Tillamook Headlight, January
le, 1013
HANDSOME $400 UPRIGHT PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Mason, Pennington & Co. and the Tillamook Headlight
WILL GIVE AWAY, absolutely without cost, the CLAXTON UPRIGHTPIANOshown below
This is open to anyone, and nomination blanks may be obtained at the Tillamook
nlngton td Co. S store or cut from ibis ad. This will be the most
amook County, and everybody has an equal opportunity to secure this Beau ifu p g
How to Get Vote Tickets.
How to Get Vote Tickets
With every yearly subscription to The Tillamook
Headlight accompanied by $1.50 in cash, 5.000 votes will
be given. This applies to back subscription, and you can
pay for as many as you desire. You can also get votes on
job printing—100 votes for each dollar paid on either job
advertising or printing. All leading merchants in Tilla­
mook, Oregon, patronize The Tillamook Headlight, and
they will be glad to give you the votes when they pay any
of their accounts. But the best way to get votes is to get
subscriptions to the paper, as the schedule of votes is so
much greater for subscription than for anything else. You
will be surprised how easy it is to get subscriptions to the
Headlight if you try. Closes May 1, 1913.
The Tillamook Headlight is the pioneer newspaper
of Tillamook County, which for the past twenty five years
have been boosting for the county, advocating good roads
and other improvements.
With every purchase made at MASON, PENNING­
TON & CO.’s STORE votes will be giveu—100 VOTES
for kvbrv < dollar ’ s worth purchased . Votes in the
same proportion will also be given to persons paying ac­
counts. If any of our friends need anything in Ladies’
Dress Goods, Suits, Underwear, Millinery, Shoes, etc., and
Gent.’s Clothing and Furnishing, Boots, Shoes, Rubber
Goods, etc., or anything carried by an up-to-date General
Merchandise Store, get them to patronize Mason, Penning­
ton & Co. and give you their votes. Now is the time to get
busy. The earlier you start tue more advantage you will
have in final count. The date of the closing of the contest
will be May I, 1913.
Cutout Coupon below and present or mail to Mason,
Pennington & Co. or the Tillamook Headlight.
If they owe on account get them to pay it and secure
votes.
NOMINATION BLANK.
Cut this Coupon out and bring to
Mason, Pennington & Co
It will Cou.it 25 Votes.
No 1. Same of Contestant will not be known. 2. No name of candidates will be pub­
lished
3 Every Contestant «ets 2.000 votes to start with 4, Every Contestant gets
a number. 5, Standing by Numbers published weekly in The Tillamook. Headlight.
6. All votes must be brought in Wednesday for recording. 7, Votes must Not be writ­
ten on
s Tie Votes in packages with Contestant's number and amount on top slip.
9. Color of Certificates Will be changed each month and must be recorded before
change lu Votes are transferable only before recording. 1 1. Contestant having the
largest number of votes on May 1, I913, wins Piano. THIS IS SURELY A PRBSEN 1
worth working for .
jy I hereby accept the nomination as a con­
testant on the Claxton Piano Contest. Please place
these 2000 votes to my credit.;
Name
P.O
Also Two Gohl Watches and a S25 Silver Toilet Set. Silver Wear Every Week to the contestants.
“WETS” WIN OUT. BAR IMPROVEMENTS.
Carry the City by Over­ Additional Appropriations
Eliminated from Bill.
whelming Majority.
Mator Trucks Are Actually
Displacing Horses.
i
“ passers,” making it possible f«
the driver to do the work ale®
without leaving his seat. This nove
form of unloading has been adapt«
to many other forms of deliver
wagons and a wagon load of fu­
tons can be uploaded in le»a that
minute.
The truck bodies ar
a minute,
1 also
..I.., constructed | 8O they can bt
loaded from the side as well aa it
delivering the consignment,
Wherever battery charging »er
vice is available electric truck!
have shown their superiority ov«
the gasolene engine, because the
former is free from engine trouble!
and ignition
difficulties.
The
electric power is stored in batteriei
and while the “charge” is there
anyone can drive the truck without
difficulty, With the wonderful in­
creased efficiency of the storage
batteries during the past few yean
tire biggest trucks will run fori
good many miles before recltargiaf
is necessary.
Statistics to the contrary, power-
driven trucks are actually displac­
We have received the following
ing thousands of horses annually.
Tillamook City for about a vzt-t-k telegram from Congressman Haw­
True it ia that horses are still scarce
was stirred up over the special
ley which states that all additional
and high priced for all the him-
erection which was called by the
appropriations for the improve-
dreds of thousands of automobiles
temperance
people
todecide
whether
,
r.n
’
.
,
'
,
'
,
,
1 ment ol I illamook bar have been
and power wagons now in use, but
the city should remain ' wet” or go
this ia owing to the fact that horses
1 dry.” The fight was forced by
are not being raised as extensively
the temperance people, who thought
as formerly and not because of any-
that the lust city election was a
H olden .
increased demand for horseflesh to
criterion to go by ue to the senti­
B. C. L amb .
haul wagons and carriages.
ment of the |>eople us to the liquor
1 bill by the senate, provided
In the city of New York there are
question, thinking also that this
lie Port of Bay City case is
W m . G. T ait .
today- more than five thousand
WHS the moat favorable time to call
ed by the Supreme Court in
an election. What appears to have
motor trucks and Chicago has more
Following is the telegram •
C W. T almage -
created must excitement wua n
than
tiro thousand. There is hardly
Washington, DC.,
special edition of the Headlight
a city of any size in the country
bin 15th, 1913.
1
’
all S chrader .
favoring well, regulated saloons in Hon. II. T. Botts.’
whete there are not huge power-
preference to the bootleg system F c.
driven-trucka.running up and down
Baker, Tillamook, Ore
We
have
just
installed
some
modern
Safe
De-
which prevailed under local option,
hauling loads of coal, ice, wood,
River and Harbor Committee »lid
at well as diaeuashig the question
newspapers,
ice-creatn, pianos,
not to.include additional appropria­
posit Boxes where your valuable papers will be safe crushed stone, freight, beer barrels,
trom u business point of view.
tion for Tillamook on ground that
Some friction and criticism arose conditions prescribed in last river
and for delivering .furniture, gro
from fire. We will be pleased to show' then to you. cries and merchandise of all kinds.
as to the action of some of the
and harbor act have not yet been
teachers in the district school in­
The Ladies' Guild.
It costs money to keep truck
Complied with and that another act
ducing the smaller pupils to take
horses in the city where the feed is
will be prepared and passed next
part tn the city election
>n Mun
The Ladies of the Presby.eriaL
very high and the work unusually
year win. h w ill take care of Tilla­
Guild held their annua! election 01
day n number of »mull pupils ap
heavv. Such horses rarely last but
mook
If
conditions
had
lieen
com
this Wednesday.
p.-ared on Mitin Street and yelled
a'few years and the wages paid to
plied with anioui t would have been
tor a ’ dry” town, but Boon aa
Officers for the year are as to»
stablemen and drivers are far in
Home otte asked them to yell hr appritpruited I submitted all evi­
lows: Pres., Mrs. Groat; Vise I’m
advance of what they were a few­
dence
»if
compliance
sent
me.
but
it
" Tillumook wet” they did so when
years ago. Even if the power- Mrs. Sarcbet; Sec’y , Mrs. Malle*
money was threw on the »tied was rot sufficient. Si prune Court
driven trucks could not make better Treas , Mrs. Clough.
in.ii pass on <|u<-stion relative to
The youngster« s< rambled I. r the
time and carry greater loads it is I The President request all tl»
Bay l ity Port in time to get item
“wet” money on a wet stieet. one
quite possible that they would show members tc be present the inert­
young Amertcun hustler scouputK put in Senate. House committee
■a profit over the horse-hauled ing to be held at the home of Mrs
favorable
to
Tillsttiook
ami
only
up $3.90 There was nj more "dry ’
1 Aiderman on Wednesday, Janusfl
vehicle.
sentiment in the youngsters, lot - question waaabmit compliance with
j 29, as there will be no more meet-
terms of act.
W C. H aw lev .
The
reason
for
the
displacement
;
they yelled "Tillamook wet," much 1
, „ in the Guild rooms. Light iv
of the team-drawn wagon by the
to tlie pleasure of one aide and an
freshments served.
>100 Reward >100.
motor truck is that it decreases the
no> utter of the other.
E thel B ales , Secretary, j
j The reader« ett Illi» paper will I k pie a »et I
cost of a delivery and the time re-’
What tile ‘wets" figured on moat 1
------------------ “T
to learn that there 1» at leaet one dreaded
quired.
One high grade motor
w . (lie women vote which provetl «lisente that ecienoe has hern able to cure in
For Sale’
truck will do the work of three or
di ippointing to them, lor the Wo­ all Us Stages and that Is Catarrh Hill's
c
atarrh
Cure
Is
the
only
positiee
cure
now
80 acres of bottom land known
four team-hauled wagons of the
men voted ”wri” in large numtwi• k.'"»s to the niedK-al fraterntte I atarrh
same size.
The motor truck is the Peter Brant place. The pr
and tills only can be u»-i counted ‘<»r being a constitutional disease requires a
. ..«atiiuuonal treatment
llall s ( atarrh
faster and surer than the team ia $400 an acre Vincents Jacob.
because they waa more heuvs - h“rL* ’•‘»"••»rrsally, acting directly upoa
and mucous surfaces of the system
wagon. It is independent of weather
drinking amongst the young pro I ll>cblo.sl ,lr
»troring the foundation of the
For Exchange.
pie under Itx-sl ubtion thun under oi-esse ami gumg the patient strength be
extremes, indefatigable, demands
I bulhllng up the constitution and assisting
the saloon system.
natureTn doing it. work
The proprietors
no set horse for rest or feed, is free
Near $20.030 worth of first cli
so much faith in Its curative powers
Both sides mu»le an effort to get hare
from bad temper, occupies less
that tbrv ..«er One II i n. I red l>ollars lor any I
property located in Vancouver a
that It falls to cure netid for list ot
Out a lull tote .in«! ik'd | eiaous went case
apace
on
the
streets,
at
the
dock
or
Portland
to exchange for farm,
tc«( inHiniala
to the polls. When the votes were <>ht'od"” " * CHK'iKV * co Teledo,
terminal and in the stable. It dues dairy ranch near Tillanmok. r
«x. u u let I it showed thut the "wets"
cleaner work. These facts have the Cooa Bay country. Part of fl
Sol»l by all l*ruK^i«t* 75v
bs»l au overwlielimug majority, be­ Take Hall s Family Pllle for constipation
been
demonstrated
by actual property is the Homewood Hot
in the beat location in the citv »
ing two to one in favor ot saloons
comparative accounts kept for team doing a good business. Lot 9
The vote stood as followa
wagon and motor trucks doing the 100 and 3ti roouu, located just.icf*
big surprise to many
Wet
street from the post-office in Vi
same work.
IN TILLAMOOK CITY. PAVING AREA TO BE EX­ based on the use of Ritulithic, The fact that power trucks can jconver Electric line from het*
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mo
S|xnl»d
|8
Portland, one g»x»d 10 acre tn
I .-c.il people are surprised st the
TENDED OVER 6 MILES. which is being used extensively in handle greeter burdens and travel and 4 good lots locateil on car li
There was general sstistactiou
vl It k results
receive»!
from
other cities and proving lasting faster is argument enough in their close in.—Address B. S. W oe dr*
amongst the busiueoa men who
Hotel.
Vancotrt*
simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, Nearly >300,000 Expended and economical as well as attract­ favor, but there ia also an added Homewood
"27" Bo* 1,1 "Word with the iiiiiu
Wash.
ive in appearance.
Rpwl ol the ieuipatauce people. etc., us mixed in Adler 1 k.t, tlie Carr
feature that meana much in the
i
foT Improvements.
111. hi rtp|><*tuliviti« rriurdy.
J. S,
. city. Vehicles for industrial work
The result is eon. lusive proof that
I dinar states that tlua simple
I
sport
nt
Notice
can be made so as to facilitate the
it is going to be a hard matter to
Residence Districts Solely in Pav­
, handling of any particular kind of
l»lace Tillamook City )n tlie ’dry" rvmsdy .»ntisepticicea he digestive
ed
District
This
Summer
If the party who borrowed a long merchandise. For instance, some
system suddraws vtf the impurities
vol uiun ______
sothoi uglily tn.it IMMil.EhuSI.
and a short st«p ladder from the
Hint . (jr Hou»ckeep
’ A GFA.xttE. Oregon. January 1, Star Theatre last September will of the heavy coal trucks are so con­
relieve« sour stomach. gas on the
15 watts .......... ...................... $ •
structed that no shoveling or carry­
keep Foley’» Hoort and ~
1913.
A total cf Six and one-balf return them no <|ueetione will
Tur
ind
, - stip.itiou IN»
be ing of the fuel is required. The
25 watts............
Compound always ol: hand. an.I -.’» ms. h
miles of improved streets within netted.
Vi u van quickly head off « cold tn MANTI A
40 watts..........
wagon is easily and quiikly backed
the corporate limits of La Grande
M. R. H ank . xksatt .
1.» ptompt use
It contains n.>
I
«U watts............ • •»..
up to the coal hole and the throw­
ftpiatra heals Mn,| „
|tle
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
ha» been rounded out with the com­
ing of a lever tilts the wagon body MIO waits............ ........................ 1®
Thia rem«-»ly lies no superior for pletion cf the Second Street project
tlamed a.r passages, st. r. u,e
cough and may save a |.iK vtv^t. i . r ’ ik-li» and euhls. It ia p casant to by the Warren Construction Conip
untll the coal is sll dum(>ed into
Frosted L m,a five cents ex'** ;
Wi In ine yelk a pa. kag. ».-M '»•*- It contains no opium or other any
Hie cellar below. Thia is sn enor
Effective October llth.
Foe
Sale
all
st
zee
of
aewer
pipe
u •< ’’tic. Il iiwaya.mra b„i «.d,
9) 1. »u «4 « Di ug 3tvi<
a-wet connections. See I. H moua saving of labor and d es T illamook E lectric I joht l5*
by all l>valers.
The majority of eontracta
wer*| M.'Mshan.
I
sway entirely with the old coal
F url company .
Tillamook
DIRECTORS
J. c.
Under U.S- Government Supervision
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Latest Prices cn
Tungsten (Masda
LAMPS,
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