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AUSTRIANS SIATE
TERRIFIC BATILE
TAUNOW. Gallcla, May 11, (by
courier to Cracow ana via London,
May 13, 2 p. m.) Tlio struggle la
the region north of the Vistula rlrer
and gbo the herders of Gallola, walch
well informed person here expect
and hopa will brlnj? a final decision
In the battle against the Russian
armies, appears to bo approaching
a conclusive phase.
Terrific engagements wero fought
today at positions 22 miles to tho east
of Tarnow, In the vicinity of Deblca
and Mlelec, where the Austrian army
under Archduke Francis Joseph canio
into fierce ceafllct with Russian
farces which were retreating: east
ward from the Dunajec rlrer and Tar
Bew. Airmen who flew oxer the battle
field today reported that entire front
was marked by burning Tillages,
most of which had been bombarded.
They say it looks exactly JIke a
giganiV: prairie fire.
To the north of the Vistula rlrer
the Austrian corns commanded by
Count Klrchbach has forced the Nida
line, according to Information reach
ing here.
Today and yesterday tho wind
brought with It as far as Tarnow tho
incessant roar of gun fire, Indicat
ing that Count Klrchbach'a forces are
trying to adrance hand in hand with
the troops of Archduke Joseph Fer
dinand and General von llaclcenscn.
Along the Carpathian front also
the Austrian armies have made a
forward move, bringing tho third
nusslan army and the remander of
the eighth Jlussian army In Immi
nent danger of being surrounded and
destroyed.
Tho first rain since Tarnow was
rc-lakon by tho Teutonic allies ar
rived hero today.
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PKTROIT, Mich., May 13. Not a
city street car was being operated in
Detroit at 7 a. m, today (is tho result
of a strike called by Detroit United
Hallways Conductors and Motormen
becauso of tho company's refusal to
relnstato u motorman who had boen
dlschared for alleged careless hand
ling of his car. Tho strike vote was
taken during tho early morning hourB
nnd was practically unanimous. Al
though tho walkout had been threat
ened for 2 1 hours, thousands of fac
tory employes and downtown work
men who had depended on tho street
cars were from one (o threo bears
late in reporting at tholr work. No
dlhoritor was In evidence when tlio
men took their cars to tho barns on
the final run. Extra squads of
jiollco wero called out, however, and
steps taken to quell any dlsturbanco
which might arlso.
Ctetnffc 'f Schedule Pacific & liwtm
Gonimenclng May ICth, tho Pacific
& Hastern, will operate trains be
tween Medford and Eagle Point tri
weekly. Leaving Medford Tuosdnyo,
Titursdays and (Saturdays at 9 a. in.
and S p, Hu Leaving Kagle Point
2125 u, m. and 0 p. m, No trains on
Sunday.
"Aw (AWlitH MrkImx Kieali.
The Hall Tax Ce, will run cars to
Gobi tu ..Saturday evening and re-
nuUtL until after the dance.
Round
order.
Mwu
NOW IN PROGRESS
DETROIT
TROLLEYS
TIED UP BY STRIKE
trlpl.S5i ( Phone (or neat
JUer address.
A PROGRESSIVE SCIENCE
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Tilt; SALUM CAPITAL JOURNAL
Niiiliit of fish hums follews:
The tnvimtton nf n ftuh-Koln holder
"l' o
of our esteemed ert-tempohnrlos, who Raj's the first thing one know a adiue
body wilt Invent n dorlec enabling the fisherman to seo the situ of tho
tlsli nibbling nl the halt and tl.cn tho fun of tNiing will bo gone tor
cVcr. This hit of phlloMiphy h given lit support of hla condemnntlon of
Iho ttsh-ptile holder" "If It l ftoh tllnt a limn wants ho might to go to
tho market nnd buy them, IT It 13 fishing, ho ought to hold tho polo In
his hand.' Ho Is right.
If il is tho fijMirl of t'ishitiu; that is wanted, that is ail;
linjj, tho polo will ho disoardoil for tho rod mid natural bait
ho thrown away for altiCioial.
'Phe difforelico betwceii tho fisherman and tho anclcr
is that tho former is blindly
recreation.
The love of outdoors, tho
field, forest and stream, tho
mur of trees, tho musie of the waters, tho song of birds, tho
drowsv hum of insects, the jrold of the summer sky, the vel
vet of the shadows, the ever-ehanging panorama of a won
derful world and the thousand miracles of life that nature
spreads on overv side, appeal
challenge of his skill with that
trom its natural element.
Angling is a progressive
With his willow stick, bent
habits of fish and their habitat. As his knowledge in
creases he acquires skill.
play develops, he learns to give tho lish a chance, lie be
comes ashamed of mere slaughter. Ho throws aside crude
and heavy taeklo for lighter.
artificial, because it requires
skill increases ho seeks more
auantions me Clumsier lonns
delicate, and secures as much
handling it as he docs from the
has hooked. The full creel of
its attraction.
Of all the forms of angling, the use of the artificial fly
requires most knowledge and
yields the greatest pleasure. It begins with the use of or
dinary wet or sinking fly, that submerges itself and ends
with the use of the drv fly, imitating the flies of nature,
that merely light gracefully on the water and float gently
with the current, requiring an accuracy and delicacy that
only comes with the skill acquired by long practice.
Between tho boy and the bent pin and tho dry-fly ang
ler, the two extremes, range all degrees of anglers. Some
times the boy develops backwards, uses heavy tackle and
salmon eggs for bait, and boasts of exceeding the legal
limit in slaughter. Sometimes he goes forward as far as
to use a two-handed cane pole and a spoon for trout and
stops there. But if he seeks the most enjoyment he will
progressively develop into the skillful fly fisherman, to
whom the size of the catch is immaterial but the way it
was secured most material.
BAPTISTS TENDER
PASTOR RECEPTION
The members of the Ilnptiht church
tendered a reception to the Iter. C. V.
CnrstCHs and family Inst evening, a
large number being present, includim;
the pastors of the Presbyterian, 31. E.
and Christian chruchcH.
Through tho much appreciated
courtesy of the il. K. church, the
basement of their church was used
for n banquet to about '2'2o penon,
after which tho following proirntm
was rendered in tlio Ilnpttat church,
which was tastefully decorated in red
and green :
Doxoloiry, congregation.
Invocation, Senior Deacon S. L.
Dennett.
Address of welcome, II. C. Gnrnctt.
Addrcwi, Itcv. wrF.'6lfleMi.
Piano duct, Mifes Hamilton nnd
llutcliison.
AddreK, Itcv. II. K. Tucker.
Solo, JItss Florence HuzclriKg.
Addns-iH, Dr. J. K. Hiiwkinx.
Quuriet, JlixM-s Iln7.elrit;nid Ilin-
mnn, Jlesprrt. hdmeaden nnd Iteniieit,
Address, C. 0. 1'owcrs, a boyhood
friend of Itcv. CunttciiH.
Heading, Miss Grace Drown.
Address, Hon. W. I. Vnwter.
Solo, Forest KdmeadeK.
Ilesponscs, Rev. nnd Mrx. CiirHtcns.
"Hlest Ho tlio Tin That Hinds," eon-
gregntinn.
Iloncdictinn, uev. Mr. Tueker.
Al( of tho literary nnd musical
numbers were well rendered and rn
ocivcil hearty apph'iiHo nnd encores.
Tib speakern all paid glowing trih
ule to Mr. rursteiiB, etifying to
J Jin n a Christian gentleman, an
able pi cached and ft good "mixer."
SIX IRE BODIES
FROML
QUKENSTOWN, May 13. A nasty
rain and n choppy sea Interfored with
tho search today for bodies of the
Lusitnnla's dead, but six more wero
found in the vicinity of Skull and
several others under a life raft.
These bodies were all placed on one
tug to be brought into Queenstown,
AH southern Ireland la greatly ex
cited over tho voyage of tho Anchor
lino steamer Transylvania, now near
ihk the war xoue,
remarks on the
lmx tlconlv stirred tho editor of olio
seeking meat and the latter
call of the wild, the luro oC
whisper of grasses, the mur
to the angler as much as the
of the fish he strives to lure
science. The small hoy begins
"pin and worm. He learns tho
The sportsman's sense of fair
Ho discards natural bait for
more skill to handle. As his
difficult angling to test it. llo
ol uruuciai uait lor uic must
pleasure from his skill in
struggle of the fish his skill
the fish hog has forever lost
most skill, and therefore
MEXICAN POLICY
WASHINGTON, May 13. No
chano in the attitude of the United
States on tho Moxican situation has
resulted from tho report of Duval
West, who visited factional leaders
as President Wilson's personal rep
resentative. Secretary Bryan said today that
tho .Mexican policy of tho admini
stration was unaltored and that Mr.
West's report would not bo mado
public.
Despatches today to the Carranzn
agency from Vera Crux say tho Za
pata forces nro being withdrawn
from Mexico City and that tho capi
tal Is being left with practically no
garrison. Carranza troops, the dis
patches claim, nro In tho outskirts of
Monteroy.
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PRESENTED TUESDAY
The amateur play department of
tho Drama Loaguo has developed Into
a groat factor, In familiarizing tho
public with plays by modern authors.
By careful selection plays embodlng
tho salient characteristics of tho au
thor can be shown.
Tho first play to bo presented by
tho local center is Barrio's "Rosa
lind." In this short "playjot" is
shown all tho Insight Into tho foml
nlno nature and tho humorous whim
sicality that has endeared this well
known author and playwright to tho
public, through tho medium of such
well known stars a Maudo Adams
and Kthel Durrymoro.
Mrs. A. C. Plero lias tho leading
rolo as Itouallnd and those wio know
Her versltallty are looking forward
to her interpretation of tho dual, or
rather, prismatic personality of tho
subtlally elusive "Rosalind."
Mrs, Hooy-Smlth .and Mr. Fletcher
Flali are suitably cast and tho play
promise:! to be eo.ua! In finish to an
"all atar production."
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Two of tho bct enmern proMsi
lionc in tho United States nro Hhtnch
Sweet nnd Myrtle Stediiinu, nliown in
Grape Juice
WASHINGTON', May K. Any
body who in nhle to ciin egotalites
can make gmpe jiiiee, hj"h a now
publication of the fluted States de
partment of agriculture, FnnnurH'
Hulletin Oil. The principle in the
Knmo in both eases -tlio sterilization
of tho product before it in stored
nwny. In rani of grape juice this
ttcriiirntion prcvciitx the fermenta
tion which in making wine turn the
gmpo Ktignr into alcohol.
Fermentation U canned by various
fungi, yenslrt and hnrterin which ad
here to the skiiiH nml idcum of the
grnpex. If thiMo nro killed, no fer
meuuiiiou m poHstnie. jiicy can ne
killed in two wnys, hut one, tho nddi
lion of nnticptics is not possible in
tho enso of nny nrtielc intended for
human consumption, because the nit
tiscpticK themselves nro injurious.
The other method, killing them Iiv
heat, ix the one used in the pasteur
ization of milk nnd i equally siuiplo
nnd practicable with grape juice.
Practical tents indicate that grape
juice in satisfactorily pasteurized
without appreciable change of flaor
when it is heated to a temperature
. a. mm i an
i (trying iroiii id.) to 1(I degrees
F, If tlio teui)eratiiro m allowed to
reach U00 degree F., tlio flavor tif
tho juice is elmnge for the worse.
(,'xmI lirlnk for Home Use
For homo iiho there nro n large
number of tarietitM of grains which
will mnke a pleanunt and healthful
dnnlc. No mutter whnt tho kind of
prnpe, howctcr, only clean, Hound
i ran suouiii no useu unu a siiouid no
well ripened, hut not overripe. The
grapes should firht ho criiHhed nnd
pressed in nn ordinary eider still if
tho farm imikhchhch one, or by hand
if no mill ix available.
Tho subsequent procedure depends
upon whether u wbilo or it red juice
Is denired. For "a light colored juice
the crushed gr.tpcrf are put in a cloth
Hack and twisted until the greater
part of the Juice in extracted, one
pcrnon holding each end of tho Hrtck.
Tho juice in then put in homu conveni
ent form of double boiler in wucli it
iIoch not eoiiib into direct contact
with tho fire, but in surrounded by
hot water, and gradually heated to a
tem-wruturo close to 'JOO dcgrcen F,
k has already been ildi hnirottir, it
should not be allowed to go oyer this
point.
, If no thcrinoiiieler j nvailnliln, it In
best to bent the juico until it fttcimiH
ami tliei) to takn it fron the fire bo
foro it is allowed (o boil, It should
Hien bo poured into a ghiKH or enam
elled vessel and nllo'vcd to Hcltlo fur
hvenly-four hours-, niter which It ciii
be iliniiiL'd n0, tlicHediiiicnt uml run
jhrougli some fonn.of t;loti filter. The
Mniiued juico fa tbc;i put into dean
bottleH and storilfzeiil onto more in n
water bath. An ordinary wash boiler
with a (Inn board on the bottom fur
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the filled Imttlei In rest on i u mu
lt uicnt biiuie ileiiec for thin purpose.
After sterilization the bottles should,
be corked immetlintrly with new
corks, the corks hitting been previ
ously soaked for nboiit thirty milt
titex in hot water.
Any Kind of (Irnpo
For nil juice, the crushed grnpen
are first hutted to the samo temiwr
nturo iih before and then strained
through a clean cloth or drit bag
without preiiire. Thereoiter the
(iroecsrt is the same us for ltgbteol
orcd juice.
Grape juice should bo stored nwny
in bottler or jars that are not loo
large, for after llioe hate Ihcii op
cued the juice j likely to spoil. If
proKrly made, howotur, the juice
should keop indefhiitolv as long lis it
is kept in scaled bottles. In this re
sjieet it i, of course, like otner cnun
id go(cU, which should nlwnH be
used aw soon an umihlc after (buy
hate been ncncd.
Of tho various nriclies of gracs
common in this country, tho Delaware
gives a piico of delicate aroma and
excellent flat or. The Concord In
darker with a sprightly taste and
well-known luomn. The Catawba,
Isabella and Snlcm gnipct also yield
an excellent product. Tlio California
orb ties produce a orv sweet Juice,
hut in ninny cn-cs there h little char
.v-tenmie navor. lor Inline use,
howetcr, the kind of grapo that it
most abundant in tho vicinity will, of
course, be used.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
BKTfarr wilt tirrlf itr.lnj lha imt nf mrll
tud mralt.lf ilvranc It IhI' rlnn xhro
rntrrlDi It tbniudi Ilia Di'imii tariim. Sarti
irllrlra abuuM rwfrr La utnl rictt on rriln
lloaa froi trvutablo hlclin, mt In (lnigt
lbr will An U ttn fold a llio Kood rl rau -
Iblr drrlrr fruui Ihtm Hall's CaUrtk Cut,
wanuf.rluml hi Y 1 Vhrttft A Co., Tolrili. II.,
runUlna imi rocrcarr, (ml U Utm liilnmllr.
Cllnf fllrrrtlr Ufa lb Mood nl mueoui '
lien of lbs irlm. In liatlna Ilall'a Calarfli
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Medferd's Lcadln-3. Theater
LAST TIME TONIBHT
Robert Warwick
In t
The Dollar Mark
Fi AcIh
Hearst-Selig Weekly
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Francis X. Bushman
IN
"The Return of Rlchifd Neil"
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GALICIA FRUITLESS
LONDON, Mit) i:. A Hcnler dN
imlch from IVhograd ftlvoM tho fol
lowing stiit"inent tvgniding Kusittitti
military tipeiatieus:
"In tho fiithtiug between tho Vltu
ttiln and the CarpitthlmiH Mav H mid
II, the tlenumm planned to break our
front bv the lightning rapidity of the
blow directed at the neighborhood of
Krotuo bv seen dltlsioiiH of tho
flower of the (Jeiinnii army, niter u
linnw nrtlllery prepitvatmn.
"On it genenil fiont of forty mllei
the envntv uitllicrcd three. iniiirterx f
tho Austrian nrm., oueuliitli of the
Herman niniv, tlm first resone, half
the eonthiKcntH of the second, beside
eight ditWIotH from the Hrrliinn
front, several new Aiistilun ilUiitiuii
nnd twentv iufniitry divNioiis, iih well
in eight new divNiouHiuid nine cnv
nln , divisions from the western
frc.nl. Only one of our armies par
ticipated in the first attack.
''The (lei minis gnined no tactical
success. Our itMorvos, by a flank
blow, enabled ohr army to rearrange
a line of advantageous positions elim
inating nil fear of final retr.mt. Our
army litis received strong reinforce
mentH mid is ready to exact henitj
levenge. Our falling back was ear.
lied out methndienlPj. The enemy's
loss was heavy,
"When our troops occupied the
mountainous sectors which the en
rmy hold Indav, tho enem.v's official
commiiuicnlious dcwlared tlice xtsi.
lions were of no importance."
FISH POACHER IS FOUND
GUILTY AT GRANTS PASS
Convictions for (Ish poaching nt
(iritnts Pnsn are Increasing every day
thanks to the energies of Dtstrli t
Warden Ham l. Randry. Deputy War
den Walker and their nssoclntcs.
lit tho caso of (Hen Woolrldgc and
llnrry Ilrlggs ehnrged with Inking
salmon front within 200 feet of the
flshwny ut Anient dam both defend
ants wero found guilty and wero sen
tenced Wednesday morning.
Complaint wns filed Tuesday by
Sandry against tho Hogun Itlver Pub
lic Hen Ice corporation for obstruct
ing the flshwny on tho north sldo
of tho rlvor, Thousands of salmon
are being held back bicouee nf thin
obstruction. This rase will como up
for trial In a few days.
flaudry nnd Walker Tuosday ar
rested (Hen Kturtovant, nu omploxi
at tho Anient dnnt for catching sal
mon under tho dam.
STAR
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Playhouse
Thursday and Friday
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Mrs. Black Is Back
Willi
MAY IRWIN
Four Parts
A stery of humorous decepttartt and
Comic Complications
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TEUTONS
DRIVE IN
E
WAHIIINUTON, May in. Tho
(lermuii emhasNy homed thin state
ment: "The (lermiin iiiiibitssy stated to
day that no statement or Intimation
had heuit given by the embassy or
any official of tho emlmssy concern
ing what roHpniiHu would bo miido to
thn Aiiierlcnu note regarding Iho
I.urltnnlti.
"This wns brought out by state
ineiitH appearing In (ho press this
morning to the afreet that officials
of tliti Herman embnnay have out
lined the position of the (lormnii
government toward thn American
note regarding tho sinking nf tho
liiisltniila and have declnred that tho
reply would bo a polite hut firm re
fusal to censii submarine wnrfnro
against belllRerent merchant ships,
"It wns pointed nut that tho em
bassy Itself so far was Ignorant of tho
terms of the American note; Hint it
had received no Instructions what
ever from the Herman gmernnient
regarding tho nolo nnd finally It wan
duclurcd that no official connected
with the embassy had expressed any
opinion on tho subject at nil.'' ,
BRONCHIAL COLD
Yield lo IMIrloti Vliml
Philadelphia, Pit "Ut fall I was
troubled with a severe bronchial
cold, headaches, barkache and sick
to my stomach 1 was so bad I bn
came alarmed nnd tried several
medicines, atmi a doctor, hut did not
get any relief. A friend asked mo
to try Vltiol nnd II brought the re
lief which I craved so now I am en-
Jo)lug perfect he.illh ' Jack U.
Hliiglctou
We guarantee Vluol. our delirious
cod liter and Iron Ionic without oil,
for chronic coughs, colds and bron
chitis. Medford Pharmacy. Adv.
JT Theatre
THURSDAY. FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
KENWORTHY
PLAYERS
WITH
HELEN DUFFY
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Tabloid Comedies
THURSDAY NIGHT
A Riot of Fun
"Charley's
Aunt"
Change of Program Daily
2 Shows Each Night 2
10c and 20c
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