Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, March 26, 1920, Image 2

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    W . C. Brr amt .
C . J.
T h e M o s t P o p u la r M a c h in e
in th e 1 920
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S h e rm a n C o u n ty H a r v e s t F ield s
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w ill be th e
H o lt H ig h D eck C o m b in e d H a rv e s te r
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■meting o f tha city
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ing three bids
M ORO. O R EG O N .
■~g opened for the work
o f b uild iag the bow city im s w n ir.
peal oAce ■> Moro. Ch ifisa. JolvM, MW.
joo Co. of Spo-
bid « K f l ; Hedgm A H u U frf
F R ID A Y ......... - . March 26, 1920 The Dolloa, TO88. W . A . Raymond
ity «MOO
A ll bids wen
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thia c itj
C. L. I r e l a n d ............... Manager.
upu) plan* .irewn by IE . A
Raymond and in addition to the above
bid» two f d w t iliil i. plane
muted by Hedfcve A Hula.
I t t M and tho other H U 4 .
Tim a lim it
in the notification to bidden
fixed ae Jane 1st.
The G lam or Com true tion Co. agreed
in t h e ir bid to have a ll work finished
«Tie e< Time,
• f L ib erty *
by Jane le t, hot there wee no
tion of a fo rfe it i f they fa ile d ; Hedges
A H ale aoado aa specific promise ee to
completion, h a t w ith no fo rfe it
acted i t was contingent on railw ay
fre ig h t eerrice; W . A .
Raymond
H o m by
thought he canid get it done by that
tim e bat made no definite^ promioe
A b o b id d en were to deposit a certi
fied cheek fo r «XX» w ith th e ir bid,
which a ll b at the lowest did.
I f the h id d e n bad been treated
fa ir ly and agoarely the hid o f M r.
Raymond abanld not have been eoueid-
■O tO , ORE. ered ae I t did not c om p ly w ith . the
O ftec M Rcmdcece.
requiraoaenta o f the notice regarding
a depeeit o f «MNO to comply w ith the
contract i f awarded to him .
Also the
sentiment o f the council wee that for
GEO
E L L S W O R T H , P ro p r ie to r the wsrk contemplated M r. Raymond
bed hid too low and they did not want
1 W*»h.&4 d o st each Moodey. T u o d i. anyone to do the work a t a loea. yet
and WeCoeedv*
because he wee a local man they
T h ird day de»iv«ry *<h«duJe » • • ■ f a re d
■ s r t i’i to . give him the coctrart.
Leave bundle» at E lliw o o h H o fe i A nne- That was evident by two opposing
motion» by the same p arty—one m -
P o t r o e ü « H o m e In d a strjf
je c tirg the Raymond bid- end the
W e aim lo p lesse our cu»lo ® en
other awarding him the contract.
Sr Sens
com e in a n d let m e tell y o u w h y
Geo. N. Crosfield, Wasco, Ore.
DR. C. H. JOHNS
Chiropractor
H E N R Y HUES
HARRY (I. BENSON
B righ t &
B ryan t
B enson &
• A tto rn eys—a V - M w
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H u is
General Contractors and Builders
office» a t
Cement and Concrete W o rk a S p e c ia lty
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T i lt D a lits and M o ro ,
Or«.
M o ro , O re g o n
R. Morgan
Office on Fint Ureet.
M ORO.
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D r. C
OREGON
The Brunswick Name
E . G ard
D E N T IS T
Certifies an Extraordinary Tire
Office in the Bank o f M oro build­
ing. upilair».
MORO,
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OREGON
MORO LAUNDRY
O R . W A L T E R W .’H A R T
D E N T IS T
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Vogt'BIJg. *
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OREGON
W hile considering Mr. Raymond ae
jhe probable builder o f the reservoir .
it ieveioped that no city can contract
ec.-h work ae contem plated unleoe the
plans are certified as being correct by !
P hysician and Surgeon.
a registered engineer and that no en ­
The Dalles, Oregon
gineer would do this as the plans-
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Moro. Oregon.
were bid upon, t-eeause both en
Registered
gineers and contractors united in
O ffic e in re s id e n c e .
saying that the w eigh ts and streeses
G v il aad Architectural
were not proper'y
distributed to
sad Sorte y er»
‘ carry the load. This is a proper law
p
aa w ithout it a eity can pay out the
Residence phone M 72
Map». Pla’5. Estimate». KCpOn : money of the p u ttie for ‘ improve­
Office phone 463
on ail kinds oí Surveys
m ents’ ’ that are r.ot worth any |* r t
Plan». Specifications, Supervnioi . i f the price. -
The n ext step was a motion mode
on all Classes of Buildings.
and carried to reject a ll bids, hire
an e n g in e e r \to prepare plans, arxi
again advertise for bids. Thia later |
Office opp. Hole! Sherman
Blue Print Plans an. was upon m otion reconsidered; H. S.
W all was engaged by the council to W A SC O .
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OREGON
Specificitions of tha , I take
t*»e Raymond plan and distribute
Building. Large or Small, wriu- the Igpds to a safe maxmium capac
I ity ; and a ll bids were held over until
this Thursday at which tim e a decis-
' ion was to be made and contract let.
Dr. C. L. Poiey
P. H. Hall - Lewis & Ci
Many roofer«« buy Brunswick» because
* £ ’urae
I t ia sufficient «ssurance ior them of supcr^u.ihty.
- T h ey have known this ancient house for i « F g h
o
their fathers and grandfathers. 8inc® ^ ^ oH 0 - ? :
of Brunswick ha» been noted for it» rare wortanam n y .
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Brunswick standards, as applied to tires, mean g iv in g th e
¿ M r m you wiU find combined aU the approved
fig u r e s properly r e h « i . No one advantage overshadow .
others nor hides sliortcomings.
The best tread that’s k.iown, the strongest fabric, the °io st
enduring side-waU construction, every addition. £ “ 7
S S e Brunswick» prove their superiority. N o factory c o *
has been too great ,
.
-aw»
O N E Brunswick wrU w in your decision t o have ALL.
Brunswick.. It w ill be a revelation .
Buy it today. I t costs no more than like-type tires
t h e bruns w ic k - balke - collender co .
P o rtla n d H ead q u arters: 4 6 - 4 3 Fifth S tre e t
J. Cirlos Bbraisy, 1.0. ■
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
For
Ik. 1. 1. CIL«, 0. P T
Jo s. F . N o v a c h e k
Structural and Home
Designer
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t easonab’e
Gax^XoaneTuckers'The Miracle Man’
S P E C IA L
S a tu rd a y M a rc h 2 7 t h
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F. T. Hurlburt
W . N. JO N E S
“The Miracle Man”
A d m is s io n
R iv e r
SIOW ad
KOBO THEATER
^ickersham Optical C o., 617-18
O re g o n
The fire alarm about 9 a. m. F ri­
day morning ea llcJ the volunteer fire
fighters o f this city to the railw ay
depot where a fire betw ee n tha ceilin g
Gilliam sod Wheeler Caaoties
of the upper story and the roof
just beginning to burn through. Tfco
damage was confined to a sm all por­
tion of the roof, the fire being quickly
Drought under cootrol by means of
FOR SALE
chem icals used by S . H. Arbuthnot
and W. F . H ulery. The fire hoae,
when connected w ith the hydrant at
the com er of F irst street and R a il­
Upper Main Street, opp. Garage road, did not have force enough to
reach the edge of the roof from the
top o f a box car. A fter the fire an
CONDON, ORE.
1 a-foot piece of three quarter inch
pipe in a 2-inch main was taken out
and a 2-inch piece put in its place.
If another fire should occur m that
locality the fire hydrant w ill do bet­
ter. It ia supposed that the fire
A U TO T R U C K
started from sparks lodged between
the shingles and the chim ney, there
D R A Y
being quite a space between the two
Phone Main 314 M oro, Oregon where sparks could drop inside the
building.
Hood
THO M A S.M ElG H A N aad B E T T Y COM PSON - v
EYE 8PECIAUST
Railway Depot lo o t Foe.
2 6 c a n d 6O c
Freight and Express
IEAD THE OBSERVER ALL ■h' ,,m"
F o r C o u n ty
Handled Promptly.
new«
M oving
Efficiently Attended T o.
Do not miss the
day morning a t the
church.
on Sun
Presbyterian
T. W. A lley and w ife le ft Monday
for a v isit to their old home at Knox­
v ille , Tennessee. Before th eir return
they w ill v isit friends in Louisans
and Florida as w ell as take in New
York city and W ashington, D. C.
K. M. A lley and w ife were to join
them at The Dal lee and a l l make the
trip together.
A n o th e r C a r lo a d o f F o r d s o n T r a c to r s
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A tractor that ba* revolutionized farming. It has niad«* power farming a reality
on more than 100.000 farm«. An efficient motive power that combines efficien­
cy with reliability at low tir*t cost. There are only «even Fordson« in this car
and orders for part of ibe»e are on file. We will be pleased to demonstrate the
efficiency of the Fordeon on your farm.
' DesChutes Motor Company, Moro, Oregon
R. S. Goff, Manager
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F ord C ars
F ord w on T r a c t o r s
O r e g o n ia n Bldg.
PO RTLAND. O REG O N .
W ill visil M o ro oe regular schedule every
two weeks. W a lc h ioraaoounccm eol.
V u lc a n iz in g
Send yourtires and lubes to Wasco
Vulcai^ginfi Station
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guartmtee Basis
for repairs.
J. A. Hardin, Moro, Oregon J
All work «psranteed.
GUY CHAMNESS
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"Let’s top it off with a g<
smoke”
Ik 4 -k 1.
— Chesterfield
OTHING tou ch es th e spot like a good
_ , sm o k e — and n o th in g can to u c h
C hesterfields for gen u in ely ‘*aafi«Z«ing” body
and flavor.
In C hesterfields the finest of silky, aio-
m a tic T urkish and rich, m ellow D om estic
tobaccos are blended to bring ou t a new and
finer q u a lity of flavor.
N ow you know why C hesterfields “ S a fia i« /”
And because th is biend is exclusive and c a n n o t
be co p ied , only C hesterfields can “ satisfy!"
Each package is wrapped in m oistu re-p roof,
issin e paper th a t keeps all of th e original
v o r Intact.
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Members of the county court, ac­
companied by A. M. W right, by ap­
pointment met S tate Highway Com­
m issioner Kiddle at the Cottonwood
bridge crossing over the John Day
river Saturday morning. Mr. K iddle
was accompanied by sta te highway
engineers Bennett and K elly . The
party made a thorough inspection of
the proposed highw ays in Sherman
county, end, although the state offi­
cia ls would not make any definite
statem ents, it g iv es a ll parties con­
cerned s better understanding o f the
road and highw ay situation in Sher­
man county.
A m eeting was held a t the court
bouse Saturday morning to discuss
the proposed two mHl educational tax
to be voted on a t the May primary
electio n . We have not reed the pro­
posed lew , but understand that it re­
peals the present sta te and county per
capita tax and substitutes a direct
2-m ill tax on a ll property in the
state. The fund treated ia divided
among the schools ia each county on a
I basis o f «704 for each «0 pupils er
asejor fraction per teacher. A school
d istrict does not lose th « right to levy
| a special tax if it oo votes, but a ll
district» w ill pay not less then a
2-m ill tax to the sta le, which in turn
w ill be returned to tha county and
divided as indicated above.
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