SEATTLE SPIRIT" WINS PRESIDENT
Seattle, Sept. 15. —“My heart is very warm towards you, and
1 will never forget Seattle.” These words were spoken from
the platform of his private car to the cheering throng, in the
King-street station, and constituted President Wilson’s farewell.
Spokane, Sept. 13.—President Wilson
during his speech litre last evening
disclaimed originating the League of
Nations idea. He said: "I did not orig
inate it. It had its origin in the con
sciences and thoughts of the men who
want and have wanted justice and
peace for generations, and my relation
10 it is just what my relation ought to
he in every public question: the rela
tionship which a man bears to his fel
low citizens when he tries to interpret
their thoughts and their consciences.”
Borah Would Wreck League
Omaha. Sept. 13—Senator Borah,
frankly declaring his wish was not
merely to amend but to wr- ck the
League of Nations covenant, addressed
a large audience here today. The sen
ator describes the President as a dan
gerous character, a cheater, and a sub-'
servient too! to whom Lngland need
only to make suggestions to secure
compliance with her wishes.
Hiram Draws Big Audiences
Kansas Pity, Sept. 13. Big delega
tions from Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma j
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mand for tickets is unprecedented.
Johnson Hot Under the Collar
St. Louis. Sept. 13.—Senator Hiram
Johnson’s trip along the trail of Presi
dent Wilson is taking on more the na
ture of a fight than an argument.
Hiram and Bill Doing a Turn
Des Moines, Sept. Id. — Senators
Borah and Johnson will speak in this
city tonight in the same building that
President Wilson appeared about ten
days ago. _
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Section Hands Inspect Track
North Yhkirua, Wash., Sept. 13.—
Section hands along the Northern Pa
cific railroad this morning are looking
over tiie main track rails and switches
in preparation for President Wilson’s
train. The train is stopping at many
small towns, and President Wilson is
shaking hands with the people.
President Reaches Spirit City
Seattle, Sept. 13.— President Wilson
speaks in tins city tonight. This after
noon. while aboard the old battleship
Oregon, he will review the Pacific
Fleet. The President is due here at
1:30 this * fternoon, and will attend a
public dinner at the Hippodrome at ti
o’clock. The seals at the Arena for
his address tonight are all taken.
Seattle Spirit Suits President
Portland, Sept. 13.- President. Wil
son on his arrival here this morning
said, •'[ will never forget Seattle.”
Newspapermen with the President
said the crowds on Second avenue Sat
urday looked like a New York timing —
it. was the greatest of receptions. Hun
dreds of people who were unable to
crowd into the Arena, filled the streets
outside t fie big building and shouted
"We want Wilson.” During the Pres
ident’s speech the police reported sev
eral radicals shouted "We want, jus
tice.”
Secretary Daniels savs lie regrets
that he is unable to visit Alaska with
the fleet, and says the Heel is going to;
Alaska. The cruise of the Pacific fleet
along t lie Alaskan coast will cause im
provemehts to he made in Alaska har
bors as the necessity arises.
SOLDIERS WON'T OBEY
Rome, Sept. 15.— Premier Nit to, in a
statement today in the chamber of de
puties regarding Fiume, announced
that the commander of tbe Sixth Army
Corps had beets ordered to intercept
the raid and disarm Gubrielle Dannu
ziu's troops, but that, these troops re
fused to obey t heir commander's orders.
New Commander on the Job
Paris, Sept. 15.—General Badoglio.
deputy chief of the Italian army, who
has been given broad powers to meet
the situation at Fiume. incident to the
entrv into the city by Dannuzio at t he
head of a large force of irregular
troops, has arrived at Fiume.
HANG TWOlEXICANS
Pueblo, Colo.. Sept. 15. Tite lynch
ing of two Mexicans here last Saturday
night was a law and order protest
against Gov. Shoupe's leniency towards
convicted murderers. Today it was
declared that although Santos Ortez,
one of the victims of the lynchers, was
a cousin of Pancho Villa, the hangings
were not due to hatred of Mexicans,
and were entirely free from interna
tional complications, the mob leadeis
state.__
Prisoners Escape by Tunnel
Sait Lake, Sept. 15. — A dozen alien
! enemy prisoners at. Camp Douglas es
i caped" today by tunneling.
iners & Merchants Bank
1DITAROD, ALASKA
Capital and Surplus, S75,000.00
CORRESPONDENTS: Scandinavian American Bank, Seat
tle; National Park Bank, New York City; Anglo London
Paris National Bank, San Francisco.
We Sell American Bankers’ Checks.
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds for Sale.
OFFICERS:
CHARLES ROSS, President
CLAUDE BAKER, Vice-President
R. C. BUTTON, Cashier
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In the District Court for the Territory j
of Alaska, Fourth Division.—Geo. W. j
Albrecht, Plaintiff, vs. John F. Baird, j
Jujira Wada and E. A. Mcllhenny, I
Defendants. — No. 362 I.— Alias Sum
mons for Publication.
The President of the United States of j
America, to toe above-named Defend- i
ants;
By virtue of an order for the publica- j
tion of the summons, made anti entered j
in the above entitled court and cause, at j
Flat Alaska, on the 13th day of August, j
1 r* 19, which said order reads as follows: j
Upon reading and tiling the affidavit of
Geo. W. Albrecht and it satisfactorily
appearing to me the judge of the said
District Court for the Territory of ;
Alaska. Fourth DLvis .on, that the de- |
fendants and each of them aftet due dil
igence cannot he found within the Ter
ritory of Alaska; and that the defend
ants Jujira Wada and E. A. Mcllhenny j
are not residents of the Territory of j
Alaska; and it appearing from the afli- j
davit aforesaid that a cause of action j
exists in this action in favor of the;
plaintiff herein and against the said de- j
fendants and each and all of them; and j
that the said defendants John F. Baird, j
.lujira \V ada. and l'.. wicuuenuy. are .
each and all necessary and proper par- |
lies defendant thereto; and it further |
appearing that a summons has been j
dulv issued out of said court in this ac- I
t ion. and that personal service of the!
same cannot be made upon the said de- |
fendants or upon either of them, for the ;
reasons hereinbefore contained and by .
said affidavit made to appear, and it i
further appearing from said affidavit, j
that property of the defendants within j
the Territory of Alaska has been seized j
and is now held in attachment in this j
action, and that the court has jurisdic- j
lion of the subject of this action; the j
said property so seized being described i
as follows, to wit: ^ __ j
Placer mining claims No. ti Below j
Discovery; San Diego Bench, first tier. (
right, limit, opposite creek claim No. 5 !
Below Discovery: Stnitt Bench, first j
tier, right limit, opposite creek claim j
No. 6 Below Discovery: and Creek Claim j
No. 2 Above Discovery; all of the above j
four claims being located on Bear j
Creek, a tributary of Tulecsac river, in j
the Kuskokwitn Recording District. ;
Fourth Division. Territory of Alaska.
Also, tiie following personal property:
One 5-inch gasoline drill situated on
claim No. 1 Above. Discovery on Spruce
Creek, a tributary of Bear creek, afore
said; one Baggerlv scraper and appur
tences, the same consisting of a boiler,
engine, pump, parts and extra parts,
and all machinery used in connection
with said scraper (the said parts and
fittings being packed in three boxes
and situated in close proximity to the
boiler and engine aforesaid),and all sit
uated on Discovery claim, on Bear
creek, aforesaid. All of said above de
scribed property, both real and per
sonal, having been seized as the prop
erty of the defendant E A. McTlhenoy.
Now, therefore, on motion of Geo. W.
Albrecht, plaintiff and attorney, it is
ordered that the service of the sum
mons in this action be made upon th«
defendants and upon each of them by
publication of said summons in the Idit
arod Pioneer, a newspaper published at
Iditarod, Alaska, hereby designated as
the newspaper most likely to give no
tice to said defendants; that such pub
lication be made not less than once a
week for six weeks.
And it further appearing to me that
the residence and address of the de
fendant John F; Baird is unknown but
that there is a possibility that mail
might reach him if addressed to Port
age Bay, Alaska; and it also appearing
that the address of the defendant F. A.
Mcllhenny is Avery Island, Louisiana;
it is ordered that a copy of the sum
mons and a copy of the complaint in
this action be forthwith deposited in the
i * . t j:. _J a 1 . . I.
in i he post office at Jditaroa. AiasKa.
postpaid and addressed lo each of John
F. Bairn, Portage Bay, Alaska, and FI.
A. Mcllbenny, Avery island, Louisiana.
You are hereby required to appear in
the District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Fourth Division, within thirty
davs after the completion of the six
weeks' period of publication as pre
scribed by said order ior publication;
and answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff; and unless you so ap
pear and answer, the plaintiff will tak«
judgment against you and each of you
for the sum of two thousand and five
dollars ($2,005) with interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent, per an
num from the 1 tith day of April. 1913.
together with the costs and disburse
ments of this action; and will also
apply to the court for ttie relief de
manded in said complaint.
And upon judgment taken the prop
erty seized and held in attachment
herein will he levied upon and sold in
execution.
Witness, the Honorable diaries F.
Bunnell, Judge ot said Court, this 13th
day of August, nineteen hundred and
nineteen. H. Claude Kelly,
[Seal] Clerk.
By Frank B. Hall, Deputy Clerk.
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