The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
GIRL A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER
WIS EiIT>DN IfD N
VIZ tsfENF.
avn ii.r ilI:.rr. 4 Canadian Land Com.
nl.-icncr. che Went to the Top Of
-.ar Mounts ain on iHcet, er Islan.l
..,rl pa, Trip TO the surnmi,

-,r.}. Il G.. Nov. y Crown Noun
.... .-'U -. '-ious ami best know,
... 90 \iuyoIv". Island as well
.sr 'rss- accessible, peaks In
.ru'nhn, has boon successfully
., -l.' = rchoolGirl who with
r-. .-.. 8 lni - 'Lh on hn.' back not ONLY
an. 4 "a" ropmnst peak hut chris.
..! tnAst"d 1t. photographed il ard
..I,.,, -uS upon u.
.-wn Mountain - II" corner post ~
I.,.v Provincial Park which embraces
.-e territory arour Il Butte Lake. and TO
.,r.Lun a comprehensive view Of this dis
w,s ~" object n. Price Ellison. Chief
..nr,nr~Sloucr Of Lands. in making the
u-.-,r' rrN party chosen for this exploit
mas Il 81 h,m>nh, his d luxhtcr who is
t,r!drut At McGiil; n. Mcclure Johnson
II chicago University. nephew and six
,rh-.s Thu party was outiittnd for
ten Giy Up AID every one was provid ii
vlta 4 pack Of sixty pounds which con-
,.n,-i food blankets. tents and other
1.'c,'ssLTv gear.
Trr party started in big war canoe
rom Tpps- Campbcll Lake. From that
pom, Gown Mountain was invisible. but
hell Lake u was Thought that the noun
IAN VA, About fifteen milos distant and
,a.t hy travelling half way up the lake
JAS would h.' found AT the base Of
Mount t'Anle - that would head nearer
,nl'
Inc entrance. 20 his pass was at an
manned creoh. which. Icing a caflon.
ya- found > b.. inaccessible. 4 blum To
me rtgr' rising an even 10 feet from
the Lax" WIS chosen instead. and the
party iisernharied. strapped their clumsy
parks on heir backs and without more
ado began - climb the treacherous.
slippery almost perpendicular roci's as
! sp-t nt rryout for the bigger climb sin
- come
The as~uiu.trr a the end of hiatt an
hour showed "A rise Of $40 feet and IA an
her hoI- n. party managed by p,Ishing.
p Hing ~ boosting one another almost
., reach the top Here they huddl.d to-
.,.., her On hs of ledge, counted noses
and rested.
NJ sooue- had the men assumed a
fairy rorufor able post ion and wen. be-
ginning - ic,l half relieved than Miss
ilrSnu "a- srn'n hitting the trSil. The
men. Some 81 nc. ahashed made hast. to
'rliow n.' never caught up with her
nr,l ~" summit had been reached. Here
, n,t Di r"rnparetiv-ly level ground was
'NIni. which led TO a higher mount ain
zach he party had no occasion TO
.mb. Along this small plateau they
r~uE"d until 1t became irne to search
- camp for the night. This made IL
.,.r.ssa-y q find water which was natur-
.'y not 10 b. found on the cresi OF the
iige but which could he heard i'm the
silly to the left. There a. not hing TO
DO nut descend again and 80 the party
irppped down SOD fee, nr 40 80 Alien Creek
t''"- rvH-y on" had a unk mis- all a
small piHcN of :. Ound was h'v"ll"d and
IN" Of tho t'nts was pItcn"d 70. TIL, first
us II = say.
rnis sort of t'I-"ilinG cont,nu d for
sIy day. Ir'ror" no party was within
zach Of tn peak Th"sr siX days wo.c
titled - tine ~ mos with ajvent,I-. t-,al-
-ibuln'!pn- ana hard work Steep cliffs
rld TO b" climbed. and others Just as
esp mad to De d--."nd- l. the human la.!-