Show KLONDIKE DAYS ARE AREf f RECALLED BY GOLD FIND Indian Kicks Kids Rich Ledge and Rush Follows in Manitoba I. I Special Dispatch THE PAS Manitoba Oct Jake 3 3 Jake Cook Cool k knows gold He lie is Indian with witha a dash of white blood In him blood of of t adventurers ad i II Ha vas as guiding J J. J P. P Gordon former for tor- mer met mets met's s chief engineer of the Hudson Bay railway the two living In tn a 0 cabin on the shore of Copper lake about miles straight north of the last Jumping off place the place the end of the Canadian National railways railway's steel One day Jake Cook stubbed his toe On a ridge in n the expanse of muskegs muskegs mus mus- kegs swamps sloughs and lakes the sure tread of his feet was Interrupted He glanced down and tho the expression In his black eyes was the same as when he sees a a. bull bult moose over the sights of ot his rifle PICK SPLITS QUARTZ AND THERE IT IS ISI He hurried to his cabin and brought back a pick He swung that pick Into the rusty spur of quartz and presently the dark shade of rock and earth was broken by a tawny gleam It was pay streak virgin metal four tour Inches wide several feet teet deep and nobody knows how haw long Gordon his empl employer yer and Jake assailed as assailed as- as sailed that flinty ledge with all their strength The samples they took were fire leaf and nuggets They dug a test pit three feet wide and three feet deep Its sides were inlaid In Inlaid Inlaid In- In laid with glowing patches the bottom bottom bottom bot bot- tom of it was the hue of the Northern North North- ern sunlight in September Gordon sacked as much as he could carry after atter staking his claim and Jake Cooks Cook's and twelve others in the names of his friends and loaded a a. canoe for the mile mlle traverse to The Pas His arrival here on the outside outside out side elde started a rush that may revive the glories of Klondike days It 11 t- t was hard to pet get et over White WhiteHorse Horse pas pea but it will be harder for tenderfoot prospectors to make their way into the new gold country As the wild geese wing the distance It is sixty-five sixty miles from The Pas Pasto Pasto Pasto to Jake Cooks Cook's cabin but by winding windIng winding wind wind- ing waterways with breaking back portages and blind channels to cheat the unwary it is 1 O miles by canoe Overland through the swamp and muskeg country there is no trail and to tote an ari outfit for even the easiest kind of mining would be impossible Yet under an area about miles square extending northward from Copper opper lake lale Into the wilds Is believed to lie incalculable riches not only of gold but of silver sliver pickle platinum copper and less valuable ores Other finds have been made at lake Twin lakes and Mahdy Pine Root in recent years But none as rich as the Jake Cook pay streak BUT DONT DON'T START NOW WAIT TILL SPRING Canoe navigation will win be closed In fn Ina ina a a. few weeks when freezing weather sets in Meanwhile only the hardiest and most experienced will attempt prospecting prospecting- In the new fields In the spring the big rush will gather Itself and the tragedies the melodrama melodrama melo melo- drama the amazing luck good and bad of gold hunting will unfold An Indian started the Yukon rush and came to no good from it Jake Cook Is a a. wise woods Indian This Is the third find uncovered as the result of ot his wisdom in the wilder wIlder- ness nees He piloted Frank Moore of Winnipeg to n. a a bed of ot quartz near Cranberry lake which Is said to be one of the largest on the continent This was in 1915 Near The Pas Cook made the Gold Vein strike which will presently be exploited Experts report that It will yield millions ns Yes Jake Cook knows gold |