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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04
Freedom OF Speech Promised J
To Faculty By New U. c. Head

Berleley. Cal, Dec. 4.-treedom % %
-, IA of research for members
oG of the faculty of the University % pl
O. california t was promised by Dayid a r. r.
Ea,,r Iarrows, newly elected president o!
the tI institution in the first statement
he he has issued since his election, troaaom
fnaadon, of teaching, of research
90 nublic activities and of the express,
inn If views will be maintained saio
~" parrows. "The only re
a,naint required will be the restrain
becoming a gentleman wa
president Barrow's statement wa W."
u,,,an significance by the TACT IN
Charges have recently been mace ',,d nd
ho1shevism had been taught ana as' m
vocated in the faculty ana s'''e"
body.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04
s.,rM IS ON THE 1afi'D

of expectancy. n'eiSg EvefSeNs and recital
estsa in the ss1sSss noms9a%'WVsl Wlnifrsa Byrd Tr,
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in nssss Sssss no % i t Il
sold exclusively street. ~ adv 1''
& Son, Cour'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

wv chin pton. Dec 4.-The Fourth
, W"a,, ,,n6ron has been ordered from
aero 9t.,S,'rst Su field to the Fords lsiaho
station in Hawaii as "a pa oro, tbo
war T, departments program 10 10 Sflr Ilnited ted
insular h'sa possessions of ane i'
n4s4as e,.st,s If was learned today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Bishop NJ. T. Maze, D. D., OF Le-
Mars. Iowa, will speak at jubilee
service to be held at the United Evan
gelical church, Cottage and Ceh.e'
streets, this evening at 1880 O'Clock
The local church has been engage'
In a special campaign to raise $2'oV'
for the forward movement campais'
of the church. The pastor reports una
the entire fund has been supscriooe'
for and the service this evening wa
take the form of celebration an
Thanksgiving.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

want to secure a $4,000 ana q So
ooN W 1nan Imt on GOOD ranch security sooa Soe4
olofsky, S41 State ST.
Members of the Woman,s W'',, !, Miss,o% d5nUch
aIS Any, sweet meet Friday at o'clock at the
ohmrch WA, l High street between chemeke+
chulea' '.a rarter where autos will meet
them and they will be tahvn E,7a,,o ~ tbev
state boys training school Inerg i Gu f1-
viii viii be the guests of Mrs lev ,,t o in
hart Mlrr wife of the superintendent s,, on ~
charge of the institution snara, ana Wss1 social i
Joy ot,or ladies' of the church are lhVl''
ed to go.
,z,,,, bal1 IiVeSleX Sld
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04
Falls City Electric Co., =
Asks Increase In Rates

The Falls City Electric compans t,,ed
,.aiis Citv POLK county, Tuesday liieu
,.Ith I the public service commission az az
application for an ihcre"'e
trio rates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

nv obtaining license to deal IN
fish ], f. Whitehead, Turner "iio
was arrested several days ago oS =. ="
deputy game warden for failure TO
have a license, was spared iui 'l'el
conrt wrangling today when 'uose
rrnruh dismissed the case. Whiteheau
was scheduled to be tried py ' Iu'su A.
r,n,,h this morning at ten O'Clock, AZ, ,,
nltimatum was issued to HIM Mo',u', ,a,
hv prosecuting Attorney Gehlhar 'nI' .'
v,,ass he secured license by 'hN
warning he would be prosecuted
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Complete organization Of conilio conn u
nity club embracing the d'stric,s e',,th ~
,.o pnoolfa Clearwater, Hopmere' Sou'n ,
bottom Keiser Bottom and Qull,'ps una.
was perfected at a meeting a, ,,oGros- SlT".
water held last night T. r. c,s' Mcuaor =, ".
Eoy E~,' manager of the Salem comm, M th,
%vy' ",a, club, and L, j. Chaplin OF .tn,. tnt
cia. st,,,,,, Iuc, county community federanol
attended the meeting a co'S'l'' S nro
ana EyIaws was adopted, ana a p'V
@ran Of activity arranged
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

The biffball teams of the Y. NJ. C.
A. viii have their regular monthly
banquet tomorrow night in the dining
room ut the "Y'. In the series Of the
lpasl month Captain Todds team
claimed the victors honors beating
the team of James Elvin by three and
a half points Captains for the two
teams for the month of December
will be elected at the banquet Friday
evening,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

T. T.. McCroskey, manager of the
Commercial club, will leave this eve
ming for Sunnyside where he will aid
IN the formation Of community club
McCroskey has been very active IN
lending assistance in sections all over
the county to forming progressive Or
ganizatlons When the Sunnysde club
is formed it probably will become az
Ifiiated with the Marion County Com
I immunity federation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

DR. l., c Marshall, who recently
came to this city from Chicago, has
associated himself in the profession
with Dr. D. H. White They have Of
fices in the United States National
bank building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Daily many letters are EN- 19'fTS from per
ed at the Coo,t ,,nrts of the United states .s
sons in all palrn nnmes here. The letters tiers
nFaraoy hsSrs iy state that hat dbssua the wf''sr
been infornsu snd u in most cases expires, ',ea,
ages here, "a. anu 70 C come at once if they y
willingness ene 8 10 house. The inability o. O.
the onuortunty s,oo to obtain "a. hCans oampng, ar
an % oppSl pSds stimulus to the '"'lp
9or ,, more houses here
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Washington Elementary school led
lall the Salem schools for the month
OF November with the best attend
lance and the fewest cases of tardiness
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

After a brief illness in a loedl epI and and
pi,a' plus chris chr snyder and a nds feraast aast
residing near Jordan at oy night The
Of this city died late lasl o Webb &
BODY be vi is in charge of soony' the mv'' thi,
Cough CH undertaking -, c9mpnejSdI na phejd from
city, city ,al,e dme of the young mans parent, 1t,
the home, home o. son'e time sunday and h nj
win be buried in the ce'''''
dan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04
TEE DAILY JOURNAL SALEM OREGON THURSDAY DEcElBER
l4$$$"'
All Around Town

Dance Auburn han sat. night. 2sss
D. b. L4Ltler' of the Booteryy is IN
Portland on combined business ana
pleasure trip.
G. H. Good of Eugene spent Wed.
nesday In Salem visiting with friends
Gmnty School Superintendent w
NJ Smith announces that all school
apportlonment checks have been sent
to the Marion county districts from
Lis office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

All Neiehbors of Woodcraft ana an
goodmen OF the World, together with
be visiting members of the orders
W invited to attend the annual nome
bmng celebration at Mccormack nan
hiday evening. \ supper wiz be serN-
a at & o'clock. and will be followed
! an entertainment program.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

b. NJ Devers. assistant attorney
neral, returned Wednesday from
bseburg where he filed with tlie
buglas county circuit court his ans
b to the complaint filed by y H.
eckhill against the state highway
involving the routing OF
"a Pacific highway through Doug
9 county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04
,o sorADRoN TRANSFERRED

nance at Query hall LlvesleE 9ss@ 80
zion Saturday night
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Special meeting Of Pacific lodge
b. so, A. Il. & A. M. this evening"
Fprk in the NJ. M. degree. Vlsitlns
Eethren welcome. |e'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

II pays to keep In touch with o. u
II & Son. Watch our east window,
2S9'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

The Woman's Union of the tlrs'
tongregational church Will meet IA
he parlors of the church Friday AZ :
Rrn0on at 2:30
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

.Dne of the greatest Christmas giits
II be on display in our east WINDOW
pnday E. L. Stiff q Son. zo''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

J. n. White of solomon, kans', VINO
has been visiting In Salem with ms
rothers, Elmer G. White ana W. ~
Finite left yesterday for Los Angeles
here he will spend the winter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

corporal High, who has been III
&rge of the marine recruiting sta-
9n in the United States Natlollai
Rk building, since last May has peeh
4nsferred to Marshfield, and ms
Bee will be filled by Sergeant D. ~
#nry Sergeant Henry was formerly
lioned at Roseburg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

G. w. Eyre. will ship livestock Mon
Say December s. VIII pay highes'
Market price. Call 2043M evenings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Dance Auburn han sat night sss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Mrs. c. L. Brown of ,'r5l Portland, Garg6 aD-
companieu ~ o,ise and Elizabeth Ann
returned to their home no ne tna tll'1 home of
ing ing arr, Rrowns mother, Mrs Ida aa Nnrs MRS.
42@ NOt'r, ano Y their children came to se,i- ea-
Brown anu 'd 'i'e the thanksgiving hoil. ,
,va,, @ays. Mr.. Brown return'hs nis business
of or' Il. the week to resume ms
onerations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

pr r. y. Fisher has been appoint
A oe one of the lodge physicians FOR
he Fresters of America. Dr. flshe'
/ a newly initiated candidate IN the
Irdpr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

rvangellstic services at Jason Lee
Iremorial church 1890. Special music
H. hawthorne speaker of the eve
Hing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Tbe windshield, Tenders e, I,o,,is ois Bart
of a Chevrolet driven , auS Dy the he' steerine
ruff were IS s%rs" %i',s rods damaged aaT, wnen
gear and raGies anile colllded with a heass ses
tepSay tepaa afternoon. Newton e, ottempting np t.
rsss nsss %e of chs which "aass was w;S sSp
Tss Tas' accident happe%eSc pe% chareh "a ~
I sest,oH ath' drivers w. escaped injury ''
'n1, p being undamageu'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

CURRENT EVENTS

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

The board of directors Of the s0,e,n sna
Commercial club, meeting at the spa %,
sa,o,dov evening, extended a vote OIL
,,o,con,e to c. B. Clancy, newly elect
Cd King Bing of the cherrlam1, ,l,an, ner w'td Of
au'ohla',g"f ,a'G Of directors of the ciuo
me cn,oU oU'ly while he assumes a reign o. ol
Cla',VI' S,Sorrians at once, does not ac' q, a.
''lo member of the directorate sa u',t retaine(
nary /. The position will be PStns rg'Is Bins
H"is v,. p : r, Fullerton, past KING 0''9
until that time
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

n the regular meeting of the pe-
|e of Honor held Monday evenihs =
following officers were electeu
\ chief of honor, Carrie Holman
ri of honor, Nellie White; laoy "
por Bertha Viesko; chief or cele'
pics, Wallace Aufranc; recoroins
Fncier, Greta Bailey; treasurer
FRA Sellwood; sister usher SyiNi'
lte; assistant usher, Edna Aufrano
de watch, Mary Smith; outsio'
zen, Nettie McFadden; musician
dys Malon: captain, Dora Hin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

The fire department W. w"9 ont a blaze
Ia ',St tna ny y NJ c, A., caused by yam a a' has
n' IN the the new brick fire place aa~s m,sD Tht
been IN nas 0Sv will probably not .,', e&cesC sec
500 according to JAMS Although
ret"ry rlun of the Y. M. NJ G, ,naaratus A, n ans
wered the aa,,, n,erchants patrolman' en- '',,
II, the chemicals were
ont the blaze. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Hugh Henry of Portland, secretary
the Oregon Forest Fire assocla-
p, was a Salem visitor "Wednesday
conference with the county cour'
Ptiye to forest fire patrol work III
Irion county. He also called at the
Pee of II. A. Elliott, state forester
Henry was accompanied by d. W.
fguson Of Portland, district forester
Clackamas and Marion countles
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Watch our east window for demon,
Rtion beginning Monday D. H. SUI, SUI
Son, 2ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Members Of the Artisan iodge WIN
.niny an informal dance at the Ma
'Dnic hall tonight, given by the ori''
Iam Of the lodge. All members are
hvited TO attend
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

1t is not as big as previous years.---We G
simply cannot get the goods but, We
have many new things, and big show
ing Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-04

Love '''0 30I"
Salem
0o.ms n. N.Terwilliger, licensed lady en-
,%er Vra-' with Terwilliger Funeral Home
rho G w. q. NJ, OF the First chfls'
an church will meet Friday ai1er'
q" an ~, tbc home of Mrs, Gtlilngham
&oq4 Court street.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
JAPAN DENIES
 REPORT ABOUT
 GERMAN TREATY

EMBASSY AT WASHINGTON SAYS
 JAPAN NEVER CONSIDERED A
 SEPARATE TREATY WITH GER
 MANY AT ANY TIME SINCE THE
 WAR STARTED IN 1914.
 WASHINGTON, July 9.-(P)-The Japanese embassy here issues a strenuous denial that Japan has ever tried to enter into a treaty with Ger many since hostilities began with that country Many rumors have been circulated that Japan has endeaVor- ed at various times to reach an agree ment with the German government providing for the cessation of hos tilities between the countries The reports allege that these efforts were made at a time when the allies were depending upon Japan for support in the Far East, a time when such a treaty would have been disastrous to the plans of the allied nations.
 The Japanese embassy states there is absolutely no foundation for the rumOrS as no attempt was ever made to enter into a treaty with Germany
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
RIA LEFT ROOSEVELT FIELD AT
 MIDNIGHT FOR ENGLAND; FLIGHT
 OVER NEW YORK CITY IS MADE

MINEOIA, July 9.-(49-Thc great British dirgibIc R3+ left Roosevelt field midnight its return flight to England. The big balloon slowly oatcd to height of two hundred feet and then headed for New York; For the time being, and probably all the across but three engines will be used ill avgang the craft the other two being kept in
 Major Scott commander of the R-}+ stated this evening that his experience with the Atlantic climatic conditions phasiZed the fact that future full flying demanded larger and faster aircraft He stated that there doubt but what 1t is but matter of time until regular schedule will be maintained between America and Europe but the dirigbes planes which make the flights will be much faster than those who have first accomplished the feat
 It thot early this morning that the dirigibIc would get away for your hours owing the unavorabc weather conditions but sudden coming for the better it decided leave tonight larger quantity of fuel will be carried this trip than brot over by the bal loon the has desire go thru another experience like that in the Gulf of Nane With plenty of fuel aboard and ordinary luCk 1t is ho the R-3+ will experience any difficulty in making the return trip
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
CITY
 IS IN THR0ES
 OF HUGE STRIKE

ROME, July 9.-(4)-I'he chamber of labor has pro- claimed general strike effective in this city immediately h1s proclamation i'll protest against the taken by the government prevent further food disorders The gen era conditions turnout the country are deporabc and are more unsettled than they have been for years
 All municipal and federal police and garrison troop, are being held in readiness is expected scrio,, trouble will clsue within the few days Strong bodies of troops cuy the pcpa points of this city and are prepared give battle at to the rlong strikers. Armorcd and cnne gun crews are being used to patrol the
 large mob Of the working people this morning tackled several shops because the refused sell food at low prices In many of the shops the proprietor, were forced to give food to the aborers in order dcstruc tion of their propcrty The chamber of labor i> directing the food ursng claiming the food dealers easily afford cut their prices i'll and still make legitimate profit The appealed the federal government to protect them against raids the part the working people and is to this government aid that the laboes protc,ng
 All the shops thronged by people, who purchase ing large quantities of food they fear they will be caught with provisions and conditions may become such there will be no chance purchase any supplies for number of days.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
FINAL FIGURES
 ARE NOW GIVEN
MADE LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
 DOLLARS ON FIGHT

TOLEDO, July 9.-(P)- Tex Rick ard and his associates did not make the big cleanup generally expected by the American public, in promoting the Fourth of July battle between Willard and Dempsey. It is announc- el this evening, officially, that the fight promoters profits are below one hundred thousand dollars.
 The official figures of the attend ance at the fight place the number of spectators at 19,650 The total re- ceipts, after the federal tax, which was paid by the promoters, has been deducted, are given as $410,732. The arena constructed for the fight has a capacity of one hundred thousand persons, seating eighty thousand, so it is readily seen the seats were not more than One-fOurth filled on the day of the fight.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10

that the fisheries in Alaska will pro duce more wealth than all of that country's mines. He said the fish in dustry of Alaska is yet in it's infancy and it is to be expected that great strides will be made within the next few years.
 Professor Ward is enroute to Cop per river where he will study the fish conditions in the interests of the bureau of fisheries. He is a well known authority of fish culture and an enthusiastic booster for the fish industry in the northern territory.
 In making the comparison between fish and mineral, Professor Ward did not confine mine production to gold alone but says the fish will prove more valuable than all of Alaska $ mineral products.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
SECRETARY TO
 MAKE VISIT TO
 THE SOUTH SEA
DANIELS PLANS ON MAKING A TRIP TO HONOLULU ABOARD NEW PACIFIC FLEET NEXT SEPTEMBER; BASE BE ESTAB LISHED AT PEARL HARBOR.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-(P)-Ac' cording to his present plans, Secre- tary Daniels will visit Honolulu next September, making the trip on board the flagship of the new Pacific fleet He is very desirous of visiting this island possession and has stated that he intends to take advantage Of this opportunity providing nothing arie in the meantime which necessltates his presence in the states.
 A great many ships attached to the new fleet will make their base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Extensive i'm movements on the Hawaiian harbOr are now being planned by the naval department and work will soon be started in getting this locality pre- pared for the reception of the yes sells. All the latest devices for ef ficient handling of large vessels will be installed at Pearl Harbor.
 LEAVES NINETEENTH
 NEW YORK, July 9.-(P)-The new Pacific fleet is scheduled t' leave Hampton Roads July 19, en route to San Francisco and other Pacific coast ports. The guests Of honor aboard the admirars flagship will be Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10

great deal of interest manifest in the attitude of the national assembly. The resolution calling for the adoption of the peace treaty was passed today by the assembly by a vote of POS to l15, majority of 93 votes.
 It is expected that Herman Muel- Ter, foreign minister, will now out line the foreign policy of this gov ernment, he making statement sev eral days ago that this would be done as soon as the treaty was rati- fled.
 PARIS REPORT
 PARIS, July 9.-(P)-It was re- ported here at an early hour today that the German national assembly, in session at Weimar, has adopted a resolution ratifying the peace treaty. As it comes from a authentic source, it is believed this report is true.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
Wants No Trouble
 With the French
LAYS PARTICULAR STRESS UPON POTENTIAL TROUBLE WITH FRANCE; BESEECHES LEGISIA- TIVE BODY TO KEEP FRIENDLY WITH THAT NATION.

ROME, July 9-(P) Addressing parliament today, the new Premier Nitti, urged that peace negotiations be concluded as soon as possible. He informed the legislative body that it was essential to the future of this country that as little haggling as pos sble occur over the peace terms and requested that everything be done to bring the negotiations to an early conclusion.
 The premier also brot up the i'm .portant question of maintaining friendly relations with all the allied governments, stating Italy can ill af- ford to arouse any bad feeling be tween the other allies and herself Particular notice was called by the premier to the recent trouble in Plume between Italian soldiers and the French. He stated that the par Iiament should pay especial attention to the maintenance of friendly rela- tions with France and be perfectly willing to meet that government at least half way in settling any disputs with might arise. Premier Nitt urg- ed the parliament members not to be come excited over the Plume diff culty but to remain cool and consider that Italy, as a country, has nothing to gain by hot-headedly plunging into any trouble with France or any of the other allies over the Plume ques- tiOn
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
MAKES REGULAR RUN WITH PASSING FRS AND
 THE MAIL

The launch Victory left town yes terday afternoon for Nenana on it's regular schedule. Douse carried a full load of passengers and first class mail for the railroad town. The Vic tory is now making it's regular ser vice without interruption, leaving Fairbanks alternate days.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
THE LARGE D|R|C|bLE IS LEAVING FOR HOME
PREMIER URGES
 ITALY MAINTAIN
 GOOD FEELING

THE ITALIAN PREMIER URGES PARLIAMENT TO CONCLUDE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT AN EARLY DATE; WANTS FRIEND " RELATIONS MAINTAINED
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
SAYS FISH ARE OF MORE VALUE
 THAN MINERAL
PROFESSOR DE CLARES FISH IN ALASKA WILL BRING MORE FINANCIAL RE TURNS THAN ALL OF TERRI TORY'S MINES.

SEATTLE, July -(P)-Professor H. B. Ward, faculty member of the University of Illinois, stated today
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10

CINCINNATI, July 9.-(P)-Jack Dempsey is in receipt of an offer of Sl25,OOO for bout with the winner of the CarpentierBeckett fight which month Promoter Cochrane of Paris wired Dempsey stating he would guarantee this sum, win, lose or draw, if the champion would meet the winner of the coming fight.
 Dempsey stated today he fully eX- pected to accept the offer. saying he will fight in Europe if his opponent refuses to come to America. Demp- seys manager will endeaVOr to have the fight take place in some Amerl can city, as the champion much pre- fers to fight at home However, Jack will not let d little thing like the location of the bout interfere with his meeting the other fellow in a fast and furious go.
 Georges Carpenter, champion French heavyweight and John Beckett are scheduled to meet the latter part of this month and it is reported that the Frenchman is slightly the favor ite in the betting.
 The amount offered Dempsey by Cochrane is twenty five thousand dol lars more than Willard got for the Fourth of July fight. From present indications, Dempsey is willing to take on any and all corners providing the fight conditions are agreeable.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
Dempsey Expects
 To Accept Offer

FIGHT WINNER OF CARPENTIER- BECKETT FIGHT WHICH IS TO BE PULLED OFF IN ENGLAND THIS MONTH
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
HUN ASSEMBLY
 HAS RATIFIED
 PEACE TREATY
BY A VOTE OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN GERMAN NATION AL ASSEMBLY RATIFIES THE ALLIES PEACE TREATY.

WEIMAR, July 9.-P)-The Ger man government has now officially accepted the peace treaty. Altho it was known that this action would be eventually taken, there has been a
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-10
GOOD OFFER IS
 MADE TOCHAMP
 FOR ONE FIGHT

PROMOTER COCHRANE RAILING FROM PARIS, FRANCE, STEPS FORTH WITH AN OFFER OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS