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TWO ROSF.BURG NFAVS-RF.VIF.W, ROSF.RURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939. LT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooplp ' MUSTARD J,ONION, Oil. V- lAI'l Ilii frish naval quarter declared loda) tin smaller Americun jM'iWllM mllflit find It virtually impossible til CfttullliHll t'llcCtiH! COJlllol in -;n-r Iiik out t i - safety z'ine pro ject ann'id upon In I'anania. Only tin (nited States, wild a large and hw rl ul navy, might be able la eiiiorce 1 1. 1- plan around ils own cousts. A spokesman said turning to I he tdniiim'. on .Satur day id the Hritifdi fleshier went !)' an "armed raider" of I tin coast ol llruzit. tin hpnke.Mn;in said all three of J i inanj a "por KM battleships'' "most ivMuinl wen- fti Cciinany at tin out ureal: of the war." Survivors have identified the raider as the lii.onii-tnfi pocket battleship Admiral Sclieer. II any out n) the three ships l Hits type, was 1'es.puiJHihle ' -r the attack on tin' rl.ipent, tin Hpnkcs man sfiHi; she muMt )'uvtf juceeed ij In sli'ini! thrmi-li Urn lirilih blockade of I In- North sua. w i 1 1 vi i N. 'r ii .V (AIM JtjiiHh Ambassador I .on! Uithian j in k I'd Set reiaty Hull lodav lor u clailiiiation of 'tin.-neutrality zone treat l around most ol I hi' new world bv Hit' lull i-Aint'ili aii con fluence at I'anania. GRID SALES SHOW ; SET HERE TONIGHT -Vlie annual Ak.-ih .aicd t'o'ithall Sjiles show will la- held tonight, a( T-I't o'clock jit tlx- I'liiifjua tl, at-i-oi diiiL' In an annnuiucnicul made lotfay by W. I,. lltmm, local j representative nt l in- l lilo v aiei Assorialed Oil comiiaiiy. .)cali is and members of the Halt' personnel ol tin-' com puny I Hun Jtoseliurg and vlciniiy will ailend t piH preview of thi! I!K5!I fool hall stfusun. '.Mr. Ht'iinn will uvt a chairman of tin- ineellng, Hill Wagner, sales supervisor of tin Oregon district, and Wat jut Wilson, ol tin- Lou: it Thimas advertising agency, who will hi' picsenl to conduct a nitisi unique tool hall iiii in which com peting (cams ol dealers vs. sales personnel will ti', arc (o hi; the featured speakers. 1 Not only will the dealers get first hand tnlormtitinu ol thi- pre sent Utoiball season tint a splendid motion picture. I'niveisily of San l-Yawlsc'i vh. St. Mary's of Texa:. which opiMKii III- 'XW foothall .season on tin- it Hie coaMt. will he ihown. AhHANY. Oi-t. ' a.- I AIM - An niit'iniohili' rratdi on the I'acillc t iKhn ay I'eHUltcd In m rious injur li-H ycHliTdiiy lor Air. Alary ll ''olllllH, j'aadenu, ('alii. Her inotlier, Miv.. (lladyn llayi'H of Pas adena, tnilleri'd minor Iniuiieg. Mt-H, l Jhnus Seallle wa; driver o! I lie oilier ' OVJv-?-. 't tyfr-'- '-' r, - " ;Vi HERB NMMEIA AfTER A'E GENTS GAMS WAY IT'S GONNA :( EOLTS AMD NUTS HER ? KOFF -KOFF7 WMERC'S TUt KEV ? I CAN'T 'L re:m- ' : 3AD,SHUT OFF THE INFERMAL THING, "EDDI'EY 6PUTT-TT? SOMtTHIMG- HAK- A WAS ADMF ) AWRY.' RUM V4 FDR IT fATcM C7 t am - r : WHAT ' i ' nt- ,0-6 ICI.H.C I M WtC U fi PAT Off 1ly y VALUE TO BE UPPED SALT LAKE CITy. Oct. 5. (AIM A I nited Stateu sugar beet cron "j.'tmi tontt HiiiHlter than in 19;it will he worth :i5,0unt0ou more than lu.st year if prevent price cou diiions iftntiuue. leadeiH of the in du.stry preillcted today. La.sing their e.siimateH on a ttnr vey of 1" lieet-prodtii'liiK tilaleit, they placed piohahle worth of the 9!t crop at (2ii3,Uuti.uou compared with lti,UUI.no iu U'iS. Production watt estimated at 1. (J(ii,onu toim ironipared with 1, t;Mr,itni, tons in 1 Nine inter-mounlain and I'acific coast state.;, which produce ap proximately 71 per cent of the na tion's heet miliar, will refine an es timated 2J,2lu,M'u hundred-pound imKA this year eompared with 24, r.im.out) last tuamn. Fifty-five fai;tfrii-H in Utah, Ida ho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, Washington, California, Colorado ami South Dakota will operate an average of Nil days euch, providing a payroll for groweiH, field and fac tory workers (hat will aggregate I (tot under way this morning for I Hawaii. Some 24 tthipA were expected to leave this port, Joining with six heavy cruiseiH from Fan 1'edio. Included were 18 destroyers, one light cruiser ami four tenders ami mine sweepers. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE BUCK DEER PRESENTS HIMSELF TO NIMROD Ford V- Forrior Sedan for 1940 Hero rrj.51 Kiii- i:f : fjffK TACOMA, Oct. B (AIM Comes n iw a story to rankle the hearts iff deeiHlayei-s who tramped the woods tor days and either came hack empty handed or had to lug a carcass miles across tough coun try. Disgusted after hunting three d;iys in the Chelan district with out even seeing- a deer, Mr. and Mis. I iv Newman of Taeoma re lumed to Mit Ir automobile. As they came into the clearing. New man spottid a live point luirk, lie shot the animal and it rolled down to the ride of the car. All New man had to do was hoist it on the car's luggage rack. The. five-pointer weighed 2tl7 pounds dressed. RECENTLY MOVED SAWMILL BURNED WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. AP) Secretary Wallace announced today final approval of amend ments to a federal marketing pro gram fixing at tiu per cent the amount of this year's west coast walnut crop which may be sold. The amendments were approved in a recent referendum by grow ers in California, Washington and Oregon. dowers must withhold 40 per cent of this year's crop as sur plus above anticipated market needs. HOOD RIVER, Oct. 5. tApV The Hood River cnunty court unanimously reinstated Ralph W. Perry as commissioner yesterday after his resignation from the people'B utility district commis sion. 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A giant seaw eed growing on the coast of California, the rattan palm, is the longest plant known, terent routes so that, II one were China's oldest publication is the Peking New s, which began pub lication 9;0 years before the m t volition of printing from movable I type. The (taper Is more than,! 1 ton years old. ' SEE - AND ENJOY 1 w K .U Natureland Cottages On the Bandon Beach Loop Road 3 Miles South Rates Reduced -- Winter Rates Are Now in Effect These are the BEST months at Bandon Within 1,000 feet of Natureland's Cottages is the beach, with good FISHING CLAM DIGGING SURF BATHING JOHN DORNATH, Proprietor BANDON-BY-THE-SEA LEU ANON. Oct. 5. (AIM The drove Li'inher com puny sawmill j burned down here today with a loss; .titimated by Nyland and Waliin.j operators, at $27.niio. I'iie plant was moved from For-' est Crove recently. Opiuators said the fire started in a sawdust j bin of the boiler room. The plan-j inn mill storehouse and lumber, yard were saved. 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