La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 23, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textj Saturday, November 23, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pago Three JLIEF WORKERS RUSH TO BURIN ' (Continued from Pat 1) the wave reuched Us height 0 were flunrf back with succeed- wavea two and three times, n uh tho waters receded they it to ea with the speed of u Liner. hiny deeds of heroism occurred liln the terrifying 16 minutes, 1 rushed through iho waters to houses on the lower" levels. owing caution totthe winds they n bored to the rooTs, smashed in windows, drugged out women children and leu per to safety as dwellings were caught in the noil and swept to sea. i man named Fudge, of Ioit Au s, was a short distance from u Seeing, the Incoming flood rushed to suvo his fumlly. His h was blocked by a hous0 float ; by. As tho house passed ho j his wife and children in It, the was too late to suvo them, n Stepaslcle, a houa0 containing ei-Hons, was curried to. sea three ts. On the last occasion tluit turned to shore the elder mem- holding the young children ed and all were suved. Another ily also was carried out threo ( only to be borne backhand htually to escape. WAIl-IiIKE THRILL fOUTLANO, England, Nov. 23 ;) Tho crew of the battleship n Duke, now used us a training . I), had a real war-like thrill ing exercises in tho channel to- ' when a dummy torpedo, fired in a submarine struck a vessel . I 'shook 'it -from stem to. stern. j jio of the crew prepared to leave ! h believing she had foulqd a. ' man no or other obstruction but fictual damage appeared to have U done. IlitlNG DISTICHKSHI) SHIP AJETTA, Malta. Nov. 23 (AP) J lour destroyers huve searched niecesafully over u front of 75 1 ?m seeking to intercept the ! mcr Huron Elcho whose wire- , operator Thursday broadcast (puis for help. At one time the ish steamer Chaucer was said i huve heard Iho Huron Elcho j rig but subsequently no. reply received to the Chaucer's res ts! v signals. UKAKIXG TO JIK 1KC. ALKM, Ore., Nov. 22 (AP) ring of tho disbarment cases ; hv Thomas Miinnlx and o-go Joseph of Portland, each Inst the other, has been set to tu Muntliiy. Dec. !, and will bably bo held in the state sen- r" hnmber. This was announced late yesterday by Judgo G. V, jj worth of Eugene, who Is chair 3 of the board of referees that take the testimony. j ,i;i ireMX" idea IS 1.000 YEARS OLD 10RONTO (A P When a mln- j r nowadays suggests that , uns Up. set to-jazz tunes in oruer jfighem nearer the people, a hii enwiops him. ; . Ui the "'Idea is at least 1,000 rs old, says John Murray Gib t; who is to participate in the dish music festival here Novem- jit Is interesting to find," says f Gibbon, "that tho jazz hymn beer was Thomas, the first hblshop of York, appointed rtiy after the Norman conquest j :Wi Ilium tho Conqueror. Tliis musical prelate instructed priests to adopt sacred words i popular tunes so the church tlri remain in touch with the i TMIMUE IS .MAIIKIUI) i jONGVIEW, Wash., Nov. Ii3 j y- Mike Price, a Pacific Coast j ' put umpire, and . Miss Hazel ' ison, I.ongview, were married jCelso last night, the marriage I 'i the culmination of a romunee 1 t started when the couple met j ral years ago at a log rolling j tefct which Price won. Concentrating on LSON BROTHERS Haberdasher: 1 H 3 UET ACQUAINTED ith Super Shorts, the few type of drawers that iminates all centcr-seam iscomtort. I he panel at, a Wilson Brothers ea, does the work. ou'll thank us for mak- ig you acquainted with uper Shorts. 50c to $1 100 PURE WOOL SHAKER KNIT SWEATERS For Men Absolutely tlic finest sweater on tho market. Made of iir worsted yarn. Exceptionally licavv weight. . Coat' style. Big roll collar. A REAL $12 VALUE BOYS-SHIRTS Heavy cotton flannel shirts, in those new attractive plaid pat terns. 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