BHamook Headlight October 9, IOI3. ..... ,YOU believe that I . IJ.IL OREGON, I >5 a S *SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSS® tat The Manufacturing City on N EH ALEM 1 B ound tO (A ROW and that INVE MBN E in W heeler Property will be Profitable. ACK UP YOUR JUDGMENT WITH YOUR MONEY. You cuill make money by Investing in CUHEEÜER. For information regarding Wheeler, write to NEHALEM HARBOR CO., WHEELER, OREGON. Portland Office : Tillamook Office 327 FAILING BUILDING. Care of F. R. BEALS. Si « / Notice of Hearing of Final of life and death to a considerable discuss this subject ever get below Account. fraction of respectable society. The the surface of it. I)r. Emma F. distinction between lost women and Drak« for example, urged that a Oregonian. N otice is H ereby G iven ,— That The other night at the first Meth­ such criminals as firebugs and home should be instituted for the underHigned Ims filed his Final odist Church the speakers of the Pa­ murderers is perfectly obvious1 women who had been driven out of Account aa Adiniuiatrator of the ’ Charity Estate of Andrew F. Bibby, de- , cific Coast Rescue and Protective The hitter choose their criminal the restricted district. Society discussed the question how career of their own free will. The could think of no better way unless ceased, and that the County Court I of the State of Oregon for Tilla- , to dispose of fallen women when women are, frequently at least, led we should try the plan of abolish­ ■nook County, has net Monday, the | ing the district by catting off its 3rd day of November, 1913, at 10 the segregated districts have been estray by deceit which beguiles their Prostitutes o'clock a.m , as the time and place broken up. Sinful and degraded ignorance. They had no criminal supply of women. either adopt their calling of their ior the hearing of said account and as these creatures may be, they are intent at the outset and never have own choice or they do not. If they' any objections there may be to the still human beings and it is unmer­ formed any. They have simply same. prefer it to any other means of Dated September 18th, 1913. ciful, if not positively wrong, to drifted from bad to worse without livelihood, the less said about the J ames B ibby . drive them out of their wretched any particular intent whatever. Administrator of the Estate of ideals of their sex the better. If Some of them have been forced to ; eheltera to etarvs in the streets. Andrew J. Bibby, deceased. I they are forced into it by circum­ We must reflect, too, that when sell themselves by eooticmic pres I stances, it seems as if a genuine misery presses hard upon them sure. The person from whom we are reformer would begin his work by Suit for Divorce. they will ply their trade more dil­ inquiring what these circumstances igently than ever and no doubt supposed to derive our notions of are and seeking to modify them. Summons by Publication. spread disease far and wide through charity and justice never dreamed I .et us show you our of classing fallen women with The task might prove somewhat In the Circuit Court of the State of the city. Is it wise then to expel irksome, but, once completed, one special display of attrac­ Oregon, for the County of thieves and murderers. He was them from the haunts of the segre­ Tillamook. tive new^styles. We are disposed to look upon their condi­ would suppose that it might pro­ gated district before some other Alta Sours, I ¡»erfectly equipped for tion with extreme leniency and duce more satisfactory results than Plaintiff, refuge has been provided for them? making group pictures made their welfare the prime con­ blind sallies againgt the fallen ve Judge Stevenson expressed him­ and will please you with sideration whenever Ire dealt with women. If we could only devine Harold V. Sours, self quite positively upon the sub­ Defendant. J the quality of our work. them. There is another point which means to keep them from falling To Harold V. Sours, the above ject. He fixed his mind firmly cannot be ignored if we wish to t>c ■ there would be no necessity to named defendant : upi ■ the point that these women fair. For every fallen woman there build rescue homes. Justice re- I n the N ame of the S tate of are lawbreakers. Their business is | volts at the thought of heaping O regon : is at least one fallen man and carried on illegally and hence there You are hereby required to ap Next to POST OFFICE, usually several of them. F. rei tells punishment after punishment upon pear and answer the Complaint can be no question that it ought to helpless par­ in his great work on this subject of j the weaker and more '"7 ’ ’ o ' «»- ‘ J aitain-t you in the above en- be broken up without much regard a certain individual who has shared , ticipant in the ecci ial --------- ---------- evil, while the titled titled cause on on or or before tiefore the the exoi expi­ to the consequences. Why sliqnld in the crime of 15d0 females of the robust tempter goes scot free He ration of «ix weeks from the date *• consider the future of such underworld. Ths fact is perfectly ¡is not even mentioned in public of the first publication of this sum­ criminal women any tuoVe than intent that these criminal women addresses and high society receives mons, and if you fail ho to apttear and answer, for wanf thereof the •hat of thieves aud murderers? invariably have male accessories, ----- him with flattering - favor, while the plaintiff will apply to the said Court The main purpose M to put a stop must have them indeed, in order Jjw, ths gospel and the ballroom for the relief demanded in the com- •o their evil coritiuct What may to commit their peculiar species cf I combine to bespatter and harry hi* plaint therein The relief demanded is the dis­ happen to the women afterward ia a The handling of thia crime, it is interesting to observe victim. solution of the Itnnd« of matrimony intrusted n’attHoxe Meeting Need Oregon, on the 39th day of August, Women ready to write, and does 1VI3 The lime prescribed in the Society is under no determined obli­ do with these men when the segre­ Health and Strength not flood or soil one’s The work of a home keeping order for publication ia once a week gation to consult the convenience gated districts are broke» up- for nix consecutive week« and for finger. °f those who have placed them Shall we drive them out of the city woman mates a constant call in seven consecutive publications ber strength and vitality, and »iik- •«Ives outside of the law.” This or will it be best to build them a ineas romes through her kidney» thereof, and the date of tlte firat We have all in a is certainly true. But Jet us, by "home?" Many of them are weal- and bladder oftener than -he knows (Hiblication ia Thursday, August ZMh, 1913 Rexall Pen, sold on trial, Foley Kidney Fills will invigorate •■y of experiment, alter Judge thy. Some are eminent. Statl9,'^s I J ohn I. eland H enderaon , satisfaction guaranteed. Stevenson’s language a little and show that by far the larger number and restore her, ami weak back, Attorney for the Plaintiff. nervousness, aching joints and if- •** what comes of it Suppose he ’of male offenders in this kind are regulat bladder action will all dig Prices ranging from appear when Foley Kidney 1'ilbt •d said, “Society is under no obli- married men 1» it •»" ^'7 St oo*to I5.50. Chronic Dyspepsia tstion to consult the welfare of societv to "conenlt their convey are used. For sale by all drug- The following unsolicited trsti giata _______________ . __ •I o»e who have been placed, partly fence?’ If the convenience 1 noma I should certainly be »•ifli- Henry A. Iohn«on, a busineaa trient to give hope and courage to k ,,le*r °wn fault and partly by male criminals m worth eoneu er man of L’Anse. Mich., writes afflicted with chronic m J*01* o< uociety itself, outside ing before the law is applied in it» •For year», Foley » Honey and Tar ■¡»rams • «law.’* There is no debate, as rigor whv not that of the -omen Compound for coughs »ml “do* 4y«l>epsia : " I have been a chronic idywpe(4ic for yearn, and of all the family ** understand it, about the mere Shall we maltreat the latter bees— has been our ---- —- aii'linoe . , . wr 'medicine I have taken, Chamber give it to oitf children, who like it| la tn'a Tablet« have done me more convenience of fallen women. The they belong to the weaker *» I on .... am ...r.nnt I,lea..mt taste ount of its pleasant taM<- It. gMral than anything elae," says W. A mateura • lletter pay a email Suestion how they ehall be die- We do nut ask the« .|»e»tu»«) is a safe cure fori oughe and cold» Mattison. No. 7 Sherman St, lotiouslv. but merely •«’ empb-, It ___________ J**” ' is a matter of life and contains no opiates. For sale by 1 Horncllaville, N.Y. For sale by < tiarge and get goocl resulta from CS| your kodaks.—Tilla uiook Studio. . unm..ukable truth that .u druggu>U. I Dmaf'a Drug Store. «th to them. From one point of T,e* *t »• likewise a matter almost Disposing of Fallen Women XT Now is the time to have that group picture made I 14 Tall Oaks From Little Acorns Grow” Fifty yeara ago I.W. HARPER was but little known outside the Old Kentucky State. Today its fame is world-wide. You find it «verywhore. SOLD HERE BY F. LAUGIIIJN, Tillamook, Ore. Monk’s Studio Guaranteed • Fountain Pens t 1 C. L CLOUGH CO. ■ i i Tillamook Baker’s Bread Sold at All Grocers with the problem of buy ng Harne.e you will find it diatinctly advanta­ geous to come and do your «elect- ing here. You will get the beat qualities, the moat thorough and conscientious workmanship anti be charged the most reasonable price». We can supply single or doutde Seta or any single article that you may lie in need of. W.A, Williams Cc