Thursday,
September
18,
1924.
Twoj.Captains
in
One
Boat
Being
an
account
i)f
a
trip
lo
the
Kcstall
River
as
recounted
by
Newton
Piillen
o(
Victoria
muter
the
noin
de
plume
of
.Marcus
Unwell
in
the
Victoria.
Colonist.
The
next
article
of
the;
series
appears
soon.
AftVjWSK
WBATHRU
CONDITIONS
'
It
seenls-'.iUfvssary
to
hreak
something
in
every
instalment
This
time
it
Vuslhe
kettle.
The
wretched
living
opened
a
seam
in
the
spoilt
and
Effused
to
act
normally
after
that,
hut
there!
were
so
many
hospital
-cases
among
our
possessions
now
that
wd
were
becoming
calloused.
!
The
morning
of
the
day
following
our
arrival
at
.Muddy
Creek
We
packed,
up
and
proceeded
on
our
way.
It
whs
raining
nr'im
l)l'l)IIIljllLr
proppmg
ilim.il
uown
III..
tile
-
;
"
again,
11..
I
I..
I..
1)1..11
..
..
.UUM..
.
F
ill"-'
i'V.-ti,
IIM1IHI
r
yj
e
LAND
ACT.
Caailar
Land
Dlatrlct.
niTontlnit
dlslrfrt
'IT
I'rljwe
IAiiktI,
mil
yltiiiitp
In
Alllii
l.akf,
il,ui
line
half
ii
ilk'
line
ct
"r
Atlln
Towumte.
TAkK
.VOtICK
that
Paul
1..
V.Ktni,
of
Allln,
III
Hip
I'rovlni
nf
,llrlllli
Colum-lili.
irriitllin
JrVillf-r.
lnlfniH
to
annlv
for
friiillni
to
imrrhj-l'
the
following-rtdiirrllH'rt
land:
Cominenrina-
at
a
pout
plantnl
at
the
aipivr
iiN-uir
iiii.iiii:;i
aiuj
IMK
Inland
riilli'Wlriir
tin-
i.lv.i.1
.U.'P
of
ri.iiiriipiiftiniiilt
aiml
Iwo
aTPf
inurn
Mr
irf.
Vrt.
3rd.
0!M
TAI
L
I.OI
IS
EttTiKHT.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
TlM're
l."
be
offered
for
tale
at
Public
Annum,
at
hoon
on
the
ltd
day
of
Sep-lilnher,
ISil,
III
the
omre
ot
th
Oil-irlrt
Korenier.
Siiilllierf.
ll.C,
the
Licence
X
3?0,
to
rut
XO.Dub
Jackpliie
tied
on
an
lira
aaJolnliiK
lliu
Jivt
ltt
ibuuinUry
of
Lot
C70t,
flluau-d
apiriiiiiptply
4
',4
mile',
north
and
east
of
livelier
,
Mke
Station,
hanne
1,
Coast
HUtrlrt.
'
I
Two
it:
yenrii
will
be
m
moval
or
tnnrieiu
An,
'Provided
anyiinn
unanle
to
attend
It
annum
In
person
n.ay
Mibnilt
a
Healed
ten
der
lo
lie
iipcncd
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
aa
one
bid."
further
partlruuirtr
the
cmer
i-ore
let,
Vlrto.-la.
B.C..
or
District
l
l-rlnce
itutert.
B.C.
Allowed
for
re-
Forerlet,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6464.
Scaled
Trndera
will
Imi
rerplveit
bv
the
MliilUir
nf
I.
anil-
nm
later
than
imon
no
the
tth
day
of
September,
tt.
fr
tlie
lurriMr
H
l.ieeuc
Xf)l1,
lu
rill
au.OI'S
feci
uf
Spruce
and
:ii,6uo
Jarki'lnc
Tic
,
i.iia?.
.'.71.
i'
i.
I
Three
a
vear
u
lit.
be
allowed
fur
re-
.
iiiovai
or
umber.
furthrr
lrllcular.
uf
the
Chief
Pure-
icr,
iirioria,
n.;.,
l-rlnce
jiuj.
-rt,
B.C
or
DlJlrttt
Forester.
NOTICE.
ntlre
l
lien
by
xUrii
.
thai
application
will
be
niadn
in
Hie
U'rllallve
AsmhiIiI.y
of
the
Prothtre
of
HrllMi
Columbia
al
the
nett
SrMlon
thereof
fr
au
Ari
"liwkliiK
in,',
..imi.i
u,r
inn
trimF
oi
penrrai
property
or
tlw
Presbyterian
church
In
tiaii-aila,
the
.Methodist
Church
and
the
Con-
maallonal
Clmn-hes
or
Canada,
in
t'jp
Iniled
Church
of
Capaija:
for
the
fyildlnl.i
f
t
had
on
hoard,
'slept
aild
al-
ii
1
1
Im
1
pc
I
a
,,f
...I:..,
(lie
lajler
stream
covered
with
ternaled
priliiln.l
in
in
whitecaps
from
Jhe
wind,
and
a
ism
concerning
Ihe
wither,
this,
ngether
jdllUi
the
rain,
did
Tll0
inmy
of
choos.
nut
irlve
nromise.
of
a
nlonsitnl
1
..
1
.
.
.
.
:
"
.
.'
...
i
iuhl-ii
wane
ancnoren
in
a
,np
now,.
tu
ran
u.
er
our
,r()ul
s,,.pam
,,,,,
nf)l
nex
slop,
we
Hrrried
ahoul
and.
hut
they
were
pood
sardines
and
'
"
1
"
"y
sMon.WP
0n
joyed
Ihem.
Looking
in
our
uimuiiik
umnr
inr
juiuuioii
01
halverv
hox
I
.
1
.
-.
if
ii'iii.
11..
,'
,
'
suggested
raisin
Europe
I'hc
Other
,,r.M..
-..,.
i
;,
:nplalJI
ja,,,
"ncrtainly"
with
rover
nf
the
b.fat
,
we
remaino.1
1
forP,H,
(.ihusiaSrn,
hut
when
he
there
until
fwvttolock
in
(he
af-
took
a
bile
out
of
his
suuare
his
niii.......
,c
mi-iaiurivpyes
fed
in
mini,
n
n
Irw.l-
nf
infinite
sorrow.
Admittedly
the
raisin
squares
were
"
past
the
prime
of
life.
Taking
Photos
JAen
when
the
rain
stopped
and
the
wind
died
down
late
in
the
afternoon,
the
Other
Captain
instead
of
straightway
continuing
the
journey,
needs
rnjist
go
hack
up
the
Muddy
River1
tp
take
plio
smith
imiiit
i.r
Hip
Kinaii
ikUihi
known
allographs.
eventually
reached
i
it
-
i
.
.
on
around;
'
'laii
nun
luriieu
nown
ronlynlnK!sl,'''arn
TIlP
sky
v8
cIearinf?
I
and
the
snow-powdered
peaks
were
showing
tn
advantage
about
us.
The
engine
slopped
at
intervals.
There
was
still
half
of
our
broken
rudder
fastened
on
the.
stern,
and
we
had
tied
if
so
that
it
would
nol
interfere
with
the
propeller
when
we
went
astern.
When
I
he
Owen
swerved
suddenly
and
circled
id
spite
of
all
the
man
at
the
steering
sweep
could
do
we
discovered
thai
one
of
the
ropes
had.
parted
anil
the
rudder
had
come
mil
of
align
ment.
We
had
the
same
trouble
several
times,
bill
eve
i
if
Ihe
launch
had
started
a
loe
dance
we
would
hardly
have
bee"
surprised.
Many
Streams
There
were
Trom
twelve
lo
fifteen
mountain
streams
in
view
at
a
lime,
attr.
at
the
river's
edge,
where
one
torrent
plunged
down
a
sleep
hillside,
there
was
a
big
smow
cave
through
whichthe
water
roared.
As
we
entered
Ihe
Falls
Ilivcr,
where
we
hail
spent
the
first
night
of
our
trip,
rain
bepan
to
fall
once
more.
We
landed
our
baugage.
anchored
Ihe
launch
out.
ereeled
the
lenl
and
cooked
our
upper
as
darkness
was
coming
on.
I
had
'difficulty
with
1
Ihe
other
Cnpjain
because
once
j
in
a
while
duiMng
the
trip
he
"
uu
aii.ii.iiiiiii
.limn
oi
iih'
i
i
-
propen.1
,
.
,
i
i
i
,
roinrrriratlons
eiilerlnt-
the
union
of
the
Would
persist
in
brushing
Ills
-'a
mimic
p.
r.irni
tlw
rnited
cnui-.n
..
Canada,
and
ror'
tin-
holdtnir
of
the
proiHi-y
l(r
i'oiurrevMiii'
votlnir
not
to
mirur
inereln:
Tor
trw'lVustS
relatiUK
t"
feh.nl
and
cnngrpmlMnl
pniperty:
aiiwl
liieralljr
tor
iho
carrviMt
of
tlie
said
iinimr
imi,
,.ffo.-t
lilted
at
Victoria.
UriJIsh
Cnlutnbla.
thH
ih
day
of
Scpicinli.il-,
.l
9(.
CI.KAJIOftr.
STHAHll.
HI
Lana-lfv
Street.
Victoria.
ll.C.
On
tiehsp'fl
the
applicants.
ii'.t
'
hair.
Ibis
backsliding
into
the
lap
of
civilization
was
a
source
of
Himoyance
to
me,
for
I
was
ap-nroiicling
the
stake
when
I
was
ready
lo
enaw
the
bark
off
trees
and
sleep
with
only
one
pillow.
II
was
still
raining
when
we
43
CANADIAN
SERVICf
l7i
iCJ
rfT-o.
Via
the
glorious
SLLaivrence
Route.
Cunard-Canadian
Route
to
Europe
is
absolutely
THE
unique
in
one
reapect
Montreal
is
the
only
"ocean
port"
in
the
world
situated
900
miles
from
the
sea,
while
Quebec
is
about
750
miles
inland.
Both
ports
are
ned
by
the
Cunard
Line
steamers.
The
mae-'nificent
oll-burnine
20,000-ton
ships,
"CARMANIA
and
-CARONIA"
sail
from
Quebec
to
Queenstown
and
Wver-pool
2-
the
popular
"A"
ships,
-
AN
DAN
I
A,"
"ANTONIA
and
"AUSONIA"
from
Montreal
to
Plymouth,
Cherbourg
nd
London.
Cunar'd
appointments,
cuisine
and
service
make
your
trip
to
Europe
one
of
uninterrupted
'
enjoyment,
that
will
ever
hold
a
treasured
place
in
your
memory
of
life's
pleasures.
And
you
are
aisureo.
this,
whether
you
travel
Cabin
or
Third
Class.
For
rates
and
sailing
dates,
see
the
Cunard
Agent
in
your
town,
or
write
to
The
Cunard
Steam
Ship
Co.,
Limited
622
Hasting.
St.,
W.
.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
toy
went
to
bed.
"Don't
hit
the
canvas,"
I.
warned,
striking
my
head
against
it
as
I
pot
out
of
my
two
sweaters;
"11
will
make
the
roof
leak."
"
"I
will
try
not
lo,"
repljed
the
Other
Captain,
as
he
batted
the
ceilinp
with
his
shoulder
blades.
It
was
still
raininp
when
we
pot
up
in
the
morning.
After
staying
inside
the
lent
until
well
on
toward
noon,
wc
went
out
in
(hp
eanoe
to
shift
the
Owen
to
a
spot
where
she
would
rest
oifthe
mudflats
at
low
tide
as
we
wished
lo
nieiuj
the
rudder.
We
dis
covered
thai
the
launch
had
drop
ped
her
anchor
amt
had
come
up
stream
as
if
seeking
company.
Repaired
Rudder
F.arly
in
the
afternoon
we
went
out
lo
where
the
boat
was
resting
m,
Hie
bottom,
slopped
around
ankle
deep
in
mud,
and
succeeded
in
mtiking
repairs
to
the
rudder.
Then
we
set
about
portaging
the
canoe,
to
a
point
above
the
fall,
which,
owing
lo
the
river
being
swollen
by
the
heavy
rains,
had
Increased
in
magnificence
since
our
last
visit.
After
a
great
deal
of
hard
labor
we
launched
our
craft
in
the
stream
above
the
big
drop
ready
for
a
trip
the
following
day.
It
rainen
in
uie
evening
and
we
made
little
progress
with
drying
clothes.
My
cap
had
become
loo
water-logged
lo
wear.
Advertise
in
the
Hail"
News
tire.'
district,
The;
Alberta
government
has
already
exlended
and
will
shortly
open
n
new
section
of
railway
from
firande
Prairie
to
Wembley,
near
the
obi
town
of
Lake
Saskatoon,
a
distance
of
10
or
15
miles.
Proceeding
in
a
westerly
direction,
this
railway
will
reach
to
within
a
distance
of
70
or
80
miles
of
Poucc
Coupe
and
will
open
up
a
good
Icrritory.
Agricultural
Situation
lu
the
O
ramie
Prairie
and
Poure
Coupe
districts,
there
will
be
about
fifty
per
cent
crops
this
fall.
:
In
the
Fort.
Sl,.John
district
dhe
situation
isvtiot
so
good
nwlntr
lo
the
lack
of
rain
this
summer
and
a'
plague
of
grass
hoppers.
Many
ranchers,
as
a
result,
are
sending
their
cattle
out
In
Alberla
for
disposal.
What
is
described
as
the
best
ranch
north
or
IMmonlon
is
that
f
Oundy
&
dimly
of
Toronto,
18
..
II.
A
r
llnlltn
or
.'II
nines
n'luin
u
i-mn.u
'.oupc.
It
is
said
that
a
quarter
of
million
dollars
has
been
spent
on
machinery
and
pedigreed
cat-
He
at
this
rancn.
Jiasi
year
n
had
800
acres
in
grain.
Within
the
last
seven
years
a
lot
of
land
north
or
inuison
s
Hope
has
been
opened
up
and
some
good
places
have
been
de
veloped,
Gold
Mining
Tiold
dredging
in
the
district!
ms
been
relimiuished
hut
a
diamond
drilling
outfit
is
working
on
Ihe
Moberley
Hiver
flats
four
miles
up
the
river
from.
Fort
St.
John.
AlVove
Hudson's
Hope,
United
SUtesI
cajiilal
Ims
beconm
heavily
interested
in
three
large
and
well
equipped
diamond
drill-j
ing
outfits
which
arc
lesting
various
gold
bearing
bars
on
Ihe
Peace
Hiver.
!
Fur
Trading
!
On
account
of
the
closing
down
of
large
areas
'in
Iho
Northwest
territories
into
exclusive
Indian
trapping
grounds,
there
has
been
rt
great
influx
of
trappers
into
tjie
extreme
norlhenslcrn
portion
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
usually
described
as
the
Fort
Nelson
jJis-J
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
PLAYER'S
PEACE
RIVER
PEOPLE
WANT-TO
BE
LINKED
UP
WITH
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAY
AND
COAST
(Special
to
Daily
News)
POUCH
COUPE,
Peace
Hiver,
Hritish
Columbia,
Sept.
18.
The
recent
visit
lo
the
Peace
Hiver
Valley
of
Sir
Henry
Thorn-top,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailways,
has
filled
the
people
of
the
entire
district
with
hope
regarding
the
solution
of
transportation
difficulies
and,
as
a
result,
the
settlers
both
in
British-Columbia
and
Alberta
are
resolved
lo
stick
firmly
believ
ing
that
some
assistance
will
be
given.
They
are
confident
that)
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
behind
them
and
hope
that
an
adequate
railway
service
will
be
given
Ihem
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Without
exception
the
farnVers
in
the
Peace
Hiver
Valley
con
sider
tint
I
the
logical
shippin
route
for
their
grain
is
lo
the
Pacific
Goast
with
the
outlets
at
Prince
Huperl
or
Vancouver
or
both
points.
What
they
are
most
concerned
in
is
the
linking
up
nf
the
Kdmpnton
and
Dunvcgan
Ilailwjy
with
the
Pacific
Orcal
Kaslern
at
or
near
Prince
Oeorpe
making
a
railway
through
Ihe
of
Fort
St.
John.
Where
seven
years
ago,
Iliere
was
only
one
while
man
the
Hudson
Hay
fac
lor
al
Fort
NTsoiVfoTiYt'
In
(he
district,
there
are
no'
no
less
than
.six
trading
posts
'
In
the
territory
operated
by
free
traders.
Twenty-five
Schools
There
arc
now
about.-25
assisted
schools
in
thi?
Peace
Hiver
block
whereas,
ten
years
ago,
there
was
only
one.
The
niliitftnliniiol
evolntn
rt
Tiff
1
1
all
Valley
hat
will
open
up
U.
cn..,
,fl
micU
in
atlvanWJ
of
that
in
Alberla,
particularly
as
regards
the
inducements
offered
the
opening
of
new
schools.
The
roads
in
Hritish
Columbia
portion
of
Ihe
disirict
are
in
good
shape
and
Ihe
Alberta
government
is
improving
the
road
bo-iween
flrandc
Prairie
and
Pouce
Coupe.
New
Tourist
Route
As
a
result
of
a
visit
paid
to
the!
district
this
year
by
Mr.
...
.
...
A
;
:tiamiei;len,
wealthy
.?an
hrnneisco
merchant,
4t
is
proposed
lo
open
up
a
tourist
route
through
Ihe
valley
between
firamlc
Prairie
and
Prince
fieorpenexl
yenr.
The
Inland
waterway
will
bo
used
and
the
means
of
transportation
will
be
over
the
roads
and
in
canoes.
Mr.
Chamherlain
was
so
impressed
wjlh
the
scenic
beauties
of
the
district,
that
he
decided
on
his
return
lo
San
Francisco
to
estab
lish
a
lourist
bureau
in
conjunc
Hon
willi
the
Canadian
National
Railways
advertising
tho
district
I
This
is
Different
from
all
other
laxatives
and
relicla
for
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
action
of
Nature's
Remedy
(Nt
Tablela)
it
more
natural
and
thorough.
The
effecta
will
ba
a
revela
tion
you
will
feel
ao
good.
iSj""Ytt?
Make
the
test
You
will
appreciate
this
difference
Vmmd
For
Ortr
Thirty
Yar$
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
Nt
JUNIORS
Uttl
Ntt
Th
aain
N?
In
on-thlr4
dsra.
iea,
candy-coated.
For
children
and
odulti,
a
SOLD
BY
YOUR
DRU6CI3T
il
I
"Delightfully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smokinf
AIRPLANE
AT
'
THE
ISLANDS
Lieut.
Earl
McLeod
Will
Return
this
Week
to
Vancouver
to
Take
Charge
of
Station
REMOVING
SUMMER
BASE
Detachment
Will
Probably
Re
turn
Next
Summer
During
Fisheries
Season
Now
thai
Ihe
salmon
fishing
season
is
prelty
well
over
ana
Ihe
fine
weather
of
summer
has
trict
and
lying
300
mjles
norllri
broken,
the
work
hire
of
Ihe
I
wo
Canadian
Air
Force
flyinsr
boats
kvhich
have
been
engased
m
patrol
duties
for
the
past
two
'months
is
practically
completed
and
preparations
are
being
made
tor
returning
lo
headquarters
at
Jericho
elJach,
Vancouver.
Lieut
Jericho
Heach,
Vancouver.
Lieut
charge
of
Ihe
local
detachment.
ill
hop-oh"
this
week
for
Van
couver
having
been
called
lo
take
temporary
command
at
Jericho
Hcach
while
Squadron
Leader
Karl
Godfrey
goes
to
Kingston
lo
lake
a
special
course.
Flying
(Hllcer
Hull
will
be
remaining
a
little
longer
lo
clear
up
the
base
at
Seal
Cove.
All
the
equipment.
ncluding
the
wireless,
outfit,
will
be
taken.
south.
It
is
expected
that
the
detachment
will
be
back
gain
next
summer
and
the
same
aase
win
no
useu.
ti
is
ueciareu
by
Lieut.
Mcl.eod
to
be
very
con.
venienl
and
suitable
fbr
the
use
lo
which
il
has
been
put.
At
Queen
Charlottes
Lieut
McLeod
returned
here
yesterday
morning
afler
having
pent
three
days
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
on
patrol.
The
flfght
across
Hecate
Straits
on
Sunday
lo
Queen
Charlolte
City
was
made
in
anoui
two
nours
willi
no
outstanding
incident.
On
Monday,
the
north
end
of
Ihe
Is
lands
was
patrolled,
the
distance
of
10
miles
by
air
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
Watun
Hiver
being
covered
in
forty
minutes
Tuesday,
a
flight
was
made
as
far
south
as
the
whaling
station
at
Hose
Harbor
on
the
southern
most
tip
of
the
Islands.
Stops
were
made
at
Jedway,
Lockeporl
and
Lagoon
Hay
ami
the
night
was
spent
at
Thurston
Harbor.
Leaking
Radiator
On
the
return
flight
from
Thurston
Harbor
to
Lagoon
Hay
Ihe
trip
was
made
with
the
handicap
of
a
leaking
radiator
which
necessitated
a
slop
being
made
at
Houilla
Island
for
water
This
had
been
anticipated,
how
ever.
Despite
Ihe
landing,
the
120
miles
across
the
straits
was
made
in
two
hours.
The
trij
was
made
hy
way
of
Heaver
Pas
sage
and
Ogden
Channel
for
it
was
wise
to
keep
near
tho
course
of
shipping
as
far
as
possible.
Fisheries
Inspector
Adam
Mackie
made
the
flight
across
on
the
HH
and
was
also
out
on
the
patrols
over
the
Islands
but
he
returned
from
Thurston
Harbor
on
the
Marfisli
reaching
here
late
last
evening.
Harold
McF.wcn.
C.N.IL
dlvi
sion
freight
agent,
returned
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon,
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
A
little
higher
in
price,
but
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make.
OSTRICHES
ON
WANE
CAI'K
TOWN,
South
Africa.
The
number
of
ostriches
in
South
Africa
has
dropped
from.
900,000
to
120,000.
There
is
in
conse
quence
fear
of
an
ostrich
feather
shortage.
BY
APPOINTMENT
PURVEYOR!
TO
ALWAYS
A
PATIENT
I
Dr.
Jinks-jJrftippose
you
must
have
lost
some
of
your
patients
by
being
in
F.urone
for
so
many
months.
Dr.
Kent
Yes,
confound
ill
Ten
or
a
dozen
of
them
got.
well.
HIS
MAJESTY
UNO
GEORGE
V.
WHISKY
Thoroughly
Matured
in
Oak
Casks
There
is
no
necessity
for
anyone
in
Canada
to
buy
immature
whisky.
The
Canadian
Government
permits
the
bottling
of
whisky
in
Bond
under
its
supervision
and
Guarantees
the
Age
of
whisky
so
bottled.
Look
for
the
Government
Stamp
on
the
capsule.
Observe
carefully
the
dale
stated
thereon.
IT
TELLS
THE
AGE
DISTILLED
AND
tOTTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker
&
Sons,
Limited
WALKERVILLE
ONTARIO
DUUllert
of
Ftnt
WhUk.'"
'nc(
1858
Monlrtal.
Qu.
London,
Eng.
NwYork.U.S.A.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
W-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
-
.
t
Vacuum
Bottles
the
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
it
to
put
Baby's
Food
in
nt
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
'gives
the
hair
tcrne
and
vigor
and
easily
cleanses
the
scalp.
Regular
price
0c.
Special,
25c.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
.82
and
200.