The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-18
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WILSON STATES LEAGUE OFFERS
 THE FIRST TRIBUNAL WHICH CAN
 CONSIDER CHINA'S COMPLAINTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept r. -QP P-In his address de- vered tonight before large and enthusiastic audience President Wilson asserted that the league of nations pre- sents in ei the only reasonable solution the Shanung question: He declared that the society of nations offers the first tribunal before which China bring complaint of her wrongs and which will have the right and jurisdiction Ito adjust questions of this kind
 Touching upon the Shanung question, the President sad i'll part "Neither the United States the men, who are protesting the Shanung award offered word protest the original ccssion rights there Germany Nor any protest entered by these men or factions when Chinese taken by France England and other great pOWerS
 The reception of President Wilson, when he appeared at Ithe Civic auditorium tonight, of the greatest jtions that has accorded him his continental speaking tour When he appeared the the i'm nesc audience chcered for thirteen minutes and more before the house became quiet enough for the rodc tory remarks The auditorium twelve thousand peo- D and packed with hundreds of persons crowded into the available standing space The nolSmcSs of the crowd made the speaking of the President very difficult it being |praccaly impossible keep the congregaed people from voicing aloud their admiration for the chief executive. Dur ling the entire address, of persons in the gallery kept yelling and talking loud aItho they meant no dis respect the speaker but could refrain from expressing their enthusiasm.
 ADDRESSES WOAIAN'S CLUB SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IT, Hp Speaking before Ithc Wonans Club here this evening" President Wilson de- tended the attitude of the peace conference at Versailles toward China and the Chinese He asserted that had clone something China and had tried to establish scheme under which might be accomplished for that nation III Ithe future.
 He declared I have been assured Great Powers of the world that under the league of nations there will be Iestabshed a international policy for protecting the Chinese integrity The present treaty is the first i'll the his tory of the modern world that really does anything for the benefit of Cfna'
 It is estimated that than 1000 club women of San
 Francisco and Oakland heard the Presidents address and 1t was we'll received They gave him splendid ovation on his Appearance which lasted several minutes. l ARRIVES FROM OAKLAND l SAN FRANCISCO, Sept .--(4o)-President Wilson arrved on the San Francisco side this morning at 9:5O o'clock on a special ferry Oakland Despite the early hour he was by dense crowds and the streets thru which The passed downtown packed with dense masses O eo ple.
 LEAGUE A FORUM | ABOARD WILLS SONS TRAIN, Sept H-(4'-Speak- nq for q few minutes this morning a crowd which had gathered at a small along the rOute President Wilson referring to the league of nations said: 1.-The league o ma tons constitutes forum before which could be prot all claims for se-deernnaton which would be likely to affect the peace of the wOrd
 IREI,ANDS CASE
 He pointed out the folly of Ireand's attempt to str up oDD0son to league saying "relandS own case could properly be settled by the league. Her claims could not come before the peace conference at Versailles because they did not come within the jurisdiction ot that body but there is nothing those claims from Del1S peSeed a,fn af $ established.