Paine

In December, 1915, the appellee, Paine, as trustee of the Kake Trading & Packing Company (to be called Trading Company), a corporation voluntarily adjudged a bankrupt On April 9, 1915, brought suit in the United States Court in Oregon against Kendall, Gordon, Sanborn, Kake Packing Company, and San-born-Cutting Company for an accounting by the Sanborn-Cutting Company of its conduct of the business of the Kake Packing Company, a corporation (to be called the Packing Company), since May, 1914, for restitution of the assets of the Packing Company, and for an account of 125 shares of stock of the Packing Company belonging to the Trading Company, and for judgment against Kendall, Gordon, and Sanborn-Cutting Company and each of them for $12,500, and for other relief. On the same day Paine, as trustee, brought suit in Alaska against the Kake Packing Company and appellant herein, Sanborn-Cutting Company. In the Alaska case the trustee prayed that the conveyance of the assets be held void, and that the Cutting Company account and make restitution to the Packing Company, or that, if restitution could not be had, the property be held by the Cutting Company subject to the debts of the Packing…