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taub ns Mnnronn mm trttcund.' arrcnFonn. OKKnoNMT,nxrcsnAV, Aimr, imam. n, if M h JAPAN RENEWS PROTEST AGAINST ALIEN LAND BILL WASHINGTON, April 16. Frank declaration (tint tho California nntt alien land hill Is aimed directly nt tho Japanese, despite attempts to conceal Iti real purpose, wax voiced hero today to government officials hy tho Japanese ambassador In re newing his protest to tho California legislation. Japan's formal protest is expected lo bo filed later. President Wllfon does not believe lie can prevent the passaga of tho Mil. Tho president and Secretary of State Ilryan conferred again this morning over the measure and de cided to watch closely the situation nna, ir necessary, to send a repre sentative of the state department to Sacramento to set first-hand Infor mation. President Wilson holds that n stato's right to enact legislation Is paramount and It Is not believed he will Interfere. It la understood that Japan already Is planning to boycott American goods. The president is trying to demonstrate! to Japan that the general feeling In tho United States should not bo judged by tha situation in California. Later the president arrwiRCil to confer with, Secretaries Lnno nnd Houston and Senators Works nml Junes over the California situation. It was fitated positively nt the white house that no official declara tion of the president's policy regard ing tho land bill would be forthcom ing nt this time. GREAT DISPLAY OF ANDERSON DEFEATS BROWN HFIEEN ROUNDS AGRIULUEA AIR SAN FRANCISCO, April 1C Thvi largest and most comprehensive dls play of agricultural and horticultural Interests that tho world has ever known will bo ono of tho chief fea tures of tho Panama-Pacific Interna tional exposition, which wilt open at San Francisco on Saturday, February 20, 1915, to commemorate tho achievement of the Panama canal. Under the classification of exhib its which has just been completed, the department of agriculture has been given ample space for a record breaking display and the horticul ture department, with a building of Its own, will be added to and en hanced by the general effect of tho exposition which, when completed, will present the appearance of a vast garden. Tho allied departments of agricul ture and horticulture at tha Panama Pacific exposition will excel In their comprehensiveness anything that bas ever been attempted at previous ex positions. The displays, and exhib its, covering an area of more than 30 acres, will Include every possible phase of the agricultural and horti cultural industry and will serve as k gigantic school to farmers, land own ers, gardeners and mechanics as well as even to the layman whose sole object In visiting tho exposition Is ono of purely human interest. More than 40 acres of land on the exposition slto will be occupied by agricultural, horticultural and live stock Interests, In addition to the multifarious at tractions to the agriculturist from all parts of the world, a special fea ture of tho exposition which will be of Immense educational valuo to the farmer and land economist will be the congresses and conventions which are being arranged for the discussion of agricultural and land problems. FRUITMEN TALK OF ADVERTING A large number of frultmon mot this afternoon at tho It theater for tho purpose of discussing tho adver tising of tho fruit Industry. W. F. Qwln, sales manager, and L. E. Mcncham, advertising manager, of tho Northwestern Fruit Exchaugo, were tho principal speakers. Tho speakers wero in accord with tho present national campaign to In creaso tho consumption of pears and apples, Tho themo was very Inter estingly presented. Eli Zarlnrj Dead. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. April 16. Ell ZarlnB, city editor of the In dianapolis News, and for a long tlmo foreign editor of the United Press, died here today following an opera tion for appendicitis. Ho waB ill ouly four days. I.OS ANOKI.KS. CaI., April 16. 11 ml Anderson of Med ford Is In Hue today for a match with ono of the lightweight headltncra as tho result of his encounter hero last night with Knockout llrown of New York, which was stopped In tho 15th round after Drown had taken a terrific beating and was a helpless target for hi" opponent's punches, Anderson won his battto from tho start. Tho first round was even, but from the second period on Anderson constantly increased the lead he es tablished in that action. The New York veteran exhibited a brand of courago that stirred tho heart of everj" one of tho S000 spectators. Knocked to tho mat a dozen times, the tittle Dutchman refused to be counted out, and after each knock down ho scorned tho respite offered by covering up or clinching, and rushed at Anderson uudaunlcd. Stop Unequal ltnttlc. Itcfereo Kyton stopped the unequal battle after It had become evident that Dan Morgan, the New Yorker's manager, would permit his boy to be cut to giblets rather than throw up the sponge. Incidentally, the Ver non town constable wero warming up In tho aisles preparatory to tak lng a hand In the unequal fight. Anderson again demonstrated con clusively that ho has much to learn before he becomes a finished fighter. While his deadly watlop was much In evidence, his work savored through out of the amateurish. Ho used very poor Judgment n dozen times when ho had Drown in trouble, nisalling the befuddled easterner with round horise swings that landed any plao above Drown's heels when ono calm ly directed punch should havo ended tho bout. llud's Judgment Poor. Also, Dud's Judgment of distance was open to criticism. Dud was never in trouble, however, and by his showing be won many friends who belle vo that the experience gained in his two battles with Drown will mako him a dangerous opponent for Divers or Mandot. Anderson's right eye was almost completely closed early in tho battle. With this exception he left tho ring unmarked. Drown's lips were badly cut and puffed. OthcrwUe bo was not badly battered. Dert Pagan knocked out Ilert Da ley In the fifth round of the serai- wlndup. Martin Leahy and Hoy Rogers went four rounds to a draw In tho ring warmer. Drown Hustles to Hope Round 1. Drown rushed Ander son to the ropes. Anderson foucht his way back to tho center sending body blows and taking hard punches in tho face. They fought fiercely at close range both landing hard to tho body and face. Staggers Itnyo In Second Round 2. Drown again rushed Anderson sending blm Into his own corner. Anuerson rougut his way out swapping stiff punches. Ander son showered lefts nnd rights on Drown's face taking one hard punch on tho jaw in return. Anderson staggered Drown with a left to tho jaw. Anderson's round. Drown Weatlier's Storm Hound 2. Anderson led with loft and rushed Into clinch. Anderson rocked Drown several times with right swing to head staggering him. Anderson became trltlo wild and Drown escaped further damage Kayo Drojts to Knees Round 4. Anderson rushed and lauded hard right on Jaw. Drown apparently unable to put up a de fense. His jaw was an open target and Anderson sent him to his knees with a left swing that landed on his ear. Anderson had better of the mid-ring rally as tho round ended, llroivn Grows Wild Round 5. Drown missed three right swings nnd rushing Into clinch landed a hard right to Anderson's face. Drown rushed Anderson to tho ropes and (ho Medford boy staggered Knockout with a torriflc right to the chin. First Wood for Dml Round G. Anderson split Drown's Up as ho rushed into a hard right Jab and clinched. Doth men slowed down a trlflo and tho fighting was desul tory and without much effect, llrown Knocked Down Round 7. Anderson met Drown's rush with two rights that stoppod tho Now Yorker. Drown took another hard right to tho Jaw. Drown Jarred Andorson with a straight left to tho Jaw. Anderson recovered, however, aud knocked Drown down with a straight right. Drown was up instantly. Flerco Fighting In Center Round 8 Anderson opened with a series oi ions uua riguis 10 laco, even exchango In middle of ring. They clinched and fought florcoly, ' I BUD ANDERSON I 6Lf7i m lltul Amlorsnn. liwi ' M'GAW SPEAKS E SUNDA Y Anderson planted a hard right that drew blood from Drown's mouth nnd sent him reeling. Itt-nwu'.H First Round Round 9 They met lu mldrlng and Anderson landed on Drown's Jaw. Drown missed a loft swing. Anderson countered with a hard up pcrcut landing on Drown's solar plexus. Drown shot a hard left to tho right eye. Drown's round. 11ml Grows Wild Round 10 Anderson leaping out at tho bell shot right to neck snap ping a right to jaw that staggered Drown. Drown countered to the Jaw. Anderson swung wildly Drown landing repeatedly. Drown's round. Doth Men Wild Round 11. They clinched. Drown volleyed nnd landed right to body. Anderson appeared as tiring rapidly. Drown also was not loath to rest. Toward the end of tho round both rallied. Drown hit Anderson's sora eyo hard as the bell rang. Antleoon Iiittlict Round 12. Anderson rushed and snapped back Drown's head with two hard rights which ho followed with a hard right to Drown's wind. They exchanged light blows nnd clinched. Drown rocked Anderson's head with left to face. Anderson's round. Drown lladly Hurt Round 13. Doth missed nnd they fell Into a clinch. Anderson whipped over a hard right to tho Jaw. Ander son sent Brown reeling against tho ropes. Tho German Is badly hurt. Drown went to his knees, under a volley of rights and lefts. Ho rushed Anderson to tho ropes as the bell rang. Anderson's round by a mile. Drown Down for Count of 0 Round 11. Anderson knocked Drown flat on his back with a right swing to tho Jaw. Diown took the count of nine nnd was groggy when ho arose Ho hung on. Anderson missed several vicious swings. Drown drove in a terrific right to Ander son's stomach. Drown went down twice under rights to Jaw. Once more failed to take the count hanging on at tb bell. Drown Knocked Out Round 13. Anderson sent Drown against the ropes with a volley of rights. Drown apparently helpless, while Anderson with a volley sent Drorwn down. Ho took count of nine. Drown hung on. Another right to tho body sent Drown down a second tlmo. Ho again fell under a third blow to tho Jaw. Referee stop pod battle while the New Yorker lay prone. Tho Rev Dr James 8. McOnw of Pittsburgh, Pa., visits Medford on April 20. He Is the field secretary or tho National Reform association and lu this capacity Is now organis ing the great second World's Chris tian Cltlxcnshlp roufcrenco to held In Portland, Ore., Juno 29-July 6, 1013. Dr. McGnw is In clospst touch with all tho greater leaders of men In tho world Just now nnd as tho head of this world-wide movement Is a tremendous forco ror good In tho world s work. Ho will mako two addresses In Medrord on April 20. H will oc cupy tho pulpit of two of tho churches In Medrord, one in tint morning and one In thu evening. He will nlso address it mass meeting In tho nftemoon. This meeting will lie given under the nusplccs or tho min isterial association of Medford Dr. McGaw It ono of tho most forceful speakers In America. He Is described at tho last word on all edu cational themes in relation to tho homo life nnd ho Is certainly tho commanding rigurrs in form work nt this time. -.....jt one or nil ro- PAVING TO START SOON IN CITY The city council, with President Hummervltlo presiding, owing to tho Illness of Mayor F.lforl, met In teg ular session Tuesday night tind dis cussed considerable routine business Tho principal mutter discussed was paving. According to a letter received by Recorder Fosa tho Clnrk-lleuery Constructlon company will have tho paving plant hero In tho next two weeks to stnrt tho season's work. The council Inst night adopted mi ordi nance providing for a contract with tho Clark-llenory company for the paving or tho Dear creek bridge, tx lng tho tlmo limit nt May Hi. , A contract tor pnvlug Cottage street was granted to Schull & Sehell Apple street wns ordered graded. Tho nlloy lu tho rear of the Gnr- nettCorey Hardware company store' was ordered paved with niphalt I m KlXuS9 3fc EEHIKIiim Ptfrllcmd'f famous Hotel Mod for (he Excellence; of $ Cuijinc. European ptafj wmmnMmtwmjnnnom Hltimtoil In the Hub of tho Principal Theater nnd Shopping IHMrlrt Recently Redecorated nml lli-fuiiiMMil Throughout, and Heller l.'ulppel Today than Kter lleforo Kuropenii Plan Rooms without trnlli, 91,00 per day and up Rooms with Imllt, $12.00 per day nml up G. J. ICAIMWIANN, Manager. N. K. CliAIIKi:. At. Mgr. Tf GOSPEL MISSION TO BE OPENED i A gospel mission Is to bo opened nnd conducted at Highlit nnd Front streets by G. J. Carter, evangelist, formerly missionary to Greenland. Tho place will bo known as tho Poo-1 pic's I'nlon Gospel Mission and will be supported by tho various churches of tho city. The mission will bo maintained permanently. I cut down tire bills. United States Tire Co. 81 Seventh Ht. - Portland, Ore. Hemingway's Lead Arsenate Tho brand which Is used In alt of tha great apple growing districts or the country Western Now York, Michigan, the Ditto RldM Hlopert, tho Osarks and tho lame us vnlleja of tho great Northwest HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE Is of tho highest standard of u'rnttfacturo. Wo claim tho following points of superierity: PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION I. e fineness of grain and enso tit thinning down In water CORRECT ANALYSIS I. c, full porcentngo of Arsenic Oxlda (not less than 15 per cant) and no more than a traco of Bolublo Arsonlo WRlTi: FOR 1IOOKI.KT AND PUIUIW Stocks Carried by KERR, GIFFORD & CO. Portland, Oregon HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO., LTD. 84 Wator Htroet, New York, N. Y. Great Sale of Spring Goods AT 20 OFF on all Women's Spring Goats MANN'S CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O. 20 OFF on all Women's Spring Suits A Grand Showing of the latest ideas in Coats, Suits, Waists, Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods and Wash Goods on sale Thursday at Sensational Prices. Edward U. Rose will havo produc ed next month a new pluy entitled, "Dates of tho U. 8. A." AFTER SICKNESS How to Rcrotcr Strength So many people are nsklng how to recover their strength after sovero sickness that wo nro publishing this information for their benefit. After grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia or any illness what you need Is now strength and bettor blood. Tho most certain way to got thin Is by taking Vino, our delicious cod liver and Iron preparation (without oil.) It creates strength, improves tho blood sharpens tho appetite ana restores tho entire system to a healthy, robust condition. Mrs. Alice Mill of Newton, N. C, says: "I had a very sevoro attack of grlppo which confined mo to my bod for several weeks. After I was able to sit up, I folt weak, tired and worn out for a ions tlmo. A friend ad vised me to try Vlnol and beforo I had taken ono bottlo I was entirely rollovcd of that tired, worn out feel ing which usually follows grlppo and I had regained my strength aud folt well again. Try a bottlo of Vlnol. Vour monoy will bo returned If It docs not restoro your vitality and strength. Medford Pharmacy, Medford, Ore. 20 Off on Coats 20 Off on Suits Do you realize what this means? J")o you realize what this moans? Women's $7.50 Coals now 96.00 Women's $18.00 Suiis now 911. 40 Women's $10,00 Coats now 98.00 Women's $20.00 Suits now 916.00 Women's $10.00 Coats now 912.00 AVonion's $25.00 Suits now 920.00 Women's $20.00 Coals now 916.00 Women's $30.00 Suits now 916.00 Women's $25.00 Coals now. 920.00 Women's $35.00 Suits now 928.00 Some new ones just arrived. Some new ones just arrived. Now is the Time for Waists Some new models just reeeived made of fine Sheer Voiles, beautifully trimmed. These waists are "different"; should retail for $3.50. 4 QO On sale Thursday "wO Don't fail to see them. Now is the Time for Parasols Thursday only we will place- on sale our entire stock of new Parasols in silk and wash materials. All this season's styles. Just for a starter, 20 PER CENT OFF Free Save your sale slips and get Wm. Rogers Silverware Free New Shadow Laces on Sale 30 pieees beautiful new all over Shadow LaecH; val ues up to $1.50. Sale j0 Sale price, a yard 0 v 10 pieces extra fine all over Shadow Laces; values up to $2.00. Sale price, a yard 98c Long Gloves on Sale Kayser's 10 button lisle and chamois Gloves, regu lar 75(5 grade, Aflo a pair "0i Kaysou's 10 button Silk Gloves, in all colors; $1.25 values. Sale price, Q0f a pair VOX Summer Underwear Sale Women's ribbed Vests, all sizes, on salo Qi Thursday, each. Women's extra fino rib bed Vests, very flip special, each 2 Summer Hosiery Sale AVomen's and Children's fast black Hose. Q Special, a pair ,...v Boys' heavy black IToso. Special prico, T)l a pair 12C Women's fine .Union Suits, extra special, OQi a suit i AVomen's Umbrella Pants very special, Off 1 a pair "' AVomen's Silk IIoso in black and tan, very OCp special, a pair uuK AVomen's fino Summer lisle IIoso, special, OC a pair C Trade at Home With Medford Trade is Medford Made Trade at Home ki&iiS 2QSrfij()j r. Ai!4"'vte.Mr A , M,ti V.irr-A