Screen Veteran Takes Bride
'. ICantner Is Feted '
On 84th Birthday
Relatives - Gather; Career
as Pastor-in Valley Is
Lengthy One
- Dr. W. C. Kantner,' who recent
ly officiated at hla 600 th wedding,
celebrated - his ' 84th birthday at
his home on North Commercial
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street. His daughters, Miss La
Verne Kantner and Mlsa Con-
tan re Kantner and members of
Thomas of Seattle, and Con
Coast Travelers "Interned
Wage Date Is Due
stance.
In 1881 he waa called east but
returned to Oregon in 1881 as
In Of fice of UCC
the family from Seattle were pres
ent at a dinner siren for him.
Paring the afternoon and eve-
president of LaFayette seminary
ning many friends called.;
v Win lam C. Kantner came to
Salem in April of 1S7S and
served chnrches in Salem. Hope
which later became LaCreole
academy and Dallas college.' He
was pastor of the Corrallis Con
gregational church from 1892 to
Change-Over Necessitates
last .Quarter Report,
well. Amity, McMlnnrille and Al
bany. He married Miss Anna
1894. Coming to Salem he served
j Announcement
as pastor of the First Congrega
White in 1277 and they had three
tional church here for 11 years,
then went to Seattle, Portland
and back here in 1915 where he
remained for seven years. He then
Emplorers covered bj the state
sons and three daughters. They
unemployment compensation law
are Clifford of Seattle. William,
were reminaea Tnarsaav mac
Jr., and Penryhm. now dead, La-
wage data for the final quarter
Verne, Blanche (Mrs. Blanche K.
retired.
of 1938 and the first two quar
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Armours Meats
Tamales, No. 18. f or 1$C
3 Cans Deviled Meat...
Dried Beef .....C
Corned Beef...., for 2,9 C
Spiced Ham, can... '
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Virtually "interned'' in their old country, score of America passen
rm were held aboard the German motorship PortUnd at Everett,
Wash. The ship was ordered held at Everett la view of the Euro
pean situation. Left to right: Mrs. Adair Collins, 8aa Mateo, Calif
Raymond Nash, Alhambra, Calif., and Virginia Benjes, Bnrtlngame,
Calif.
ters of 1939 Is now due In the
central office of the commission
in Salem. . ; i
Change-over to the quarterly
reporting system necessitated call
ing for a record - or an earnings
In I covered employment for all
workers, In order that; the com
mission may post the items nec
essary to permit processing of
claims In 1940 without asking
employers for wage data at the
time ml separations, wage aata
for Jtlly, August and September
la due In October. .
Some employers harbor
mistaken impression that
ment of contributions satisfies the
requirement on wage reporting.
officials said. It was pointed out
that for the remainder of the
base year which ends September
30 it is necessary for all covered
employers to report wages earned
by all their employes in Order
that the commission i may com
plete its records looking toward
a minimum of employer reporting
after January 1, 1940.
I After that date, reports to the
commission may be completed by
preparing a carbon copy of the re
port to the federal government.
the
pay
Two Candidates
Ask Clerk Post
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I Ross, Durham Reported as
Wanting School Job;
Applications Due
With two candidates already in
the field, the school board Indica
ted at a special conference yester
day noon that applicants tor the
position of clerk and business
manager of the ! district, made va
cant by the death of W. H. Burg-
hardt, should file their applica
tions and credentials at the school
administration office.
The board! appointed Ruby
Smith, secretary in. the business
manager's office, as clerk pro tern
until a permanent clerk is chosen.
Lee Ross, public accountant.
and H. F. Durham, retired prin
cipal of P a r r 1 s h junior high
school, are said to be candidates
for the managership?
Ross, a Salgm high graduate,
was la charge of much of the de
tail work during building of the
present high school, the Bush
school and additions to Leslie Jun
ior high.
Barnes Family
Seeks Haven on
Britain's Coast
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Barnes re
ceived a cable yesterday from
meir son, itaipn, London corres
pondent of the New York Herald
Tribune, stating that his wife.
Esther, and their ; two daughters
are remaining at Lancing on the
English channel, where they have
spent the past three months in a
beach cottage. 1
Barnes' cable said that they are
all well and have 'Ino jitters."
Mr. Barnes said that his son
Douglas Presides
At State Session
Health Officer! to Mee
; in Portland; Records
Here to Be Used
President of the Oregon Health
Officers' association and Marion
county health officer, Dr. Vernon
A. Douglass, will preside during
this forenoon's session of the an
nual conference to be held in the
Medical-Dental building. Portland
September 1-2. The health 1 a
delation, an affiliate of (the
League of Oregon Cities, will meet
jointly with the City and County
Health Officers' association. )
I Marion county's health records
compiled over a -period of years
and family apparently believe
Lancing, a small resort town
about six miles west of Brighton
is safer during the present crisis
than London would be.
Tins Man-Style beer equals imported pilsner"
IEaD: Creamy-fine, long-lasting tnarrclously fragrant
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iOOT: Bright amber, cryatal-clear. With.aa endless chain
of light-hearted bubbles sparkling up as you drink 1
FUV0B: Neither strong, bitter nor sweet A grand, mellow
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Maurice Costello, one-tiine matinee Idol, fa shown with hU brkie, .
whom he brought back to Hollywood to introduce to his surprised
friends. She is the former Rath Reeves, daughter of Federal Judge
Albert Reeves of Kansas City. They are Shown in their Hollywood
apartment upon their return from Tijuana, Meilco, where they
were married.
City's Building in August-Slumps;
$63,133 Figure Behind Last Year's
: Building permits during the month 6f August ran Veil
behind the month of July and also the month of August of last
year, according to month-end reports announced yesterday by
Building Inspector E. C. Bushnell.
: During the month just passed, 117 permits were issued,
to a total value of $63,133. Of these 16 were permits to erect
O new houses, at an estimated cost
of 146,600. Of the remaining per.
mlts, 91 were for repairs on resi
dence and non-residence ,s t r u c
tures, amounting: to a total of
110,503. New non-residents coa
st ruction accounted for 1 5,02 5.
The July. 1939. total was 129
permits, adding -up to a total of
$97,519. Of these 24 were for new
dwellings, at a total cost of $62.
000; 86 repair jobs, estimated at
$16,158; and the' remainder in
cluded In one store and house at a
cost of $2,000, and a fire station,
built for $16,158.
Last August, during which near
If twice the number of permits
were Issued, 205 to be exact, saw
an estimated $105,071 spent on
building operations of. various
sorts. Included In this figure were
estimates for 25 new houses, and
162 repair jobs, the latter costing
$82,171.
wiU be utilised during a program
Saturday f o r e n o o n when Dr.
Douglas wUI address the group on
"Physicians Records for Full
Time Health Departments."
Speakers Listed
A portion . of the two-day pro
gram of special interest to health
workers is slated for Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock when three
speakers will discuss "Health
Officers' Relation to Medical Wel
fare." The speakers will be Dr.
S. B. Osgood of Grants Pass Dr.
P, H. Roiindal of Klamath Falls
and Dr. E. K. Berg of Astoria.
Dr. O. B. Smith of Woodburn
will appear on Friday forenoon's
program.
The annual banquet will take
place at the Town club Friday
night.
Dramatic Film at Ehinore
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James Cagney, In solitary, defies Warden George Bancroft in "Kac h
Dawn I Die, Warner Bros, drama startlatf toda at the Klainore.
. Plus the second hit, "Everybody's Hobby" with Irene Rich, Henrr
O'Neill. "
Mcdowell's
Fmr MA R K E T I
Salem's Leading Market
Yon can always do better at McDow
ell's, folks, Salem's busiest and most
p-to-date. meat market.
MAMS :o 20c
SLICED LIVER r 2 lbs. 15c
Pure Laird 4 lbs.. 30c
I Our Own Make
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Heavy Dacon lb. 13c & 15c
I Sugar Cured
riitton Chops lb. 10c
Pigs1
Feet
3(3
Daclcbones
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BBBF tto BOHL lb. 310c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 15c
Fresh Side Porh
PORK to ROAST
or Salt
- Pork
NO
Shanks
14c
12c
There are 7 experienced meat cutters here ready and
'- : " a(l to wait on you, so piease drop in.
LARD
4 35c
get it at Safeway
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY
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