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Show -a- . the dvertise EXAMINER in FULL PRESS ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST - MICE IT CHARGE. IT IS Jr Vest advertising medium L the CITY. the examiner INDICATIONS IrACHES THE COUNTY AS WELL OUR SUBSCRIP. THE CITY. tfoN BOOM ARE OPEN TO AD NO. IV U. ARE THAT THERE WILL BE FAIR WEATHER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. OGDEN Hi CITY, UTAH. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 2. 1907 PRICE FIVE CENTS of Mayor Bchmltx upon the chaige of extortion was begun this morning with the drawing of Jurors from the box for the panel that is to hear the evidence. Before the court adjourned for the noon recess, one Juror had been passed for cause by both aide, others whoae names preceded him He is L. Well, a salesman. Seven were excused on challenges. Four remain to be examined and there are Un more names in the box. When court convened Sheriff O'Neil made his report of the sendee on talesmen, reporting that out of the BO names drawn, he bad served 41, nine having left the city. Of the number Resolutions That served only 54 appeared la court and of this number twelve esnie provided with sufficient excuses so thst only in Work twenty-twnames were in the box when the work of filling th jury beCo-operat- ion gan. The first man examined was J. D. Campbell, who proved to be ia the employ of the board of publie works, and waa promptly excused. He admitted that he waa an intimate friend and aa president of the Mutual Life Insur- time deemed certstin that he would ho Columbus, Ohio, May 22. Followdependent nations are necessary of P. H. McCarthy, president of the ing two hours of exciting indispensable to the well being and debate, ance Boctetv, at a turning of th brought here, and willing or unwilling, had and and Trade .Council, Building which at times became acrlmtnoua, beard of director today. The resiggood goverment of the civilised world, listened to he placed on th stand, but now the Asof denunciations hit the Presbyterian general assembly to- nation was aceepted, and Archibald l matter is ia doubt and will probably then may aa appeal to their raaeoa sistant Dlstrtot Attorney Honey. vote Hynes, formerly general agent for th not he determined upon until lalar. al plunged over the edge of a trestle D. Edlln waa excused because he day adopted without a dissenting Equitable Ufa Axuraacs Society, was ing power not only to settle the conbeen summoned in the trial of resolutions declaring that the penua-me- elected to succeed Uurnham. troversies of the past, hut also to procommittee ou temperance should PROSECUTION OF OIL CASES. Ruef, and Georg Grinnell was not embark D. Kidring tendered hla or in Interfere vide a code of rules and law which i allowed George poupon a friend he is beenua to go vice as may prevent tha recurrence of such of the mayor's brother. B. Driscoll litical work and eodorring th Ameripresident and member Arguments t be Made Refers U. R. of directors. uf th Hie resigevils of Europe recognised the neoea waa excused Clreult Court. because he waa taking can A nil Saloon league a a "safe, nation board waa accepted, but be remains sane and effective orMnliatlon In tha Ity of a division of the peoples of examinations in dentistry. various tongues, habits and traditions, advancement of temperance." The as- actuary and a aienxber of the board. SL Paul, May 21. MU ton D. Purdy into separate and Independent states, of Washington, aaulslaut attorney gensembly pledged to the league the full- No new vice preoidant was chosen. est cooperation "ooneiateut with tha ao. aoon did the united voice of the eral of the United Stales, arrived in constitution uf the church.1 groat powers In council begin to da Sl Paul today to assist in the prora OF WAITING KESULT contermlne the right of each. The The report of the committee on cutlm for the government of th case church policy waa preernta.1 by Rev. queror U no longer permitted to enajmluat th Standard Oil company, Dr. Bin. P. Fulton of Philadelphia. force harsh nod oppressive terms upon which 1 to come beftuw th United HARRIMANJROCEEniNfiS An overture from the synod of Indian the vanquished nation; but the whole Stale circuit court Friday. world assumes to be interested in th a for the "Th purpaa Is to show," b eald, Territory, asking assembly Intorotato Commoreo Commission Will settlement nf the victors claims. A deliverance on the subject of how the "th inti mala relations between John Not Taks Further Action Until IX Rockefeller and members of hi church might secure representation In permanent board or tribunal for tha Decision la Anneunced, determination of all orntrovenlee that noneoclasiaatlcal temperance organifamily, II. H. lingers and Henry Fag ler ta numerous allied oil companies may hereafter arise would be but makzations, had bee nreferred to this New York, May 2!. It ia tha In- and It reported a resolution that to divulge tha mething permanent In the future what has tention of tha lnterstato Comnierea ods organization; been temporary and provisional In the while commending the achievement have pureuad; to trace their they commission to await the result of tha clue connection through a score of of the past. league, Womi-nI have observed with some InterChristian Tempcuanoe Union and like proceedings to oanprl E. H. Hanrlmaa oompanle organised under various Inquiries that were name, and to show such, a ountral est the discussions of the learn pd men societies, the assembly reaffirm the to answer certain In tha New York Investiwho composed (lie late peace congrats nf three subsidiary enupantea by Uss policy of the church to avoid official put to him gation before taking action on th gen- Standard Ollaniupany of New Jersey in New York, but 1 do not agree with la representation of In eral subject the investigation. those gentlemen who advocate Interas to boJir but raises no objection to ita the holding company a monthe opinion of the members of the opoly give national policy to carry Into execution for members or ministers connecting omumiauion, of tha oil btMtlnre throughout it may be a year or more th United BUtea in rastral nt of trad themselves with such nooleUei aa inthe awards of the new tribunal. The before a final decision can ho reached and in violation of law." civilisation of the world bas not yet dividuals. Men Who reached the point that the nations will The Rev. K. O. Whit well, of Oklahoma regarding tbs refusal of Mr. llairlman will ba before the full to answer question. Tha proceeding lunch, hearing submit to foreign dletatioq even of a City, Immediately took the floor la Judge Haahnm, Yandevaater, Disaster. will New he tha Instituted York In Huuk and Adama. Tha Halted State central government in the collect ion of to tire report and nude an part of this month ur th Brat will be represent ed by Frank H. Kelinternational claims. In my Judgment impassioned plea in behalf of the work latter of next month. It ia expected that logg of Bt. Paul. Cliarlaa 11. It would be Idle to clothe the new Morrison, Lob Angela, May 22. Private da which has leea doing la connection If the court uphold tha oummlaslon, setribunal with executive powers The the with toward league pedal aMlsianL and M. IX Purdy, tectlvea Southern the will caaa to Mr. by employed Harriniau the carry of modern Maiatant attorney general. The Standgovernments, strength curing a provision for prohibition in Should the lower ard Oil company will be represented the constitution of Oklahoma. He higher court. especially uf republics, lies in the en- IMclflc and deputies from the comcourt decision to be the I against lira office in this city are Joined declared that be bad been threatened mission is believed lightened public opinion of it by John G. Ml) burs of New York, It will the It carry the search for the men who are by the brewery Interests, who told Priest of St. Louis, and W. H. I In pie. A nation that ia suffleleatly as the right of tha com- Judge Miller of Chios gu. lightened to consent to the establish- believed to have caused this morning's him that when the Presbyterian gen- nuttier up, involved. la ment and maintenance cf aa interna- disastrous wreck the Coast Una, eral aaeembly met he would be "rail- mission The eaae would have been brought tional board of arbitration will be when five cars of hh roast liae limit- ed elf hla perch." When threats had SALVADOR.- REVOLUTION ' forced by the faeslthr public opinion ed plunged over tksVedge ff a trstia faiieik' he said, aa effort ha-- been 'carttev but tha aMumeyi for the oum mlasioB on other been have engaged mntrtbu-tlooa own as as off of its well with the opin- near West Glendah, ten miles north mad to buy him News ef Outbreak Received In Mexpeople ion of other and disinterested nations of this city. The lilt of dead is beto hie church. He pleaded with work. Tha arguments ia tba Siaadard ico With Orest Interest to in which oaaea Oil taho are place to comply with any judgment ren- lieved to bo complete with the finding the assembly not to put a burning will uf the 8L attention Paul, occupy dered against it by the tribunal how of the bodies of James Victor of torch in the hands uf the brewery inMexfno City, May 22. News of the' Attorneys Kellogg and Severance and outbreak of s revolution much as ever it may be disappointed whose antecedent nothing Is known, terests. la Salvador to not be the will take up ablu In the Judgment it has obtained. The and T. J. McMahon, a Rants Barbara When Rev. Mr. Bemple proposed they been received here with the greatmatter until after these are bs moat then that wa can hope for Is electrician, who was crushed beneath thst the report of the committee on est Interest While no onuflrmattoa an international tribunal clothed with the baggage car while stealing a ridm polity be paaeed and that tha report finbtlied. Without refereaot, however, has been rare I red in official circles Che of determination that to question, Is a general disposition to credit powers advisory to be sure but Victor ia believed to have met death cf the standing committee on temperthe commission will erniaider the thru the news It Is kuown that Pruei-- . powers backed by the implied promise under the same conditions, but hi ance be received the assembly ih the into merits of Inquiry general of all the nations that its laws and body waa not discovered- until the oar dent Zelays of Nicaragua desires a reach ita enndue-lomandates shall be respected and obey- was partially raised from the dry bed Rev. Dr. Dnaker, of Louisville, aa Harriniau lines and! man of hla own c halos president inon The (sole ed." af of the Arroyo Beco river. Tha in- chairman of the latter committee, dication thaare that presented. Salvador. To head his revolutioa of determination a The last speaker of the evening waa jured number a score. committee then reported that the haa ohowen Dr. Prudenclo AW case will be reached in fan Zelsyawho John Barrett, director of tha Interna waa hoaiUs to FI gustos rehad acted adreraely on the overtures tlp Dead. far, weeks. tlonal Buraan of American Republics, Tho expected blow, however, Temper gime. taking that the T. member electrical J. McMahon, eats In international arbitration. was ant to be dell re red. aooording anoe Federation movement be abanMILEAGE. INTERCHANGEABLE worker1 union. Rants Barbara, was doned and the n to the program, until Zelsya has paleague enbeen to rid have a stealing supposed dorsed. seThe committee recommendRsllroads and fitata Commis- dded Honduras and planed Davila on the blind baggage. Tba announcement ed that the basis of agreement for Montanasion la power. curely ' Agret Upon Plan. The Injured. federation that tha of (he participation of the revolutho In tha rank Frank Nab lor, Rants Barbara, II be approved for reference to the In22. Tbe state tion haa caused anxiety Washington, May years old, who was riding with Mc- terchurch congress to be held nt railroad commission of Montana has of the junta who are planning for tho overthrow of President Bstrada Mahan; badly cut about face, head New York In 1BU8. given notice to tbe Internists Com- Cabrera of Guatemala and the ennfed-eralto- o The first of the report advene to merce aad body, lacerations, bruises; will reensn ooranilsskin of agreement h Temof the five central republics. abandonment of the cover. tered Into April 22nd ksL between Rose Fettermsn. Cleveland, O., brok- perance federation waa adopted but that comralkn and tho Great NorthRESIGNATION OF CREEL. tha second part deferring the definition en Jxw and nose; badly hurt. Northers Pacific and Butts, Anof the duties of the permanent com- ern, Benjamin IMxcm, Fruitvale, Cal., Pacific aconda and Railway companies XI ex loo City, May 22. on military affairs, which ter; shoulder broken. El YVmpo, mittee on temperance, raised a storm under which these roads undertake of protesta Rev. Dr. Bemple declar- to Issue at a William Love, porter, Chicago, Is investigating the Brownsville af- a dale as prac- a leading daily, (he organ of tha clerearly bald an executive se salon at the ored; nose broken, disfigured for Ufa ed there would be no further delay, ticable, probably July 1 next as In- ical party, this morning said that EnEdward Wllenx, Fruitvale, Cal.; that the question at issue would be terchangeable 3,000 mile ticket good rique C. Creel, American ambassador close of the hearing today to deter-- 1 Mot hi resign decided now. Bhoute qf approval for one mine whether the committee shall go , hack badly sprained, ceoto at Washington, haa year at th rat of tlon to President Dias and thst ho is A. O. Young, Marshall, Mo.; cuts greeted this declaration. to Texas to take testimony. No agree-- 1 b to These for books are mile. to be anenreded In Washington by for-mAt this point Dr. W. O. Thompson, per ment waa reported. Several mane and lacerations aliout head. transportation of the Individual whoe Ambassador Joaquin D. Caatuy W. McLain, Lob Angeles; cuts and president of the Ohio Stale univerben of the committee argued that the name appears thereon, In North Dasity, rams forward with the aubatl-- 1 kota and all states weal reached by now in Pari. testimony taken here proven that ne- bruise. Must of the officials at the stats deMr. Moody, Lo Angeles; muscles tut resolution, barring th permanent those companies, and under certain gro troops did the shooting and that characterised th report aa from any par-- : i temperance committee nothing would be gained by the trip. sprained and body bruised. for Interstate journeys In- partment conditions I political affairs and which sbsund. Likewise it waa Intimated by several Mrs Rchne'dler, Los Angeles, right t.lcipe comin The Minnesota. travel I waa senators that there waa no occasion hand cut, body and head bruised. subsequently adopted. In reply volving panies further agree to endeavor to ARTIST'S MODEL SENTENCED. to call no more witnesses. Senator Fern Opdeke, Lo Angeles, brulsea to questions be said he would not ob- secure the soreptsneo of this ticket aafl-1 Foraker took exception to this and and cuts. to an endorsement of the ject tho Chiand Una Short the Oregon by was supported by the three or four Bridgeport, Conn., May 22. CatherPhysicians in charge of the dozen or saloon league, and Rev. Dr. Bemple ine Nell, an artist's model and cobras senators who have sided with him. more persnn who n stained serious thereupon offered an amendment en- cago, Burlington and Quincy, It was decided to summon several girl of New York City, pleaded guilty tonight report that all the In I dorsing the league. FRENCH CABINET MEETfi. to the more witnesses from Brownsville, Injurieswill eventually recover. of manslaughter in the From that time on until 8:19, when jured of her husband. Joseph Nell, and to examine the experts at the kilting A reward of $10,000 offered by the ' a vote on tha resolutions was taken, 22. The cabinet today a blacksmith and pugilist, in GreenParis, May Bpringfleld arsenal, who made the re-- gtbern Pacific company for the con-po- rt the time waa occupied with exciting agreed upon the text of the bill which wich. Dec. 14, at a special session of on the shell picked up after moderator which the reor during u,a debate, persona Tctlon will be Introduced tomorrow providing tire shooting The queationof going Judge for the wreck haa enlUted frequently found It neoeenary to rap the suppression of fraudulent and ths criminal court today. Wheeler to Texaa will then he considered upon her an Indeorder. officers and detectives In the for adulterated wlnee in the interest of terminate imponed sentence uf not more than rch for the the dtatrexaed French groweia In all nine and not leea than five yean in nvd E. Stark and Fred Tait, mount-inPRESBYTERIANS. will SOUTHERN of It the sections country. ed customs Inspectors, with headquarcrease the tax and control the sale of state prison. SHOOTING FROM BARRACKS. ters at Brownsville, and Herbert Elde22. The of May Birmingham, Ala., sugar used In the adulteration THE BOSTONS HIGH AVERAGE. kins, a clerk In a confectionery store 22 Herbert El- velopments at the general assembly wines, restrict the number of wine May on Washington. Talt were stand the today. there, those which bop licenses and do of tbe Southern Presbyterian church la the man who struck a negro sol- kina of Brownsville, a clerk in a conSan Diego, Cal., May 22. Ship of dier over the head because the soldier fectionery store, testified tixiay be- today were many. After tbe cloud of mske a practice of selling spurious the Pacific rqusulron have won highon committee of senate articles wine. agreement on fore military argument the the had brushed aside women who were est honors of the Untied States navy affairs that on the night of the shoot- had cleared sway the condition seemstanding on the sidewalk. for every das of which It contains room s in the ed to be a follows: ing affray he occupied vessel. The Boston, a cruiser, has RUSTLING HODIINS A substitute had been submitted by Leahy hotel, from which he new two won the trophy over every ship In the SCHMITZ TRIAL OPENS negro soldiers come up the alley from both the minority and majority of the for the hlgbert general HAY WOOD JURORS entire navy the garrison and fire two or three special committee on article of agreeaverage made In target practice for as femme. to m A articles Cowan the into the shot each DUNNE JUDGE ment, amending IEF0RE this year. group of about eight men followed take sway 11 Judiciary powers from Trains, Stage and Horses Ussd by It he the council simplaw making and from that party the proposed Boise Sheriff In "Roundlng-Up- " Three of tha Probationary Jurors flashes end heard the reports of two ly advisory. Talesmen In Muntor Cast. -About Last asWill Chosen Trial or three additional hots. As the pien Neal L. Anderson surprised the WRECK ON C. AND 0. Six Week. passed up the alley he said he saw sembly by vigorously attacking auch Idaho, May 22. By the use of Boise, was and the that as from garrison adjournment and junt shooting a plan Cincinnati. O., Xlay 22. Two San Francisco, May 22. Three of it appeared to come from the balcony ordered this afternoon notice of fur train, stage and bones and some acwere dangerously Intwo the first twelve probationary Jurors of company B barrack. persons was Shad Hod and by Sheriff gins tive hurtling, given ther amendment and twenty others slightfor th trial, subject to peremtory chaljured his deputies managed today to round speakers. ly hurt this afternoon when the lenge, of Mayor Eugene E. Scbmltx, the substitute for the ma- up n majority of 60 men Included In Tonight on the charge of extorting money Chesapeake and Ohio flyer was and minority report, presented the special venire of 80 men burned wrecked at Lawrence Creek, O jority from local French reetnuranteura and tabled ws Loon 8. In murder Rev. J. the Bteunenberg yesterday O by RETURN8 TO WASHINGTON. with the connivance and help of Abrathe sleeper bring thrown into of the llacusslon minority to be all are the expected case, and they o and general ditch ham Ruef, were chosen today. The the was token by th buckling of the then reautued at Is reports trial on hand when the majority accident occurred The track. list of the remaining talesmen being Washington. May 22. The o up. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. between Brosheara and South president and Mr. Roosevelt, o tomorrow was ret practically exhausted. Judge Dunne H. o'clock James that Twelve been decided haa It who has been enjoying n six o fur the final vote on the whole quesissued n new venire of 20. The scene Kipl-- y. Ky. Hawley, senior counsel for the cute, of the trial will be removed tomorrow The dangerously injured are: days vacation at Pine Knot, o tion. statement. He the make will opening I ronton Kelly. Ashland, Ky. the borne of Mr. Roosevelt, o morning to the Bash street synagogue. and his ssmclates were in conference arrived in this city at 8:43 o Mrs. Van Riga. Plkerllle. Ky. Telegraph and telephone wires have aleo and on RESIGNS. they BURNHAM (he subject today been run Into the building nnd some o'clock. Archie Roosevelt. As- o The sleeper was ailarhed to the te name time considering spent known as the "Tart sistant Secretary Letts and Se- o train the newspaper report of the trial will the week nnd next be offered to Ufa Insurance tlmany which left be sent from th vestry room which cret Service Officer Sloan, were o President of Mutual Virginian." offered. will ba Flyer It In which tbe order Society Leaves Board. for New noon also In (he party. The trip o ban been set aside for the flee of Judge Cincinnati at the decided been by It has not yet waa nd without special in- o Dunne's chambers. It ia thought the York. Adam aa a call A. to state Steve New May York, o cident. the trial will last shout six weeks He Is on the llet of the grand larceny o Burnham. Indicted for bts and It wa for a OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO state's witnesses, tendered resignation San Franc I oo.. May 22. The trial OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO and forgerv, I ' STRICT! OF THE FURTHER More International Arbitration Conference at Nicholas Murray Butler, Lake Makes Mohonk, Many Suggestions the Temperance Committee Should Adopted Declaring Interfere the of the AntiSaloon League Assembly for the Coming Peace Congress at The Hague. ary fixed by law, would bring to their task both unusual equipment and unusual experience. Buck use of those who had rendered distinguished service to the nation as chief executive or secretary of state would be in every respect fitting. "Every portent is favorable for the pciltica la which we believe and which we urge. The civilized world la at peace and there la no ruler and no party bent on disturbing that peace. The moro powerful nations are over by monarch s or governments whose faces are turned toward the ltghL Indeed no responsible ruler la likely, so far aa the signs of the moment go, to be responsible for breaking the world's peace. If that peace is to be broken, it will he broken 1 think, by the Irresponsible, the reckless and the untamed. At this stage of the world's history, we must all of ua unite to hold throe elements of the population In check." The present status of the International Arbitration movement was the subject of an address by Benjamin F. Trueblood, secretary of the Americas Peace Society, of boston, who spoke In part aa follows: The movement In whoee behalf we have gathered again haa reached the age of peculiar interest. It contains features which may well fix the closest attention and even awaken the solicitude of all those who labor and watch for the permanent peace erf tha world. The movement of some features eaeme to have reached a practiNo additional treaties cal standstill. of obligatory arbitration between tha nations have been concluded since we met last May. Nor haa any advancement been made at Washington toward the removal of the disagreement between the president and the senate which led to the failure of the treaties signed by the late Secretary Hay. Again The Hague court haa not bad any controversies referred to it within the year. Even outside of The Hague court there has been aV moet nothing in tha way of arbitration, which has been so prevalent in recent years, la going out of fashion and Is to fall again into disuse But such a suggestion Is as far as poaalhle from being a true Interpretation of the situation. The Hague court. It la true, ha had no business, but the reason la that there has been no dispute of Importance between the parties which Mohonk. N. T.. May 22.--The siohonk conference on Intern- Lke j.t. Arbitration opened ita IStk an- . The elwction of mal aehm followe: M resulted Been Murray President -- Dr. Nicholas Tork. Butler. Xe R- Woodruff, Becreiary CUnt0B als! Philadelphia. t Permanent Corresponding Secretary --H. C. Phillip. Mohonk. N. Y. Xreusarer Leander C. Wood, Cam I ' recom-nmdatlo- follows: "Unless all aigna fall, we are entering upon a period which may be d . errlbcd fittingly aa one of internation-albm- development is for the International m which 1. opening. Like an individual, a nation haa a mind and a conscience, and it has them in every nal eenae. One of the chief problems of our time ia to bring the nation mltula and the natton to bear on the moral problem Involved in international This la a step in relation the moral education of the world. The more perfect and complete morality of the future la lteelf to be the pn duet of the incomplete and imperfect, but always improving, morality of Inin-nation- a happy augury con-denc- rels-sation- al the peat and of the preaenL It la a mlatake In history sad aa error in ethics to apply the atandarde aad ideals of one period to the deeds, aad aonompUahmente of an earlier aa. Then mankind was an earlier and a erud-- v being than he la today. Moreover, the nations and tha forms of government were only in the waking and there la no possible parallel with potent condition!. The crucial question I not, will our standards and (dealt apply backward, but will they not apply forward? Our polities! ayetrma, our ethical standards, and our moral aspirations, are a development ,nd are In development today. "The splendid accomplishment of this conference during all the years of Its eilstence has been the rousing and directing of public opinion. The national arbitration and peace congress in New York gave strong Impetus to this work. I fee1 It not too much to ssy that that eongrasa, in a tingle week, carried ue forward quite half a century toward the time ken higher conceptions of intern a-- , tlonal Justice shall prevail. American publie opinion will gain In influence abroad if its positive recommendations in regard to the attainment of the international Justice are both sagacious and reasonable. We must avoid encumbering our program with e and we must not fall to a due sense of proportion in what we recommend. "Speaking for myself, I should wholly avoid at the present time tha ques-tt- a of Disarmament will never come by pressure from with- art partial to it To SEARCHING nxu-mitte- e. Detectives Searching Caused anti-saloo- it - u arbitrate die i Ger-man- i- tl-n- s? Import-lutrrnxtlnn- ed rflrt ' S . 1 ob-erv- Ti s auti-saloi- putea la an excellent thing, but it is n atlU more excellent way so to live aa not to have quarrel. From another point in view also the cause of arbitration reveals Its growing power. All of tha organisations, in whatever field, which are laboring for Its success, have increased and reinforced their efforts Induring tha past year. They are sisting with one voice that the scope of The Hague court shall he extended ao as to Include all the nations end lts power Increased ao far as may be necessary to make It a real International court of Justice and that tha arbitration treaties already ia force hall be supplemented, or rather supplanted by a general treaty of arbitration to be concluded by Ml the nations acting together; and many of them go 0 far as to Insist that there are no disputes today between the hongovernments which may not be a world tribunal of out a tut Ion. but settled by orably only by pressure from within. If Juetloe ia established their own creation. "This general demand of the enwtween nations, peace will follow a matter of course. Disarmament lightened public opinion of the world guarantee that the arwill follow peace, not j is g supreme precede it. bitration movement la to be In no "Yet while pausing disarmament by, sense 'backward, but upward and onwi my urge the wisdom ward to complete victory. w formal profitably international consideration This conference can not do better ' the possibility of restricting the with Infurther growth of the great armies hn to reaffirm, If possible, conclusions and. navies of the world, without im- creased emphasis (he reached last year with repairing the efficiency of tbcee that which It gard to The Hague." exist. The questions to be considered by From the forthcoming Hague con-- , this conference were outlined In an w- , chief-should I jerenop ask, think, Albert K. Smiley. two things, and if either of them opening address by The second session of tha Mohonk 'n)uld be given ue, a long step for- conference on international arbitraward would be taken. We should ask had- as Ita main mat the permanent Hagufe court be tion this evening Tha Coming Hague Confertopic, ran afnrmed from a ence The first speaker of the evenlutfi a truly judicial tribunal and we ing was former ambassador to siKubl Mk that The Andrew D. White. Hague confer. Jce. now assembling for the second Bartlett Tripp, of South Dakota, ! the call of a monarch, be former ambassador to Austria, said ade t0 assemble automatically here-i- t that he spoke as a layman rather than at regular Intervals, eay once In aa an authority .In part he said: "r or five yean. In the stated A long period haa elapsed and of The Hague confer-lie- s civilization has made rapid progress the genn of the Interna tion-- , since might determined the rights of Parliament which will one day come the individual man. Yet w are atlU nto being. we have practicing se nations whatindividuals. There Is another so tong condemned as aspect of In tern relations In time of war which Ought not the aggregation of Individ' IW attracted the attention It defuals to be wiser than the Individual The awBMstlon that neutral- - himself? Shall ws be longer virtutextend to financial ev-iaous as citizens and criminal as nv p ot been brought forward When we have once establishhTimpracticable men. ed a tribunal with power to hear and Une other matter concerns An-'an- s determine the grievances of nations, alone. Elach time sn the rights of states to collect national conference rccure, and Individual debt by force and the other Pwer searches the learned dlscnsston of Drago and ' lT'm 0Vpr for the. most competent distinguished writers upon such effective national right will nerd no represnutlves cf Am-r- n '"iewts and of American uyin-- s further consideration at our hands. h should we art constitute No more favncaMo time haa ever j. Periuanent 'I represenutivev existed for the consideration of thl u '"'aaUonal conferences out question than the prescnL In the oniv m ''tiagulshivl mm who, as proa ward march of civilized progress when i'Plto-.- l tStates or aeere-v- j the nations segregated and baund totar- - r ' Ma,e. have directed for a tlma gether, each br Its common tongue, f'isn of the nation? hive learned to respect etch the policy ti, V . ,'prrrncud statesmen, official-Tll:iti,t- rlghte of the other: when by concenas international . con-!- ) sus of common wisdom they have ? ,,n f the United 8tates. come to know thst the establishment " of an appropriate sal and maintenance of separate and In 1 to the League. nt IH. pro-aide- tea, X. J- President Murray Butler, of Columbia University, in hla addreaa at llie opening, advocated that the question 4 dtaarmament be avoided at thl coeference, but the reetrlctlon of the father growth of the Armies and uvtee be urged. He augarrted for the oomlng conference t The Hague. He spoke in part as Pledges Fullest Inter-Churc- anti-saloo- Inter-chitrc- Inter-Churc- ool-fta- y, I er 1 pei-ac- , t. ' oooooooooooooooo erick wit-nez- e. |