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FOTESIX. WEDFORD MATH TRIBUNR MTCDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, "NOV MM I WK 0, 1013, N E A L LABEL i E UNION M A J GOODS FAVORED 8I3ATTLE, Nov. 0. Tho moyo inonl to establish n universal label wna reported on inifnvorrtlily it t n mecliiH of tlic union label lrnle dc jiiirtiiioiil of tlie Americnu I'edern tiun of Labor, which met nt labor temple here loilay as a prelitniunrv to tho opening of the thirty-third convention which meets ne.t Mon day. Meeting in tho same building, the metal trades department rweived resolutions asking for loenl control and more solidarity between unions affiliated with this body. John W. llnyc?, secretary-treas urer of tho International Typograph Seal union, presided over the lnbel trade, meeting in the absence, of President John . Tobin, who is un able to nttend'.tho convention. Have read CorbinV report, in which the president said the movement for a universal lnbel was the result- of lui'ly conclusions not borne out b tho investigation which has .been conducted since tho 3012 session. Tobin urged that each union try to IKipulnrir.e its label and supjort other label-owning organizations. EXPRESSES APPRECIATION FOR LOYAL SUPPORT fHHM l l2AAOUS TROT TING HOKSI: NOW USb'D FOU SADDLE f f f t- Knuono, Or.. Nov. ". Mal Tribune. Me.ironl, Or.: Your unYailing mid vigor ous support has been a con stant encouragement to tho friends of tho university throughout the campaign. The splendid result iu southern Orepni should bo a' source of gratification to von as to u. It will be the aim of the uni versity to repay in service the confMenee repoed in us by tho people of the Male. 1 L. CAMPUKLL. President. DIN CONVICTED STANTON L J. Odin, on trlat In tho circuit court ou a Htatuntory charge, was fotiml Kullty ot Incest tliln moruliiK by ' Jury after n short dclltioratlon. Tho ease of Charles Htiuiton In dieted for Kiiffliu: of Hiilmou In Kokiio rlvor, wan Iiokiiii this afternoon, and Is oNpeeted to bo completed Into today. Itlnueho Hlonn, tho ft) lug ring nerlnllst, Is tho only sUler of former Jockey Tod Sloan. NDUSTRIAL PAN REIGNS IN BO MKXICO CITY, Nov. II.- lliiHlues hero had ii'aehi'd a point of prac tically complete prostration today. Many stores luivo closed up, their siileH being too small to warrant tin) CNpcnso of running tliein. Tlicio uie dor.eim of fallines daily. Piesideiil lliicila, by permit ting the hunks to Issuo euiienev notes fieely, ii'gaid less of the lack of coin reserves to redeem them, has aggravaled the situation. ' COUNTY ATTORNEY NAMED BY WEST SALKM, Kov. C -Tho complete list of county nltomoys nppoiutcd by Oovenior West is: Ilcuton Arthur Clarke, Corvnllis. Clackamas Gilbert Hedges, Ore pin City. Clntso) C. W. Mullins, Aslorin. Columbia W. I). Diilard, St. Hel ons. Coos L. A. LiljquUt, Coquille. Crook Willnrd Wirtz, Prineville. Curry V. II. Meredith, Port Or ford. Gilliam T. A. Weinks. Condon. Grant V. G. Coxad, Canyon City. Harney George S. Sizemore, Iliirns. Hood Itiver- George R. Wilbur, Hood River. Josephine W. T. Miller, Grants Puss. Lake 0. C. Gibbs, Lakeview. Lane J. jr. Devcrs, Kugeue. Lincoln J. II. Stewart, Toledo. Marion K. II. Riugo, Salem. Morrow Glen Y. Wells, Heppner. Polk 1). H. Upjohn, Dallas. Shennan C. M. Iluddlotonc, Wasco. Tillamook M. J. Gersouia, Tilla mook. Wallowa 0. M. Corkius, Enter jirise. Yamhill K. L. Conner, McMTnn ville. Holdevers: linker C. T. Godwin, linker. Douglas George M. Ilrowu, Hose-burg. Jackson K. K. Kelly, Medford. Klamath John Irwin, Klamath Falls. Linn Gale S. Hill, Albany. Malheur W. II. Ilrookc, Ontario. Multnomah Walter II. Kvans, Portland. Umntilla Frederick H. Stclwor, Pendleton. Union F. S. Ivnnhoc, Ln Grande. Wasco W. A. Hell, The Dalles. Washington K. D. Tongue, Hills boro. Wheder J. K. Starr Fossil. BORAX SMITH i i UHLrtN. i SEk CK.G tilLUNGS UP UNCHANGED BY COUNT Five precincts Harron. Lake Creek, Flounce. Hock, Meadows and Union up to this afternoon have failed to report the returns of the referen dum election Tuesday, but are ex pected to arrive tn time for the offi cial count which Is scheduled to be- no wuimm rT Ny converting I'hlan (t AS) Ir-to a s. ddlo ti rse V. O It. II,- ps Ins op.Mied a new field for the fust trotter and tikldeumil.x detiioustrntcil .i icw the renwrU able versatility of the "light harness horse." t Man U tho fastest trolter Hint ever lived aud Is doublles the must valuable h "e ever uc ft r p.irk rl Mr . LOS ANGELES ENJOYS WATER CELEBRATION ' l.OS ANOKLKS, Cal., Nov. C Tho j second day's celebration of the com pletion of Los Angeles' municipal t nequeduct was opened today by an In dustrial parade that filled tho down town streets for several hours. I In addition to scores ot floats rep resenting business Interests tho I army, navy and national guard were , represented by uniformed uults. Tho , soldiers and sailors woro re-lnforced gin this morning by County Clerk Gardner! Theso districts will make no change In the result as tho vote Was Stlintl. Thn unVmon'a mmnnn. I satlon act was tho most popular men- by n!nny compaalca ot So,,tllern Cn"- sure. Watklns, the precinct that TO OPENS UP NOSTRILS, CLEARS HEAD, ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH AT ONCE Instantly ltellies Swollen, Inflamed 'Kraut lialm dlmtolvcs by tho heat of .Not, Head, Throat You III cut lie 1'ivoly -Dull lleiiiliiclie (Jm's Natty llletiiirgo SIoh, Try "IJIy's Cream llalm." (let u small bottle nay way, just to try It apply a little In tho nostrils and Instantly your clogged uoso and WASHINGTON', Nov. (I. Friend- Jstopped-up nlr passages of tho head of Mrs. John Wjjlinitw today wore!"'"1 "I"-'"! " wl" hfalho freely: notified by cable that her daughter, Miss Dorothy Williauw, would be married in London tomorrow to Win. MeComhs chairman of (ho demo era tic national committee. Mis Dor othy U a hister of Mr. Joo Loiter of Chicago. voted 29 to 0 against tho bond Issue, relented somewhat and split on the U. of O. repair bill IS to 0. Tho .ster ilization bill lost in most of the coun try precincts. Troojier Hilly. Too vivid, too full of heart Interest to remain off tho motion picture screen, Frederick Paulding's great play, "Trooper nilly" has been placed Tho new play by Kachel Crothers. which tho Shuberts will produce, Is fornla military organizations and entitled "The Awakening." platoons of foot and mounted police. dullness and headarhu disappear, Ily morning tho catarrh, colil-ln-licad or catarrhal soro throat will bo koiio. Kail such misery now! (let tho small bottlo of "Lly's Cream llalm" at any drug store. This sweet, fra- the nostrils; peextrn'es ai.d heals tho Inflamed, hwc'mi ii otubrnno which Hues tho none, hem' and throat; Hoars Ihb air iuan'': stops itiiHty dlseharges and a f "tilt g ot cltmus lug, soothing relief comes Immedlalo. ly. Don't lay awaku tonight slrug glliiK for bioatli, with bout! stuffed; nostrils closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with Its rutitilUR nose, foul mucous droppltiK Into tho throat, aud raw dryness Is distress ing hut truly needless. Put your fnlth -Just once In "Hly's Cream llnlm" and your cold or catarrh will surely disappear. Thousands were expected to bo entertained This afternoon nt exposi tion park, where automobile and horse racing, baseball, football and polo games, track and field events and other sports woro scheduled. With Mcdford ttafr- Is Medford made. Senate Confirms Nominations WASHINGTON, Nov. b Tho sen ate confirmed today tho following on a film by the Kalem company and j JwminiittnnH: this absorbingly Interesting drama Henry White to be eomniiioiier of will be shown as tho headline feature , immignition nt Seattle. In two parts at lets Theater today J- F McCnm to bo United Stales. ouly. To those who nre not familiar ' district attorney in Hawaii. with the story, brief synopsis will be of Interest. Kate Graham and her twin brother, "Trooper Dllly," are tho guests of Col. Ulako at a western army post. Sunrise Heel;, a half breed, avenges a grievance against Col. Dlako by killing "Trooper Hilly.' knowing the colonel loves him ob his own. Ignorant of tho fate of the boy. the colonel send his son. Lieut, niako who is In love with Kate, to search for him. Kate, who has been refused permission to accompany the search ing party, disguises ln her twin broth er's clothes and goes after them. How she saves Lieut, niako and his men, as well as the army post, from destruction by the Indians is stirring ly shown. The climax occurs in the staging of onu ot tho most rcalUtlc knlfo duels ever seen. It is a. picture you can't afford to miss seeing. Coffee " We luii'jintce " thev till suv that: but ' iiiouoybnek talks. Money back w h e iv you've used the whole package niitl are sure of vour iniiul. . In 1 lb, 2 lb and 2H lb aroma-tlsht cans; cleanly gran ulated, 10c a lb, When the Children Cough Use MUSTEROLE! No tolling how soon the symptoms iuay develop Into croup, Aud t tun's whuit you're glad you have n Jar of MI'S TKHOLi: at hand tn Hlvo prompt, suro re lief. It positively does not blister tho tender est skin. As first aid aud n cer tain remedy there's nothing llko MUSTICItOLK. Thousauds of mothers know It. You should keep a Jar Iu tho house. II Is thu remedy for adults, loo. Itelloves Soro Throat, Ilronchltls, Tonsllltls, Croup. Sllff Neck, Asthma, NoiiralKla, llendarho Congestion, Pleurisy, Itheiiuintlsm, Lumbago, I'alus aud Aches of Hack or Joints, Sprains, Suro Muscles, Chilblain, Fronted Foot and Colds of thu Chest lit prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist' In 2,'e and f0c Jars, and a special largo hospital silo for 12 50 Accept no substitute. If your druggist can not supply you, send 23c or &Uc to tho MI'S. TICHOLi: Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and wo will mall you a Jar, postage prepaid. (IiG) Mrs. J. Ilorllrk, West Philadelphia, l'a., sas: ".My four-year-old sou had severe bronchitis. I found Mus terole tho best thing I ever used." i H f t PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS DEFEATS CREDITORS Ti KAN FHANCLSCO, Nov. 0. Iionix Smith won nn imporlnnt point today in his fight against tho cred itors who huvu been seeking to make an involuntary bankrupt of him. Smith's counsel sought n com t or der last woek lcrpiiring n full in vestigation' of tho claims ngaiust their clieut beforo going ou with tho bankruptcy proceedings. Federal Judgo Dooling sustained this motion ou ovory point made by tho Smith lawyers. Iu announcing his ruling tho court expressed n doubt whethor enough creditors had joined in tho petition, whuther their claims aggregated tho nmouiit U'duirod bv btntute, and vholhor tho controversy between them a nd Smith ought to ho settled ill tho milliner (hoy desired. Tlie.su points are to be determined through a full hearing nt which tho Vttluo of ho, securities held by tho creditors vrlll "P investigated. "X, How to Make Bettor Cough Syrup than Vou Can Buy A Fanillr Nunulr. Saving 2 I! and I'ulljr Uuurantced. rj A full pint of couidi syrup as much as you could buy for 2i0 can easily he made at home. Vou will find nothing that takes hold of the ordinary cough tnoro quickly, usually conquering It in side of 24 hours. 'Kxcellvtit, tto. for spasmodic croup, whooping cough, Lron chial athina and bronchitis. Mix one pint of uranulated sut'ar with Vj pint of warm water, and stir for '1 minutes, l'ut Vi ounces of l'incx (flftv eints' worth) in a pint bottle, tli-a udd, the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly, 'i'ako a teaipoonful every one, two or three hours. This is iust laxative enouuh to licln relievo a cough. Alto ethmilatcH thu I appetite, which is usually upket by a ' cough. Tho tasto is pleuoant. The effect of plno and sugar syrup on i the mllumcd mtmbrunts is well Known T T t t ? T T t f ;f f ? t ? ? T MOE & CO. 1 L'.V-10 AST MM N ST I v 10 I0T FOWNE'S GLOVES Tho Boat for tho Money Very special values in high grade dependable merchandise SPECIAL NOVEMBER BARGAINS l'inex is u most valuable concentratfd J. compound of Norway white pine extract, vifii i,i wtinmrni nm ritner nariirui ta htaiing plno elements. Other prepara tions will not work iu this combination. This l'inex and Sugar Syrup remedy has often been imitated, but tho old suc cessful mixture has never been cmmled. It is now used in more horu'es than any oilier cough remedy f f I i A miarantv nl aliRnlntn aatlntartlnn. pr money promptly refundejl, goes with J A $l.fJ0 (Villiroi'ts Cllt to this preparation. Your druggist has I ,.. nt f i l i 1W or will get It for you. If not, ! p2.0() ('oinloi'ts Cllt to send to Tho l'inex Co., ft. Wayne. Ind. $2.50 (Vmifoi'ts (Jilt to ONE 400? GREAT PRICE SAVING IN SILKS 21-inch Silk Poplin, all new lull .shades, regular 7fK; value, special 49& 21-inch Fancy Hrocaded Silk Crepe, conios iu dainty evening shades, very soft and fluffy, special....85p CLOAKING AND SUITINGS One lot of heavy Cloakings, included are chinchilla, bolides and cheviot mixtures, ( indies wide, reg ular price $2.00-$: per yard, .November sale price $1.98 REMNANTS, consisting of ends from" Vm lo ty yard lengths, all styles and colors; these will be closed out at a discount of 33 1-3 per cent. COMFORTS AND BLANKETS For the November sale we offer our entire line of brand new Comforts at a great reduction. $1.13 $1.79 $2.13 1.00 Comforts cut to $2.69 3.00 Comforts cut to $3.10 KIMONOS, PETTICOATS, WAISTS Under-priced A broken line of Long and Short Kimonos. These are empire and straight line front effect and splen did assortment to select from, at a reduction of 33 1-3 per cent from regular price. LINEN DEPARTMENT Buy Thanksgiving Linon Now One to 72-inch Weaehed Humidor Linen, extra heavy, special 98 One lot 72-inch llleached Mercerised Damask, beau tiful patterns G9 One to 72-inch extra fine Humidor Linen, new pat tern $1.18 Table Cloths with napkins to match, new designs and exquisite patterns, in medium aud large sixes, prices are $4.50, $7.50, $10 and $15 per set. TOWELS AND TOWELING Heal liand-onibroidcrod finest Towels, each at. Large Damask Towels, spaced for your initial, at 50 to $1 .00 Heal Made Guests Towels, all linen, ea 25, 50 Turkish Towels, extra large, with white, blue or pink borders, each 75 2o pieces of all-linen (luesfc Toweling, every piece iu our store guaranteed all linen, 10 to 22 inches ' wide, per yard, 50 to 85 BED SPREADS Red Cross Red Spreads, guarantees you the very best quality and made in sanitary quarters. Nice new patterns to select from. We have in stock T fringed and cut corners, escallopcd edges and cut corners; prices from, each, 98 to $7.50 I o 2 o 3 B 3- o CD p t hart s OK CO P tr1 o 3 -- - 55 J date for the hearing will be set Inter,