OCT. 20, 1921
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
PAUK 6
If she has known the person for bnt
of th e ir Brownsvil .'e property ant.
had bought the F ra n k Cameron
farm near H o lle y.
They w ill re
main in B row nsville u n til sprin»
on account of the children goini
to school.
and at fu ll »peed can tu rn out
tXJOO printed and folded »heets per
hour
B oth Eugene paper« have
Duplex presses, and John Bennett,
the expert m achinist of the Regis
ter, came down and helped set up
the new press at Albany.
J. C. Bramwell and wife »pen*
last Saturday in Albany.
D r D. G. B ari um of thia c ity
stood an his frm t poroh the other
evening and w ched someone car
ry off a tire th y had appropriated
from the doct> r ’s car.
The next
day he sent out strong w arning
notices and later the tire waa found
in his fro n t y a rd .— H arrisburg
Cor. A lbany H erald.
B illy Well» of A lpine passes
th ru Halsey Monday on his wa>*
to A lb an y.
Almost everyone we meet boasts
of having indulged in China pheas
ant and venison.
O f Roy Lawrence, whose wife i
Miss Geraldine Cook visited at cne o f the Brow nsville school teach
Junction C ity over the week end. ere, the Lebanon C rite rio n say*
a guest of Miss Lois Young.
Miss Mary Laweuce and Mrs. V iv
Eleven cars of dairy cattle have ian Shaffer and little son Edgar o
been shipped out of L in n county in Salem passed through Lebano
the past two months and buyer- Tuesday en route to B row nsvil'
to v is it th e ir brother, Roy La»
are after more.
rence, who is c ritic a lly i ll at h
H . J. Farwell of Shedd is pres home in th a t c ity , w ith little ho|
ident and George D rill It a rd of being eutertained for his recover
Rrownsville secretary of the L in n -
Messrs. Bressler, Cornelius. Joh
Benton county I O. O F.
Bram w ell and W hite enjoyed
Judge Bilyeu says the roads i ‘‘ t Chiua phe„ ant feoV
Mond a
L in n county are equal in length ,
F
,
when th
to four parallel roads from P o rt 1 - -
Woodmen entertained.
s short time.
Converses W ith T w o at Once.
Through this strange means of con
versation, W lle tta may carry on a
conversation w ith two people at the
same time simply by placing any fin
ger or one hand on the vocal cords
and telling by the vibrations Just what
la being said before the words are
actually spoken.
She Is of normal build fo r a girl of
sixteen years, robust and has a
healthy color In her cheeks. Unless
one studied her eyes they would not
land to San Francisco.
Mrs. Louis Howe end son <
Brownsville, accompanied by M
E Householder of Portland,
brother o f Mrs Howe, who ha
been v isitin g her, Isft on the nort
hound tra in Tuesday, Mrs. Ho»
going to A lb a n y and her broth
Among the items quoted by last returning to his borne.
Sunday’s Albany Democrat bom
its issue of 50 years previous was
the statement that Halsey con
tained 25 homes.
Preparations are on fo r an in
teresting program to he given at
the ’ ’pie social” next Saturday
nig ht.
A constellation number is
being rehearsed by the In te rm e d i
ate Leaguers.
WISCONSIN GIRL
DEFIES HANDICAP
Miss Cleona Sm ith spent the
week end at home w ith her father,
who has been on the a ilin g list,
and returned to her school in
Brownsville Monday.
Develops System of Conversing
The Karl Bramwell fa m ily cele
With Others Not Equaled Even
brated K arl's birthday, which oc
by Helen Keller.
curred Monday, try a fine dinner
no Sunday at the home o f his
mother iu Rugetie.
IS BOTH BLIND AND DEAF
Tom and Ernest Hover and J. P.
H un te r returned Sunday night
from a hunting trip near G rants By Placing H s r Fingers on Vocal
Cords of a Person She Can T all
Pass w ith » e v i.il deer, one weigh
W hat Is Being Bald Before
ing 150 pounds.
t hey report a
Words Are Actually Spoken.
fine tim e, hot say the rain made
the roads pre tty had.
Rev. C. T C »<>k was summoned
on Monbay to go to Junction C ity
io
preach a
funeral sermon
Wednesday over John Ladens,
who died there Monday, aged near
ly 80.
The only relative Ladene
leaves is a daughter.
Dr. 11 E. Ruff, 81 years old, a
v t ran of the c iv il war, died at bis
home at Junction C ity last T h u rf-
dav and Rev. C. T. Cook of H al-
ssv conducted the funeral there
Saturday, Dr Ruff had given up
Jiis nr set ice several years ago as
stfvanctng years told on him .
Guy Bramwell and wife were
gversts of th eir parents here Sat- i
u tda y and stated they had disp-.ised
Janesville.
Wta.— Overcoming ttie
handicap o f both blindness and deaf
lies? In a manner which has aston
ished all medical authorities who have
heard of It, Mias W'lletra Huggins, six
teen years old, a student of the WIs
eonsln School for the Blind at Janes
vide, I ihs learned to listen to the con
versatlon of others through the me
dium of placing a finger on the vocal
cords of the person with whom she Is
talking.
Denied the power to see or hear,
thia girl has Required through prac
tice sense^ so keen, so accurate and
so marvelous that she Is believed to
have a system of understanding which
has nexer t een equaled even by Helen
Keller, famous hltnd girl.
W lle tla through some strange and
unexplainable sense ran tell who Is in
a room with her or In adjoining room.
ffîrunawick
PH O N O C B A P H S
AND
W iletta
Huggins Gonveising
a Friend.
W in
readily note her great affliction as she
walks w ith as steady a gait as a nor
mal person would. Upon entering a
room where there are visitors she will
w alk w ithout falterin g up to J. T
Hooper, superintendent » f the school
W lle tta Is unable herself to under
stand or explain the reason for her
strange method of hearing.
It Just
came to h er; this is her only explnmi
tlon. She has been at the school foi
six years.
May Develop New Method.
During her first year at school Wu
etta was not a very diligent student
and was especially backward In study
ing the point system o f reading. She
mastered the rending system, how
ever, knowing that it was only a m at*
ter of time when she would be unahlt
to see.
The achievements of W lle tta Hue
gins are attracting such wide attentloi
that one of the large women's nmg.i
zincs of the country contains an Inter
view with her and a story of her sue
cess. It Is the opinion of psychologist-
that a new method of teaching the
deaf »111 be developed as a result of
the tests which have been inude on
W lletta Huggins.
W om an’s Heel Gets
Tangled in Plane
London — A woman's heel, be
coming
Jammed,
caused the
„ reck of an nlrplaue Hnd the
loss of three lives at Fort Mel
bourne. Australia, according to
a Central News dispatch from
Melbourne to the London Pally-
News. H G Ross, an aviator,
took Miss Jessie Dorman and a
young man for a flight.
Miss
Dorman's heel became Jammed
between the rudder bar and the
wooden bar. and the pilot was
unable to turn his machine,
which crashed heavily, all three
occupartts h e lm killed
RECO RDS
W e have just re c e iv e d a s h ip m e n t o f th is
NEW MODEL BRUNSWICK
M oral: T ake a Chance.
T he man who tries his best w ill not
always win, hut he w ill win oftener
than the man who doesn't try except
when he knows he w ilf w in.— Boston
Transcript.
$150
The im provem ent o f the road t>
'h e ce neterv has b-en completed
\ o u r c h o ic e o f fin is h —
Raymond Fox dislocated b i
rig h t arm in a gentle game of foo'-
ball.
P
riced at
Adam
B ro w n , M a h o g a n y ,
Fum ed
or
G o ld e n
O ak
I rim m in g s N ic k e l P la te d .
E q u ip p e d w it h A l l - W o o d
O val
I one
B r u n s w ic k
A m p lif ie r ,
D o u b le - S p r in g
M o t o r , T w e lv e - in c h T u r n
ta b le , A u t o m a t ic S to p , T o n e
M o d if ie r a n d
7
A lb u m s fo r filin g re c o rd s .
S o ld o n th e e a s y -p a y m e n t p la n
WOODWORTH
DRUG CO.,
ALBANY, OREGON
Brownsville Briefs
churches dismissed th eir r«gulw
services Sunday
evening
an(j
u nited w ith the M ethodist people
in a welcome to th e ir new pastor
Rev. C. T. M orris, who with hi«
fa m ilv arrived the eveuing before
Good lino o f accessories, in clu d in g Top
from Yoncalla.
Tbe two visiting
D ressings and A uto P ain ts.
pastors assisted in the service,
Mr. Ford owner, if yon a re c o n tem p latin g
did the re tirin g M ethodist pastor,
hav ing y o u r car o v erh au led o r tra d in g it in fo r
Rev. T. H. Downs, who had not
vet gone to his new work at Suth
a new o n e we can be ot service to you.
e rlin and W ilb u r.
The servies
Props.
was a plea«ant one th ru ou t, aod
the uew pastor gave evidence that
he w ill be a w orthy helper in the
fig h t of the chorcbee against all
Mrs. Forbes owns a cottage at N e w first experience in teaching, bai- form s o f e vil in the community.
port and enjoys entertaining he ebarge of the U nion Point school,
Instead of the regular services
friends who vis it the coast.
Sic is said to be m aking a fine succes*- Sunday evening the Presbyterian
of her work.
was much bei efited by tbe outing
C h ristia n Endeavor sooiety in <
F irst class repairing our specialty.
We have a good stock of Tires.
These
Tires sre fresh stock and we can make
attractive prices on them.
FOOTE BROS.,
M'S. M cKay is here fio m Cali
form a visiting her parents, M r. an 1
Mrs. Wells, and a sister, Mrs.
Loomis, liv in g on what was the
Otis Taylor fr u it ranch near town
which they purchased last spring
80 well pleased is M rs M cKsv
w ith what she has seen of this v a l
ley that she hopes some day that
she and her husband may become
residents.
Oren S tratton has his th ird car
>f apples from bis orchard this
fa ll ready to ship.
Since i t ta k e
about 750 boxes to f ill a car these
shipments represent about 2200
boxes.
He expects to get more
than 12 a box, possibly 12 25.
There w ill be several hundred box
es in addition for the local trade,
beside in fe rio r grades and culls.
William
Lentz,
son of
Mrs.
Loomis, died at the fa m ily home
near town Tuesday n ig h t
The
death was very sudden, few hav
ing heard of his illness, which wa«
of but a few days’ duration.
He
was about 20 years of age and of
unusually well-developed physique,
w ith every promise of a'long life of
usefulness. He was one of the dc
pendable assistants in p u ttin g in
the pavement just a few weeks ago
D r. Howard of C orvallis was called
in consultation w ith D r. W altz,
b u t w ith th e ir s k ill, aided bv the
help of trained nurse, was u n a v a il
ing.
Funeral services were held
in the Presbyterian church T hurs
day afternoon, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. A M M cC lain, as
sisted by Rev. W. P. Elm ore, aud
interm ent followed in tbe Masonic
cemetery.
A stranger was here Tuesday to
interview Loeb, the sa w m ill man,
aud was greatly surprised to learn
that he had closed his m ill and
gone elsewhere several m onths ago.
Mrs. George M cK inn ey returned body attended tbe Christian En
Saturday evening fro m a v is it of deavor meeting at the Christian
several days w ith P ortland friends. church, retu rning a v is it the latter
society had paid them some weeks
John Gross and H enrv Moran • go. I t ir good to see the young
were numbered among the sick, people w orking and fellowshiping
but both are reported im proved.
together in »uch C hristian bar.
inony.
H . A W ilson and w ife arrived
The latest report from Edwin
home from Hood R ive r Saturday
evening.
They bad spent severe Sawyer is to the effect th a t he nisy
weeks p ickin g and packing apple**. be able to return home this week.
A large crop is being harvested and
The program ! are o ut and final
a great rnauy pickers are on th-- olans about completed for the cele
ground. The W ilsons returned vi< b ra tio n of the 25th anniversary of
the Colum bia scenic highway b\ the dedicatian of the Brownsville
auto bus and were delighted w ith Presbyterian church next Tuesday,
the grandeur of the tr ip
Oct. 25.
A great tim e is antici
North
South
23, 11:31 a. m
15, 12:24 p. m.
17, 5,49 p, nj.
HOURS
The delivery window of the
Miss M y rtle Mvera of JefferBon
came F rid a y to care for her aunt, Halsey postoffice is open Sundays
Mrs. Laura Ambrose, who is very >rom 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12:20
ro 12:35 and 5:15 to 5.30 p. m.
i l l a t her home on M ain street.
Mrs. D a rre ll Sawyer came in
Saturday eveuing
from
W a ll*
W a lla w ith her tw o c h ild re n . Th>
Stwyera w ill make Brow nsville
th e ir fu tu re home.
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
^¿RiV. M r. Rorabaugh, the well,
known Am erican Sunday school
m issionary, was here Sunday and
organized a Sunday school at thv
U nion P oint school house. T b e rr
hud been a p a rtia lly organize
school there for some tim e, bu.
M r. Rorabaugh completed the or
ganizalion and provided equip
ment.
Rev M 8. W oodw orth m
the Baptist church preaches at the
same place.
The B aptist and
Preebyteri n
In his second siege in a P o rt
land hospital w ith his broken le>
piece of bon” from his shin ««-
grafted into W illia m Howe’» wound
nd recovery is hoped for.
RIALTO
(Correspondence)
FRIDAY
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
W o rk wanted — A n y kind of
common labor.
G. B. Gage, at
G. W. Shaw’s.
Carbon paper for sale.
prise office.
Enter-
Chicken d in n e r every Sunday at
Hotel Brow nsville. 50 cents.
For Sale— Year-old
fiir slab
block wood, $2.50 per tie r; fi: block
•vood, 13 00; maple and oak, $3.50,
lelivered Halsey.
Brownsville
Warehouses. Chas. Sterling.
Remember the Enterprise has a
phone a t last— No. 205.
H art’s Best Picture
W h a t ia said to be the best
picture made by W illia m S Hart
to date, * O’M a lle y of the Mount
ed,” which w ill be shown at tbe
R ia lto F rid a y , presents him as a
member of the Canadian mouotsd
police who, w hile jn pursuit of a
m urderer, fa lls in love w ith ths
■iister of liia q ua rry.
Eva N ovak heads an unusually
--apable supporting company which
includes
Leo
W illis ,
A ntrim
Short, A lfre d A llen , B e rt Bprotte
and others.
Call phone 205 and give us your
news items.
Barber shop—K a rl A . Bram
well proprietor. 8uite cleaned and
pressed. L a u n d ry sent Mondays.
I f you know an item
phone i t to No. 205.
of news
For rent or fo r sale—Houses aud
farms in v ic in ity of Halsey.
W J. R ibelin.
Old papers, 5c a bundle at the
Enterprise office.
Dr. E. W. C aruum , dentist, at
Hotel Halsey eve ry Tuesday aud
W e submit for your approval the F riday.
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‘ good bad man ot the screen ” in anew
Trespass notices ready printed
ph otoplay of the red-coated horsemen
at the Enterprise office. In small
who nde (or the law on Canada's w ild
lots, ten cents each.
Sense of the fr u it men in thi*
v ic in ity are experiencing d iffic u lt'
in securing apple boxes.
Mr
S tra tto n last week had to go to
Salem to procure a supply.
fro ntier
Perry S u lliva n , liv in g on the
B ro w n «ville-H ilsey road, about s
m ile from tow n, is out on ertnebe-
after being la id up something lik*
eight weeks w ith an injured foo'
ami ankle.
In some manner he
got his fo o t between the water tank
and wagon wheel, cracking the heel
and tearing loose some of the lig a
ments about the ankle 1 It was a
very p a in fu l in ju ry and w ill not be
fu lly healed fo r some tim e
M o . R B Forbes of ths D un
lap D rug company returned tb -
la tte r part of the week from a stay
of several months at Newport
HALSEY RAILROAD TIME
No,
R P. D ougherty and wife, of No. 18, 12:04 p. m.
24, 4.34 p. m.
Halsey ave., who w ent to Hood
14. 5:27 p. m.
River several Weeks ago to pick
apples, were expected home this
week.
SUNDAY MAIL
The B row nsville and Scio foot-
Ed Jones, fo rm e rly of the fir *i
b il l teams m et on the B row nsville
of M cHargue & Jones, who con
g rid iro n F rid a y afternoon, the
ducted the south side feed stoie a
game resulting in fa v o r of tbe
year o r tw o ago, but more recentl-
home team, 31 to 7.
was connected w ith the Fish r
The popping of guns in every flo u rin g and feed m ills, C orvallis
direction S aturday heralded the has ju s t moved to a farm about 10
opening of the season on pheasants miles south of the la tte r place and
The birds seem quite p le n tifu l w ill engage in agricultue.
The farm ers no doubt have fed
H u ro ld B lakely, son of M r. ano
them w ell, so th a t they are in
Mrs.
H en ry B lakely, south M ain
prim e order for the c ity and town
street, is here from P ortland visit*
nim rods to shoot and c a rry horns
ing his parents.
w ith them.
Not a very profitable
M r. and M rs. Alexander am'
d ivision of resnlts, so fa r as the
little eon, accompanied by M rs
farm er is concerned
A great deal of d iffic u lty is being Mary Hume, of Sellwood, came up
experienced in B ro w n sville getting F rid a y to v is it at Joseph Hume'-
carriers for tbe P ortland dailies for a few days w hile Mr A lexan
der tries his iuck a t pheasant shoot,
and many subscribers ate having
M rs M ary Hum e, widow of
th e ir papers sent through the mails. ing
the late Peter Hume, was a Iona
Miss Anna W arm oth, on Blakely tim e resident in this co m m un ity
av-oue, is very sick
Mrs. W ill aud has many friends here who an
Te n p k to n cares for her d u rin g the always glad to meet her.
Sb<
day. H er niece. Mis» L illie W a r owne tbe fine farm im ra ed 'a ie l)
m oth, a teacher in the school, is west of town on the Brownsville-
w ith her except in school hours
Halsev road whioh has been based
The exterior of the Baptist church several years bv James Ferrell.
has been beautified w ith a liberal
W illia m Baker, son of Prof Ba
coat of white p a in t. Local artists ker, has been compelled to miss
d id the work and the job reflects school several d rye on account o r
cred it on th e ir s k ill.
an attack of flu.
M'S» Ruth Beatty, who. as her
pated.
The ch ild re n of Mrs. A ndy K iik
have nearly a ll been called horn-
by tbe serious illness of th eii
mother.
WilliamS. Hart
and a strong sapporting cast including
Eva Novak
Eva bb/at «an MU hip S flar. «
*0 kiaiiev of tr.e Mounted. '
A Pàiàmoum, Picuuç
“ O’MALLEY
of the
MOUNTED”
For
Post«.
sale—Cedar shakes end
Load lots delivered
B ro w n sville Warehouses
R u tter W ra p p e rs
< ailing Cards
E NTERFRISE Office
FARMERS Z S M S “
articles no longer needed, or sneceede.1
hy better ones which somebody wonld
like to obtain. An advertisement tbe
mifiht
sue of this, costing 25c, m
ight find B
buyer and covert what is
osly trash into good
C ash