PAGE
SIX
Tuesday,
January
7,
1930
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'
3
Quebec
Winter
Sports
AIRPLANES
I
District
News
W.mmim
VIvele
Carnaval
!
Vi
vent
les
f
ports
d'hi
ver!
I
n
these
,
-J
,
I
-
j
il
r
ew
wurui
may
lc
sumrnvu
up
ine
spirit
CI
yueuec
in
winter-time.
Here
for
many
years
have
gathered
lovers
of
winter
sports
and
ir
olios
from
all
parts
o.
the
western
hemisphere.
The
ancient
capital
of
Canada
is
the
American
continent's
metropolis
for
ski-ing,
ski-joring,
ski-jumping,
tobogganing,
bob-sledding,
skating,
snow-shoeing,
dog-team
driving,
curling,
and
nockey,
during
the
winter
months,
and
in
addition
'has
a
unique
attraction
to
offer
the
visitor
in
February
when
the
International
Dog
Sled
Derby
annually
takes
place.
Wintenports
activities
radiate
from
the
Cha
teau
Frontenac,
Quebec's
famous
hostelry,
where
Jack
Stratbdee
will
again
be
winter-sports
director.'
This
season
he
has
a
new
attraction
to
offer
during
the
Ice
Pageant,
February
12
and
13,
when
24
girl
members
of
the
Toronto
Skating
Club
will
perform
an
ice-dance
to
be
known
as
the
"Danse
Moderne".
This
will
be
a
veritable
"Ziegfeld
production
on
ice."
In
all
about
two
hundred
skaters
will
take
part
in
this
ever
attractive
and
beautiful
Pageant.
A
record
list
of
entries
is
promised
for
the
Dog
Sled
Derby
this
season.
Arthur'
Beauvais,
driver
of
the
Chateau
team,
announces
that
he
will
have
a
better
team
than
ever.
His
new
huskies
were
bred
at
Caughnawaga,
the
Indian
reservation
near
Montreal.
At
the
Dog
Derby,
February
20,
21,
and
22,
the
visitor
will
see
such
famous
mushers
as
St.
Goddsrd,
winner
of
last
ysr's
Derby;
Seppala,
Norwegian
hero
of
many
an
epic
drive;
Frank
Dupuis,
and
many
another
well-known
figures
in
action
for
three
days
over
a
123
mile
course,
mushing
41
miles
a
day.
Three
internationally
famous
iki-ing
instructors
will
be
on
the
staff
of
the
Chateau
Frontenac
this
winter.
They
are
Ivind
Nelson,
Hans
Gunnarsen,
and
Orrice
Higgs,
of
Revelstoke,
Dritinh
Columbia.
Burnett
Burke
formerly
of
the
Montreal
Amateur
Athletic
Association,
will
be
instructor
at
the
Chateau's
skating
rink.
HEIVIVESSY
IIRAXDY
IS
A
SAFE
STIMWLAIVT
IX
ALL
EMEUGEXCIES.
KEEP
IT
IIANUYj
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
wife
mi
"
fx.our-
Preferred
byDisainuftatinp
Housewives
Man
in
the
Moon
I
Jake
says
so
far
as
he
can
see
the
early
bird
gets
frozen
these
I
days.
Three
candidates,
Three
candidates,
See
how
they
run,
j
Bee
how
they
run,
I
They
all
run
after
the
.mayoralty
seat,
,
Making
the
snow
fly
'neath
their
'
feci,
.But
onlyone
will
the
council
!
greet,
Of
three
candidates.
I
Jake
says
that.
If
any
one
ha
!
forgotten
to
send
him
a
Christmas
card,
not
to
do
it
now
but
i
send
along
a
bottle
of
Scotch
in-i
stead.
'
j
One
of
the
reasons
why
England
is
sometimes
called
the
tight
little
island
Is
because
Scotland
Is
an
important
part
of
it.
At
any
rate
that
is
what
the
president
of
the
St.
Andrews
Society
intimates
;
when
he
Is
talking
in
his
sleep.
One
of
the
things
that
won't
get
you
anywhere
Is
wondering
who
is
going
to
be
elected.
Willie
Willis
says
a
dogma
Is
one
of
those
things
that
has
pups.
When
going
to
the
po'ls
electors
are
seriously
advised
to
consider
;that
this
is
the
year
1930.
Then
put
the
cross
In
the
right
place.
TItEE
SEED
FOR
OVERSEAS
By
special
arrangement
with
the
authorities
concerned
considerable
quantities
of
tree
seed
extracted
at
the
New
Westminster
station
of
the
Dominion
Forest
Service
are
each
year
shipped
to
the
British
Forestry
Commission
and
to
the
New
Zealand
Forestry
Department
to
be
used
In
their
extensive
planting
operations.
VrV3
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
Bring
Quick
Returns
ARE
HELP
Flying:
Boats
Greatly
Facilitate
Piospeciinir.North
of,
'
1
Stewart
"The
flying
boat
Is
going
to
prove
had
surveyed
fronj
the
present
end
of
steel
at
Redcllffe
to
Surprise
Creek,
thirty-two
miles
from
Stew
art.
The
new
survey
reduced
grades
onsiderably
from
the
line
laid
out
in
1910,
and
will
mean
a
shorter
tunnel
through
the
Bear
River
divide
than
was
anticipated
at
that
time.
"The
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company,
subsidiary
of
the
Power
Company
of
Canada,
is
very
active
In
the
district.
This
company
has
acquired
the
Dunwell
Diesel
power
plant,
which
Is
now
supplying
power
requirements
to
Stewart
and
Hyder.
It
also
owns
power
rights
on
American
Creek,
on
which
considerable
work
was
done
last
Summer,
ind
has
at
present
two
outfits
wintering
on
the
Naas
River,
where
they
are
recording
power
volume
from
day
to
day.
Recently
the
com
pany
purchased
the
principal
lot
in
the
townsite
for
the
erection
of
an
office
building,
and
also
acquired
five
and
one-half
acres
in
the'
town
for
the
location
of
their
nower
plant.
On
January
9
the
citizens
of
j
Stewart
wil
vote
on
whether
the
town
Is
to
be
incorporated
or
not.
Daily
News
"classified
adver-Haily
N'ws
elnssifled
columns.
Smothering
Spells
Couldn't
Walk
Far
Gasped
For
Breath
Mrs.
T.
W.
Both,
Kelowna,
B.C.,
w
r
1
1
s
t
"
For
over
a
year
I
was
troubled
with
smothnring
spells,
and
it
was
Imposmble
for
m
to
walk,
eyen
a
short
diitanea,
on
account
of
harlog
to
gasp
for
breath.
v
'A
friend
told
me
to
try
which
I
did,
and
in
a
short
tints
I
felt
much
better.
"I
jran
now
recommend
them
to
evfrjoniv"
f
Pries,
60c
a
box
at
all
drogglsts
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co..
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
BURNS
LAKE
Florence
Lipsey,
second
daughter
off
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Lipsey.
dlctf
'-of
spinal
meningitis
here
earlv
New
Year's
morning.
She
had
been
in
ill-health
for
the
greater
part
of
the
last
year.
In-
of
the
greatest
assistance
In
open-,
torment
took
place
from
St.
John's
lng
up
mineral
areas
hitherto
re-
Anglican
Church
with
Rev.
C.
A.
garded
as
inaccessible."
said
Mr.
J.
Htnchcllf
fe
officiating.
Wardlaw
Stewart,
of
the
Stewart
Lruid
Co.,
with
headquarters
at
and
who
had
occasion
to
use
a
plane
of
the
Canadian
Airways
In
con
nection
with
his
season
'3
activities,
crossing
the
Coast
Range
in
Northern
British
Columbia
several
times
during
the
past
Summer.
Representing
the
northern
Prospecting
Syndicate,
Mr.
Stewart
investigated
the
territory
from
the
Portland
Canal
town
north
toward
the
Moot
River,
securing
much
valuable
data
on
the
district,
which
will
be
of
great
advantage
neat
season
when
prospecting
is
planned
on
a
much
more
extended
scale
by
this
exploration
syndicate.
"The
airplane
is
the
solution
of
the
prospecting
problems
In
our
northern
district,"
continued
Mr.
Stewart,
citing
an
incident
where
an
engineer
and
has
assistant
had
been
landed
on
a
lake
within
half
in
hour
after
leaving
Stewart,
from
where
it
took
them
just
seventeen
days
to
make
the
return
trip
on
foot.
"Once
access
by
airboat
Is
available
to
any
extent
prospecting
the
interior
of
the
northern
country
will
be
comparatively
easy.
That
there
is
a
great
mineral
belt
north
of
Stewart
la
assured
and
that
there
are
big
metal
opportunities
is
proved
by
the
location
of
over
sixty
mineral
claims
on
Treaty
Creek,
forty
miles
from
Stewart,
which
were
sur
eyed
for
Crown
grants
during
the
ast
Summer
by
the
Consolidated
Company."
Development
Telling
of.
the,
development
of
the
district
during,
,Uie,
past
season,
Mr,
Stewart
.said,
)Jbaj-
many,
properties
ere
.Dwm.4fWw!tsjnvur,
oaroopea
and
a
large
number,
of
new
stak-
ngs
had
been
recorded.
A
con
siderable
area
of
new
territory
on
American
Creek
.would
come
Into
-he
mining
llmeJiht
In
1930.
A
treat
many
claim
were
located
at
the
headwaters
of
,tVhis
creek
late
In
the
season,
fplawlng
the
prosecu
tion
of
operation,pn.
the
American
Boy,
Group,
fwhere,
,jt(is
said,
excel-
eni
resiig
were
pstatna.
"The
Canadian
Eastern
Railway
Good
progress
Is
being
made
by
the
new
settlement
of
New
Fin-'and
near
the
head
of
Francois
Lake
on
the
north
shore.
District
visitors
In
town
during
the
past
week
included:
P.
W.
Es-oley
and
F.
Rowland.
Rose
Lake
Howard
Prlngle,
SouUibank;
Mis
Arlene
Smith.
Tlntagel;
Neil
Van
de
Veen.
Tintagel;
Mr.
and
Mrs
F.
R.
Keefe,
Southbank;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Asher.
Prince
George;
Mr.
aii!
Mrs.
W.
Jeffrey
and
children,
Mrs
Mann
and
Mrs.
Hlndle.
Rose
Lake
J.
E.
Morgan
and
J.
Knox,
Ootx;
Lake;
Messrs.
Johnson
and
Nel
ran,
Ootsa
Lake;
Miss
Fay
McGre
gor,
Danskin;
Stan
Iteming
ant
E.
Q.
Cob,
Topley;
J.
W.
M.
Huby
Ootsa
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Stearns
and
family
entertained
a
number
ot
fiends
on
New
Year!
Day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Gowans
and
.amfly
of
GWranhnw
entertained
a
number
of
friends
at
a
house-party
on
New
Year's
Day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Lowe
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V
Schclderup
were
among
the
guests
Mm.
Sidney
Godwin
has
re
signed
the
treasureahlp
of
the
Omineca
Ski
Club
and
Miss
'
O.
Wahman
has
been
appointed
to
succeed
her.
Axel
Otoen
Is
getting
around
again
although
his
arm
and
shoulder
will
have
to
be
kept
in
a
sltnt
for
some
time,
following
a
recent
accident.
He
made
a
trip
to
Ha-zelton
for
x-ray
treatment
at
the
hospital
there.
The
snow
is
beginning
to
bulk
up
in
this
district
and
is
welcomed
by
lovers
of
the
skiing
sport.
Mrs.
Dora
McClean
of
Orasay
Plains,
who
came
to
this
district
about
ten
years
ago
with
her
husband,
who
died
about
five
years
ago,
from
Alaska,
passed
away
in
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
last
week.
She
was
about
seventy
years
of
age
and
had
no
relatives
in
this
district.
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