March
28.
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WT
FRIDAY
NEXT
As
Told
lo
Harold
C.
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Hy
PAUL
WIIITKMAN
"L
NAT,0V'
TO
HE
,t,
V
at
KEEP
FREE
FROM
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
FROM
BATH
TO
BATH
It
s
simply
a
matter
of
changing
t
o
Lifebuoy
Toilet
Soap
for
face,
h.mds
and
bath.
Thus
you
will
neutralize
the
effect
of
the
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
which,
physicians
say,
the
body
sends
daily
through
the
pores.
Lifebuoy
it
a
superb
toilet
v.jp
and
the
protection
.n-aintt
perspiration
odojr
la
I
-e,
because
Lifebuoy
costa
no
more
than
the
toilet
soup
you
now
uae.
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HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
i'i
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of
the
New
Chevrolet
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139
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I'KKI)
F.NTItlEH.
j
UNCERTAIN
AS
EVER
Any
One
of
a
!,
,.ukeit
,
Win
rirrat
Classic
Race
!
LIVERPOOL.
March
28.-teeplechas-ing
Is
traditionally
uncertain
and
the
Orand
National.
greatest
cuitrst
,f
this
kind
in
the
world,
has
a
long
record
of
upsets"
In
form
and
of
heart-breaking
mUhapa
to
favorite
candidate.
I
This
year'.
Grand
National,
to
be
run
,v.r
ine
hlatorlc
old
Alntrw
course
on
Friday.
March
30.
is
more
uncert.in
than
ever.
The
entry
i
the
l-rgcn
i-the
hUtory
of
the
race,
which
Koes
back
to
1839.
nd
there
Is
no
dominant
contender
or
popular
favorite
Upward
of
half
a
hundred
horses
will
face
the
barrier
and
easnv
the
gruelling
four
and
a
half
mile-
course
with
It
deadly
fences
and
dan-en,n,
water
Jump,
More
than
100
rnrvs
were
entered,
u
record
nomination,
and
M
accepted
the
wrlht.i
Out
of
tin
entry,
which
of
courso
.ncludes
many
horaea
with
only
a
remote
chanc
of
completing
the
course
the
gport-lov.im
public
of
Britain
is
trying
to
"pick
a
winner."
j
The
Orand
National,
which
haa
no
rival
anywhere
In
the
world,
haa
gripped
the
Imagination
fully
aa
strongly
aa
any
previous
National
and
a
record
attendance
may
result.
This
world
seaport
la
converted
Into
one
great
hive
of
Speculation-on
the
Identity
of
the
horse
who
wUI
triumph
in
a
classic
teat
!of
stamina
i
I.IM-'.K
TO
111'
IIF.II
j
Moat
of
the
spectators
will
not
be
able
to
tell
one
entry
from
another,
especially
when
they
are
well
away
on
the
grind.
But
It
l
the
race,
not
the
horses,
that
matters
to
the
average
man.
Hundreds
of
special
timns
are
belne
run
and
a
(trent
line:
't
sailing
j
TIMBER
SALE
X9786
1
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
;
the
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
23rd
day
of
April
IMS.
for
the
purchaae
of
License
X8788.
to
cut
3.130
000
BJ.
ol
Balsam.
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Cedar
on
an
Urea
situated
on
Rjecoe
Inlet,
mouth
of
;
No'jta
R.'ver.
Range
3.
Coait
District
Three
i3i
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-1
move!
of
timber
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X99S7
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
Utnl.l.,
1ntm
a.
Vl.nia
BP
not
later
than
noon
on
the
2nd
day
of
April
192.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
XBM7.
to
cut
'JOH
285
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
poles
and
piling
on
an
area
situated
"ii
Lot
424.
Kumdls
Slough.
Queen
C'harlo'.te
Islands
Land
Dlatrict.
Two
2l
yean
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,B.C.
.
TIMBER
SALE
X6731
There
will
be
offered
for
aa
le
by
Public
Auction
at
the
office
of
District
For-
B
SI
mt
nwin
nn
i
April
13lh.
1Q3S,
Use
Licence
XS731,
Oet-
!Wtan
nay.
aiuvs-u
iniei.
i.n.
vu
tut
74S.OSO
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Cedar.
Hemkrlc
a:::l
Balsam
sawlogt
irniTWH
M
i
.
....
-
--
-
'
Auction
In
person
may
submit
a
sealed
,
-jnder
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
luctlon
and
treated
as
one
bid.
Three
years
win
oe
auoweu
ior
removal
of
this
timber
Further
particular
of
Chief
Foreater.
Victoria,
or
Dlatrict
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
Sealed
Tenders,
endorsed
-Teodwr
for
.idsi's-toas
itisi"sisaaafl
-i
o
abv
e-
Masrtav.
.
.
w
S
AM
Spec
tleatloiv.
Contract
and
Form
of
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
office
it
the
District
Engineer.
Court
House.
The
successful
tenderer
will
be
called
3ii
to
deposit
with
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
an
accepted
cheque
equal
to
ten
per
nt
01
hetotal
amount
of
his
tender.
Tenders
will
n.'t
be
consldeied
unless
made
out
,n
the
forms
supplied,
sinned
with
the
sctiiul
mniinture
of
the
tenderer,
ana
-neloert
in
the
envelopes
furnished
The
kiet
or
any
tender
not
neoaa-
rC'p,el1
O.
C.
MACKAY.
70
District
F.nglneer.
City
Meat
liarket
(SELVKi
BHOS.)
Third
Ave.
l'hne
"65
KJOT
HSR
(IRONSAKER
(.JKTOST
NOKKKLOST
FUTMYSOST
PIUMUI-A
fiAMMBLOST
FISKKBOI.LER
FLATBROD
MULTUR
05.V.
lHt
fcl.
vnrer.
nilllge
prlser.
Hi::-''"
n
.i'
rln;-
"I
HAVE
been
a
mechanic
with
a
union
card
and
evervthlna.
I
iik
to
take
thing
apart
and
aaaemble
them
again,
especially
automobiles.
After
I
get
through
J
don't
have
a
nut
left
over,
either.
That
nrov
r
mechanic.
"Hut
I
Mini
claim
any
Inventions.
The
nearrot
I
rame
to
that
wtrt
of
fame
was
out
In
my
liuuir
town
of
Denver.
Col.,
when
I
was
u
wmn-.t-r
I
t
up
ii
water
motor
lo
run
my
mollier'n
sewing
machine.
"Eten
loday
anjiiliig
lliat
runs
rylh-inlially
ran
sit
and
ualdi
for
hours.
I've
hrtn
knoHii
lo
Install
a
inlnlaliire
ii-,,tr
mii
the
table
of
my
dressing
room
to
kill
the
walts-hetaeen
performance.
In
our
family
there
was
a
musical
i.idltlon
I
was
bound
to
uphold.
My
mother
waa
a
singer.
Before
her
marriage
my
slatti
did
concert
work,
and
for
a
great
mimy
years
my
father
waa
aipervlaar
of
music
in
the
Denver
pub-
schncls.
.
"Vrl.
utter
all,
the
rhythm
In
ut-
liluery
unit
iiiuMi'
ure
alln.
Ala-ays
It
is
win
ml
I
hat
come)
to
our
lira
In
alien
things
are
wning.
It's
our
ear
that
delects
alike
the
dlM-urd
of
an
orchestra
unil
the
kniKk
In
an
automobile.
That's
why
m
many
miish'hiis
are
niHlunl-rully
liiclltieil.
"I
received
some
practical
mechanic-training
first
We
had
a
dirt
track
In
Denver,
and
the
ctewa
used
to
atop
off
and
race
their
can
around
It.
I
got
a
job
as
a
mechanician.
.And
right
here
I
want
to
throttle
a
libel
that's
bean
going
the
rounds
of
Irresponsible
gossip.
It'a
to
the
effect
that
a
couple
of
apllla
changed
my
mind
about
becoming
a
daredevil
driver.
I
did
not
throw
up
that
haaardous
profession
aa
alleged,
to
pet
into
something
safe
tike
teal
driving.
"The
chauffeur's
place
came
through
pull.
Sitting
beside
the
Clock
That
Never
Runs
Down
waa
a
mild
and
harm-'eaa
occupation
then.
I'll
concede
to
my
critic
The
taxi
bandit
hadn't
been
glorified.
I
went
to
work
for
one
of
my
college
chums
whose
father
gave
him
a
checkbook,
and
the
boy
started
a
taxlcab
company
with
It.
I
gueaa
be
waa
tired
of
looking
a
meter
In
the
'ace.
"It
waan't
a
lark
for
me
but
a
genuine
ttrlnd.
I
learned
a
lot
that
theretofore
I
hadn't
known
about
the
night
life
tiom
the
Mersey
will
be
delayed
some
hours
in
order
that
lis
passengers
may
see
the
race.
The
fascination
ilea
in
the
efforts
of
a
wonderfully-conditioned,
nervously-eager
field
of
thoroughbreds
and
the
ominous
threat
of
the
fences
and
water
Jumps,
which
have
no
duplicates.
;
Bectter'a
Brook
and
the
Canal
Turn,
as
always,
will
take
their
toll
of
unlucky,
runners
and
the
multitude
wUI
gaap
at
,
the
stumbles
and
the
nalrbreadtb
es-1
capea
of
the
riders
of
unfortunate
mounts
from
the
thudding
hoofs
of
more
successful
competitors.
When
It
Is
ail
over
the
actual
running
takes
only
a
few
minutes
prises
of
more
value
than
at
any
time
in
the
race's
history
wUI
be
divided.
Thanks
to
the
record
entry,
the
value
of
thla
year's
National
will
be
very
close
to
60.000.
FltWOK
AMI
l'.S.
The
United
States
haa
sent
Billy
Barton,
ataepluaaaae
Idol
of
Msryland.
1
wuu
rniKfl
turn
mii
wiipina
wsuj
i
others
rne
coyote,
a
renowned
jumper
on
continental
tracks.
But
the
experts!
the
r
neana
have
deonnsd
RlUv
'
Helton
from
"contention."
because
of
his
very
disappointing
record
in
me
National
trial
raoea
held
at
various
courses.
The
Coyote
Is
admittedly
a
real
threat
to
the
Brltlab
owners,
but
more
rellanae
is
piaosd
on
,U
veteran
!
'ksewSKvaaMeW-ed
'
tfteir
mettle
In
various
Natlonaia.
Amberwave,
Lady
Helen
McCalmont'a
ten
-year-old
bores,
rules
more
or
leaa
favorite
at
odds
of
around
ulne
to
one
agalns..
The
other
moat
prominent
candidates
are
Lady
Partridge's
Sprig,
winner
last
year;
BovrU
Third,
who
ran
third
laat
year:
Maater
BlUte,
who
haa
hud
much
National
experience,
and
Easter
Here.
Just
transferred
to
W.
P.
Draper.
American
turfman,
for
MO.OOO.
i
Jack
Horner,
winner
for
a
United
8tates
owner
in
1926,
Is
not
generally
j
favored
to
repeat
and
various
other
candidates
at
one
time
well
supported
have
fallen
Into
disfavor
on
their
show-
lug
ii,
the
trials.
At
least
a
down
others,
however,
stand
a
good
chance
.'
winning,
by
all
accounts.
1
LST
YCAK'H
WIWKUH
Thoae
who
watched
with
delight
Mrs.
'
Partrldge'n
horse
win
the
rare
last
year
scan
with
misgiving
the
weight
table
for
the
present
Orand
National
Sprig
Is
right
at
the
top
with
the
punishing
poundage
of
ITS
lbs
He
shares
this
doubtful
dlatlacttos
with
Bright
a
Roy.
KngjUah
veteran
owned
by
Stephen
San-ford
of
the
United
States.
Brlght's:
Bay
haa
a
good
National
record
Amberwave
Is
to
carry
Iff
pounds.
;
the
aaarte
as
The
Coyote.
Veterana
like
'
Mount
Etna.
Trump
Card.
Ruddyglow.
:
Oreat
Span
and
Thrown
In
are
to
carry
j
heavy
.
Imposts
while
Dovril
Third
gets
by
with
154
and
Billy
Darton
with
111.
Master
Blllle
Is
comparatively
lightly
handicapped
with
148.
The
hulk
of
the
remainder
arc
at
lower
poundage
with
ii
koo'I
score
of
hopefuls
grouped
on
the
bottom
runit
at
140
pounds.
One
of
these
t'lrre
are
food
horesa
even
at
the
botti
n
may
win.
Stranger
ililms
h.iVc
happened
In
'.he
tlmiil
National.
I'.UL
HHITKMAN
"I
might
have
been
a
mechanic
HI
a
union
card."
of
a
city.
"Alter
I
quit
chaperoning
that
commercial
gasoline
beetle
around
the
street"
I
went
to
th
fther
extreme
I
got
into
a
symphony
orchestra.
But
that
dldnt
I
eat
long.
Music
with
a.
hop
to
It
waa
tooling
into
vogue,
and
in
San
Francisco.
I
got
a
Job
Jattng.
.
"nut
the
leader
said
I
didn't
baagi
It
out
loud
ewsagh
lo
suit
him
a
an
I
was
fired.
Noise
was
hln
Idea
af
syisro-pal
lun.
Mine
was
dlllerent.
Ho
I
organised
my
own
orreWra,
and
we
were
engaged
by
a
Las
AagrleK
fwlrl,
deakv
ling
with
my
haal
as
a
movie
eitra
on
orratloit.
.
"No,
there's
nothing
I
want
to
be.
I
was
born
lucky
and
it
seems
to
be
keeping
up.
But
there
Is
scene
thine
I
like
to
do.
I
like
to
get
out
In
the
Micks
and
tip
off
the
youngsters
coming
up
how
to
get
on
in
this
profession
That's
the
only
ambition
I
have
now."
Tomorrow
William
T.
Tlldett.
td
Copyright
by
Public
Ledger.
SPORT
CHAT
PreparaUona
are
already
under
way
for
the
forthcoming
summer
outdoor
sporting
season
in
Wince
Rupert.
Annual
meetings
of
the
CMnadlau
National
snd
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Clubs
have
already
been
held
and
play
wUI
start
in
full
swing
In
the
very
near
future.
Var
ious
organisations
which
will
figure
on
the
football
and
baaebaU
fields
this
eaeon
Ire
looking
out
for
players
and
the
annual
meetings
of
the
two
Associations
should
be
held
be
tore
long.
Plenty
of
material
seems
to
be
available
and
the
prospect
la
that
the
season
in
the
various
lines
of
outdoor
sport
should
be
as
successful
as
any
that
have
gone
before.
Joe
Wright.
Jr..
of
Toronto,
champion
single
sculler,
and
Jack
Quest,
who
will
be
his
partner
In
the
doubsao
event
la
the
Olympic
sports,
will
leave
Canada
for
England
on
June
I.
Both
will
oasn-
pete
in
the
Diamond
Sculls
In
the
famous
English
Henley,
in
whiah
event
Wright
waa
finalist
last
year.
The
man
making
the
better
showing
in
the
Eng
lish
regatta
wUI
represent
Canada
In
the
Olympic
singles,
only
one
entry
frcm
each
country
being
'accepted.
Bert
Morgan's
avarag
per
innings
in
the
junior
billiard
game
Monday
night
was
3.6
and
Mardonald'a,
2.6.
The
time
of
the
game
waa
1
hour
and
26
mlnutea.
Ben
Self
waa
referee,
F.
Joslln
marker
and
Jack
May,
scorer.
Jos
Brown's
average
was
3
S
and
Bess-ley's,
3.2.
the
time
of
the
game
being
one
hour
and
twenty
mlnutea.
J.
Hill-man
was
referee.
P.
O.
Pyle
scorer
snd
F.
Joslln,
marker
Tile
draw
for
the
second
round
In
the
Junior
series
Is
as
fellows:
Bert
Morgan
va.
Joe
Brown.
Outdoors
or
Indoors
whatever
your
talk.
Let
WRIGIEVS
refresh
you
allay
your
thirst,
aid
appetite
and
digestion.
Helps
keep
teeth
clem.
After
Every
Meal
vMi
of
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
.
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
hy
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keep
urse
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Kupcrt,
your
own
town,
apd
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
TIE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly-
Jack
May
vs.
Ben
Self.
MAKES
MONEY
ON
ELEVATOR
K.
A.
III.ATt
III
OHH
AMI
ANMtM'IATKM
M:
tll
OIUIIATKH
111
T
MAKE
Hill
PKOITT
EDMONTON.
March
27
Ex-Mayor
X.
A.
Blatchford.
M.P.,
spread
sunshine
last
Tuesday
at
the
winding
up
meeting
of
the
British
and
Oriental
Orain
Oarn-pany.
Tliis.-oompaax
was
;fejad
.
by
Mr.
Blatchford
some
two
years
agb
Tor
the
purpose
ol
teasing
the
Woodward
j
Elevator
from
the
Vancouver
Harbor
I
Board.
Owing
io
a
dispute
with
the
Harbor
Commissioners,
BUtchford
lost
I
the
lesse,
which
waa
later
given
to
the
United
Orain
Growers
Limited.
I
The
British
and
Oriental
Orain
Com-:
pany.
through
Its
solicitor,
a.
O.
Me-
Goer,
K.C.,
then
entered
action
for
dnmagra
against
the
Vancouver
Har-'
bor
Commissioners
Reorntly
a
friendly
rettlement
was
arranged
for
1138.000.00.
The
total
expenses
of
the
company
utter
effeetlng
the
settlement
are
said
ii
have
amounted
tn
sea
M0.
which
left.
Ivviever
a
profit
if
aas
500
:
no
M
,.'''.
of
the
corapaii)
cotmlsted
ol
K.
A
Blatchford.
MJ..
Senator
P.
B
Lesaard.
Col.
J
K.
Cornwall.
Stanisy
Tobin.
ex-M-P.,
and
A.J
Boilleau.
all
of
Edmonton.
The
share-1
ii
idem
are
said
to
have
put
up
only!
sli'3
esch
to
form
the
company,
which
never
operated
owing
to
the
cancrlla-t
ion
of
the
lease.
On
the
basis
of
sn
equal
division
of
i
he
profits,
esch
shsreholder
receives
tin-
handsome
sum
of
I12.O00.
J
B.
Lambert,
assistant
district
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
public
Works,
was
s
pvseetiKer
abotrd
the
Camusna
yesterday
return
lint
south
following
a
trip
to
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
on
official
duties.
The
government
float
at
the
latter
point
recently
drifted
looae
and
arrangements
have
now
been
mads
to
repair
it
W
A
Talbot.
ii.vltut
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
I
public
works
with
hesdquarter
at
;
Anyox,
arrived
In
ti.e
city
from
tin
i
smelter
town
on
the
CnmiMiin
yeater-d.iy
altvrnoon.
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
NEWS
Richmond
s
i
rfV.'
Lad:
Third
Avenue
Louvre
Famous
for
Values.
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ies'
Wear
Phone
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Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
,
,
SHIPYARD
Operating
li.T.P.
SOoO
Ton
FhwtUiK
Dry
Dufs,
EnolneerN
Mnchlnlstft,
Dollermakertt,
Hlarkamitlut.
Pittlern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworker.
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACBTYLBNG
VEI,I)IN(J.
Our
plant
Is
equippet)
to
bandit)
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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and
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