case mist be an example.
The sun., 1910-03-17
'RIILW PLW IRINDONED.
Japanese FSrrlgn Ouarr. RrparI o.. Has
t.Nr ~ % G'hInrsaSl- NiGuR Project.

NT'T TT'0T--'T =
PEKIN March H. Il ~ sRldIhat owing
to strong diplomatic pressure the Board
of Foreign Anairs has I"en forced I"
abandon further negotiations m ConnrC-
tion with the proposed Chlnrhar. Nigun
Railway
The sun., 1910-03-17
I..AN.R. .. IInra 90. oo.1 fsr Rra,sIInE

IOrIsvIIIE. Ky. March - Oficials
~ tho louisville and Nashville RAILROAD
to-day pleaded guilty TO tern counts
of an Indictment charging rehating
4 hne Of $4,000 was asaeused against
the road.
The sun., 1910-03-17

RESo Ney March - Beulah Stubs
Snndcriand. daughter 81 &. Ssubhs.
general trafic manager for the Hartman
lines. this morning got = divorce on the
around 81 cTti~lty.
The case was heard hehind closed doors
end waa not contested by ths DESCENDANT.
John Sunderland.
The sun., 1910-03-17

HASE G0g URlED BEWETu CmAM PAGNE
-BTut cuVer o. NpariAl Dee
n 7. Dswsy 4 sons Co. ias FaItoh 81. Nsw Vera
--AdH
The sun., 1910-03-17

@ sssAa s.s. :, SEA. s... ..IcSnss sSSIsS sAIE.
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

In accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 50, Sections 1915 inclusive,
CT the revised laws of the Territory of
Hawaii; The owners of property abut-
ting on or adjoining 10 both sides Of
Alakea street between the westerly
curb line of Hotel street to the easterl>
curb line of Ala Moana street, are here
by directed, notified and instructed
within sixty 600 days from date OF
notice, to lay stone curbing and con
struct cement sidewalks on both sides
of said street to the full width of the
sidewalk Except where already con
structed) sidewalk and curbing to be
laid in accordance with the. standard
specifications on file in the office of the
superintendent of Public Works, Capt.
tol Building, Honolulu.
Upon failure by the property owner
to comply with notice, proceedings will
be instituted as provided by law.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, March 9, 1910. S607
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SUGAR QUOTATIONS FOR THE WEEK.


ID,
ID
March 6 degree centrifugals 1860
ID
bets As 3D. N
beets AS ID,
beet
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BY Authority
NOTICE.

NEW CONNECTIONS TO WATER
SYSTEM
The Beretania street pump viii be
shut down on Sunday, March 20, 1910,
between the hours of 6 a. m. and 6 p.
IN. while making new connections in the
pipe system; consumers are respectfully
requested not to irrigate during the
said hours.
J. N. LITTLE,
superintendent of Honolulu Water
Works S6l3
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WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

-
Weather cloudy
March IT Temperature IS;
March Temperature
ather air.
March -
Weather
March Rainfall
March
Wealth
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
West Hawaii Railroad Company, Ltd

Notice Is hereby given that a stock
holders meeting is called for Tuesday,
March -, at ; ?. NJ, at the Office of the
Hawaiian Development Company, Linn
ited, rooms 3lU-@l5 StangenwaId build
ing, Honolulu, for the purpose Of con
slderlng an amendment of the res0Iu-
ton passed at the stockholders meet
ing held on the goth day Of October,
1907, on the question of increasing the
capital stock of the company.
f. b. McSTOCkER.
Secretary West Hawaii Railroad Co.
Ltd
March 2O-2l-22 2-f
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World of Finance

spring approaches and business becomes
more active confidence will rise still
higher, rejecting itself in further
advance in prices. An advance is also
likely TO meet with approval in power
full banking circles, whose interests lie
on the side of higher prices, especially
in view of forthcoming security issues
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Another week of comparative quiet |
has passed, during which the tendencies I
on the stock exchange were visibIy to- |
ward Improvement. The undertone is !
stronger. and confidence is rising At /
the same time there are enough uncer
tainties to prevent any premature up |
ward movement. Labor troubles are |
creating a good deal of Uneasiness in |
corporation circles, especially as the |
season is approaching when restlessness
Of this character is usually most active |
In a number of cases concessions have !
been made to employees, but the violence
shown IN Philadelphia naturally arouses
fears of possible disturbances elsewhere.
II is not forgotten also that the Stand
ard Oil and tobacco cases are still be
fore the Supreme Court. and that a
decision may be anticipated at almost
any time in the next few months There
IS less fear of a drastic opinion than
a few months ago, but these two cases
are in any event important elements of
uncertainty. Some further hesitation
has been induced by sensational reports
Of damage to the winter wheat crop,
but As these prove to have been much
exaggerated they may he dismissed; it
being too soon 10 form any reliable idea
As to the condition Of the winter wheat
crop.
When it comes to considering the ia
vorable features the balance appears TO
! be largely on the side of the latter.
The political skies are Frightening, and
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! YORK MARKET.

=, synopsis Of the New York mar
...irities for the seven days end
r,5rnary 24 follows:
advanced Ice. Refined ad-
@'' 1or Net casn quotations this
g ',s. centrifuzaIs, 4.$6c.; musco-
2 SIZE; molasseS. 5.6lc.; granu-
S00c. Receipts. = $50 tons,
40. 10000 tons. Total stock IN
,7rrs 1851 tons, against u.s.
ans asst week, and l9e,5e9 tons
!. veal. Beet sugar quotations, +. o,
a,n6nrg. rs. lgl2d. per cwt. for
l 'oslrsis. equal to +95c. for 90
.srtrjfugals at New York. First
German graduated, fob. Ham
I. rs, 1Ol.d.. equal to 5.50c. New
,.imstei ahoats 10 the United
h. from Cuba and West Indies,
4 ions; Hawai-. $4,000 tons; Peru.
Mo. tons. Total, $4,000 tons.
81 aAh RON. T.-- YEAR
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-31
4 PRACTICAL TALKS BY THE
APRIL GRANDMOTHER

Prominent shoulder blades hayc been
the despair of countless drcsSmakcrs who
have tried to invest plaiuuesS with a sem
blonce Of pulchritJdc They usually be-
long TO a girl who is slender to the point
of meugrcncsS. aud the remedy for them
is to cultivate II lat forming appetite by
exercising vigorously in the fresh air.
Nearly always the rounded back is the
possession of the fat girl who is 80 IN
dolcnt that she lounges about the house
habitu5lly aud rarely walks more than a
quarter OF a mile at time Temporarily
she should give up eating and drinking
all the things she best likes. put herself
on wholesome but Spartan diet, don
loose shoes and tight back brace and
take daily walk of hye miles. The 6rst
day she will scarcely be able TO accomplish
one mile, but by degrees she viii be capu-
bile OF going a longer distance. and at the
end OF the month the prescribed distance
viii bo merc bagatclle and her friends
will scarcely recognize her vastly i'm
proved 6gure and bearing.
In the course Of long and misspent
life" concluded the April Grandmother.
Il have learned few things solely from
one OF them is that the
women who are accorded the most defer
cncc. whether or not they are deserving
OF il. are those who possess the 10 called
'quecnly bearing which is always 1850
clated with suaiebL broad and plant
shoulders