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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
CS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, October 2fi, 1933 The Weather (Incorporated) WEATHER FOKECAST Oregon: ener-JJy fair Jn the taut and unsettled In ttie wet portion tonight and rrlduy; probably nUn In north we t portion and on the eoaat; moderate tern perat urw ; liter eon I iij; southerly 1nd oflVhorr. LOCAJ, W EATIIKB Wednesday: mail mum 63, mini mum 44 above. Partly cloudy. Toslay: minimum 38, 7 a. m. 40 iiiliwPll7'JfK" i ff'i. itja. An Independent Newspaper Phon Main 600 DON'T GET CAUGHT WITH AN OLD WEAK BATTERY THIS WINTER BEFORE PRICES GO UP-GET A NEW WARD RIVERSIDE WINTER KING H. W. FREDERICKS . ..Publisher and General Manager BAHOLO M. FINLAT , Business Manager above. Partly cloudy. . Page Four V- 1 75r is ' ! pi Hi ft If '1 Published evenings, exception Sunday. " 1710 Birth street. La Grande. Oregon. Entered at the PostoMoe of la Grande, Oregon, as Second Clan Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1878. OFFICIAL PAPER OP ONION COUNTY AND TUB CnT OF LA ORANDR - MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use lor publication of all nevs dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub lished here. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper and also the local news herein also are referred. National Advertising Representative M. C. UOOEXEEN CO, Inc. Ban Francisco. Los Angeles. Seattle. Portland. Chicago Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, one month In advance Dally, six months in advance , Dally, single copy -M.50 60 Dally, per month in adrance- By Mall Dally, per six months In advance . Dally, per year In advance Il . 0. ALDERMAN ACQUITTED IN LOCAL COURT Onnle Alderman, charged with lar ceny of a grease gun by J. W. Rush, ' was found not guilty by a Jury y- ; terday afternoon before Judge L. Den- j ham In the court of the Justice of : the peace. Henry L. Hess was at torney for Mr. Alderman, and Dls-' 'net Attorney Carl TJ. Helm repre- "rara ine acate. A SUGGESTION TO THE GAME COMMISSION The elk and deer seasons in Eastern Oregon ended Wed nesday night, but the hunters are still carting in carcasses , and the forests have been thinned of their fleet-footed ' animals. Ideal weather and the lure of the great elk combined to bring thousands of nimrods into the hiiis of Union, Wallowa, Baker and Umatilla counties. And there was slaughter! It has been many, many years since so many hunters joined in a concerted effort to bring home the "bacon" and they were successful. In some sections of Eastern Oregon i where elk were plentiful a few days ago, there is scarcely a ! bull elk left. A few escaped here and there, but it will be many years before the big herds of other yeai-s have returned to former numbers. More deer than usual were killed these last three days, also, and it is safe to 'say at least local sportsmen are saying it that deer hunting will not be good for several years. , We are not particularly criticizing the game department and legislature for declaring an open season on elk in this section. Perhaps, however, a suggestion might be made. It is this don't open the elk season in Eastern Oregon for ;j another long period of time and don't open both seasons at j the same time. Another open season like this one, and bie game hunting would be a thing of the past in this section. I , In years to come if another open season on elk is desired ! would it not be wise to let the license be so high for both ' out-of-state and out-of-Easlern Oregon hunters that there will not be such a tremendous rush to the hills. If the state is going to be mercenary about hunting elk at all, let it go far enough to make it pay when the books are balanced. It surely didn't pay this year! MRS. EGGELSON RETURNS HOME Mrs. Asa Ifcgelioa, CJt Enterprise, has i lust returned from Kansas mtv where she attended the supreme' con- ! vra-jon oi r. E. O. She was the I guest of honor at a luncheon today b. the home of Mrs. H s nmw,. and furnished a reoort of the om-.i tcraings. xesterday she visited the ' amnjo-rTeewater cnapter. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go If yoa fed sew and rank and the world looks punk, don't rvtllow a tot of aalu, min eral Mt, oil. lazatiTc candy or ehvwicr, cum and expect thn to male yotj ruddecly sweet and buoyant and full of u&hinc For tbey can't do iL Tbry only more tb bowtit and a mer movement doemo't it at the cause. Tbe reaaon for your down-and-out feeting U your liver. It abould pour out two pounds of Liquid bile into your bowel daily. If this bile la sot flowi&f freely, your food doesn't dijeU It just decays in the beweia. Gaa bloats up your stomach. You have a . thick, bad taste and your b. nth is foul, ' skin often breaks out in olemishea. Your head ' aches and you feel down ami out. Your wboia i ysteiB is poisoned. It takes those food, dd CARTER'S ! LITTLE LIVKH FILLS to ret th t-n pounds of bile Howie e freely nud nuke you feel "op axvi op." Tftey contain wonderful, harmless, tootle vegetable extracts, amjudiif vben it comes to makier. the bile flow fr4y. Aal don't ask for liver pills. Aak for Caruri UlUe iJVP-r r-iiu- Look for tbe Dame MJi vjici s un uiri i tits on id rra label. Rsmt a substitute. 2&c at druz stwea. 011C. M.Co. ST.. TODAY BRIEF, IN AND OREGON AROUND AS CHRONICLED BY TUB DAILY LEASED WIBB OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS VKKDICT "ACCIDENTAL DEATH" ROSEBURO, Ore.. Oct. 20 ff A verdict of accidental death was re turned last night by a coroner's Jury which Investigated the fatal wound ing of C. W. Jones, Myrtle creek farm er, last Monday by Ronald Loffer, mho mistook his hunting companion fur a deer. ASKS FOR NEW DOMITORY SALEM, Oct. 26 Construction of a' 50,000 boys dormitory at the state school for the blind hero is recommended by Rufus C. Holman. state -treasurer, Holman proposes to Include this In the board of control program, the funds to be obtained from the re construction finance corporation. KEN'O MAN DROWNED KJaAMATH PALLS, Ore.. Oct. 3ft 0V, Austin Hyatt, 20, of Keno v-as "drouTted in the Klamath river early i his morning when he leaped from a burning tug boat. Edward Shearer, his companion, waa rescued. Graf Zeppelin In World's Fair City CHICAGO. Oct. M UP Th rir-ut Reppelln. world circling dirigible j UOKled at the Oirtis-Wright-Reynolds airport in suburban Glenview today. Charles Halt of Santa Cruz, Cal.. built a table six feet In diameter from a single knot which grew on a redwood tree In the mountains near there. HITCH-HIKER KILLED MEDTOItD, Ore,, Oct. 28 T) An unidentified hitch-hiker was killed last night, by an auto driven by Vautrhn Stone. 21. of this city. 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