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i i U l M Ï . AL CH oí i iit.Auuit>> iii.uu» SO. - V40 THE HEAVERT0H REVIEW t ’O l R OU > L u r.IL T ritp k ta f B n trrtd •• Famous A rtist of “ O ur Democracy” Cartoons P A I* K H »41» » fco u d -c liM u ialtar on Decootbur ». l» ïi. «t tb* postofflc# at B eav erto n . O regon, u n d e r a c t of M a n n t . I l i » th a I S S U E D F R I D A Y OK E A C H W E E K AT BKAVEKTON. OKEOON J. H. t a k x i l l l l i a R a t e a O n e r e a r ( I n a d v a m e ) ................ $ 1 * 0 S i x u H i m h * ( I n a d v a n c e ) ................. »0 O n e y e a r (in oilier a i a t e « ) . . . . L M K x t r a p o e t a n e f u r o u l a i d e t h e V . »*. ROLE OF LABOR H u b ert J . M ath ieu ( “M a r ) Hubert J. Mathieu. who draw s the this year has 20 acres in corn, 20 in “Our Democracy" cartoon series, has wheat and 15 in oats, as well as hay been nationally known for years as and truck, is operated for Mr. an illustrator of stories and serials Mathieu by his nearest neighbor, on in such magazines as the Saturday shares. Mr. Mathieu says the farm Evening Post. Colliers, Ladies Home pays both him and the neighbor. The series of cartoons “O ur De Journal. McCalls. Cosmopolitan. Mr. Mathieu's first paid job was mocracy” scheduled to appear w eek as a farm hand, and he owns and ly in this paper. Mr. Mathieu draw s lives on a farm today. Born in Brook partly on his farm and partly in a ings. S. D., the son of the late Hubert studio he rents in New York, w here B. Mathieu. dean of South Dakota the photograph above was taken. Mr. M athieu is of American Revo State College at Brookings, the artist worked as a boy on nearby farms. lution stock, of French. Dutch and He graduated from South Dakota English ancestry. He is m arried and Stale College in 1919. In his years has four children. His uncle. Oscar Mathieu. is senior of success he has gone back to the land. He owns and lives on 150 acres agronomist of the U. S. D epartment In Bucks County. Pa. The farm which of Agriculture, at Washington. No lo n g e r oan we affo rd those c o stly in d u stria l tie-ups. w h ll) la b o r le ad e rs an d m a n ag em en t w ra n g le and g e t n o w h ere. .No lo n g e r can production be d e lib e ra te ly slow ed down to c o n form to th e ability of the le a st efficien t w o rk m a n . And no lon g e r w ill th e public ap p ro v e a le g isla tiv e policy w hich, in ef b ers in Oils s ta te , say s K vereti c a sh o ffered a s f ir s t p riz e . S e H. Du vis. ex ten sio n sp e c ia list fect. s ta rts w ith the prem ise cond an d th ird prizes w ill be th a t th e m an ag e r is a lw a y s in a g rlc u Jlu ia l en g in e e rin g , a t $10 an d $5 resp e ctiv ely . OSC. w ro n g and th e w o rk e r alw a y s Tlie cash aw a rd s w ill go to D u rin g th e fo u r y e a rs that r ig h t in iu d u stfia l d isp u te s. ' t he e n tra n ts w hose h a ir m o st th is c o n te st has been h eld , four T h e tra g ic ex p erien ce o f j nearly m atch es th e co lo r of th e O regon boys have won free 1 Van ce c o n ta in s a h a r d lesson ! ch am p io n cock in th e Rhode I s trip s to th e n atio n al 411 clu b tor A m erica. In F ra n ce , w or lan d lie d classe s a t th e s ta te tiers In th e s ta te c o n te st have k in g h o u rs w ere n o t in c re ase d fair p o u ltry show . been E u g en e W h eeler of lstn e u n til th e la st m om ent—an d th a t T h e co n test w ill g et under co u n ty , Edw-aid W eston o f T il w aa la rg e ly resp o n sib le fo r th e n a tio n 's incred ib le w ea k n ess. way a t 2 o 'clo ck W ednesday af- lam ook co u n ty , A llen P ack e r of tern o o u , S ep tem b er 4, a n d th e ; M ultnom ah co unty, an d C h a rles P o litic s pam pered th e w o rk e r sam e ju d g e s w ho a w a rd th e rib - j K.ik of U m atilla co u n ty , a n d po litics th u s m ade defeat bons in th e Rhode Isla n d R eds “T h e n a tio n a l 4-H club ru in e rt taible. in th e p o u ltry ex h ib its w ill pick ra l ele c trific a tio n c o n te st offer* Tfcds does not m ean th a t the th e red h ead w in n e rs. D ecisio n s reco g n itio n and rew ard to clnb w o rk er is to be exploited. It of th e ju d g es w ill be fin a l. m em b ers fo r th e ir stu d y o f th a sim p ly m eans th a t all fa c to rs in C o n te sta n ts should re p o rt to u se of e le c tric ity on th e farm o u r society m ust give u p sp e th e office in th e p o u ltry pavl- an d in tb e fa n n h o u ae” said Da cial p riv ile g e s — th a t no m an lton on th e g ro u n d s b efo re th e v is . “T h e sta te 4-H c lu b offlco can escape th e n e c e ssa ry s a c ri c o n test d ea d lin e . A dvance re - h as ap p ro v ed thl* c o n te st, a n i fice s. T h a t is th e firs t ste p to- | iis tra tlo n is n o t n ecessary , b ut an y 4-H clu b m e m b ers m ay en - w ard se c u rity . ; those who w ish to do so n u v te r w ith tb e a p p ro v a l of 111 * ¡te n d th e ir nam es to th e O regon ! co u n ty clu b a g e n t. It is not REDHEADS TO VIE n e c e ssa ry th a t th e m e m b ers have , S ta ts F a ir office. S alem . j e le c tric ity on th e ir ow n farm s to AT STATE FAIR com pete'*. a a a CLUB CONTEST A re c e n t n atio n » ! re p o rt R edheads w ill hold tb e s p o t show s th a t farm fam ilies In sta l lig h t In a novel co n test stated GIVES REWARDS lin g e le c tric ity u*e it firs t fo* fo r t^ e 79th O regon s ta te fair a t -------- S a'em — S , ep te m b er _ 2 to 8, w — ith — ----------- W ith tb e rap id in c re a se in im p ro v em en t in th e farm home, ev e ry titia n h aire d m an. w om an e le c tric serv ice in r u ra l a r e a t an<* th e n a ,e r am ,iv ** *° r a r u and child who a tte n d s th e fa ir in O regon, th e n a tio n a l 4-H r u . j 0 Pe^®t*o n í,• A fter in sta llin g t i e o n th e day of th e c o n te st ell- ra l elec trificatio n c o n te st a f f o rd . I ,h e mo*1 p o p u la r elec- g lb le to com pete fo r th e $15 a re a l o p p o rtu n ity to clu b m em - I t r *c a * ap p lian c e* a p p e a r o o r a d i io o s s. . I Iro r o n s s, , w a ash s h i in n g m a ach c h i in n e es s rad re frig e ra to rs . to a s te rs , vacuum c le a n e rs, h o t p la te s, an d w a te r - b y Mat sy stem p u m p s. In th a t o rd e r . OUR DEMOCRACY Civil Service Exams. W HAT5 A DEMOCRACY? 4s DECLARING INDEPENDENCE. WROTE,’ LIFE,LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.” LINCOLN SAID — THIS COUNTRY. WITH ITS INSTITUTIONS, BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE WHO INHABIT IT.” ID b irth d a y . Physiotherapy aide. $ 1.800 a a y e a r; also Ju n io r, $1620 a y e a r United S tate s P ublic H e a lth S e r vice. P ed an t 1 S e c u rity Agancv, an d V eteran» A d m in istra tio n . A p p lic a n ts m uat n ot h av e passed th e ir fo rty fifth Id rth d ay . They m ust 1 ui \ w bad stu d y In p h y s io th e ra p y o r id iy sld tl e d u c a tio n , o r ex iw rleu ce In p h y sio th erap y w ork. te d in first o r second d a a s poaf o ffices.also from th e M aritim e Commi «Mon in Wai’hlnbton. I). C.- --------------------------------------------- I Real Lutate Transfers i J A C u tle r e t ux m Wni M B ürge 9.046 a c re s Her $8 T2S Kl W lla m ld R P o rte r et ux to K en net!» F ish et ux 3 60 a c r e s Hoc 1# T I S IllW Nral W Bush ot ux to Phulinc S en io r sc ien tific able (ta x id e r m y) $20tH) a y ear. U nited S ta te s L Clark 4 acreo Sec 1 T2H RIM* Üeorgr W U ilkunc et ux to N ational M useum , S m ith so n ian In stitu tio n . A p p lican ts m u at h a v e Ray (l Muelier et ux P art An had c e rta in te c h n ic a l m u seu m thony W H art CI 60 T18 R1W and la b o ra to ry e x p e rie n c e . Col lege stu d y in b o ta n y , geo lug» an d zoology m ay be sub»U luled for iw rt o f eh* e x p e rie n c e . A ppli c a n ts m uat n t h av e p assed th e ir fifty -th ird b irth d a y . T H E MKTIIODIST l i r i c a U nder m im eo g rap h o p e ra to r K arl H. M orseli, M lnlater $1260 a y e a r fo r a p p o in tm e n t In S un d ay echooL 9:46 a.m . Su W ash in g to n IV ( ’. o n ly . A ppli p erln to u d eu l. Uba» II. R oseina. c a n ts m u st have had th re e m onth M ornlng w o rs h lp 11:00 a.m. oc full tim e e x p e rien c e In th e j - H ubject of th è se nuoti w tll be p cratlo n of m im eo g rap h m ach in es “T h e lta r k C loud on l-ah n r's Ho- T hey m u st h av e rea ch ed th e ir ris o n " . eig h tee n th b l.lh d a y . hut not. s • e have | teased th e ir fifty th ir d . C lo NT. ( H KI.IVS t III IH II sin g d a te s a r e S e p tta A e r 14. R e i. I.corvo. O 'h rc ic , l’a s to r Full In fo rm atio n as to Dbe re M«;•«, 7;30 a n i. an d 9:30 a.m. q u irem en ts o f tb e p o sitio n s, am i s s » H i'plication form s, m ay h e ob U rth el C o n g reg ai lonal U b a rc i tain ed a t th e p o st office o r c u s iN N O P N C I M E V f e A M E R I C A N I S M "A m erlcau iam i a u n fa ilin g lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; l o y a l t y t o Ita lu e litu tlo n a a n d ideals; eag er* n e a a t o d e f e n d It a g a i n s t a l l en em ies; undivided alleg ian ce to th e fla g ; a n d a d e s ire to ^ e u r e th e b le ssin g s o f lib e rty to o u r s e l v e s a n d o u r p o ste rity .'* T h e ro le of lab o r in n atio n al defense is a topic w hich Is ca u s in g m uch th o u g h tfu l d iscussio n th e se d ay s. A nd lab o r s b est t frie n d s h a r e com e to th e co n clu sio n rhat it. no less th a n ca p ita l. m u st m ake sa crifice s in th e in te re s ts of lib e rty . fo rty -fifth rcìiun cEn H U L K T T ....................O w ner AAA j th e ir EVOTION TO DEMOCRATIC IDEALS HAS MADE U S. G REA TEST NATION------- IT OFFERS i FREEDOM TO WORK J AS WE PLEASE. FP"C THE M OF .E S S . _ -------------------------------------------- - » T he U nited S ta te s C ivil S er- I vice C om m ission h as an n o u n ced open co m p etitiv e ex a m in a tio n s for th e p o sitio n s lis te d b e io w . A p plications m u st b e on file w ith th e C om m ission’s W a sh in g to n of- i flee n o t la te r th a n th e clo sin g d ates m en tio n ed b elo w . All sala* ries given « r e su b je c t to a r e tire m e n t d ed u ctio n of 3A£per c e n t F o r th e f ir s t f ire ex a m in a tion* th e clo sin g date* a re S ep te m b e r 26; A ssista n t m a rk e tin g s p e c ia list (fru its an d v eg etab les, c a n n ed o r j fro z en ). $2600 a y e a r; a lso Ju n io r, $2000 a y e a r; B u reau of \ A g ric u ltu ra l M a rk e tin g S ervice, D ep a rtm en t o f A g ric u ltu re A p p lic a n ts m u st 'have had ex p e r i e n c e in th e c a n n in g o r freezin g | s ta n d a rd iz a tio n an d g rad in g of can n ed o r fro zen f ru its o r v e g etab les T h ey m u st n o t have in sa e d th e ir fifty th ird birthday- S p e c ia list in co n fe re n ce p la n ning. $4,600 a y ea r. O ffice of Kd- u catio n . F e d e ra l S e c u rity Agen c y , .A pplicants m u s t h av e had co lleg e ed u c atio n an d ex p e rien c e hi p la n n in g an d co n d u c tin g co n feren c es. fo ru m s, a n d o th e r ac tiv ity of a sim ila r n a tu r e . T h ey m u st n o t b a r e p assed th e ir fif ty -th ird b irth d a y . P h y sical d ire c to r, $2,000 a y ear in th e U nited S ta te s V eteran A d m in istra tio n . A p p Jiran ta m u at I com pleted a 4-year co u rse in ph y sical ed u catio n an d m u st h av e had ex p erien ce In ad m in iste rin g th e ra p e u tic e x e rcise s o r co n d u ctin g a physical ed u catio n p ro g ra m in se co n d a ry sch o o ls. A pplicants m u st not h av e passed tom s h o u se o r post o ffice o f a n * iltp w ith a firs t o r second cla ss tHJst office, o r from th e Civil S ervice C om m ission a t W ashing ton W illard a IUII. M ln lstcr. 9:46 A. M. C hurcli Hchool. K 0 . W ebb, S u p ern i te m im i Au In- te re stin g c iasa for ev e ry ago tr o u p . 11:00 A. M. M ornlng W'ordbip. Che sr raio n su b je c t wlll he T h e m esaage of Jem ia to thè W orld'» T o lle r» ’’—g 1-a.lxir Day M esaage. 7 00 I* M C h ristia n lin d eev o r • • • The I n i t e d R u le s M arine Com m ission h a s an n o u n ed an ex am ination fo r Deck an d 'E n g te a e 1 •****■ ,n M » M e rc h an t M arine <*f fhc U nited R u le s T beae poei- t.ons a r e not u n d er Civil S erv ice anil th e re g iste r o f eligible* < HI RCII o r THK NAZARENI! will be m a in ta in ed by th e M art- W. P . livellatigli P a a to r. tim e C om m ission. A pplication* H unday srh o o l nt 9:46. m ust he filed wKh th e S u p erv iso r M ornlng w o rsh lp at 11:00. of C adet T ra in in g . IT. S. M ari Ypung People»* Service, 7:00 p.m. tim e C o m m issio n ., W ash in g to n . Kvnn gelisi Ir serv ire» a t 7:4ó D. C. b y O ctober IS. 1940. U n • • • m a rrie d m en betw een th e ag e s of UHI'Kf II 0$ (HHIST 18 and 26 who ca n p ro d u ce ev i K. F . C o u lta r, M ln lster. dence of good m o ral c h a r a c te r M ornlng w o rsh lp . 9:46 a m . will tie elig ib le to com p ete for T h e su b je rt of thè se rm o n la th e e x a m in a tio n . H igld physical re q u ire m e n ts m u st be m et F u r 'T h e R eallty o f A D ivine Revr- th e r In fo rm atio n Is ro n U ln e d In h u lo n " th e fo rm al a n n o u n c e m e n t po&- Blhle stu d v a t 11 00 Hitbject of Ui# se rm o n w ill bo “ MeeAlng O od'a Ju d g e m en t" * a a BETHANY H A IT IN T CMlIHUJf Rev. Jo h n C. H chw ellzer, M inister 9:46 a. n».- ttu n d a y school w ith c lasse s for all ages. Jtd in Croon!, su p e rin ten d e n t. 11:06 a. tn.- W orship se rv ic e. O holr d irec ted by C arl Ifigglmaav 7:46 p. m.— B veolng service, a a a A 1,0IIA AMNKMIII.Y OK 001» C h u rch ob W h a eltr a n d A las s n d e r H troots. S u n d ay School 1:46 A . M. Young l**opla 6:50 P . M.. M orning W orahtp 11:00 A . M K vangellatic 7:46 P . M. T u n e In on KW 'JJ ea ch S unday from 6:06 to 6:30 p , n t. to th a A ssem bly o f God B ro a d c a st. F. J. H u n tle y P a s to r • a a SEV EN TH BAT ADVBXT1HT T b e llu b e r A lo b a S ev en th Day A d v en tist m eet« every S a tu rd a y ■nam ing a t 1:46 a t th e H uhar C om m ercial h a ll. S ab b ath suborn m eets a t 9:46, c h u rc h aervlc# a t 11:00. !x a d e r. T . U. iTdglngton. Hupei tu tendont, Mrs. F. K. T u tlle. a a a AI <OH A COMMUNITY BAPTIHT Rev. b M arcus G odw in, P a s to r Blhle school 10:00; m orn in g w o rsh ip , 11: young p e o p le s m eetin g , 6:46; ev en in g w orship, 7:4 5 ; te a c h e r tra in in g c la s s and |>ra>er m eet lug, W ednesday, 8:00 Studio Barber Shop F ra n k M oore, Ppop., HeavwUtn <'HII.DKK.VH HAI R CUT. 36c UNION RHOP G u a ra n te e d W orkm am dtlp SPECIAL DRINKS F o r T h ese H o t Day* P I. AY SNOOKER H E R E l a T h a t E x tr a H our You’ll F ind All Y our F rie n d s Ai I «a PORTONE ^fiusüuu&üsusuzáub y o u rC h ris tm a s s h o p - L ^ p ln g e a rly ” is good ad- v ic e - If y o u m u s t shop. B ut m o s t of us do m ore s h o p ping th a n is necessary. You can m a k e C h ris tm a s or a n y o th e r giving easier and p lea s a n te r by re m e m b e rin g th a t everyo n e w rite s et- ters, and th a t fine w ritin g paper, therefore, a lw a y s m a ke s a practical and use ful gift. P ro p erly packaged it m akes an a ttra c tiv e and im pressive gift. THE REVIEW ‘ & r ' '.orr xw t nnemrrmffe’
