The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-05-03

Not the least striking natcre of
the conference is its meeting place,
Lake Mohonk, where within hundred
miles of New York City and on sim
gle estate Nature has given as fine
specimen of her handlwork as can
be found east of the Rockies. Crag,
lake, woodland and valley are thrown
together in bewildering and inspiring
combination which once seen is never
forgotten.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
conference is to take place May 22-24
with Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Pres
ident of Columbia University, as pre-
siding officer Among the speakers
will be Chief Justice S. e. Baldwin of
Connecticut; Hon. John Barrett. DIR
ector International Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics; Senor Enrique G. Creel
Ambassador from Mexico; Senor Igna.
clio Calderon, Minister from Bolivia
Hon Richard Bartholdt, NJ. c., Ameri.
can head of the Interparliamentary
Uniin; Hon. Martlett Tripp of South
Dakota, ex.minister to Australia; DR..
Benjamin f. Trueblood, Of Boston, and
| Hon. Francis b. Loomis, former Assis-
tant Secretary of State. There is reas
who was member of the first Hague
Conference, will speak. Speeches on
educational phases will be made by
the United States Commissioner OF
Education and the New York State
Commissioner of Education, and the
relation of colleges to the arbitration
government will be made the subject
of q general discussion. Among the
college men expected are President
Eliot of Harvard, Angel of Michigan,
Thwlng of Western Reserve Needham
of George Washington, Rhees of Roch.
sar and Warneld of Lafayette and
Professors II. w. Rogers of Yale, ]. B.
Moore of Columbia, J. T. Beale of Har-
yard r. T. Ely Of Wisconsin, w. w.
Wllloughby of Johns Hopkins, ]. +.
Colby of Dartmouth, NJ Stalker OF
Iowa. f. Russell of Earlham and s. G..
Mitchell Of Richmond
other prominent men who have ac-
cepted invitations are Justice ID. j.
Brewer of the U. s. Supreme Court;
Chief Justice Beard of Tennessee,
Knowletou. of Massachusetts and Dou-
glas of Rhode Island and Justices
Moore of Michigan and Potter of
Pennsylvania; Congressman Hill, Of
Connecticut. Smith Of Illinois, Gold.
fogIe and Wiley OF New York and
Granger OF Rhode Island; Bishops
Coleman of Delaware and Lawrence
OF Massachusetts,; Senor Epfania Por-
tela, Minister from Argentina and Sen.
or Enrique Cortes, Minister from Col
ubbia: Hon. John d. Long, EX.Secre'
tary Of the Navy; Rear Admlrals c, F.
Goodrich. T. +. Jewell and A. s. Bark
er, IT, s. N: Governor Crawford of
South Dakota, and Ex-Governor Nc
Lane. OF New Hampshire; Mayor Jones
OF Minneapolis; Hon. II. B. F Macfar-
land of Washington Gen. Stewart l.,
woodford and Alton Il. Parker of New
York: Edward NJ. Shepard of Brook
lyn: Hon Frank Plumley OF Vermont;
Hon. Charles p. Neil. United states
Commissioner of Labor; Editors Nc.
Kelway of the Brooklyn Eagle, Lamb
din of the Philadelphia Public Ledger
O'Brien OF the Boston Transcript, Hoyt
Of the Albany Argus. Abbott OF the
Outlook, Devins of the New York OBJ
server and Ward of the Independent;
and official delegates from more than
fifty leading chambers of commerce
and boards OF trade TO whom one
OF the six sessions wall be given for
discussion of the relation OF the busl-
ness man 20 the furtherance OF the
arbitration movement.
II. c. PHILLIPS.