ths
daily
nev&
Wednesday,
Martn
24
PAQE
fQUR
ON
FRIDAY
Speculation
of
Weeks
Will
End
When
Grand
National
Racers
Try
Alntree
Course
UVMPOQL.
Eng.
March
26:
The
Orand
National
will
be
ran
over
the
famous
Alntree
course
on
Friday,
after
one
of
the
strangest
flclal
prohlbiUon
against
the
fly-
to
see
some
English
fences
in
a
race
ing
of
aeroplanes
onr
the
course
j
before
the
National,
then
things
while
the
lace
is
in
progress.
might
have
been
different
As
it
is.
In
Ireland,
just
aero
the
Irish
the
French
star
was
schooled
over
Sea.
the
interest
to
greater
than
conceptions
of
English
fences
at
could
be
aroused
by
any
other
.
Mal&aus
Lafitte.
sporting
event
Fdr
Ireland
remains
i'
The
race
will
be
worth
approxl-the
great
home
of
the
steeplechase
:
mately
$60,000,
slightly
lower
than
horse
and
seems
Hkely
te
eentinaef
last
year
when
a
record
field
of
M
so.
The
Irish
fannvr
who
turns
out
started.
Spectators
will
see
this
a
mare's
offspring
Into
the
pad-1
prise
disposed
of
in
a
contest
last-deck,
to
he
broken
for
jumping
:
Ing
leas
than
10
minutes.
Not
ail
only
when
the
hone
Is
threw
or
of
them
trf!l
remember
that
even
four
years
of
age.
has
been
re-'
allowing
for
the
b
reeks
of
the
ac-sponslble
for
the
strength
and
de-,tual
race,
many
weeks
of
patient
elonment
of
most
of
the
great
;
training
ana
years
01
experience
training
campaigns
since
the
great
,
steeplechasers
of
the
past
inetod-.
.
i
.
tft
1S3J.
'
.....
.
,
-.
steeplechase
was
first
run
in
The
mishaps
to
Gree&lach
and
Baxter
Hero,
who
finished
first
and
second
last
year,
have
been
received
with
rattgittDg.
Bat
on
Frtday
all
uncertainty
wtO
have
vanished.
Oat
of
haS
a
hundred
horses
one
it
in
a
iteopfrthm
terse.
inc
such
Nati.nal
winners
as
Jerry
M..
MaiuCeslu.
Xirkatnd.
Troytown.
Sergeant
Murphy
and
Shaun
Spadah.
Htrses
Indisposed
Baater
Hero,
veteran
of
many
will
have
to
eurffe
the
iunetyflrst
ateepecJuLse-and
esperienee
is
wiimsr
of
the
atfhreate
tMt
of
mer-"the
stoat
valuable
asset
In
a
Orand
play
a
large
part
in
the
outcome
The
running
of
the
historic
Grand
National
recalls
the
origin
of
the
word
steeplechase.
In
the'
early
days
of
this
essentially
Brt
;
tish
sport
men
were
accustomed
to
'
match
their
hunters
against
each
other,
and
ride
across
country
to
a
i
fixed
point
near
to
some
steeple,
which
gtrided
them
on
their
way
I
National
was
a
dear
out
favorite
across
hedges,
fences
and
ditches.
Not
even
the
Derby
can
detract
for
Friday's
race
for
some
months.
from
the
greatness
of
the
Orand
Than
he
strained
a
tendon
and
for
N-vionai.
It
is
unique
among
the
some
days
there
was
doubt
that
he
world's
great
sporting
events
be-1
would
start.
Ivest
violet-ray
treat-cause
of
its
classic
severity.
For
meats
were
resorted
to.
He
Is
own-years
after
it
became
a
fixture,
ed
by
J.
H.
Whitney.
United
States
competent
judges
doubted
whether
'
turfman,
though
he
was
bred
on
a
horse
could
finish
the
course
with
j
this
side
of
the
ocean,
an
impost
of
it
stone
164
pounds.
Gregalach,
last
year's
winner,
is
Two
years
ago
out
of
starters,
(a
half
brother
of
Baetar
Hero,
both
only
one
finished
the
course,
the
.being
sons
of
My
Prince.
He
was
humble
Tipoerary
Tim.
a
10G
to
one
indisposed
some
weeks
ago
bat
shot,
who
jam
ml
his
victory
if
(Seemed
to
have
recovered
until
he
only
because
he
was
able
to
keep
ran
a
very
poor
race
in
a
trial
on
ob
teet.
1
March
15.
His
showing.
Indeed,
was
ftour
and
a
half
miles
of
heaxy
so
feeble
that
Mrs.
M.
A.
OemmeB.
coma
with
M
dtffteuK
jumps
con
this
owner,
removed
him
to
another
front
the
aspirant
to
National;
honors.
Bechers
Brook.
Valentine's
Same
ways
this
was
superior
sport
.
to
the
modern
steeplechase
over
an
artificial
course.
But
It
didst
allow
for
the
spectator.
WAUGHWINS
OVER
DONALD
Took
First
of
Individual
Champion-Ship
Billiard
Games
Last
Night
By
5W
to
4i:
Score
training
establishment
There
was.
1De
v
"""""f
"7"
under
but
talk
of
four
play
among
turfe!eh1B18WPs
.
.
,
..i.kt
Ax,r,a
Wiinh
allmln
Brook
and
Canal
Turn
have
a
more
who
forgot
that
Oregaiach
is
a
no-.
"
ll
Andy
IW
.e
f
irrt
than
local
significance.
A
very
tortousty
temperaments!
turf
small
psrcentage
of
steeplechase
.difficult
to
train.
The
net
result
t.bJ
f?re.Lj
111
IiosVSnTSc
sTndVuy-lthat
a
third
horse
became
the
bet-
f0.
eheieeoM
Gratis,
who
wffl'v
good
showing
It
took
three
me
werto
give
them
a
chance
I
ting
rider
of
u,!
hoars
and
ten
minutes
to
play
the
tathk
race.
Yet
nke
aH
horse
be
ridden
by
Ptggott
.
match.
J.
Smith
was
referee
and
O.
raeea.
the
National
fti
lis
surprise.
,
National
winners.
Ctototar
carried
the
punishing
There
is
little
doubt
the
uncer-'
Walker
and
George
Shenton
acted
franmfagT
of
116
top
weight
to
taint
sarrouudia
the
star
entries
markers.
1-1
am
w
.
.
.
iiT
it,.
'
ITniTin
H
a&n
haw
little
hone
of
thlM.
result.
Trssn
servtoM
hate
Venuvteg
en
Ins
fsrst
attempt
at
audi
The
second
game
of
the
first
bfcddtng
far
weeks
for
the
abnormal
a
prise.
His
trainer.
M.
dtXhujien.
round,
between
Den
Brown
and
O.
traffic
from
other
ceatres
of
the
admits
he
is
trying
an
experiment
p.
Tinker
wig
be
played
tomorrow
And
a
aideBght
Is
the
of-
Hid
Heugon
been
given
s
cnanee
rugm.
Dominion
of
Canada
Income
Tax
CORPORATION
DIVIDEND,
WAGE
AND
SALARY
RETURNS
s
Due
March
31st
e
The
larequirtfiatallC
Joint
StockGompanies,
-J
ana
v&soaaaons
snau
maKe
lnionnaaon.
renirns
covering
ail
di-idends
bonuses,
wages
and
salaries
paid
during
the
year
1929.
Every
person
who
fails
to
make
such
returns
on
or
before
March
31st
is
liable
to
a
penalty
of
$10.00
for
each
day
of
default
(maximum
penalty
not
to
exceed
$50.00.)
Corporation
Information
Returns
are
to
be
made
on
Forms
T4
and
T5f
copies
of
which
can
be
had
from
your
Postmaster,
or
the
Inspector
of
Income
Tax
in
your
district.
Act
prompdy
and
avoid
penalties.
SECRETARIES
NOTE
:
Do
not
neglect
to
obtain
forms
T4
and
T5
and
file
returns
immediately.
WINNIPEG.
MAN.
Where
Income
Tax
IasfrectorsAre
Locnf
ed
:
CAiaVRT.ALTA.
tAuttet
BueV&
RECINA.$A$K.
SA$K.KTCQN.
tDK.VTO.N,
ALTA.
PRINCE
ALBERT,
SASJC
PjOlBuJIW
VANCOUVTR,aCi
WWnBuains
The
Department
of
National
Revenue
Income
Tax
Division
HON.
W.
D.
ZVIXK
OTTAWA
C,
S.
WALTtltSv
MialMr
Niriwl
Rnrrur
CVmwmmt
Ivnw
Tax
iiDiacK
as
night.
LIQUID
STOVE
'POLISH
i,MCKrrrs
tcvtssuiu
kited.
MOKTRtil
TCWHTO
-
-
WWOSMS
I
Sport
Chat
Grot
to
has
made
quite
a
clean-up
in
local
indoor
sports
this
winter
and
congratulations
are
due
the
dub
for
something
tn
the
way
of
a
unique
record,
the
Tobacconists
had
already
captured
the
billiard
and
whist
league
championships
and
this
week
added
to
their
laur-eis
by
taking
the
cttbbage
title.
In
each
ease,
they
won
the
first
half
honors
but
lost
out
on
the
second,
as
if
to
make
a
eompetMien
of
It
coming-
back
In
the
finals,
however,
to
win
out
each
time.
It
is
not
often
that
trophies
have
gone
so
eon
slstenUy
in
one
direction
as
they
have
dene
this
winter.
win
in
a
canter
by
lengths
injeaused
a
larger
proportion
01
see-
-
'
progressive
bridge
is
a
new
form
Ma
Manifesto
carried
the
saroe
kers
then
usual
to
turn
to
toe
iss-
ew
c,r"
"
""'
of
entertainment
evolved
by
the
impost
to
win
in
1st,
ser
lights
who
wiil
at
least
ha
ve
b
near
tte
d
ien
Wah
HerMtomt
oommHtee
of
the
Uverwol
besemes
the
centre
of
weight
ae
vantages
te
recommend
maea
a.,bh
break
far
the
oteh
Toronto
Board
of
Trade
C3et.
On
the
Brittsst
Isles
on
Friday.
Hun-
them.
01
taTLJWfjrMW
Jcea
mmiy
,bt
drees
of
thousands
will
congregate
The
Orand
National
will
attract
weB
ta
the
.
Waugh-s
average
teter
to
1B0Oh
are
at
Aintree
and
mllhons
all
over
tne,
out
one
iTenen-iramea
nore.
yrr
numi
a.o
uu
wtxuu
s
;
nbn
wiU
travel
from
one
mem-
bers
besse
to
another
in
North
Rosedate.aad
Moore
Park
district,
playing
pve
rounds
of
bridge
In
each
home.
The
party
wfll
be
assembled
at
one
peace
for
luncheon,
however..
Soeae
43
members
of
the
el
ab
will
take
part
tn
the
Auction
bridge
esttbusiH
its
from
many
pobaU
m
Canada
and
the
'
UnMed
States
gathered
in
Toronto
'
week
for
the
annual
touma-1
I
of
the
Toronto
Whist
Club
at
the
Royal
York
Hotel
The
tourna-'
aunt
was
under
the
direction
of
She
various
eonnKtees
of
the
cbn.
The
main
events,
open
to
ail
players,
were
fee
atdtes
pairs,
the
mesrs
pairs,
the
mixed
pairs
and
I
fuse
Windsor
fours.
A
new
feature
'
was
the
Ontario
CfeaUene
Trophy,
presented
for
competition
by
the
eeMts
the
fours
championship
of!
the
province
of
Ontario.
It
wast
mpm
to
one
team
of
four
players.
;
(eprssenAf
aay
iadtvidwxl
dab.
t
or
ropmontaUve
of
any
city
or
tows
m
Ontario
in
which
there
is
i
no
organned
club.
The
Toronto
I
I
WWst
Cab
at
a
mixed
dub
with
i
tmiiMm
ouartets
and
received
a
I
provincial
charter
m
the
year
1000.
j
fit
mesaeert
wewast
tnthusustsj
and
for
many
years
at
Hs
annual
;
i
totsEnaavau
one
events
were
keen-;
ihj
ebntesvd.
After
fee
wax.
the
ac-
IsfcMea
ef
tbeaeub
were
revived
andi
seeen
years'
og
the
club
hes
the!
.first
auction
"bridge
tournament.
The
teunaaments
are
now
held
aa
iaoaBy.
Named
After
Real
'
Pioneer
of
Nova
!
Scotia
Province
REINDEER
LONG
TRIP
OTTAWA.
March
The
drt
of
3.000
reindeer
from
the
wes
coast
of
Alaska
eastward
to
the
delta
of
the
Mackensie
river
In
the
Northwest
Territories
of
Canada
is
progressing
favorably
and
this
month
the
herd
is
expected
to
reach
the
basin
of
the
Colvill-
I
river
in
northern
Alaska,
where
it
will
remain
during
the
coming
I
summer,
resuming
the
movement
game
;
Tbtre
is
a
utile
tot
m
Inenoorg.
-N&.
aaawtf
lane
Uargaret
Badjy.'
'wen
is
4
direct
descendent
of
Osome
rredessck
BaiUy.
who
m
the
earry
bistary
of
the
town
officiated)
laacher
xsA
laj-resuaer
to
the)
rronsh
at
North
West
Range.
The
first
utrttr
t
LaaeasMrrg
sews,
'sealed
on
Juste
?,
ms.
was
that
M
iJare
isargorH
Battty:
sa
oc-;fred
on
the
mght
on
Juste
t,
the
Bttht
folsBwlnc
fee
landsnc
of
the
,
fxnt
seitters.
the
child,
aa
boaer
of
wbssa
the
pesseat
baby
Jane
Is
nbsaed.
besac
ban
aa
a
eeeMruetod
l
,
j
'
CNR.
ituamer
PrfeXiOe
Oeorxt
Cap.
Neil
Vkteaa.
arrived
as
port'
at
11
etseek
this
mornww;
farm;
Yoaeouver.
PoweB
Rfrer
and
Octaa
PaJk
wife
a
goodstsed
pawenger
ast
i
the
keen
eomnetition
for
furs
nasi
Mackenzie
and
as
they
increase
to1
place
smaUr
hetds
at
other
unliable
points.
The
natives
will
b
Instructed
in
tho
handling
and
herding
of
the
reindeer.
had
to
be
abandoned
V.
th?
dr.
owing
to
"fhowstorms.
The
rmn
i
of
reindeer
took
place
u
the
east
of
Elephant
point
in
the
vU-ley
of
the
Napaktolik
RWrr
w!ur
winter
corrals
are
slt
iateti.
Sn,
v
t
orms
preatiy
relanlod
the
work
of
gathering
the
herds
t.-r.-fth
r
and
at
one
ttaie
whpn
abaut
")
-000
deer
were
bng
he-l-1
towards
the
corral
a
bliszar
'
watered
them
and
It
took
ab-
;t
e!
-'
days
hard
work
before
the
r-:roii
were
safely
within
the
corrals
Or.
in
Oetobor.
Word
of
the
progress
rjecetnber
01
uie
retnoeer
purcnaseo
ay
rne
,
Dominion
Government
was
brought
by
A.
E.
Porsild
of
the
Northwest
Territories
and
Yukon
Branch,
of
the
Department
of
the
Interior.
who
recently
returned
from
Alasks.
While
In
the
north
Mr.
Porsild
selected
the
animate
to
be
included
In
the
movement
and
saw
the
drive
well
under
way
before
be
re
turned
to
Ottawa.
The
estabUehraent
of
iwlnaaer
herds
In
Northern
Canada
to
to
provide
a
new
source
of
food
and
nothing
for
the
native
innabitanta
The
Introduction
of
high-powered
fire
arms
arsons
the
natives
and
THE
ROUNU-l'P
The
drive
is
to
be
carried
out
a
-
Interior
Department,
Qtfl&l-JUxiediottsey
a
possible.
A
recon-
turns
from
Alaska
Select?
Animals
and
Saw
U.lve
Started
nalssaroc
flight
uy
aeropiartc
earn-in
October
over
the
n-opoMrl
m-t
tn
the
far
north,.
OI
Ir"
Bm
and
the
provision
of
supplementary
supplies
such
as
remdeer
ean
furnish
is
deemed
desirable.
Surveys
completed
by
A
E.
Porsild
and
his
brother.
R.
T.
Porsild.
in
the
area
east
of
the
Mackensie
delta
and
around
Great
Bear
Lake
in
1927-36
haw
shown
that
large
parts
of
the
great
northern
ptalas
and
adjoining
tracts
of
open
timbered
land
between
the
Coppei-aUaa.
mA
the
isackenxie
rivers
eminently
suited
to
reindeer
traeaM.
and
wiU
swpport
vast
herds
of
these
animals
It
is
proposed
to
establish
the
S.ftOO
animals
recently
purchased
in
the
area
im
V-
13
the
work
of
wieciinp
the
an-mast
for
Canada
ws
begun
and
2890
does
and
307
b-icM
were
chosen
by
December
16.
The
.mrp!iis
animals
over
tne
S.OOt
traded
for
are
to
replace
any
lost
by
tntury
during
the
movement.
As
the
animals
were
chosen
they
Promisins;
were
placed
In
charge
of
Esklsao
fho
nis
herds
rs
and
directed
along
the'
route
to
be
followed,
being
allowed
to
graze
as
they
moved
along.
Andrew
Bahr,
three
other
veteran
Lapp
herders,
and
six
Kasimo
herders
are
tn
charge
of
Uie
drive.
Fifty
Stews
drawn
by
reindeer
contain
the
equipment
while
abo.:t
300
reindeer
steers
are
also
accom-
.
.
.
.
.
nnniw
I
rm
ripiii
an
mm
in
in
The
but
herd
moved
ea.tward
to
the
headwaters
of
the
Napaktolik
rtver
and
Porsild
paints
s
graphi-
picture
cf
the
view
of
the
approaching
herd
he
obtained
from
the
top
of
February
mountain.
The
herd
had
turned
northeastward
from
this
notnt
and
the
rrossrtiz
'
of
the
End'cotl
range
is
ekpt
t
:
BiLli'
BU.SIIAW
loca.
hM
niifht
whiah
they
begir.
to
I'm
east.
In
Octt-b-
:
d'
ve
will
be
resu-T.i
-.
..
,
northern
Alaska
eoant
-no
i
pe-
ted
that
the
herd
the
east
bank
of
ti.
river
early
In
INI.
.
.
-enoea
W
senoy
oep
,
-
-
mB.
of
the
f.wmn
penod
numoers
oi
iur
Dearmg
ana
oiaer
i
r
t
to
be
completed
this
mor.:h
T.v
Little
tmtly
ran
;
v.
herd
wfll
remain
m
the
iws.n
of
'crying
as
thrurfJ
her
the
Colvtlle
river
darfemr
the
fawn-;
break.
ng
sasnti
which
occurs
tn
April
-
What's
wronf.
dea-
and
for
the
greater
part
of
the
m
.her.
rammer,
moving
to
the
coast
when
"M
dolly
Wry
t
.
.
the
flies
become
too
bothersome.
koh4
Thus
the
fawns
wfll
be
given
an
"Bow
su
dhf
break
sediatsty
east
of
the
delta
of
the
opportunity
to
attain
a
at
Early
ih.s
sprin;
H
T
wf
the
North
West
T:r
Yukon
Bramh
will
c-ieroplane
to
compl
ments
for
the
rry
herd
In
the
beflnnine
terials
for
the
erecnor.
rate,
huts,
and
oth-
r
have
already
been
sh:7)?"-
"I
his-hise-on
tike
a
THOUGHT:
Another
admirer
lost
for
Janet
.
.
.
all
because
of
"B.O
"
WHAT
a
bitter
dwappointBaent
the
cveseeg
ka4
LcenT
Men
bad
been
poftesess
Hsetf.
Bat
somesww.
Jaaet
knew
sue
hadn't
made
a
good
impression
on
this
new
salmirer.
Wiose
fash?
Janet
dswe't
ksww
taea.
But
tkere
s
no
"B.
O."
no
bod
odor
robeis
her
of
popularity-
now.
Let
htt
tel
jea
what
see
leaned
about
this
treaekeroas
fauk
and
Ike
easy
way-
la
end
it
by
keefsmg
pesipiratiosi
cJosWt.
No
fB.0."
'ai
any
time
note
Tike
everybody-
else,
I
pes
scare
more
freer
in
summer.
Bat
I
never
dreamed
I
wis
guSty
of
'B.
0.'
at
an
time.
Lifeb
UMrOoar)
"Now
I
reelae
why.
We
leeocne
in
Mositive
to
erer-pteseat
odort.
Buttke
pores
const
sntry
hre
off
ooW-caastng
waste
as
mock
as
a
smart
dauj.
"So
lifebuoys
my
easy
toakt
soap
now.
And
Hove
it!
No
otkwr
toSst
sosp
Las
ever
made
me
fed
so
coeapseteir.
tkrustnfjr
cfc
4
as
Lifebuoy.
IU
retreating,
aatiscptic
lather
punfirt
pores
so
dcefdy,
B.
O.'
is
iaapossible.
"Ifow
caaar
lifebuoy
keefM
my
skia,
too,
And
its
a
real
ssiesjwsrd
against
cerms.
ijSeeooy
a
paaajanr.
errrs-eson
fceatt.
yea
it
tosf
muse
su
Lrrt
Swdwi
ttmfi.
TwrsOa
LiOV
HEALTH
SOAP
stops
body
odor
lefts