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(Special to the Guardian) Rugby." causes headmaste a from JASPER. Alta. Aug. 6.—A-t least‘. all pal-ts o; the wol-lcl who vlsll; ten distinguished climbers of Japan- Rugby to enquire how character Isa-re preparing to come t0 JEEP". llallled them Tllls l8 what w_ wjNationai Park next year, according| vallllllalll me present headmaster ofto Dr. S. Kitada, of the Imperial Rugby. told an educational confer-{Urriversirh Tllkio- W110 19ft here ellce hem’ ithzs morning after several days at)

“They are all dlsappolnled when I Jaspcr Park Lodge. Dr. Kitada who‘ lull lo bell them... he Sam n-l-lleyj is now on h.s way to climb thel have hopes thatlshall be able tdMmJnL Baker m Owgo“ is ‘beryl point to some schedule or pamphletfiee“ about the Cauadla“ lgwkws‘ < left by some wise predecessor whichllhilgagcfixk yeittidgy ‘gwillfng um’ reveals the secret. Really I think Jean web {at ll QEMWIS? ‘gall? character is trained in Englisbflcavcll Eng“; st l? m 33ml“ h,_i schools by allowing people to makel ' i o m5 on e 1 g “i

. _ kept thcm back, and added to thc mistakes That is “wit. the Onlyidifiieultics cf their enterprise. They way ln which you can train charac-

ter" managed to find shelter howcvcr,

_ ll l‘ and when the worst was over start-‘ M1‘ Vaughan wem‘ 0n to mnfess ed again and attained the summit

that, in addition to being headmas-llll about elglll llOlll-s when the icr oi a school of 620 boys, he was Storm cleared away_ lhey had l.- mfister of e “hQu-se" 0f 86 bvyS-ivzew which brought into their vis- "Somvtlmes 1 play Truant as I em ion the Columbia ice field, sixty! ‘wing. r‘°“’-" he 59rd. "but I Kmwhmiies away. Dr. Kitada is a prom-l perfectly well that the discipline of~inent member of the Miyaji Assn-l that house ivill be quite as good onlciation and has climbed Fuji Yamal any day or night that I am away as' nine times. . l whelrll I alndpreserlt. I depend solely on e ws om, o alt , the stern- ‘ 7 ness of a dozen boys; atythe head of 0H S the house, who have been selected, not because they have strong arms, (British Unitgll Press.) but becau e they have strong heads LONDON, Aug. 6.—A man walk- and stout hearts." ccl into a tattooing shop in Water- Dllrlng the m0rning session Sir loo Road thc other day with the Granville Ryrie. High Commlssion- request that his will should be tat- er for Australia, said: tom-d on his back. “Many of the text bcnks dealing “He was ubvut 30 years 0i’ use", with Australia, used lll Engllsh said Mr. Sunwhctt, the tattolst. Schools are absolutely incorrect. "Arr/er makml! “rrrmgemerrbsi hemtm: Sonic of them arc ridiculous in the hc Wurkl hflv“ to 3”“ m” ‘Um Wm" extreme‘ and Suggest lllal llley have nesscd first. Ho returned thc nelctl bccn wl-lllell by people who know day. The tattooing was done ln_ llotlllllg about Allsllmllm two sessions of about two and 11' all ls a great plly to think llml half hours each. The will was not‘ llle you“ e0 l l lh Ol a simple onc,thc amount of proper-l . g p p e O e .d comp iv mentioned bang lnrge and (lis-i fly should begin life with false ‘.ll. l l . l rS-onq l ideas of one of the great Dominlons t] fr?‘ aulmm frvnxla I10 jqwfll‘ ,ll ‘, of the Empire. But this can be rem- m5 mot v05 um m ("um ‘ v

. Pcmibly he kncw that tattooing re-I edled by an interchange of teachers, malns lmallemd all“. llealll l

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for i‘ teacher Wh" h“ been in Al's‘ "I have never tattooed a complctoj

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_ ' 5917-84-31 iparents, ex-Conductor and Mrs. f-Iughes left on return yesterday morning.

vlgglynu this adJectivo ad- Disease Genus ' ' ' Mr. Harry Sear, lately accountant Sufferers from Eyestrnin Carrled Fheslof the Royal Bank of Canada, has v1 | d _ joined thc staff of the Royal Secur-

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The many friends of Miss Mary MneKay DeSable, will be pleased to kncw that she has returned to her home, after undergoing a success- ful operation for appendicitis in the Prince County Hospital. She speaks very highly of thc kind treatment she received from both doctors and nurses while in the Hosppitnl.

lolxl Miss Catherine Ccles, nurse in

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cause of a will under which moneyl "'*"“i was left her.“ _ An official at. Somerset_ House Appeal T0 Repalr {raid tllot if the tslitiloed lwllll were - c on y onc- rema n n", . e ques» Durham Castle tion of depositing it tilgff.‘ would b? _______ interesting. He added: . (By The cannula“ Press) "I should imagine it would b3; LONDON, August til-The perii- “owed by deposmng a plwtogrupf" ous condition of Durham Castle, one lI ‘ti’? I3" recctlelfldany firs; oflnfl of the most important historical f; groove?‘ glllrloigll? wlllaczlggnv _l structures in all Britain was broughtz‘ . .- - “ _ to the attention of the House ofon a Sanms ldelmty dlsc was m

‘ved after the Battle of Jutland.“ Lords recently by the 3mm!’ of Sir Rider Haggard anticipated the l Durham, who urged the Gwerrklineidcnt in his novel “Mr. lviecscnfls m5!" w B5515‘ mwflrds “isms theWVill" the plot of which turned on: largo amount of money necessary tolMll Mcescllll; wlll bell-lg lllttocd MA

Preserve U19 C5539» rc-ss a, women’: shoulders. Durham, the Bishop said, was) . ,~ '

menaccd with the loss of one of thel greatest historical and architec- tural monuments the nation pos- sessed. Durham Castle. The pre- servation of our historical monu- ments was a matter of national! concern. “It is literally true to say

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the traveller looks at it, seems built for eternity, is in imminent danger of falling down." The medical build- back {mm Alllca we shall be able lo m» “fir” '1 wmderr"! r1" r1“ build a little house and live more choosing sites, had no odequatelcolllfollably_ 4 l knowledge of subsoils. and in many Francesco died lll Madagascar: cases they reared their maflrlmcerlt leaving some seventy five million of piles on foundations which had been llle (l, ll", ls worth. llomlnally, found v inadequate That was the about four to the dollar) to his Case with Durham Castle. It was not brothers on the Piave; but they luilt on rock but on a. bed of shale kncw nothing about lllell- lllllelll- and brmrerl 5°11 about '70 feet deelflance and died still dreaming of the between the foundations of thelhouse they had planned; and the castle and the rock b ow. That news only reached a later gener-Z was now moving, an the great ation, who, being poor, unlettercrl building was in danger of being. folk, failed in their efforts to make

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. _ Nicholson resigned this position a slefliarch by Rex Resemch “now little while ago, and intends to de- vote himself to the founding of a lschool of English Church music. i The confermcnt of this honor by the Archbishop is an interesting re- minder thnt His Grace's powers are no) confined to thc bestowal of hon- iors in the faculty of theology, al- fthough they arc nowadays but rare-

I Carter s fly exercised in other directions. Both Law and Music are realms in which

1AM"!!! dflilflrrmrl“ Y" thc Archbishops since mediaeval times have been empowered to con-

summer “e fer distinctions. It is even possible that a degree in medicine conferred by the Archbishop would be legally valid. when Mr. (now Sir) Herbert Barker, thc famous bonesotter, fail- ed to receive what nearly every- body believed was his doe recogni- tion from the medical profession. a petition was submitted to the Arch- bishop that he should grant 8h- Irlerbert a degree in medicine. His Grace. however.‘ with his usual kindly tact, expressed his inability to do so. The Archbishop's privilege in the conferment of degrees arises from the fact that in the Middle Ages the Pope was the . cogniacd head of all Universities by reason of their inti- mate association with the whole ec- elesiuti l system. At the time of the Reformation he enloyed the power of conferring degrees in all of Western Christendom. but by way of an Act of Henry VIII. the privilege so far as England was con- cerned was vested in the Archbishop

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measures were indispensable. In some respects the case of Durham Castle was unique. Although of cc-

bcen devoted to secular uses, and he commended its safety to the consid- oration of the Government. .

The Archbishop of York was among the supporters of the appeal though he said there was a time when his predecessors would have regarded the demolition and dos. traction of Durham castle wlgll very great satisfaction. Indeed. if possible, he thought they would gladly have contributed their share in its destruction. Those days had

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PORT ARTHUR, A118. ef-Hls Ex cellency the Governor-General and Lady Wlllingdon accompanied by members of their staff, arrived here today after an extended four of the west, and wont aboard S. S. Ham- onic to makc the boat trip down the llake to Sarnia. Their cxcellenclcs are returning to the east after at- tending the Calgary stampede and touring the Peace River country. Their special train will be sent to Sarnla where they will legvg the Hamonic on Monday morning after a. day and a half cruise through Lakes Superior and Huron.

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of Canterbury. and so it has re- beth degrees, if it were available,

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‘birth certificate of their great ‘uncle, Francesco, and some docil- ‘melrts proving their blood relation- ship to him. I

Quite recently, upon the centen- ary of the Wanderers death, a mys- terious, but apparently reliable, a stranger called at the farm on the Piave, to tell the Bonetto family. that he could put them in possess- ion of their rightful heritage,’ through two persons whose identity: was not to bc revealed. The fortune? was deposited in two States; thc strangers in the background knewl all about it but woe bctidc anyone, who tried to question further “the' African Sphinx." I

Much has been written about: Francesco Bonetto since his deathl in i828. Born in 1791 he left the; little town of Vittorio Veneto at an early age to escape the police, 11nd,! being of an adventurous spirit and‘ full of indomitable energy, he ‘sought adventure in Africa. Falling in with a British mission of explor- ers he accompanied them to Mad-‘ agascar. wherc Ravalo, the young Queen of the Hewa tribe in the centre of the island, fell in love with him. He won renown in sever-l al encounters with rival tribes, was made a war chief, and married they Queen. i

Under the title of RadamaI. hel ruled, fought and pirated. Ho built‘

lcar; then France wanted the Island

up a strong army, conquered rival spite of England's declaration-of its'a tribes, signed treaties with Europ- independence. The same lye“, g5 lean Powers and amassed a fortune Francesco Bonetto, "King of Mad- which he lnvestd in the East India: agascar," died at the age of ‘thirty- Da, R4; 1o clgim relations)“ lCompany. Then clouds arose on a seven, some say from poison a.l-| share of the millions. |hltherto cloudless sky. Queen Rav- ministered by the Queen, while lalo grew Jealous of the white King's others believed he was killed in i success of the women of Madagas- battle by French soldiers.

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and sent an army to invade it inBonetto sank into oblivion, as thcl- Try it.