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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1914 EVENING EDITION. 5WWT pa&ft COOS BAY TIMES M. O. MALONKV Ktlltor nnil Pul). DAN K. MALONKV News Killtor Official Paper of Coon County K KINLEY IS E REMEMBERED HUJLIHXO T) lM-Jlll'KTUATK MIOI OltV OF MARTVRKR lMllvSlDHXT to ins nuur at uihthi'Lack AT NIIi1, OHIO. Ur AMKKlMxt Prnu (a Coo 1Uf TlmfO.j NEW YOItK, May 23. A build ing to porpetunto tlio memory of tliu lato President McKlnloy, costing $200,000 is to bo built at his birth place Nlles, Ohio, according to an announcement of tho trustees of tho National McKlnloy Birthplace Mem orlnl Association. WOULD ABOLISH STATE SENATE GOVRRXOR WK8T KNRORKKM RESOLUTION PASSIM) IIV TIIK STATU OKANUK ADVOCATING AROLISHMKNT OK KK.VATK. (Ilr AmocUIi! t'rru (a Coit tiif Tlmn.l SALEM, May 23. aovornor West today endorsed the resolution pnss cd rocontly by tho state grnngo ad vocating Initiating nn nmendmont to nbollsh tlio Statu Semite "It would abolish thirty offices and be n big Bnvlng," said tho Governor. POUfil TAKE SE N LI W tJTr AuocltiM I'rrM la Con nr TlmM.I LONDON, May 23. Tho pollco mo mentarily took tho offensive In the war with tho "Twentieth Century Furies," as tho suffragettes aro now called. Tho offlceB of tho Women's Social and Political Union, tho mill tnnt body, was ruldod In search for Information on tho Inner workings of tho organization. Soon nftcr tho pol lco onslaught tho militants' reply camo in the shape of the destruction f( vroAwi0n tonnctl MnrcU hy two Goocfrum's Garage Receives Another Large Consignment of Popular Autos. Another carload of tho popular Ford automoblleB arrived yesterday for tho Goodrum Garago. Thoro aro eight automobiles In the consignment and six of them have already been sold. Tho demand for Fords continues to keep nbrcast of tho supply and those wanting theso popular autos should not delay placing orders as evon now It Is difficult to havo now ordors filled. Take out your watch. Follow tho second hand around tho mlnuto cycle Every tlmo It ticks off twonty-four seconds a now Ford car comes Into being. Tho month of April was another record-breaker at tho Ford factory In Detroit. Thirty thousand, four hun dred and two complete cars wore built and shipped during the month, which had twenty-six working days, and yet thoy aro unablo to supply the demand. A llttlo mental arithmetic shows that this moans a daily production of about olovon hundred nnd seventy cars. It shows that approxlmntoly one hundred and fortyslx Fords wcro built each hour. It shows that al most twenty-four seconds elapsed bo tween tho tlmo one comploto car left the fnctnry until nnothor followed It. Of course thoBU figures aro bnscd on nn eight hour working day. Tho assembling department nt tho Ford factory works but one shift of eight hours. Other departments of tho factory work throo shifts of eight hours In ordor to keep tho assembling department going at top speed. Tho first sovoii month's of tho com pany's fiscal year hnvo seen the pro duction of moro than one hundred forty-flvo thousand complete Model T'b. Kvory succodlng month slnco tho first of tho cnlondnr year hns soon the Ford factory hand up a now rec ord of production. In Jnnuary twen-ty-throo thousand, nlno hundred thlr-tv-slx Fords were built nnd shipped. Tl'ls wns tho first record smashing month of tho yenr. February passed Jnnuary with a production of twonty four thousand six hundred cars. Then ramo March with Ha output of moro tVan olovon hundred enrs n day. Twenty-olght thousand, hovoii hun dred fourtoon cars wero built and shipped In March. And then tho Ap- TWO GAMES ARE SCHEDULED BIG LEAGUE BALL SCORES Marshfield and North Bend. Rain Prevents Portland-Oak Teams Meet Tomorrow Elks to Play Firemen Weather permitting two bnsoball games will bo staged on tho North i Bond diamond tomorrow. Tho first will bo called at 10 o'clock when tno Elks will again cross bats with tho Firemen. In tho afternoon tho Marsh flold team will contest North Ucnd. Doth teams having boon rc-organlzcd under now management. Owing to incloment weather tho teams could not get out for practice yesterday ovonlng. If Jupiter Pluvlus docs not lntorforo this evening soma of the players will get out and lim ber up. Mnnager Chandler of tho Marshfield team and Denny Hull, managor of tho North Uond team, havo ben nnnlyzlng tholr men and nro land Game at Oakland- Venice Wins Again COAST LKAGl'K STANDING W. L Vonico 30 19 San Francisco . . .20 21 , Los Angeles ... 25 24 Sacramento 22 27 I Portland 19 24 Oakland 18 27 of n portrait of King tloorgo, nn nt tempt to cut off the water supply of Glasgow and tho smashing of a mum my enso In tho British museum. HUKKitAGirrru hacks imotuuk (11 Auorltl! I'rru Id Coo. IUt TlmM.I EDINIUmo, Scotland, May 23. A plcturo of King Ueorgo In tho Royal Scotch Academy, waB hucked by a BUffragottn today. Tho wo man used a hatchet and when nrrest od, refused to glvo hor namo. (Of AmwIalM I'm lo Coot IUT TlmM.I PORTLAND, Or., May 23: Tho Portland-Oakland game nt Oakland yesterday hnd to bo cnllod off on nccount of rain. Tho socres yester day: At Sacramento R, II. 13. In a position to announce a tentative Venice 7 12 0 iinm.1.' fSiiJ!.f alBC" toniorrow- Th0 , Sacramento T . . . 1 9' 3 Mnrsnfleld North Bend. Batteries: Fleharty nnd Elliott; Johnson p Krnuso Klatter and Lynn. Landers c Horn , At Lob Angeles' R. II. E. Mogary lb Klssany g PrBnciBC0 2 8 0 Ilnrln Ol, nnttnnv Olin 1 IUI1C1HCU - O u Sator .'. ss ..'..... Phillips, Ls Angeles 0 9 0 Smith 3b Dlnsmoro Dnttorles: Pernoll nnd Clarko; Wnnrlo If TlirtllltM Freeman cf Hydo Lewis rf Kelly Tho Elks and Firemen will play on tho North Uond dlnmond In tho morning, tho game starting at 10 o'clock, It was impossible to get tho lineups of tho tennis nt a lato hour this evening. Neither captain could bo located. It Ib probable, how ever, that tho llnoup will bo about tho same ns it wns last Sundny, Hull In Oionoii. Denny Hull, one of tho best play ers and inniiugcrs that Coos county bnsoball lias known, was re-elected to manago tho North Horn! bnsoball at a meeting of tho fans held thoro. Thoro hns been moro or Ichs dissen sion nmong tho North Ucnd fnns but. tho moro responsible ones Insisted that Hull should take hold or the team, dcsplto tho protests that ho was busy with his own affairs. .Ml M TK.A.MS TO PLAY. Game Sclii'duled for Tomorrow Be ginning ut 10 O'clock. Tho Big Mill and tho Bay City Mill baseball tennis will cross ibnts kit 10:30 o'cock tomorrow morning on tho diamond In tho vicinity of tho Llbby coal bunkers. Both teams hare been out for practice nearly every ovo Plug this wcok, A. II. Powors Is organizing a team and contemplates matching his slug gors ngalnst a combination of piny ors selected from tho Big Mill team nnd tho Buy City team. Tho dato for this gamo has not yot boon nn nounced, Hughes nnd Brooks. AMERICAN MJAGUE. Chicago 0; Boston 1. Clovelnnd 3; Now York 2. Detroit C; Philadelphia 9. St. Louis 5; Washington 4. iWmfm Mmmi ' p.c; jTrr&z&p&wri mm w G12 mr7fMv mm- l r,1 WJEm&H hm i Kiw liT1 HIS irrvi.1.. y 1 TliWrvll j w The Golden Rule NATIONAL LKAGUi:. Boston 2; Chicago 0. Philadelphia 2; Pittsburg 8. Now York fi; St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 0; Cincinnati 0. NORTH WESTERN LEAOl'E. Spokano C; Victoria 0. Tacoma I; Portland 2. STRAWIIERRV SEASON Is HERE Strawberries at SARTER'S. WO MEET DEATH mr Am-I'M lrn to Com n.r TltrM.) OSNABRUECIC. Oormnny, Mny 23. Caught In n thunder storm t r 0 0 feet above tho earth, two Gorman army nvlators, Lloutonnnts Bocdor and Ilolnhardt, wero hurled from tho sky to death. This makes bovoii killed slnco tho contest started Sunday, STHAWBEHRV K1IORTCAKK nnd Strawberry Ico cream ul SARTER'S. GREAT REIHUrriONS on nil TRIMMED HATS coiiiiiicni'liig Moil ilny, Mny Until, ut MRS. A. G. AIKEN'S. STRAWIIERRV SHORTCAKE and Strawberry Ico cream at SARTER'S. GREAT REDUCTIONS on nil TRIMMED HATS commencing Mon day, May Until, nt MRS. A. G. AIKEN'S. STRAWIIERRV SEASON In HERE StrnwIicrilPH nt SARTER'S. thousand. It will bo seen from tho nbovo fig ures thnt tho demand thlH onr for Fords is grentor thnn ovor. It should bo borne In mind that ovory Ford Iflj shinned as soon' ns It Is finished. It should also bo bomo In mind that des pltn this big production tho factory Is many thousands of cars bohlnd tho sales force. All Indications nro that tho dnmnnd will bo ns far In excess of the supply this yonr as in years pnBt. If you want n Ford seo Georgo Goodrum nt once. EDITOR "IN RING Roy. L. Ilitiiimoiid, of Fremont, Neb, Enters Rnro for Governor Br Aiwlllkt rrM ! Cont IU. TIlBM 1 FREMONT, Nob., May 23. Ross L. Hammond, editor of tho Fre mont Trluimo, today entered tho nico for tho Republican nomination for Governor of Nobrnskn. GREAT RKDlVlToNS on nil TRIMMED HATS comiiifiicliig Mon dny, May tWIh, nt MRS. A. !. AIKEN'S. Take Your Sunday Dinner ab... le CHANDLER A Good Menu Good Music MENU California Ulpo Olives Young Radishes Consomiuo Royal Chicken Gumbo n'la Louisiana FIletB of Young Alaska Halibut Sauco Del Norto. PotuiiiPd Duohosso Sulplcon cf Vonl Tenderloin lu Cubos "TouIousq." Punch RIcholleu. Frlwl Spring Chicken n'la Maryland Roast Iowa Ham Milton Mobrny Snow Flako Potatoes. Sugar Corn Blloxl Shrimp Salad Mayonaise Chocolate Ico Croaiu Petit Fours Coos May Choose Dainty Wafers Ton Coffoo , or Milk Table d'Hote. SI. 00. Sundny, May 21, 1914. I nvear-evernY The Ware That Lasts a Generation You can cookthojaWrched fod in fWear-Ever'N TRADEMARK rtVi'. - Cast Iron COOK STOVES and RANGES XAIuminum Utensils. "with less fear of burningtnt!nni any other kind, because aluminum is a better distributor of heat and retains it longer. This means a saving in fuel. And it means a saving in wear-and-tear expense, too. "Wear-Ever" utensils are light to handle and easy to clean. They cannot form poisonous compounds with fruit acids or foods. "Wear-Ever" utensils are made from thick, hard sheet aluminum, 99 pure, without joint, seam or solder. You can let food burn dry without injuring them. Cannot rust-cannot chip or scale are practically indestructible. Replace utensils that wear out with utensilsthat "Wear-Ever" PIONEER HARDWARE CO. ure superior to nil other kinds. Their tremendous populnrlty Is duo to tho fact that they re first of nil kooiI economical bakers. Tho DrldKo-Ueaeh Lino nro well known ovorywliore bi toe best. Tho first cost la a llttlo moro but thoy InBt twlro at. Iodb other kinds. They nro porfeet bnkora nnd nro Kunranteod to bako or roiu satisfactorily. Thoy aro slmplo but substantial In "nJl,rucl.1?" nnd In ovory way tho host stoves nnd rniiRos on tho market for w price. FROM 825.00 TO $30.00. , ,,,, Wo havo n larso lino of theso stoves nnd ranges now In hoc. Como In nnd lot us show you. GradlMatiomi ComigiratalatioE CARDS Coos Bay Stotioiiieiry Co. 93 Central Ave. - - Phone 430 The Best Real Estate Agent In This Town Is a good daily newspaper like THE TIMES. It's the market place where the buyer meets seller. Shrewd real estate men know that the easiest way w find a customer for a client is to advertise. They state their proposition and await results. , customers don't come the first time they try again. They know that sooner or later newspaper aavei tising will close the deal and at trifling expense. Every one is interested in real estate, so it pays to keep posted on what is going on by reading i"c real estate columns. ,llllft hoS There is many a lucky man or woman wnow "picked" up a rare bargain by watching the aavei tising. ' ,. ,,,., the Advertising pays not only the advertiser dui " reader. 1 It benefits everybody concerned! i ;S3vw-,s