The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-06-17

cious and felonious destruction O
property" ~"~- - j, =.
'The warrant does not charge thu
crime of robbery" was suggested tt
one of the detectives. -.
SWELL, if we had written down al
the charges based on the evidence
we have at hand" was the reply
1--WE would not have had enough pa.
per to write on. Further than that
l do not wish to say anything but il
will all come out in due course oil
time" -
The warrant was sworn out in Be.
midi in police court.
Turns Dumas Over.
This noon Chief Ring of Hibbing
who arrested Dumas turned him over
to the judge of the Hibbing munich
pal court and a deputy sheriff, who
started with him to Grand Rapids
When this became known at Cass
Lake where Fullerton, Fielding and
Hazen have spent the day, Sheriff
Hazen at once left for Grand Rapids
where he took charge of Dumas this
afternoon and will bring him to Be-
midi.
-. Dumas Office Searched.
At Cass Lake this afternoon the
Office of Dumas was searched on the
Iastrength of a search warrant: issued
by Judge Ives to Deputy Sheriff Mack
Kennedy of that place. It is said
that papers of an discriminating
character were found in Dumas
office.
Dumas safe was taken to the bank
and placed in the vault. An expert
has been summoned from St. Paul
and the safe will be opened Monday
and it's contents are expected to add
| oSAAA AAOA AA5AI I'll CAc Case.
Fast Trip in Autos.
The trip from Bemidji to Cass Lake
was made in record time by two auto
mobiles, the first driven by v. Curtis
carried Fire Marshal Fullerton, Sup
erintendent Fielding and Sheriff
Hazen while the second car driven
by G. w. Jewett carried a Twin City
newspaper man and A. G.. Rutledge
DR.. Dumas while in Bemidji Wed
nesday was the guest of DR.. D. L.
Stanton for six o'clock dinner at the
Rex, after which the two went to
the Commercial club rooms, where
an hour was spent in the parlor, Dr.
Stanton going from there to his
office.
Drinks Buttermilk Here,
DR.. Dumas in company with Dr.
Desmond, county coroner of Hubbard
spent some time in the Bank saloon
The two men drank buttermilk. II
was noticed that the doctor while in
Bemidji drank no Intoxicating liquor
and that he was less talkaive than
usual.
Fail to Find Missing Bandit.
All efforts to find the wounded
bandit at Puposky have so far failed
Detectives led a posse of farmers
into the tangled underbrush of the
forest near that village but up tc
this afternoon he had not been 1ocat-
ed, although the pursuers are sure
that he was badly wounded.
Strict orders have been issued by
Sheriff Hazen not to permit anyone
to see or converse with Bean in jail
here. -s
Both May Be Murderers.
Both Davis and Bean are said tc
face charges of murder, the former
for shooting a policeman in Chicago
The strangest and most surprising
part of the tragic story is that part
which relates to Mayor Dumas.
The mayor of Cass Lake, whose
father lives in Minneapolis, has beer
highly respected as a leading physi.
clan and faithful official. During
the time that "Pussyfoot'' johnson
was attempting to close all the sa.
looms in the Indian country of the
Northern part of the state, in which
/ .Cass Lake is located, g Mayor Dumas