La Grande evening observer., April 02, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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GENERAL'S SON !
IS II II
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A liviifa I
AUlllIlS ,
Osborne Wood
Heavy Gambling Losses
in European Resorts;
Would Recuperate.
TAMPA. Kin. (API Osliorn"
"Wood conn hurk to his natlv'- lon'l
Tnenduv to aturt nil over UK:iln. A
junior officer nn lioanl tin1 r'l'rall
shipping hounl vcwl "Wtui -lo.i,"
on Mhli'h Wouil arrival, ail-1
Ilia pjm-.'USiT mil "load "I Willi
money."
Wood arrived off Tiiinpa early
Tnrnlny on bourd tlio Wwit L'lietuu j
unl was brought up the imy on o
private yacht. Ha illncunned bin re
ported gunibllnR Iohsi o ul Kuropenr.
reorto freely mid loudly hiuched
at thtf report!) lint wlu-n be hoard
ed the West Chetao In Cadiz. Spain,
liln fortune, estimated at approxi
mately one million dollarn, had
- dwindled to two 1 bllln.
"It In true that durliiK the four
months in Kuropo I threw away a
large portion of the winnings on
Wall Btreet In gambling reijorta,"
tho on of Major General Leonard
Wood, jrovcrnor of tho (Phlllp
plnes. said
But 1 allll lmvo plenty enough
not to vrorrv," ho added.
. Will Tackle Wall Street.
"If 1 have the same luck through
my Wall street broker that I did 0
nhort tlmo ago, I think I will be
able to recover what 1 lont uitrtng
luy stay in Europe.'.' he continued.
Wrtr.il ileellned to state the exact
amount of his loosen, lot would ho
r.ii...,,ni tn mnko nn n'inmto of
the largest amount lost In a Blngle
night. "What's the uiw to talk
about It now. Whenever It comes
easy -cany It goes." he declared.
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I a: 3 op. m.f flreen Knmlly itlee
1 Clgb; KlMlto ' theater Nymphony
orcli'-Htru, Je-sn Hehanfer, direct.
: Herrnmli'r orehe.ltru.
KI'NI'. Mlil-linililoull. I. IBCOI.
11:311 p. nirt eoneerl. h'd. Hlliliy;
8:0, eoneert- from Hepburn,
Mm. Korrent Is-o. director.
KSI), HI. l.uilU, Mo, (.U.VI), p.
in.. Mih. lipvid KreigHhaber,
Mrs. Kobert Iturnelt, plunhtls;
II, progruin, 1-;. A. TuilKsig, dl
rector.
Ul'H.H, lint Spi'liigs National Park,
Ark. :i"I.H), 8::i"-9 p. nr.. rin ti.
er oreheHlru trio; liiirlon KlHelier
pianist; Tiibby Veil, tnor; lioug
JuhiiKtoti, eorn"tisl; 0-10. ljlw
mm Iti'id, organiHt; 10-11, Kuy
.Miillin's .liwk tVluiteru orches
tra. KYtt', Hill nun, III. (,l:i(l), :3!i.7
p. III., Jincle IJoh; 7, concert,
I'ollgreHrt hotel; u-i, a. in., revue;
1-2. Insomnia, elub, Coon-Han-derrt
Orlgtnul iilghtlmwks.
WIIAP, I'"ort Worth, Ten. (17.1.0),
4 p. in..' weekly book review,
Peter Molyneniix; 7:30-8:30, ill
Y elub or Port Worlh.
W!l('.. ('Iileitgi), 111. (UUU). 7-9 p.
in., Will Itosalter, tenor und art
lata; 10-1:30, Midway dancing
garden orchestra.
W t'CU, Mli npolls-Nt. Paul, Minn.
4 p. ni., reader's club; 6:30, chll
ririn's hour; (1:15, dinner con
cert: 7:4u, heulth talk: 8. tit.
Paul's municipal organ concert;
0, F & II fiwnlly : 10, Hick Long's
Nankin caf" orchestra; Tommlo
Mai In, Huminle Slept.
WCIii:, I'.lglli, 111. (-:), 7-8 p.
in., Bona' Clwn orchestra; 11-12,
Kreil llQinm orcheRtra; Eddie
1-oftua.
WO A r Knnsoii Oiy lo-, (365.0),
3:30-4:311 p. m., Star's Itadlo
trio; fl-7, piano tunlnn-ln num
bor on Jlio Iuo-Art; h peak or,
Kansas Citj chJMrtn'ii hurt-an;
T'll'Mo-A-Htory Latiy; Trianon
t-nsomble; 8-1 U, popular pro
(jrum: 11:4.1-1. Merry Old Chief,
l'tantutlon playern.
WMIIII, C liltmcu, 111. (370.2), ?.
p. in., (rlo)f orcheHtra; Cam
brldin Hlwterii; violin trio; 0-1 ft,
Orloln orchestra ; Bpeelal pra
Ri'um, llllnolK 111 1 Telephone
t'Oinpany; 11-12, Jack l'enuwcll,
twin ifUltnrlBt; Oriole orchestra:
Kicdt-rirk Aganl, tnor; Frank
Pupil1, nccoidlon noloiT't; Sandy
M. i'k, tenor.
V1:mc, ltrrlcn SpiintrH, Mich.
(SHVft), u p. in., old tlmo hymns,
Hadlo chofr;' !i:2U. Itohert Hod
Kin h, celllBt; ):3fi, T. Kn-i-in, bo
prano; u:4ft, Dlhlo chut, H. H.
Tuvlof.
WPAA, Ihillna, Tcx.(U5.0), 4:90
fi p. in., womun'H hour; Q;H)
7:no, Ilcnry lioya orohestraj
ft:3n.9:30, Mrs. Albert Houles.
WTAS, I-.litln, 111. (102.8), 8-11 p.
m., WTAH dahco proKram.
Mountnln Thnn KtntltMiH
KOA, Denver, Colo. i'A'22.4), fl p.
ni., Unt mlmilen of music, Krod
Hchniilt and hifl Itlultu thenter
orchesira; 8:10, KOA orchentra.
KOH, Slntc nllruc, N. M. (.t 1 8,(1),
7:Sn-8:3( p.'Tfi'.T popuUn Kc:tencc
coui'Hi', leHHon 1JI, Mr. U. H. ltoh
bins; "KoreHt KuncllonH and
Tho flrew of tho WoHt Chetao.
lying at qunranllnn, cheered Wood
its hn departed. "A Jovlul fellow."
was (ho caplntn'fi comment. A
cli-an cut sport," added the chief
enKlneer. ,
Tho npendlnK orgy ntnrtnd. he
said. Rhortly after ho arrived In
I'uriB Innt year. He left Manila af
ter he reHlKned from tho I'nlted
Hint h army and took a trip
through l ho Rues canal, "J tint to
take a look at thtTiRft," hn said.
"Ills luck Btayed with him until
hn went to Athens, Greece, and
thorn he lo.it heavily. A trip hn'ek
to 1'nrlH, llienee to Deuvllte, Ilar
rlta, then nKiiln to rmtB, thenco to
Madrid, Huroi'tonn, KiirftRosa and
nnother hop back to Madrid "fail
ed to change my luck," ho said. In
Barcelona ho met officers of tho
Weot Chetao and decided to return
to Amerlou.
"1 was In no hurry to leave, ex
cept 1 met up with this bunch of
good fellows and derided that It
would be better to como acrona on
a freighter than on a regular pna
songiT ship loaded down with over
ly -bored pftHne tigers," he declared.
Phone 393-W
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A I.0ND0V III'TCIIIOIt OUHilNATKlTHIS wlndoiv-droulnir
Idra. A ital "I'oilicr" tarty, ouu would say. '
IIRRE S INTI10IMTIX0 . yu
tiiiR r K,.ver,. t,.a,.i. .M,.
wlini suiniMtr uhium. Thy
Farms." Frank C. W. Pooler,
Pacific Tlmo Station
KFAK, Pullman, Wnslt. (ittR.fl),
7:30-9 p, in., CHenna Oarrett, no
prtino; Kdna Nelson, reader j
Homo Talent trio; Helen Ohms,
pianist; l.ola llruhnm, vIolinlHt;
('Tho Wear and Tear of Auto
Tires on Level roads," Denn H.
In the Home Garden,"
ArmHtrong; "Preparing for the
.Spring Garden, " Prof. C. h. Vincent.
firan-fl n. i. Wi.imlnpp'a nni.iP
slcal half hour; 8:45-7, Undlator
lal talk; 7-8. Kxn miner. VI
Itodd's syncopators; 8-9, Aeolian
residence plpo organ recital. Pan
McParland, orgunlsl; S-10, Kve
nlng lleerald dance orchestra;
10-11, Tilda Itohr. contrnlto.
with Instrumental accompani
ment. KFOA. Seattle, AVasli. (H-t.-t). 4-
5:15 p. m.. M'llrlam K. Hoff
man's Olympic hotel concert or
chestra; 6:45-8:ir.. Sherman.
Clay and company; 8:3n-in,
Times program: 10-11, Kddie
TTarkness and his orchestra.
KFWB, IIll)Tool, tallf. (252).
7- 8 p.' ni.. dinner hour music;
8- 10, K PW H feat u re progra m ;
10-1 a. tn.. Brandstatler's HoU
lvwood Montmarte cafe dnne
orcheatra.
R;0, Oakland, Calif. (.101.2). 3
p. m.. Btudlo musical program;
4-5:30, concert orchestra. Hotel
flt. Yancls.
K; Portland, Ore. (-191.6) p.
m., dinner concert; 8, lecturo,
Priiverfllty of Oregon Extension
division; 10:30. Hoot Owls.
KIM. Los Anleaes, t'nlif. (10S.I),
2:30-:30 p. ni.. mntlnoe muaic
ale. Pacific States Electric com
pany; C-G:3(. Art Hiekman'a
Blltmoro hotel concert orches
tra. Kdwnrd Fltxpatrlck. direct
or: 0:30-7:30. little stories Amer
ican history. Prof. Walter Syl
vester llerteng; piny, pupils of
Kdyth McUrath: Vncle John;
7:80, "The Rnnta Po Trail."
Oladys PeWltt; 8-10, joim
IiVvi nnd nHoelntes nresentlnir
Arton trio, jennte tiuritec uku
lele Bololst; Carl Purattl. cor
netlM; Oumttt mttle quartet; Hum
Hinds, tiionologulst; Id-11, Art
Hickman's Hilt more hotel dance
orchestra. Karl Purtnett, lender.
Kl.K. Oakland, t'allf. (.0H.2), 6-7
j p. m.. organ recital; 7:45-9:45,
! studio program: 9:45-10:30,
Pweet's ballroom.
RX. Hollyn-noil, Calif. (A0.O),
I 6:15-7:30 p. m., dinner hour mu
sic; T:Sfl-8, program, Kastern
Outfitting company; 8-9. v-
gram; 11-13 Abe Lyman's Cocoa
j nut Orovo dance orchestra from
' AnittnHsndor hottl.
Kill. Snn I roll. Im-". illir. (l.'n .M
-Xn-r,-?i v i". T vv
'f:r!nont hoft-t nrrhfrn: s-!.
rrfipr:;!'.:, Clt:'-(uti J Six cil-Ih'.h-tr.l.
.
Pawrs l plvlnir away lp In
tho svnat whlrh In ono wny for a
vico prfnliliu to bp notlrod.
lxa Anifrlc-!. newt Man brok .
fflaM to Rt ot aom Jt'wrla. So the
Judtro fcavn hi in seven .yrars hal
luclo
' (llrl will lie Kirla. Paltlmoro ono
or 107 had a Mrthd.iv party. ll-r
husband ot 109 wa there U. t he
'cut up.
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(II iow'l,'ril,-, .lr.)
Those gnUllng the dewilntes of
rndlo In America hould hove
thec na their objectives -
A radio In every home.
The constant Improvement of ra
dio programs.
The one thing that may curb the
Ainericnn public's . enthusiasm in
radio ia the abuse of radio bmail-en-Hthiff.
H i imcTCtuing to note already
lb, iiiMiiiMiec of radio upon Anu-rl-
c;;n l;ien.
Jazz has Its placo In American
nniKicul tauten. It Is ihe only dis
tinctively Atiwrlcan tituslo we have.
It in today by Itir tlie nxutl iMipiilar
ff ail fuiiii.s of music In the 1'nit-
Stult.H. Hut then are good j;izz
ore lie.Mtnix und bad onn. And the
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ilii- better ouch.
I'.ut jx3t can be ovennno and
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i he claMMics of year gone by. It
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StatioiiH must exercice judgniriil
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