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I s DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORKGOfC, TUKflOAY. ,MAV . 100B sMfc THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K IIOFKR, Ed. and Prop. I - II I ! HI llll 1 II II II I II IWIW Ah Ialtpe(tl Newspaper Derotcd to America Principle and IhcTrfitreM.Md DsTelopement of Alt Oregea. -' "' - ...T ruMtahed Krery Krealng Except Sunday, Slw, Dre, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (lafailablr in Advance.) ' BeaUy, by carrier, per yer........-...-tC.0O Ior month............50e' Dftllr. by raall, per?irer. ........... . 4.00 Per raonth..... .33c Weekly, by mall, per Tear.......... 1.00 Six montlu .........50o csnggg gl'HCIAL DELIVERY. Ker o nteRleaee et abflcribTa branch delivery office ar tab Mcaed at the follewiK 'tfaces t F eents per moath, $1.06 fer thr Asylum Store, F. O. De Voe & Sob, Asylum Avenue Junction. Carllae, Seventeenth street o A. W, Lane, tardea Road Btore. Daue's Store, Alex, Dane, South Commercial street, i Electric JS tore, C. M. Kppley, EaBt State street. Fair dreuMds Store, Harrison Dee, Fair Grounds Road. I Howell's" Ceraer, Twelfth and Cross streets. f v .j, o.- K.Oceeery, A. A. Engleba t, Twelfth Btreet. Wheeler'a Store, W. D. Wbeeer, Highland avenue. Yew Park Stor , P. O. 'Bower ox. Twelfth and Leslie. JLA1CE MOHONK. CONFEIIENCE. Hon. S. R. Thayer and Hon. D. P. Jones of Minneapolis, Roar Admirals Tho Lake Mohonk conference on F. E. Chndwtck, J. B. Coghlan and International arbitration will hold Its fourteenth annual meeting nt Mohonk Lake, N. Y., on the Invita tion of Albert K. Smiley, May 20 22 with Hon. John W. Foster of Washington, -ex-secretary of state, as presiding offlcer. Tho program Includes u. presentation of the work it Ihe second Hague conference and 'of the recent Cantral American Topco conferencca by men who par ticipated In thone gatherings. In cMtdlng Hon. James Brown Scott, so licitor of tho mate department; Scn 'or Don Joaquin B. Cnlvo, minister of 'Cos.t.a Hlco; and Scnor Doctor Luis XL Corea, minister of Nicaragua. Other speakers on the genernl sub ject will be Hon. John Barrett of Washington, Dr. Benjamin F. True blood of Boston; Dr. Paul S. RolnBch of Madison, Wisconsin and Professor William H. Shepard of "New York. Tho Japnno&o Ambassa dor, Baron Kogoro Tnkahlra,.has al so boon Invited to make an nddreis. The relations of tho colleges nnJ universities to the International ar bitration movement w" 1 be present ed by President Wheeler of the Uni versity or California, Chnncellor White of tho University of Georgln, President Van Hlse of tho University of Wisconsin, President ' Swain of Swurthmore College and others; the Intere.it of 'the church; and of the Y, M. C. A. will bo the subjects of Row V. H. Rowley of Boston nnd John U. Mott of New Yerk: Rollo Cn Ogden of tho New York Evening Post. Hamilton Holt of the Indepen dent and Walter H. Page , of tho World's Work will speak for The ed itors; while the business men will have speakers-Including William Mo Carroll and Mnrcuj M. Mark1 of Jow York. Thomas M Osborne of C. F. Goodrich and Gonoral Freder ick D. Grant, Hon. H. B. F. Mnc farland nnd Elmer Elsworth Brown of Washington and John Murray Gtnrk of Toronto. ;W .H'STICE FOR THE 1IAOUE COX-FEIIENCE. ence to the usual policy of the con ference to act a. a clearing house for public opinion. Its list of speak on! Is representative, Including Jur ists, diplomat, business men, edi tors and clergymen. Perhaps tho greatest public ser vice the conforenco can perform this year will bo to set forth squarely Just what tho secdnd Hague confer ence did. Considerable uncertainty on this point still exist In the pub He mind and much of It Is doubtless unjust to tho men who went to The Hague. Two of thcao men are to participate In the Mohonk meeting where they will havo an opportun ity to placo themselves on record, and where, too, they may meet In discussion some of tho ardent peace advocates who profess dissatisfac tion, or at least disappointment, with the results at The Haguo. Interest will also attach to tho addresses of tho Costa Rlcan and Nlcaraguan ministers, two of- tho diplomats who participated In the recent Central American Peace Con ference and In the drafting of that remarkable eeriCB of conventions de signed to insuro peace in Central America. o With all this fuss over the ques tion of -two or four battleships and with Admiral Evan's fleet arousing the enthiHnsui of all nations, It will be Interesting to observe whether tho opponents of a naval policy like jours will rorce the Lnke mouoiik I conference nt Its coming mooting to break its silence of Inst year on the The announcement that the Lake Mohonk Conference nt Its meeting this month will devote spoclnl at tention to setting forth the remits of the second Hngue conference re vlvlea Interest In the work of tho men who met at The Hnguo last year. And as the real facts are be coming nvnllnblo,. It Is beginning to appear thut the pessimistic views prevailing In ninny quarters nt the close of the conference wore not nl logether well founded. Tho Hngue Conference wns not a legislative body or one In which a majority ruled; had It been, we would now havo a general 4renty of obligatory arbitration, an International court with a pormnnent bench pcrlinp even an agreement on limitation of nrmnmonts. But when we remember that 45 nations were represented and that substantial unanimity wns required to adopt any proposition (remembering, too, the dlflioulty of securing unanimity In gatherings where racial nnd temperamental difference nre Infinitely less marked thnn nt Tho. Hague), It Is a mutter of gratification that the conference agreed on so many points. It gave to tho world n decree that hence forth an offer of arbitration mint always precede tho .ise of force for collection of contract debts: It pro vided for nn International prize court to which appeals may be taken from biased decisions of national Tho Difference. She stood on the bridge at midnight And aha hadn't lost a cent I If she'd Btald In the bridge game longer I'll bet sho)d bo broke or bent! - aL-iij, 1 X ' Fnmc. Before you strive for glory As famous to revolve, Before you strive for laurel Th'la triple rlddlo solve! We hailed him on a loader, Wo dubbed him sago and grent, But toll us who In thunder Wan Bryan's running nrnto? Tho ladles wept about him, The Rapora showed his face, But pray who was tho hero Of last year's murder caBe? The almost contral figure And keystone of the arch, Who was tho happy bridegroom Of last night's wedding march? McLaudbrugh Wilson in N. Y. Sun. o Comedy. They parted with clasp of hands, And kisses and burning tears; They mot In a foVelgn land After some twenty years. Met aa acquaintances meet. Smilingly, trnnqull-eycd Not even the least little beat Of the heart upon either side. They chatted of this and that, The nothing? that make up life; What Bo Thy Curef The above question Is often asked con cerning Dr. Plercn'a two leading ed. clnos, -"Golden Medical Discovery" ib4 "Favorite Presort ptlon." Tno answer is mat -tiolden Medical Discovery " la a most potent alteratlvo or blood-pUrSRor, and tonlu or Invigorate and acts &pcia1ly favorably In a cura tive way upo, all tho mucous lining sur faces, as of the nasal passages, throat, bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels aBd bladdefecurln? a largo percent of catar rhal caspA vvl.cUirT-tfie disease affects Uu nasal paxw. tho flttnat, larynx, bros- cnia, swmaciiM&s catarrhal dyspeplat uoweueias CTuxojusjwarqijnj. bladder uvorus or owisr uumc ortrarrer Evrn affarflnnv It It nfUn flUcciStu'l In rl i '$ ofeFV1 pfriT,jnn"h tWni fnFllYi' '-tarLinfl cfassot dlwasrg (lite) queotlon of limitation of armaments. J Sne j,, a calnsbrough hat, -- COFFEE The world is full of anonymous ceffee: "Java and Mocha." Who returns your money if you don't like 'em ? ' Your rrcr r ff ruron ynar raonc t( yon dot MU Scblllln'i Br tti Kr bin Auburn, nnd Frnpk D. LnLnnne of I prize courts; it resolved thnt a Philadelphia. About fifty promlnont third conference. In about eight chambers of commerce nnd boards ; yonrs. should tnke "Hip and continue of trade representing nil parts of., 'it work, under IXTKUXATIOXAL the country will send' dologntos. j direction; It gave to either party to Other prominent men expected nreja controversy he right to publicly Governora Noel of Mississippi, and ask the. tefvlco of The Hngue Trl Frenr of Hawaii; Justice Brower of.bunal thereby forcing Its adversary tho United Stnto iprenv court. Vtp Arbitrate or to publicly admit Us Chief Justice It. S. Bean of Oregon, fear or its unwillingness to do so. W. D. Beard of Tennessee and W. W. thus doing awny with the former In "Douglas of Rhode. Island and Jus-1 congruous requirement that two tires W. P. Potter of Pennsylvania, Joseph B. Moore of Michigan and Alden Chester of New York; Senn lor Hoyburn of Idaho and Repreaen 1 olive Ultchcock of Nebraska, Gold fogle of New York and Wiley of Now Jersey; President Butler of Columbia university; Dr. A. C. Gor don of the University of Virginia; lion. J. M. Gamboa of Mexico. Gen eral Stewart U Woodford nnd Dr. Lyman AbboU, of New York, Hon. lmbert.Tree and He'ury C. Morris of Chicago, Hon Charles F. Mander aon and E. A. Bejnson of Omaha. Hon John W. Noble of St. Louis. MUTUAL HELP When you deposit monoy ln hank you help the conummttj by putting It whore It can be usvJ in holplns carry on the buslnes of tha community. Yon ua'p yorarself liy putilnn It whom It will be kept Mifly I and paid back on demand, wlth l out any ar or worry on your part Our Savings Dopurtmcnt pays thr pw eut Interest. I CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK 1. M. Al.UKKT, lrtTs R M. OIHlftAX, VJce-lVes. JOS. 11. ALUKHT. 0!4jkr, nntlons on he 'verge of war must first AGREE to ask for arbitration; It extended the work of the Red Crota to naval warfare; and It great ly Improved the Hapuo conventions of 1S99 by making mediation, good offices and commissions of Inquiry more easily offered or invoked. Services like tKcse should not be lls'h'y estimated Nor should It bo forgotten that the principle of ob ligatory arbitration received the votes of 32 of the 4K nations, which, through more than 60 tieatlea of ar bitration already In existonce and othor being negotiated by the Uulted States, havo given or aro giv ing expression of their sincerity. (And if the conference did not cre ate a peunanent international court, it left nothing lacking save J ho ap ' portionment of Judges and it ar ranged thnt this may be made by tho nations through diplomatic channels. Plans for tho organiza tion and procedure of tho court aro ruly. and 1h a recent address Hon. Joseph H. Chonte stated that Secre tary Root believes It possible fo.r the nation to agr a to judges and to put the court Into operation before the third Haguo conference. Meanwhile, th piosm Hague Tri bunal remains and Is soon to decide the Newfoundland FUherlas ease which b.e Uhjted States and Great Britain will submit to It. LAKE MOHOXK CONFERENCE The program of the fourteenth an nual meeting of the Lake Mohonk conference Qn International Arbitra tion. May 20-2. ludlcate adher Speculation on n enr hortagc next fall, due to the big crops, Is already active. If the !ord Ii ngnin talk ing to men and telling them whnt Is to happen, His selection of men to talk to Is one of the most mysterious of His ninny mysterious waysi The f ar of over production of fnrm crops keeps many farmers from sttlving for larger fields per nrrc. and prolonging humnn life creates fear of over-populating the earth. Why n'ot strive for both? Each, will take cure of tho other. n - Roy.s Will Be Boys. and arc alwnyi . getting scratches, irrBymarmtM -m mpRi n ft(iM;n ci is a poweriui ci gently acting InvlfCTat Ins tonic ant? nervine. For weak went out, ovoworked women no matter what has caused the brcsk-dowa, "Fnvorin Proscrlptloa"wlll be. found mott effectlra la building ap the streagth, regulatiaf tho womanly faactlons, snbdolnr pU 'and brlngltw about a healthy, vlgerev condition of the wholo system. A book of particulars wraps each bottle giving the formula) of both medicines sad quoting what scores of eminent med ical authors, wIimo works are consulted by physicians of all tho schools of prsctlm aa guide In proscribing, say of eth in gredient entering Into these medicines Tho word of pralo onstowedon the several Ingredients entMntf fnto'Decter Plorco's tnedlclti by such writers ikoaW havo morn vol, it than any amount ( son - professional testimonial. aecasM such men aro writing for tho guidance ef their mcdlca brethren and know whereof thoy speak. Both medlcinei, are non-alcoholic, non secret, and contain no harmful habit forming druv. twlnj; composed of glyceric extracts of tlie roots of native, American medicinal forest plants They are both old by doalrrs In medlcino. You can't afford to accept as a substitute for one ol these medicines of known composltloa, any secret nostrum. Dr.PJnN'! Pllt..mll vntrar-rontM, easy to lake i candy, irgulato and t TtgorAto stoaiach, llvur and bowels. SPRING SHOES 5? .TUtrj JUT ?J!? w-. zzzi'. a ice and children'," iw and itch .. imi uhlnCT Hlll ..-c Biipen. Jacob Veil 3l3SUtcfitrct. v L And he. In black for his wife. Ah, what a comedy this! Neither wns hurt. It appears Yet once she had leaned to IiIb kiss. And onre he had known her tears. Thomns Bnlley Aldrlch. Clifiitlsiry of Egyptian Mummies, It is remarkable that, In spite of j this lapse of time, orgnnlc materials, ' which of all others, nre liable to de-, cay, should still manifest In the test tuba thulr characteristic reactions. The presence of solid nnd volaUle fatty acids, proteins nnd cholestcrln . with tract- of lutnct fat. was demon strable. The high percentage of fnt- ty acids leads (he author to the con clusion thnt they originate not whol-J ly from fat, but mainly from the body proteins. The formation of ad Ipocere In the muscles of the corpses left In water or burled In damp soil was adduced by the French obser vers In their work nt the morgue in Paris as evidence of the nosulblc conversion of protein Into fatty ma-1 terlal. At the present time, how-' ever, live doctrine of the metabolic! change of protein Into fat Is re garded with skepticism by most phy- TORRID ZONE FUNARCE WWIHH llllBdl II J ""o., THE IlKfiT MLUff.MiJ FAaULY KVBt ml v-oq oe oduidM frail Mjii tender snd Jolcy bnt, .... ah QUr Bnu in i from the cholceit, ar.d tr jthe Uble to suit tb imiUt fastidious. Our prkti vt IohI qusllty thnn you- ttj t)(K place In Bikni, I C. CR0HH, H'linne 201 j;f SALEM WATER CC i OFFICE an ML A ' For water terrle tj;!mt I Dills nayabls tsoatkh It Grater In The abovtj cut represents brick lined Torrid Zone Furt... Guaranteed gas, smoke and dui proof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER - v , - . r--.--.-r. i);iiruvu wiui aneiiiicihiii y inoai pii-1 wits, sprains, bruises, bumps, burnsi . , . . . , , ,, .. aniH Wnn'i iienloct nurli thlncs 8, ORlata. Ill anile of the largo, they may reaifH serious If you do. amount of fnty-ncld rndtcals in tho, protein molecule. The mummy prote"ln. although it 238 STATE STREET. Estimates furnished on heating A n nl v Ballnrd'a Snow Liniment nc cording to directions right away and It will relieve Uhe pain and lionl tne trouble. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by nil dealers. It la the proud boait that the American jinlon Is "an asylum for the oppressed of all nntlons." Aro the atntoa constituting the Union In cluded? ninny citizens seem" Inclined to nsk. o Kodol completely digests all classes of food. It will get right at the trouble and do the very work Itself for the stomach. It Is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists, o Blgncrs In tho live stock markets la not the big thing It was; the big gest cattlo, the biggest horses and biggest hogs are at a discount, it h quality that counts In 4ho lon5 run. n Mr. John Rlha. of Vlnlng. la., says "I havo been selling DeWitt'a Kid ney and Bladder Plus for abo.it a year and they give better satisfac tion than any pill I ever sold." SolJ by all dealors. ii i ... i r' It has go so In farming that It Is not so much the amount done as the quality of the doing; In othor words, it is hotter to do less aud do It woll than to do more and do It ill. Konody's Laxative Cough Syrup does not constipate, but on the other hand Its laxative principles gently move the bowels Children like it Sold by all druggists. ... i- . . ..a : No hHiuas no olt; no soli no crops; no crops no moe : no mon ey no coHtotunioHi; no contantmctU no happiness; o happiaens no us o living! Chock one for humus! Kemp's Balsam is a safe cough cure, for It contains nothing that can harm you. It is the best cough cura, but cosU no more than any other kind. AH druggists sell it. e tnlns the general characters of. albuminous material, has lost those specific properties which enable us to distinguish that of human origin vftyim that which Is found in other pans of the animal kingdom. In nth- or words. It no longer gives whnt Isj termed the "biological reaction.". This Is disappointing, although It was doubtless expected. Mr.Schmldt also found that he could no longer detect hemoglobin, and the sub stance regarded as blood by previous j observers was doubtless composed of colored gum and rosin employed In embalming. In reference to the, pro cess of embalming Itself, he was unable .to find any soda. The so called natrium bath really consisted of a solution of common salt. The old Egyptians simply pickled their corpses In brine, and the va rious balsams used were mere ac cessories, which could have exerted no real Influence on the process of mummification. The real agent at work here was undoubtedly the ex- OUEAT CHINESE DOCTOR L. M. HUM Has ;n dV a !lfe . tudy of loots nnd herb., nr.d In thnt study cllrcovercf and ! giving to the world his wondt-Iul remodlos. No Mercury, poisons or druga u.'cd He ctuoi without oprr.tlon or without the aid of the knife. He guarantees to cure 'Cattrrh. Asthm?, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Nervous Debility. Stomach, Liver. Kidney Trouble; aleo Lost Manhood, Female- Weakness and all Pri vate diseases. Consultation fl-'O. care of YIC'K SO TOXfi CO. dUiii-M) Drugs and Herbs. 153 High st - Salem, Or. traordlnarlly dry climate of Egypt, iCTOIlIA.. feMStk Bhutan cf Italy YHHtnUMBfetfc , jr. and ltls this also which has acted ; as a rresorvaUvo of the organic ma-J terlal which can still be Identified, j The research reminds mo of a small piece of work whloh was car- J rled out by Dr. Otto Rosenheim a few years ago. Small pieces of the carapace of a fossil Burypterld were placed at his disposal by Sir E. Ray Lankestor and Mr. Bathjer of the Natural Ht&tory Museum, and he was able to demonstrate in them tho presenoo of ohltin, their orgast ic substratum. In this ease one wafi dealing with prehistoric waterfall j compared with which .an Egyptian , mummy hs qulee recent. This kind of work appeals to the imagination, and one can only hope that if It is continued stIM further light and nj teresr will be thrown on the records of the past aes. W. D. Hallburton In Nature, London. Phone 44 Main 147 N. High, St C W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Cabs nnd Livery, all Rigs Modern Rubber Tire. I PllDM' AND GAS FITTINi Will give prompt to all orderi, ! work to give sUfaai to bo up to the Msiur; ard. WEVlI.LBKrm GIVK KSTIMATKO C0S1 Call at our shop e I street, biek of Brrt J- Store. Those 55. TO OWNERS OF The underilgMd h break, handle aai and trottlnff sort. "' board nd cre iPPtt M &JX Fair I I Gold Dst u.a h m wfn. iymcKOKT BARK Cough Remedy iokt-rnvn : ioass33sa s. Colds CROUP Cough The Democratic part, like , th? J calliope In yesterday's parade, comes last in the procession but makes the most noise. luri.eMOCvfr H.rrr SrKW SORC THROAT IBOAT.fMlLUNCS mmWimot c. I saum. ectcet. u s-a. frU. IM,WCI Mad tt jreeir ..i i r it. W" alwaj Ui P. B. 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