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alLY EDITION wiih ars Thursday, July 7, 1932

 

OFFICERS
INSTALLED.

G. H. Munro Turns “Over Gavel of
Rotary Club to G. A. Woodland

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Burrard Street
Bridge Opened

Gathering Attended
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PITTSBURG

Work Praised WON AG AIN

Musical ii tacs of London Lauds

Compositions of Daughter of
Local Woman

The following from Musical Op
inion. published in London, Ene
land, concerns the musical ¢
sitions of Lozanne, daughter o
Mrs. Russell M. Smith of this city

“Messrs, Keith Prowse annonn:
a new group of songs, tne words by
Edward Lockton and the music b:
Lozanne. All have been »roadcasi
by Miss Evette Darnac. The title
are: “Night Brings Me You,” “Deep
in My Heart,” and “Dark-haired
Marie.” Mr. Lockton has woven a
connecting threaa of love senti-
iment through the three lyrics,
which make a short and complet
cycle. The composer has well real-
}ized throughout his music the pas-
/Sion and sentiment, and kas writ-
ten three splendid examples of bal-
lad love songs. We hope when thi
composer writes again. that he wih
not be so shy to conceal hi
j|mame, for the songs reveal courag
jand ability. The songs are
| sible to average singers by their
simplicity, and the piano accom-
paniments are also easy.”

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Lead of Pire
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PITTSPURG, July 7
Pirates continued their se
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eir marein of National League |
leadershiv to two-and-a-half
games over the Boston Braves who
‘ost to the world champion St.
Louis Cardinals
The victory placed the €t. Louis
Cardinals on even footing for
fourth place with the Phillies who
were losing to the Chicago Cubs
All but one American League
game were rained out.
Yesterday's Big League scores: ;
AMERICAN LEAGUE With a good day and ponies in fine fettle there's nothing like a polo game for thrills
St. Louis, 4: Boston 5 Others was taken as West Point and Harvard teams battled for the
rain ~ . nem
NATIONAL LEAGUE + eee eee eeeeeee
Brooklyn 4-3; Cincinnati, 6-2 YOUNG SONS : 4
| Sees See SR, + MATTERN AND GRIFFIN #
| Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, 6. it AHEAD OF POST-GATTY #
Boston, 2; St. Louis, 4. WIN MATCH : NOW REPORTED MISSING *#
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i To . ; srhest?? saving
Baseball Standings Young Empress Defeated 5 to 4 in| i? eae. gulyy oF a °
* here last evening for Moscow #
poegooachian intermedigte Baseball le in continuation of their pro- +
National League bens ls jected record-breaking world #
Wy &. > Pet Young Sons of Canada defeated|+ flight, Jimmy Mattern and #
Pittsburg 40 29 580 | Young Empress in a fast Interme- \4 Bennett Griffin were 10 hours #
Boston 40 34 541) \iate League baseball game last i+ and 38 minutes ahead of the #
Chicago 38 34 528) sight by the score of 5 to 4 and the |* time of Wiley Post and Harold #
Philadelphia 39 «= 39 509} cague now stands: + Gatty whose record they are #
3t. Louis 35 635 ~— 500 W. L.  Pct.;# out to lower. They were unre- #
Brooklyn 36 39 48. | &mpress 7 4 637 -# ported at Moscow at noon to- @
New York 32 87 464 |Elks - 5 5 500 # day which was the time limit #
Cincinnati 35 8648 422. |Sons of Canada 4 1 364 '# for their fuel >
American League The Elks have tr‘o more games to ® a
New York 50 23 (G85 | slay and. by winning both, could ** * * 7° @@+@@@@@o4e
Philadelphia ig (31 58! | tie the Empress for the first half of
detroit 10 30 571) the league. As the Intermediates
Washington 11 33 © .55"} olay the Prince Rupert Baseball As- FOOTBAI |
‘leveland 39 «634 ~—s53" | sociation executive on Sunday, the
st. Louis 35 37 48C|game between Empress and Elks
hicago 26 44 371) will be plaved Saturday. Empress, by SCHEDULE
| Boston 15 «57 200 | vinning this game, could eineh the

 

 

 

 

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Today With Lient.-Gov. Present ore ennis i July 19-——Merchants vs. Canadian
» dobeds ae CHOICE PEAS— 4 V D d Legion
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Installation of new officers of ae ovv oT or at the | Sieve 3, per tin lic | Games Player eregin enie July 21—Regiment vs. Home Oil
the Prince Rupert Rotary Club { sane a. .. 4 Fordham- os ne eee ea | L July 26—Home Oil vs. Merchants
the ensuing year was conducted at|JOHMson, Lieutenant-Governor of| AUSTRALIAN CANNED FRUIT—| i eave to ppea teiyi 08 -Cabdinn tana:
the regular weekly uncheon in the ee Columbia, and a sarge ga- ene eee & Apricots 19¢ jCanadian National Recreation As < Restnaal
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Munro, the retiring president, The Bt age a ross Paiee Creek, costing! RE DARROW SODAS 19¢ Proceeding |Doukhobor Leader Must Serve 18 oj)
enw officers are as follows $3,000,000, was formally opened on) per pkg Months in Saskatchewan Total points on the 12-game ser

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Secretary—G. FE. Gulick . my per large bottle | National Recreation Tennis Club i i ce trophy for the yeat

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Tuesday—ss. Catala 1:30 pm
Wed.—ss. Pr. Robert 9 a.m
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m
Ss. Cardena midnight
Saturday—ss. Pr. George .. 7 p.m
July 9—ss. Prin. Alice pm
July 13—ss. Prin. Louise p.m
July 16—ss, Prin. Charlotte .. p.m

July 20—ss. Prin. Alice p
July 23—ss. Prin. Louise pm
July 27—ss. Prin. Charlotte . p.m
July 30-—ss. Prin. Alice p.m

From Vancouver—

Sunday—ss Catala p.m
Wed Pr. George 7 p.m
Friday—-ss. Pr. George 11:30 a.n
Friday—ss. Cardena pr
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m
Satur.—ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 a.
July 8 3. Prin, Louise a.
July 11 Prin. Charlotte a.m
July 15-—ss. Prin. Alice at
Juiy 18—~ss. Prin. Louise a.m
July 22—ss. Prin. Charlotte a.m
July 25-—-ss. Prin. Alice a.m
July 29—s. Prin. Louise a.m

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Sunday-—ss
From Naas River & Port Simpson—
Tuesday—ss
Vor Stewart and Anyox—
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Catala 8 pm
Stewart and Anyox—
day—ss. Catala 11:30 a.m
I Prin. George 6 pn
For Occan Falls—
Pr. Rupert 4 pn

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Friday—-ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m
Satur.—-ss. Pr. George T pon
From Ocean Falis—

Wed Pr. George ....11:30 a

Friday—-ss. Pr. George 11:30 a

Friday—ss. Cardena Pp
Ss. Princess Adelaide p.

Satur.-ss. Pr. Robert 11:30

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July

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July 8 and 22—ss. Pr. John 10
For Alaska—
Wed Pr. George 3 |
Satur Pr. Robert 3
July 8 Prin. Louise
July 11 Prin. Charlot
July 15 Prin. Alice
July 18—~ss. Prin. Louise
| July 22 Prin. Charlotte
July 25-.ss. Prin. Alice
July 29-—ss. Prin. Louise
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Wed Pr. Robert 7
July 9 Prin. Alice
July 138s. Prin. Louise |
July 16—ss. Prin, Charlott
| July 20—ss. Prin. Alice
| July 23—ss. Prin. Louise |
| July 27 Prin. Charlotte
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