La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday,' February 1, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pare Fiva
yREPORTER RECALLS
PERJURY WARNING
BY JUDGE HARDY
(Continued from Paire 1)
I teen sent to prioiit by wmnji itff-n-tificntlutis
unit if thin happened, the
pe rrion who kiivo. the .testimony
wuiiltl be nm'.vted." i .
HhiiIIs Warning .
Robert W. lirydun, u member of
the 11(26 irraml jury. testified that that
JutlKe Hardy him to "lay off whatever to lo at any tlim
the grand Jury of th Jurist's til
lered remark to him.
"Nothing whs said leading utf to
Uio remark ' Urydon testified. "I
made no answer. Jude Hardy
sfx-tned very much lu earnest, and
I 'wan rather shocked tr.it he
nhould make such a statement "
JudKe Arthur 'Ke.eteli. who,- ns
Hmj jude In Qhatxe, ordered the
discharge of the 192(i grimd jury
while it warn investigating the Me-
1'hersun case, tuhl the committee
"Judo Hardy had nothing
or in
the Ahnee ease. A. J. Xauet, an- any manner with the dismissal of
other ineinbor of that body, said the rand jury."
that Urydon told other members cf lira. Mel'herson yesterday was
bubpoenued to appear before the
assembly Inquiry committee ut 8a c
laiuentu on Feb. 21.- This wsa in
terpreted aw a move to keep Mr.
.Mcl'h-r.-vou within the JurisdicUun
of the committee. - '
STATE RESTS ITS
CASE IN KEYES TRIAL
(Continued from Pag 1)
MacKaden, ' fonm-rly' employed In
Getxoft's Nhop had told him that
Keyi'M, Coiioft and Kobinson
(Koat-nuerg'a attorney) were hold
ing meetings In . Getxorf's shop
"trying to fix things up" in the
Julian Petroleum corporation case
in which Koaenhorg was Involved.
Kurd said MacKaden asked him not
to use the information because
Keyes had once done him a big
favor. ,
Anuses Mai'Fatk'it .
nuuns who whs able to "give pres- District Attorney Huron Htls
cuts" lux) paid but small sums as , charged that MacKaden had been
taxes In IM5 and ISiS and none at gullly of the rullkc-at kind of per
all In 19S6 and 1927. (Jury In testifying that Milton Tike
Ford testified that Ernest I., and Joseph ShermiMi. former fol
low shop employes, had offered to LEGISLATURE
let him in on a "shakedown" of l
Getiort to keep them from testify
ing before tiia grand Jury;
.Kilts testified that Mu'clixlen
hd told him before tho alleged
bribery trial opened that Geuorf
had asked him to testify to that
effect.
Ascribed to Bret Harte
"Nifty" menus good, very smart
or stylish. It Is said Hint tho word
wfis first used by llret llnrlo about
ISflT. lie spelled It "nlfH" mid ex
plnlnrd Hint It wus formed from
"magnificent."
IS ADJOURNED
TO MONDAY
(Continued from Fag 1)
withstanding JU , rovolutlonary
character. "
Senators Eddy and Moser "pan
ned" Senator Klepper of Multno
mah county for opposing In ti floor
debate tho Dunue bill providing
that attachments shul! lio aim Inst
property of non -residents of tho
state. The reason for tho attack
was that Klepper had not foiiKht
tho measure in Judiciary commit
too of which all three, of the sen
ators aro members. The bill passed,
Eddy and Moser nolnttm? to tho
I'tieelsslty of It In view of tho fact
that Washington and - California
both have it. It provides that
redress against an offender livinR
in another state may be taken in
this state, and applies particularly
iHo motor vehicle accidents.
1H NK HIM KILI.KI)
. SALUM. Ore.. Keb. 1 (AI Sen
ator Dunne's bill providing that tho
hid list rln I accident commission be
increased to five members, one of
whom should be a woman and the
state Insurance, commi.sHloner made
an ex-offlclo mt-mber wan killed by
tho senutu Tbuvxday by indefinite
postponement. i The adyerso cum
mittoe report wiw adopted. , f
.The deficiency appropriation btU
providing for an appropriation of -$143.1100,
approved by tho wnys and
means committee, was passed 'With
only Senator Upton voting against
' 1 ' ;
Read and Remember
If yon lut vu a Mindly fcellnic for
others, srood Urn-dim? will surely
manifest liMplf In you. St. Louis
ftlohe-lip'itorrnt. : -
4 ?V
111
! mtgggmssa ' m
s .
rv n n .n
Mams me Ir mng
of the Giant Gun in the
Final Drastic Drive to
COMPLETELY
All That Remains of Clint's Clothiery's Fine
High Grade Stock of Men's Clothing, Furnish
ings, Shoes, Luggage, Hats, Etc. ;
'FOLKS!
' Feb. 28th
lie Our
People of La Grande awl surrounding countryside
'know fiont past experience that the merchandise al
ways carried by this old reliable firm is of America's
finest and most dependable high quality wearables for
men and young men thnt can be had clothes with style
, for durability wearables with distinctive, selected
and attractive patterns and colors, now goinjj: at such
sacrificed prices without thought of cost or former sell
ing price far ii . S-.' " , ' . . - : . -t i.,
Quick and Complete Close-Out
Our Final 1
Drastic. Drive
STARTS
Saturday.
Feb: 2nd
Giant Savings
Tremendous Shirt Savings. Save!
Out lnt Khli'lH,. fn'm.c.l.
iv. to $1.95
; noiv, each
$1.00
OlIO l,ot KhlrlH, iK'lllllllIK
miiih' .Miiiilmiuiiis, viiliit'M
lo 1.00, now,
$2.47'
OIW l.llf (UllllHt'llll'llKlllUC ' ''
lo 9:1. no, noiv
$1.48
rinding
lllllH, JIDU'
IV, oui'li.. POl
Evenings
7&9p.m.
Today
Saturday
'Adults 50t
Children .. .25c
(hif liol Men's I'nion Suits
the (hree-.seasoii welyht.
tivs. $.7V trade. I Inul
t-httsr-otil, pfke
suit :
Sale Prices Tliat Will Cause This Fine Stock To Disappear Quickly -
I Greater
I
,:$l.oa
Hats':
Hik. sii.s.-, jiuis rn
pu.tf
now
Ilimlt'iniiir uml McKlliliin
, 1.115 ami
$r.IIU Hals, niAv
Iti-tf. $.-..' ami
$.llll Hals mm-
Hi-;?. HII.IC. iiii1
S7.IMI llalN IKH
K'. S7.K." mill
SK.i'O lllils lion
.$3.33
$3.97
$4.67
$5.34
Olio lot .Mfli's flnn 'llrwet
'I'ltut'i-s. i'it-4'tl for iiili'k
i Iom'-ohi liy I'lMlliiir llio
icuiilnr priw risl't I""-,
Now - . -1
Half Price
Wiork Pants' U
' ' -MiiIuih'. .fohhson, v
llll)M'Ult
now, r, .......
$4.67
$5.23
;r5''i,m:$6.32.
$7.07
$1.18
$3.96
toil W'CMll
$1.29
$1.76
H-. ..- !
now, pr.
Kir. H5 1-nlllK i
now, ir.
now. r.
I'anls now. pr.
lt-c.-!.." Out-
IIIU ioWII- IIOIT
lit-lt. H5.S5 Wool
lllawrs, now
lire. SH.I
ilU'lon I1l
ltr. S.-I.01 1-omllWoil Wool
SI, hi
now
k i.'j
shins
now
School Suits
Tremendous Reductions
YOUNG MEN'S TWO PANTS
SUITS
Sizes 14 years to 20 years
$30 Suit
now......
$15.00
$12.50
$11.25
$22.
suit
I 1 ii
LA GRANDE'S LOWEST
; v PRICES
On Men's and Young Men's
.High Grade
SUITS
Kuppenheimer,
Michaels-Stern & Co.
and others now going at
HALF PRICE
All remaining men's and young men's Suits
included and to go at this sensational re
duction, and if ever an ' opportunity is
wr rill finvfhinn In vml fdi crol Iwn unifu or
the price of one, you'll never miss this real
Ft? 1S....4 t .. ' .1 . I ..l
nuu j'vviit i-iii viciiiue liuwehi ouil
Prices.
stX Bargains!
Save On Shoes Here!
lti-jc. :ii.h.-i
Siili.s now
lli-c. :)7
Siiit.i now
Hi-k. $:i
Snilri . flow
IU-B.
Kllilx
$17 J3
$18.73
II..H.-, 1 Q Q
low.. tplUtiJ'J
now.. $21.23
1 1. ii.i
now..
Itl'K,
sun-
'Hi-K, $17.45
KuiiH now..
Ki-K. $.-ll.0ll
SllllH now
Hilt, s.-.i.k.-j
hnltH now
$22.48
$23.73
r $25.00
) $27.43
All Remaininc Men's and Young Men's Fine
OVERCOATS
the Final Drive at Sensational Reductions
M:Hlt uh I he iv u iHtlcr
time to buy KIkmh hihI Ox
rinl Utv men iiimI joiim men
rfMituiir fnni Amet'lru'M
firremuMt hIkm niiiijiiriirluitTM,
IM'W up-ti-tliit4) Hlylen tmw
riiml DraMli! Ilrlvu Knln
niti to vhms out ivtfiirth'H
nt e(Ht iiv former Helling
liriceM, .
Mt'n's rcjf $1.95 W'ovk
Shoes now gointf at Final
Drive tf0 A7
i
.33
pair
Men's ief. $!l.'l." 8-inch
top heavy Work Shoes,
now Final Drastic Drive
price,
pair ...
Men's H-inch' top Ilail
road Shoes, reif. to $.S.9."i,
now to close, (j p Q Q
pair DD.OO
One Special Lot Men's
Shoes and Oxfords, rcK.
to $9.45 now, Q-l Q .
act quick, pr. vti.OO
SEE
and
HEAR
This Thrilling Sound Production
With a Wonderful talking and Sinjinfr Climax
It's Contagious!
; f V ' t- "Unit pn-cloiiH lllllo lm
... J . tlilnu callfil luvo" 1 MM
f V Tnld) It from tliln IiIk'Ii- '
J .3 v 'lM'lni hIiow Klrl. In llm
f&Sj yV tll,s III li n 1. 10' Mil
yjSym' few")--
iU..lll3W-
' COMING
4 Days Starting Sunday
. -The Drone of the Motors Will Thrill You!
1
I
TODAY
SATURDAY
W0
$3.97
$4.88
All 2..- I'nja
iui.'s now. Mill -All
$:UMI 1-jiJii-nuit,
now. suit.. .
41 A7 A" ''"i"- QO 9 4 A" r,-,M' !'"- (to ) ah ;..-. i'mjm- (r no
y l.Ul ni!i. now. null.... fp.O-i iiiuh. now, mi. I .:. pO.O'4 nia, now, miIi .. tflO.Lt')
(pl.ticr iimik. tim. Mill .... tp.O mn.-i. now. Mill ... pi')'z imi.. now. Mill ... pO.Ux
.Savings Worth Coming 100 Miles to Get! Act!
Men's Work Shoes
grouped in one lot, reur.
$6.15, final
Close out Kill
!ilc$3.97
Wanted styles Men's Oxfords,-
black and tan, ret;.
?..!);, now lo
go quick, pr
Men's OxfordH, retr. $6.!ir
and $7.l'i, black and tan,
new styles. Hurry. Final
Sale price,
pair
Men's high grade Oxfords,
new, wanted styles, rejf.
7.!)."i. Drastic Jr Q7
Sale Price, pr... tDO.O 4
The famous .1. P. Smiths
fine Oxfords for men: leg.
5!I.S5 ; black und tan, latest
styles, now,,
pair ,.
.. $6.88
HEX BELL
with
ItKX BELL
(,'omcdy
'Too Many Cookies'"
"Cross Country Bunion iviicu"
T.iUp jour i liolif of our
rutin- Moi-k .Mn'- ami
Vomit; Mi-n'rt hvinlili
IIiihI (t,xil-ln- nitm-linn
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( KHAMX TIm rmoii-ly
hnmui "Cniwn" Ovrnill-
lira vj blue ilViiiitl llh.
Snw
ilr
$1.69
CLINT'S CLOTHIERY
The fri itMMiN M ii It noiiui li '
iitiuKtt$ till iliHtknlly na
ih unit rrm rttctilitr prhf
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COLONIAL - Friday - Saturday
The Tumult of a Thousand Fiery SicctJs!
The Thunder of Myriad Chariots!
ir-'ltf LfrKJlLl WV !1 .Iff. 1 J'li : 1 j J- . C. " -til
& : T I ill
'Clot r.? '
rr
- Also
"MARK Of The
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