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to N'ovemb'O 10th, and an eii'.Vr 'when 'profl.igatod p.mvi!iii.i li,v
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W.!A. BENBAM
Licensed Electrician
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ElectriLight Fixtures;
House Wirnjg and Sup-
No jobs too largo or too
small.
Xoxt to La Grande
Printing Co.
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THEGAMBtAWS
l.r (he bonofit or local sportsm. To nhoot from nnpowr Nltfoori ,,.J ,,r lo,
portions of tint synopsis which smOk boat, or-sink lox. wlofisft or 'injf
io nuni on iiici'ttKi or occupifu
uuincloseif ?auils without perndUm i
of owner.
To trapFur-bgnrhis animnjs with
out 0 licHJise.
f'uttiiiK Sc;usoii for "Chinks' ltring
Protest I'liUii IiOal Spoiling
Oi sitniy-n I foil,
Al. Andrews, secretary of tlfe
Wing, Fin'nmi Fled foot Club, has
received this week copies of a sy
nopsis of the Oregon Pish and ganio
laws, showiiii; chant's "made thiring
the recent npslon of (he legislature.
One matter th.it has elicited a pro
test from local spovisn.en is the cut
ting of the open se.u-on for Chinese
pheasants in this county down Troi
a ten dhy -to an oliiht day sea:!:.
The Wing, Fin and FleetToot Club
has taken this niAticr up with the
stnte game commission to see if
there has not been a mistake made,
and if they fail to tet satisfaction
from that source tlu'y announce that
they will go to Goveruor Oscott wl'.'i
Iheir grievance.
I.eaislatlo'n that !a the reKuH of
reKoliitions sent lo the legislature by
the Club is the changing of the sea
son for buck deer. n Union ami
flWwltnwi turnip in S.r I embpf '10th
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Exide Storage Battery Service. :
llilll New Batteries Carried m Stock. llilll
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cylinders reoorea ana pistons lit, all kinds
. ' .of machine wprk.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED-
R. W. LEIGHTON I
BAKER-LA GRANDE
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Caviness &Th6mas , .
Lv Baker .... 8:00 a. m. LvW Grande .... 8:00 a. m.
Lv Baker .... 2:00 p. m. Lv La Grande..... 2:00 p. m.
Phone Black 141. ' Leaves From Silver Grill
ooenlrtK In K?Ao two eoiintK's of tiio
M'ason for prouO. The twusim will
upon lulu year oP Ansvt. 1st iind
will ri'inuiii oponir.ttl Nove.-or
thoy will find lntortstlnK nrs printed
Mow. All dKt(-5"iiio.tioned, It Blioald
binoti'd? arj nlusl'.
RisidfiBa hauler' 8 license, $1.50
per year.
Non-resident hunter (wlleenso, 10
mp.
Kefiiler.t orfler's license., l.r
p(- year.
Non-resldenl 'anKler's licenRf-'
equal to the fe n-(iilrpd by tlfo
resident state of ilio iinnresldent ap
pliennt.
Ci'inbiaaliofi hunter' and ajiplorV
license, tS.na per year.
nistrlrt No. a
CoinprlAlnK all couailes east
Cascade' mwinttttna.
llnik deer with hnins September
1 lo October 31. Vnlon and Wallowa
counties September 10' to Novem
ber 10.
Ducks, geese, rails, cools, Wilson
RDipo .or jack snip", end greater and
lesser yellowletis October 1 lo Jan
aary 15. .
Sase hens July 1! to August 31.
Pr iiiio chickens Wasco and Sher
man counties only October 1 to
October 15.
liluo or sooly prouso. ruffed giouse
or unlive pheasant AuRiist 15 to
October 31 except In Union and Wal
llwa counties open season is Aug
usl 1 lo November 10.
. Mountain or plnim d, California or
valley qiuil, Klamath county only
October 1 lo October 10.
zDoves September . (o October 31.
rh(n..se nhoasaiits Union, Uma
tilla, liaker. Gran", and Malheur
ronnlio.s 1st Sundiy in October to
!nil Sunday III October, lloou kivo-
laad Wasco counties last Monday in
n.....!... in ljt Monday in November
I i Closed in all other counties in east
etn Oregon.
, V.aK Limits
Buck deer with horns Two dur
ing any goaHOii.
Silver tray squirrels Five In any
seven consovutive days.
Ducks, geoso, mils, coots, Wilson
snipe or jack snipe, and greater and
lesser yellowlegs Twenty-five in any
one day and not to exceed thirty In
:tny seven consecutive days.
Chinese pheasants Five In any
one day and not to. exceed ten in
any seven consecutive days with not
more than three female pheasants in
any bas of ten. However, in damn
District No. 2 no more than two re
mule, pheasants aro permitted in a
big of U-n.
Hlue or sooty grouse, ruffed gronse
or native pheasant Five during any
one day or ten during any seven con
secutive days.
Quail Ten in any seven consec
utive days.
Doves'and wild pigeons Ten In
one day or twenty in ny seven con
secutive days.
Sage hen Five in nny one diiy
or ten In any seven consecutive days.
Prairie chickens Five In any one
day or ten in any seven consecutive
days. .
Open Anglini! Seasons j
Trout over six Inches April 1 to I
November 30. Honk ar,d line fishing I
prohibited at all other times or thei
year. I!ag limit, ror iroui,
35 pounds In any one day.
Bass, ciappics, Williamson's white-.
fish, catfish and griyling April 1 ,
November 30. Eag limit,
pounds in any one dr,y. !
Ynnks" in Wallowa kikq u .
year, except rrom fie "" "
October lo the 31st dny of December
li.ig limit, 50 pounds In one (lay. i
It In 4'nlnwfiil
To kill mountain sheep, antelope, I
elk, beaver, female deer, spotted i
fawn, sliver pheasants, golden pheas-j
ants, Ill-even' I'lieahanls, English !
parU-tdVae. . llunguiinn partridge..
Franklin grouse ' or fool hen, . bob
white quail. wan, wor.d duck, wild ,
turkey, b-as. sandpiper, western
sanilpiper, solitary n.ndpiper, semi-
paln-aieil plover, snowy plover and
all other hints of any kind, e-fepl
those on which Ihere is an open sea-
so:;.
To roh any birds' nest, exr-pl sue'
birds as are not protected ny lav
To hunt without having hunting
license on ptrson, lrd -to rcf-.tso lo
show same oa demand of proper of
ficer or owner or rcpresi'ntatl.e of
re d property where hunlfng.
To -hunt at night.'
To sell or Have In possession plum
age of protected birds.
To litinl On f.ny pw resn'vallon.
fo disguise sex or kinJ -f any
game.
T'l hunt d' T with doil.
'To lie In wait mar-IUks n'nll"
hunting d"cr.
I T.o s-H gam' of a't-y kind i cept
To c.i O lumber wO'le, il-e, chem-;
To shoot ga-mx oiiV pulic lni'h-ilrt. tlwviylrcg. sub.it-iltce. He, or lo
ways or railroad iighr.Oravay fuse pawdor or itoisoni-ua aub.-j'ances
Tn wantonly wjpn pan e 9 !ln s. reams. o
For aliens to hu.it without a spec- i To lOli al nii li?or on 1 renin tvldi-
i.u sun iii-cimn. . in sin, icet tieiiAV any nsi.way.
roiuaiulala all
.without having It sc:
jtake.
1 The fi-lhiwing are
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irAiiilioii ditch
eened al Ihe In-
ot protected at
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We 'Charge. No "More For First
CIa& ork Than Is Ordinarily
Asked FoV "Second Class. .
To burn tnles bclwci n February "iy tio: Duck M.iwkT Btmrp sjjtn-Iji
15 and September la. except hi pcr-inetl iv.a.k. i-ajrie 'c.icoln. Btwhuwk.jJ
Unit from th- slate game warden. i-.tw:l" sparrow, reai norneii owi
To have lu posaetsion deer meat Icoitnoriinis. crows ai.U ruvens, mag
season : Pi
or Jerked venison !n closd
without same ncinaj tugged.
To trap, net or ensnare game mi
malK, birds or fisii, excepf us ex
pressl) provided.
To hunt within. The corpor
ate limittt of nny city or town, pub-
f jHc park or c,entetary, or on any ca,m-
pus or ground of nny public school,
college or university of within the
boundarlea of any watershed reser
vation as set sido by the United
ami htoicjays.
AiUtlion.il rrnvl-tfiinf
AH game 1b cwno.l by iho s.tate.
Any game animal, blrdor rih
raised, in captivity under a game
breeder's permit, til 3 cost (if which
is 52.(10, may be sold it properly tag
ged. ' Any game -onlni.il cl' bird may be
held during -Cioscd season If pnlpeily
tagged.
Any game animal or bird may be
Stales to supply water to cities, or imported from wiih iul the United
within uny 'national bird or gnme Jstatea and sold and If-Vroperly tag
reservation.
To resist game wardens or other
officers charged Willi the enforce
ment of the game laws.
To angle for any fir.h without hav
ing a license on person, and to re
fuse to show sumo on demand of pro
per officer.
To fish by any means ether than
by hook and line.
To use of salmon spawn In WiUnm
olio river and tributaries south of
East Independence station, Marion
county.
ged.
Any navigable sit ram and any
streams flow-lug through public lands
are highways Tor llshlng.
Taxidermists must pay a license of
$3 per year.
The atato lu.ard of fish and game
commissioners are empowered to
summon and examine witnesses un
der oath, lo suspend open seasons,
ofler rewards to apprehend viola
tors -and lo acqulro any kind of gnme
for propagation, ixpi-rlmentjil or
iscientillc purposes.
Wilson Bros. Tailors
Our purpose is to (-lean,
press ami repair your
clotlicw in siieh.it 'way that
.you niwy regard our work
ns Im-tter than usual.
And to ehari;( you no
more for this kind of ser
vice than perhaps )'on
have heen in the custom of
paying for unsatisfactory
results.
There's a difference we
want to show you,
Cleaning,
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