The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-12
MINORITY MAKES REPORT

MINORITY MAKES REPORT
 WASHINGTON, Sept H. (40 The minority report Ot the foreign relations committee regarding peace treaty, which is be submitted the senate is cntirc y i'll accord with the views President Wilson the sub lect, it is learned here today It says that the rejection the treaty or the adoption of amendments reservations will the sacrifice by America of all concessions cured from Germany.
 The report was prepared by Senator Hitchcock member ot the senate foreign relations committee and administration leader It urges that the speedily raty the treaty without amendments reservation, and declares that the majority of the committeeman cndeavorng to destroy le league which has stood the criticism of all other para ments and legislative bodies ill the Word except senate ot the United States and yet has been passed The report aIso that the republican members the committee are entirely out of harmony with the majority of the
 OPPOSITION IN THE FIELD
 CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept l1.(k Senators Borah Johr- son and Mccormick addressed audience here today which packed the Auditorium theatre its very doors answering President Wilson's arguments with regard o the peace treaty The speaking preceded by parade Mci- gan avenue which headed by soldier carrying ban ner which inscribed I've soldier boys brot home from Siberia As the three speakers entered Au orum thousands of people cheered Senator oson greet ing him as the next President of the United States.
 It is generally considered here that the speakers made but little headWay their attempts rcutc the arguments made by President Wilson his tour The speech Sena- tor Borah said have the closest to the point of any delivered. He said that who helped form the peace treaty tell what it and further stated that the senate trying find way of withdraw ing the country from the league after it gets in.
 PRESIDENT EXECUTE WEST
 ABOARD PRESIDENTS SPECIAL, Sept 1l--0 -resldet Wilson is Helena where he speaks tonight As the train along toward its destination the nations chief executive shows cOntnuay that the oi state his only thot he works thru of his walk Ing hours, only stopping long enough the plat form oi his observation greet the people small tons where the train stops few Much of his time today devoted completing arrangements for the big labor and industrial conference which is be held in October.
 large crowd of children greeted the train when it rived Livingston today. They bore with them the greet mgs of the popuace contained i'll basket of flowers which presented to Mrs Wilson, The President spoke them for few moments saying afterwards the correspondents who surrounded him. that they all good democrats.
 VII SON AT HELENA
 HELENA, Mont, Sept 1l.-(H9 Speaking tonight before large crowd hee President Wilson said that he had been told that the west perVaded with called radcasn; that agitation with regard to grievances is continual In this connection he said that the only keep from agtang their grievances leave the grievances alone
 Speaking with regard to the league of nations the resi- dent declared that if the league fails in this country the
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