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BLUE
GOOSE
NEST
FOUND
Canadian
Government
Scientists
Success
After
Years
of
Starching
OTTAWA,
Ont.,
Dec.
27
After
six
years
of
rentless
searching
in
the
Arctic
wastes
of
the
north,
a
Canadian
government
scientist,
J.
Dewey
Sopher,
finally
discovered
in
June,
1929,
the
nesting
place
of
the
Blue
Goose.
The
North
West
Territories
Branch
of
the
Depart-,
ment
of
the
Interior
now
has
issued
a
booklet,
describing
Mr.
So-'
pher's
long
search
and
including
all
the
data
and
facts
he
gathered
'
In
"Blue
Goose
Land"
in
Baffin
Is-:
land.
Because
the
booklet
Is
the
only
authentic
report
In
the
world
on
the
nesting
and
breeding
habits
of,
this
species
of
wildfowl,
it
is
ta
great
demand
among
ornithoio-
gists
and
is
being
distributed
to
I31
P
ot
the
North
American
the
viewpoint
of
bird
lover
the
booklet
tears
add!
the
veil
of
mystery
that
has
en-
shrouded
the
Blue
Goose
ever
since
the
species
was
known
to
man.
The
first
part
of
the
report
deals
with
Miv
Sopher's
six
years
o!
wandering
through
the
Barren
(Lands
of
the
north
during
whicn
time
be
travelled
30400
miles
be
fore
he
succeeded
m
locattnc
h.
legendary
-Blue
ooose
Land."
The
Uygtery
of
the
breeding
habits
of
'thli
species
of
goose
has
intrigued
ornithologists
for
years.
The
Blue
Ooose
spends
the
winters
on
the
Lootstana
coast
and
In
the
early
spring
begins
Its
long
flight
north
ward.
It
has
been
traced
up
the
Mississippi
valley,
across
the
Orea.
Lakes
and
as
far
as
Hudson
Bay
art4
Ja7kH
xiW
fr'
from
there
Jti
trail
vahisnecT
completely
It
was
In
1933
that
Mr.
Sopher
began
his
long
search
to
end
tlu
mystery.
During
a
trip
of
7.000
miles,
touching
at
Greenland,
El
lessnore,
Dovon
and
Baffin
Islands.
enquiries
were
Bde
of
the
Eski
mot
and
white
men
concernin;
the
northern
habits
of
the
Blue
Ooose.
Finally
he
was
told
by
one
old
Eskimo
that
the
goose
neatea
on
the
shores
of
a
lake
far
in
the
Baffin
Island
interior.
Mr.
Sopher
decided
to
follow
this
single
due
and
in
1934
struck
a
camp
on
Cumberland
Sound.
Baffin
Islam.
Because
of
the
lateness
of
the
sea
son.
however,
he
was
unable
to
trek
overland
before
the
goose
be
gan
flying
south.
He
spent
the
fall
and
winter
mapping
and
exploring
the
country
and
in
visiting
Eskimo
tribes.
Kaify
tn
the
spring,
with
a
part
of
Eskimo
dog-drrton,
Mr.
Soper
began
his
trip
Into
the
Interior.
After
five
months
of
strenuous
Investigating.
Jm
returned
to
his
headquarters
Wh
the
mystery
stM
unsolved.
The
oM
Eskimo
had
been
mistaken
In
Ms
information.
Undaunted
by
Failure
Undaunted
by
this
failure,
Mr
Soper
became
more
raeol'td
than
ever
to
looate
Blue
Ooose
Land.
The
winter
of
1996
was
spent
In
long
trips
over
the
rugged
terrain
of
Baffin
Isand,
exploring
and
so-
1cttto-
mfermatkn
from
the
Ei
klmos.
So
persistent
was
ne
tnst
he
was
named
by
the
natives.
"Kl
araeato."
the
man
in
search
of
the
DlttC
Ooom.
In
the
spring
of
1M6
a
new
camp
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E
vy7(3aWHere':
somTthinnewLinl
as
we
in'
as
o
on
was
struck
on
Cape
Dorset,
at
the
southwestern
extremity
of
Baffin
Island.
Eskimos
from
the
locality
Informed
him
the
goose
nested
oa
the
tundra
along
Foxe
basin.
Unforeseen
I
events
necessitated
Mr.
Soper'i
return
to
civilization
In
the
fall
of
186
and
practically
the
whole
of
the
next
year
was
con
sumed
in
study
and
preparation
for
the
final
drive
to
be
conducted
in
im.
In
the
summer
of
that
year,
Mr.
Soper
returned
to
the
north,
again
taking
up
headquarters
at
Cape
Dorset.
The
fall
and
winter
were
spent
in
mapping
and
exploring
the
country.
In
May,
with
four
sledges,
42
dogs
and
five
Eskimos.
"Klameate".
set
out
for
the
Foxe
Basin
country.
A
permanent
cams
was
struck
and
named
"Camp
Kungovlk"
after
the
Eskimo
nam-?
for
the
Blue
Goose.
With
two
Eskimo
helpers
Mr.
Soper
prepared
to
spend
the
summer
there,
deciding
to
chance
a
retreat
later
through
the
Interior
of
'the
Island
by
means
of
a
canoe.
It
was
at
this
camp
that
the
Blue
Goose
was
found
at
Its
brood-mg
ground,
thus
solving
a
zoological
mystery
of
kmg
standing.
About
six
weeks
was
spent
In
ob-'
-ervation.
photographing
and
gathering
minute
data
on
Un
nesUng
habits
of
the
birds.
Of
the
weather.
Mr.
Soper
says
It
was
"the
bleakest,
coldest,
gloomiest'
FATHER
the
I
front-page.
Beinformed
and
most
Inclement"
he
had
ever
was
perilously
close
to
the
frees-
llng
point
at
all
times
and
an
In-
icessant
raw,
cold
rain
beat
down.
Only
a
few
hours
of
daylight
ap-
'peared
in
the
twenty-four.
The
I
only
sound
to
be
heard
was
the
;
ever-present
honking
of
thousands
i
n
t
nin.
Beautiful
Spectacle
With
it
all.
however,
Mr.
Sopher
says
In
his
report:
'The
most
beautiful,
as
well
as
the
most
remarkable
spectacles
that
I
have
ever
seen
In
bird
life,
were
these
great
gatherings
of
Blue
Geese
on
the
marsh-lands
of
Western
Baffin
Island.
In
the
stillness
of
a
June
night
when
the
sun
was
sinking
in
a,
weird
red
and
golden
light
over
the
northern
horlron
at
midnight,1
their
close
ranks
appeared
like
huge
snowbanks
against
the
back
ground
of
the
browning
tundra
The
beauty
of
it
all
fell
upon
the
eye
as
does
a
surpassing
poem,
or
strains
of
music
upon
the
ear.
It
was
epic,
with
the
heroic
flavor
ot
those
larger
experiences
In
nature
wh'eh
strike
across
one's
pathway
but
once
in
a
lifetime."
Ot
his
hazardous
canoe
trip
back
to
Hudson
Strait
and
a
waiting
government
steamer
Mr.
Soper
had
little
to
say.
Out
In
the
unprotected
sea
the
frail
craft
was
tossed
about
like
a
cockle-shell
and
finally
72
miles
of
old
Ice
masses
si
si
advertisement
on
all
sides!
had
to
be
surmounted.
The
food
supply
of
the
little
party
gave
out
but
with
their
precious
cargo
of
scientific
material
finally
the
ss
Beothic
was
reached,
nine
hours
before
she
sailed
for
the
south.
The
question
of
conserving
the
Blue
Goose,
Mr.
Soper
says,
is
largely
a
question
for
United
States.
It
will
be
unmolested
In
Hs
Northern
breeding,
grounds
for
many
years
to
come
and
only
when
It
migrates
to
the
south
is
it
vulnerable
to
the
guns
of
sportsmen.
CNJl.
steamer
Prince
William.
Capt.
William
Thomas,
Is
reported
due
back
at
2
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
from
her
weekly
voyage
to
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points".
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
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following
la
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
t
notices:
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
12..
name.
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Wta,
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Notices
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Cards
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Thank
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Funeral
Flowers
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per
4
Missionary
Coming
Here
For
Week
On
Lutheran
Behalf
'Rev.
P.
K.
Fosse
of
Belllngham!
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
next;
Wednesday
from
the
south
to
conduct
a
week's
services
In
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
here
and
also
Ibok
Into
the
possibility
of
estab
lishing
a
missionary
boat
in
local
waters
next
spring.
Mr.
Fosse
will
conduct
the
services
both
in
the!
Norwegian
and
English
languages
Originally
a
fisherman
In
Norway,
Mr.
Fosse
has
travelled
extensively
through
the
Dnltid
Staler
engaged
In
missionary
work.
He
Is
a
splendid
singer
as
well
as;
speaker.
BOY
SCOUT
LAUDED
(Continued
from
rage
Ohti
flames.
The
prompt
action
of
Bobby
Houston
with
the
advantage
of
his
Scout
training
saved
the
situation
from
being
serious
if
not
fatal.
The
boy's
hair
was
singed
and
his
hands
badly
burned.
"It
Is
Just
such
Incidents
as
this
which
demonstrate
the
real
training
a
Boy
Scout
receives."
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k
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upl
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was
coming.
Now
It's
Here
Trjr
our
new
coal
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arrived
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of
Prince
;
Rupert,
in
toe
Piorinc
of
British
Ottui&ta,
Canada,
who
died
at
Anaboraa
a&re
menttcoed
on
the
ath
day
of
February
1SS9.
are
required
to
aead
particulars
thereof,
duly
vertined.
to
the
under
slg&pd
on
or
bfore
ttke
Sth
day
of
January.
1831.
after
which
date
It
ptoceed
to
distribute
the
assets
of
the
Deceased
among
the
persona
eatttled
thereto,
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
it
than
then
hare
.
had
notice.
DATED
at
Vaacourer.
H
O.
this
17th
day
of
November.
A.D.
mo.
MONTREAL
TUOST
COMPANY,
814
Fender
Street
West.
Vancouver.
nA
Administrator
of
the
Batata
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aboes
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Oertfte
Sttldoff.
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