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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

iencontro tsu eio u se 10 ajust0, u mi
irando ae, arriba alaie al comerciante,
declare "Senor fmle! cuando Sc tienen
soldados que son clientes, es precise
,reconocerlcs .tallto son u!niforme de
guerra como con y Innifoi'me de gala"
s. Tai era el mosauetero de la guerra
modeilla. s,R6cilerdo,, Ia .pena. que sc
experiment6 con, III noticia de su muerr
tie en-. aquoIi maglifice :ejercito del
stmlnes (onde eian. milchosy los que
.Ie couocfan. Nea, todagfa ak Coronel
Mcgee redaotando en- ulis pobre Guar
tueho de villarss y retonllenx zen 4donde
el 4d0s des linea. SO ienGolhtraba, descan-
sando. despu6s s,dege los.Scomba tess; de
Iielam y. antes de los de ,Bucliavesnes,
la eta mica 4. hoy repralucen todos
los periodicos: .Herido por .primera
xez en- Montana. Tom0 parte. en- las
cs,rgas del General .MarglleSitte. i"
Estas lfneas que parecen sacadas.
Tie. .Ulld HONeld NAc3rfd Asskidt tpS's3 1lSUld ~
SIDE. va ilnpresas Ell 1916. M Louis.
Barthou.s quien llabfamos s.contado
la vida y las hazaf1as de este com
patricia, nego a :consagrarle nns bellf7
simO artfculo. ~ ~1&5 san ,s.ss
81 las oficiIas del Millisterio de Ia
Guerra, tlescubTpn hoy oficialmente al
Captain Dumas. su.4 carrera ,epicif,
ser;i .notivo de felicitaci6n para stodos
los patriotas franoeses.i que ddesean
guardap .elrecuerdu de. sus- heroes, de
6popeya- - '-s-a, i..4!.., 4.-h M
Reprodilcimos eGntiIgaei6h In ei-
ia Iinica consagrada -ala her0ico Capt.
tan D,unasyi " que fu6 proporcionada
a la. preusa por elt Ministerio de Ia,
Guerra frances: 4.sf.3gf2c4 ,4,,.fyj. .,f1
,..rGapitaip Dumasl Arthur ,,,-it'a ;
!. "Capitan5de cabalierfa destacado de
servicio Ell ell 44o. de Regimiento. de
Infanterfa.
"Herido por primera vez, en- Menta-
ma, di0 cargas con ell general Margue-
rite; prisionero ell Sedan, Sc escape
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-28

Paris, 1920. El IL de ag0sto de
,1916, el capitan Arthur Dumas, Official
de caballerfa, de seryicio Ell el. 440
regimiento de infanterfa. Gaia "a la
cabeza de slls hombres al lanzarse al
asalto del bosqpe de Hemm, al Norte
del Somme. La bala que detenfa 81
marcha lie habfa herido, 81 no me en-,
gafio, Ell la frenta; coinpren06 que la
muerte era inevitable y habfa diciio i
los dos soldados que HsIeudieron Il le-
yantarle: Amigos mics, estoy Gespa
chado esta vez.a las cosas no tienen
remedio". Entenccs. los soldados. que
Sabfan 10 que siglilicaba "esta yez"
en- la boca de su jefe, cargaron con su
cuerpo para HcTarle hacia la retagnar
dia. O.
AIientras con el iban tropezando tpor
el campo Gle batalla, el Captain Arr
thur Dumas dej5 de vivir. Eli las
trincheras. en- los crateres. en- los abri-
gos de aquel centro lie c;irniceria que
era el bosquc de Hemm. Sc supo que
habia muerto, Y sus hombres lloraron,
por una muerte que pa
recfa mas temible que todas las otras.
Porque el padre Dumas" era un per-
sonaje Gpico un Soldado de leyenda.
Parecfa immortal.
~
I2nfa sesenta y seis amos y llabia ser
vido dura1te. toda la guerra. HeclIo
prisiOneFO por eli enemigO,. en. Belgica,
cOnsiglli6 escaparse para ir luchar
en- ell Marine. Herido. Y. apenas cIlra-
do, habfa dese;tdo partir para los Dar
danelos, en- donde concurri0 todas
las acciones de armas. Con el Primer
de Marcia del Africa, ha
bfa tornado parte en- la retirada del
N!atdar. Herido una vez mas, vplvi0
"A Francia para llegar Yerdtn el II
de febrero de 1916, para defender la
aldea de BeZonyauz. Grayemente he
rido por un obds, Y hecho prisionero
por los alemanes. habfa ehcontrado
ell medic de cruZar sus lfneas de il
a unirse con los restos de su-regimien
to. Acababa dc incorporarse a este
en- el Somme, cuando muri0 vfctima
de Su decima herida, mientras que
caminaba al frente de un ataque vic
torioso.
Este antique suayo pontiticio, medic
garc0n y medic yasco, eyocaba 81 re-
cqerdo de D'Artagnan y de, Cyrano de
Bergerac. Habfa estado a pHnto de
perder La vista en- lima E;ltalla y, lleva-
ba un ojo de cristal. 10 que, para eI,
constituia un tema perp9tpo de bro
mas. Para il, al combate, nunca con-
sentfa en- guardian esa "impedimenta,'
exclamando: "tIoy, es precise batirse
en- traie de guerra y no con qniforme
de gala. Y Sc guarGaba el toqtjo en- en- !
el bolsillo.
FuG -asf como cierto odia. on... allle
su reginiento sc hallaba acantonadOI
a retaguardia, eel Captain Duhias;l haJ
bi6ndose vcstido de gala, fue llevar-
su reloj al relojero de la altlea para
que Sc 10 arreglase. Sc reeibi0 la or
den de volFer a la lfnea de fuegoi " Ell
Captain Dumas fu6 yer al relojero
para recojer su cron6metro, pero esta
vez hizo su vista en- traje de campa-
Tia. y como el relojero no reconcile
Sc aquel Official tuerto. este. sin de-
cir palabra, busc6 dnetro de su bolsillo,
s-r4F s:2F.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

theatre BY Manager Frank Bligh
last evening 70 witness Marshall
Neilan's latest contribution 10 the
screen 'sGo and Get IT.
With cast that includes such
prime favorites as Pat o'Malley.
Agnes Ayres. Wesley Barry, j. Bar
nev sherry, Noah Beery and others.
Go and Get II" IS said by many to-
be the melodramatic treat Of the
season. Certainly there is no doubt
that ii entertains since it presents
fast-moving action, full portion Of
thrills, a rich flavor Of adventure
suspense, romance and humor.
1t details the adventures OF al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Paul Fushc. real estate dealer
OF Mt. Angel, is in the city on
business.
Jess Patton and r. w. Harris
We're furnished free cots in the
city Jail last night.
Approximately $l00 worth Of
goods has been stolen from his
store room during the last few
days, III. Steinbock complained to
police last night. Mr.. Steinbock
requested that officers keep an
eye ON his property.
Sixteen men were given beds
or at least room in which to lie
down-in the city Jail Saturday
night. They told officers their
names were John Healey, John r.
Cummings. Condo Janio, Jess Pat
ton, George Smith, j. p. O'Nell,
r. Noico, 7. Baker. Edward
Brown, H. Hill, Albert White, Dim
Kelly, Harry Talbert, Will Louis,
Frank Tammerberger and Edgar
Guindon.
sherman Clay & company make
AN announcement for the lnforma-
ton Of the general public. we
wish to announce that we have
but one sales representative IN
Salem and vicinity. which Is the
C. S. Hamilton Furniture Co. Any
one claiming to be able to furnish
buyers with any of the makes
that we carry, dre misrepresent-
ing the facts. A deal must be made
either through our own direct
statesmen, or through @. s. Hamil-
ton Furniture Co., to receive recog-
milton. Sherman Clay & Co. 292*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

newspaper reporter who l. detei
mined to bring his crooked pub-
Usher to account. While gathering
evidence in this direction. his nose
for news involves him in the task
OF running several murders to
earth. He is accompanied in his
assignment by feminine inter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Mrs. Fred Pepperling Of near
Stayton is at the home Of her
daughter in Salem recovering from
an operation which she recently
underwent at the Salem hospital.
When you think Of good clothes
think Of Mosher, the tailor. i
Mrs. Walter L. Smith Of near
Salem has been visiting friends in
Corvallis for a few days,
Mrs. 7. j. Hopkins was a week
end visitor with friends in All
bany.
The crocodile-ask to hear this
saxaphone sextette record. Stiff
Furniture Co. 2s5&
Magazine club rate. The Ace,
l27 North High. 292s
The Charles r. Archerd Imple-
ment Co. is overstocked on ground
wheat and ground barley, and to
|reduce this stock will make a spe-
cial price for the remainder Of
this week. 1t will pay wou to in
vestigate. 293*
1t is understood that the Marion
county court will pave the road
from Jefferson to Green's bridge
next spring, connecting with
paved road from Albany in the
direction of Scio. 1t is said that
bitulithic pavement will be used
in the improvement of that road.
Linn county is also making prep
arations to complete the road from
the bridge to point within few
miles Of Scio.
"A life investment will be the
subject presented at the revival
service in the Jason Lee Memoir
ial church at 7:30 tonight. The
service is of vital interest to all
and especially the young people.
Come early. 293*
Each service of this week at the
Jason Lee Memorial church will
be filled with features of genuine
interest to people, young and old.
Come and enjoy these meetings
with us, The young people are es-
pecially welcome. 293*
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Huddleston
Of Woodburn were visiting in Sa-
lem yesterday.
Martin Tinglestad, who recent
ly purchased a farm in Ankeny
bottom near Sidney, was in town
on business yesterday.
Salem lodge No. a, A. F. & A.
M. Pacific lodge No. SO, A. F. &
A. M. Don't forget big Masonic
reunion w cuACoudy ht6hL DSSS-A.
ber 8th, $3.50 p. m. at the armory.
If you have not returned your
cards, do SO at once. II YOU have
| not received card, phone 720. Re-
! turn at once to committee the post
card attached to your invitation.
293s
New Edison disc and cylender
records arrived yesterday. This Is
| he best monhly allotment that
has reached us for some time
Geo. Wills music store. 292F
Wick Brothers report success
! full days business the first day IN
their new offices at Trade and
High streets, having sold r. r
| Evans, a prominent farmer ano
| fruit grower living near the kelzei
school, his second Samson tract
or and H. J. Pearson, a prominent
| farmer and fruit grower livlns
south of Salem, an Oakland sensi
hla c;v 293a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07
Silverton Women
To Hold Bazaar

Silverton. Dec r. Many beau
tjful articles that have been made
during the last year by the Mispah
circle, were placed on sale at the
annual pazaar Saturday. The ba-
zaar vas held in the Bowser fur
nitl,re store on Main street, which
was handsomely decorated for the
occasion by members of the circle
The articles sold very rapidly. The
Mispah circle for a number OF
years past has held these annual
sales, and the money derived from
the sales has been used for benevo-
lent purposes. The number Of ar
ticles this year is said to have been
greater than previous years. and
the assortment never more beauti-
full.
Portland.-A phonograph with
an unusually sweet tone has just
been perfected by G. P. Henkel OF
Henkel & Co. and the work OF
manufacturing the instruments on
a small scale has been started. The
Especial feature of this machine is
a wooden horn about five feet long
concealed in the interior of the cab
met and curving SO that it grad
ually expands to the bell" This
eliminates any metallic sound, as
the main part is of spruce. The
cabinets are in period design. The
manufacturing plant, 1t is hoped,
will be expanded in the near furu. {
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07
ut House Notes

Circuit Sotiie.
Ruchanan VS.. G. F. Booth.
eucl,anan alleges in his COM
AGAINST G. f. Booth that ne
the sum of SIS while IN his
i and he requests jutlgnent
his amount.
.ipess Mems Adjustment COM
"a M. Brown and M. Klorfein.l
asked money for certain acs
due. The action was dis
i by Judge George Bingham,
M shown to the satisfaction
I court tha. the defendants
no property which could be
i against.
4 Bank Of Bay City VS.. Jchn
"a Suit to collect promissory
n $55 with accrued interest.
aIint filed December 5.
lannon's was issued on Dacem-
by clerk w. G. Boyer to ~.
ussell, commanding him to ap,
and defend his interest in Ger
parcels of land. Summons
"a.
scenber 4, writ of habeas cor
Y parte w. Burlingame,a p con-
i the state penitentiary, served
puis Compton, warden at the
hilton, BY Sheriff w. +. Need
The warden is asked to show
Z why Burlingame should be
prisoner.
! i. Mcleod files complaint
hit Earl and Henry Nelson.
her compromised by attorneys
demurrer is withdrawn.
kcurity State bank VS.. Wood
= Farmers Produce company.
|er Of confirmation concerning
sale Of certain property. Filed
ember. s.
D. Wood VS.. w. B. whiting
Answer denying allegations
tained in action started by the
[ntiff. He asks that the com
ht Of Wood be dismissed. Filed
ember 6.
hOebe Ann Payne VS.. Henry
hry. An order by the court for
elication of summons. The action
pr divorce. The plaintiff alleges
! she is the mother Of eleven
!lren and that her husband has
Eaily deserted her; that he is now
esldent of the state of California
can therefore not be served
2 a summons by state officials,
lce she asks that she publish the
amons in a certain newspaper
That the copy of said notice be
liedt 0 h2r husband at his Cali
ma address now in possession OF
court. Petition was approved
order for this method of pro.
lnre WIS issued and signed by
6e Bingham on December 8.
IHnur Branch VS.. L. S. Lambert,
er granting an extension OF
e to Lambert to present bill OF
epuons to certain action against
go by the court on December 6,
Y g. Winslow VS.. Comstock
~n. Praecipt for execution OF
on in case decided against de-
1ant is issued, dated Dec s,
Probate Court.
the matter of the estate o1
nard W. Hurlburt an order il
60 discharging executrix and
ang the estate. Order is dated
ember 5th.
STATE of William J. Irwin ar
Y Tor the sale of his real estate
issued by the court and filed
ember 6.
aAte of Christian w. Mikkel.
The inventorying and appraise
= OF his estate was ordered b,
court. Papers containing the
~ Of the appraisers filed and
wed on December 6. Amount
'aved $4,000.
atate of Lucy Johnson. PROOF
psoiication of final notice re
= and accepted by the court
: December 6.
Marriage Licenses
! 0an F. Gray. 80. of Portland
sfapher, and Ruth Pedego
: local telephone girl were is
marriage license.
a The name is also changed
The Rutland sos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07
Newspaper Men
See "Go and Get IT.

The newspaper employees OF both
Salem local papers numbering
about 100 in all We're entertained to
a real movie treat at Ye Liberty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07
.at& = + y = = !
.,,.rrr EVENTS

7.-Cherrian meet
election Of officers.
!, rercial club, s p. m.
j Capitol Post NO.
smerican Legion, meet
srmory s o'clock; k.,o..,
~. 7.-oregon Electri-
/ Contractors & Dealers
.ociatlon, Marion hotel, 4
W s.-Masons' reunion,
rcry, $50 o'clock.
~ g. Junior Guild
,sce. Moose hall.
80. s.-Open forum
.sting, Commercial club,
~ = 10, IL, 12.-Western
.gon older Boys confer
~, Salem. ,ao.;an
|.Iem Business Mems
M. 15.-War Mothers
xaar, armory.
Enoc 25.-Christmas Day.
@H* X X X X X + \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07
.it,yhliatS' :

The Glen hotel and rooming
apartments are now under new
management and will in future be
run as strictly first class room
ing house by day or month at reas-
enable rates and guaranteed clean
Auto tops dressed with our wa
ter proof, sunproof dressing will
save that top. Hulls Top Shop, Y
building. :
Tailored suits, reduced prices.
See Mosher. Court street. .
Lloyd j. Hauser of Eugene vis-
tied with the Hauser brothers here
during the week end.
Tailored clothing reduced at
Mosher's; high class tailor. =
Poultrymen, keeping Reds or
Rocks, phone 400, Needham. Have
attractive offer. .293
Tailored overcoats $50. See the
coatings at Mosher's. e
B. p. o. e. dance Tuesday night
Dec. 7th, for Elks and their Ia
dies. 292*
Mrs. Viola Woods of Corvallis
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Shepard, in Salem. She
plans to spend most of the winter
in this vicinity visiting also at the
home of her son, Ernest Woods.
Every suit at Mosher's reduced.
See our patterns. y
Order that suit now at liberal
reduction. Mosher. =
B. r. o. e. dance Tuesday night
Dec. 7th. for Elks and their la
dies. 292*
Ralph Hammett, Is. escaped
from the state school for feeble
minded yesterday, Salem police
were told. Hammett is said to be
dark complexioned. with black
hair He is five feet, four inches
in height and weighs 125 pounds.
Officers are searching for him.
Miss MolIie Prichard has re-
turned to her home in salem after
visiting some time with Albany
friends.
Mrs. A. Pierce visited friends
in Albany during the week end.
loves stpre for diamonds.
All kinds Of jewelry, Loves. :
If you're kid, or ever were a
kid see "Soul of Youth" 295s
Love. jeweie.. matchmaker. Sa-
en-. % @..N
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Duncan are
| visiting i'm Albany for a few days.
J. c.. Davis of Salem is visiting
relatives in Corvallis this week.
The United Artisans will give 9
social dance at the Moose hal
Tuesday evening, Dec. Z, 1920
Cards and dancing. Artisans ant
| friends .inuited 2a2,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Election OF Off
GERS and annual re-
ports, Tuesday 1850
p. m. The armory.
1899
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

New Edison disc and cylender
records arrived yesterday. This IS
he best monhly allotment that
has reached us for some time
Geo. Wills music store. 292*,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

y. E. dance Tuesday night
Z. s'n, for Elks and their la
1922
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Paul Fushc. real estate dealer
of Mt. Angel, is in the city on
business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Duncan are
visiting in Albany for a few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

The United Artisans will give a
social dance at the Moose hall
Tuesday evening, Dec. Z. 1920.
Cards and dancing. Artisans and
friends invited. 292*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

Tailored overcoats $50. See the
coatings at Mosher's. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

). c. Davis of Salem is visiting
relatives in Corvallis this week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

The name is also changed
The Rutland. zs2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-07

B. p. o. e. dance Tuesday night
Dec. 7th, for Elks and their Ia
dies. 292*
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
MAN EVER ELECTED
 LOWER HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (by Associ- ated Press) The distinction of being one of the youngest men ever elected to the national house of representa- tives is claimed by Clarence J. Me Leod, Detroit attorney, who was elect ed from Detroit in the Thirteenth Michigan district at the recent cleo ton to fill a vacancy.
 MT. Mcleod became 25 years old July 3, this year In the primary election on August 31. or less than two months after he became eligible to seek congressional honors. he de- feated three other Republicans for the short-term nomination to fill the vacancy created by the death of Rep resentative Charles E. Nichols of De- troit MT. Mcleod will be retired from congress on March 4, next, by Vincent NJ. Brennan, elected congressman from the same district for the long term.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
PROCEEDINGS IN DISTRICT COURT
 SESSION TODAY

At todays session of tke district court the following business was dis posed of:
 The case of Charles Chaborka vs. Kennecott Copper Corporation was set for trial December IA.
 Divorces were granted plaintiffs in the cases of Luthenia Church vs. Ira Church and Frederick T. Bentineau vs. Louise A. Bentineau.
 Morrison vs. Town of Cordova went over to the next term of court.
 The case of Rolfe vs. Lewis Is set for trial tomorrow.
 Elsner vs. Central Alaska Fisheries Company was settled by litigants and the case dismissed by the court.
 Fujji vs. Eng was set for trial December 16.
 Knute Nafsted, Charles Bloom and John vinquist were granted their citizenship papers.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
NAzIMOVA PLEASES IN "THE BRAT," AGAIN
 REPEATED TONIGHT

The mere announcement is enough to arouse keenest anticipation. No need to dwell on the supreme art of this great actress To all theater goers, her name stands for perfection. Never twice alike, she is the chame. leon of the screen.
 The Brat" hits the high water mark even of her wondrous talent. It is so keenly human, with such a world of humor. pathos, so full of sur prising twists and captivating incl. dents. Nazimova makes "The Brat" a living character,-a waif that you'll laugh at, sympathize with, love and end by adoring
 But no need for further comment if you didn't see it last night, ask your neighbor who did. and you'll learn this Is the best yet, of all the fine pictures of Nazimova has done. It's repeating for the last time to- night
 Tomorrow, program especially planned for every child in Cordova, from eight to eighty Fred Stone. the world famous comedian and aero bat, in his best picture, Johnny Get Your Gun"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
LOCOMOTIVE MAKES
 FIRST RUN ON ROAD

The Baldwin locomotive that was assembled at North Nenana recently and which will be placed on the Falr- banks. made the trail run recently from Nenana to Fairbanks.
 The big engine was piloted by En- gineer Pete Gallagher with Superin- tendent Packer and J. s. Seeley as passengers. The engine was sent out on the creek run following the Chat anika regular. in order to learn whetn- CT the greater length of the new loco motive over the older types will hin der it in making the sharp curves on the Panama valley road.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
FORMER ALASKA CLERK
 NOW IN COLORADO

Claude Gordon, formerly of the Fairbanks force of the mining expert ment station is now in the office of the station at Golden, Colo.
 Gorden visited the Golden station while on his way to Rolo. Mo, where banks.
 GGrden will be transferred from Golden to Reno, Nevada
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
REFUSE PASSPORTS s
 TO U. s. COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (by Associ- ated Press). - The British embassy has refused to wise the passports of members of the special committee of inquiry into conditions in Ireland, thus preventing them from visiting Ireland and Great Britain.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
WATER TO BE SHUT OFF
 TO REPAIR THE MAIN

The water on First St. and D. St. will be shut off at II tonight till 9 tomorrow morning for repairs to main.
 ALASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
MRS. WILSON GIVES
 AN INTENTIONAL TEA

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 {by Associ- ated Press) Mrs Woodrow Wilson gave an invitational tea al the White House yesterday afternoon.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

The regular meeting of the Parent Teacher Association, scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed until further notice.
 In the pool tournament at The Club last night Dr. w. w Council won two straight games from Charles Ristine, the scores being 125 to 46 and 125 to 52 Tonight William Urqu- hart and James Dennis will play.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

Miss Ollie Audett slipped and fell while skating on Eyak lake last night and fractured her ankle.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

The steamship Northwestern is due here early Saturday morning.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-07
FIRE AT FAIRBANKS JAIL
 CAUSES HASTY REMOVAL

The federal jail at Fairbanks was threatened with destruction by fire yesterday afternoon and for a time there was considerable excite ment in that part of town. The in- mates of the institution were taken out hastily and confined temporarily in the detention hospital.
 A survey of the wreck today in- dicates that the damage is not as great as was believed at first and it is probable that repairs will be made immediately. The damage IS not sufficient to warrant the con struction of new building although it is generally admitted that one is much needed.
 The fire occurred at three o'clock.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-07
BAD MAN IS CAUGHT

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 7-George Boyd was wounded yesterday in a fight in which three officers were killed. Boyd admitted later that he fired the shots which killed all three of them and still later he confessed that he was one of the men con- cerned in the attacks on girls in Howard street house, in San Fran cisco, for which five men, including two kruvosky brothers, boxers, were indicted.