The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-11
INVESTIGATION FALLS DOWN;
M'DUFF|E To Be RE|NSTATED

charged the officers with violence and
profanity. lie threatened TO sue out
some sort of court proceedings.
I But he never did.
| This action so impressed the Chinese
gamblers that the following day two
/ big games voluntarily shut down.
| They have not since been rcopcncd.
Nothing Like Explaining Thisl
| But McDullie will have TO continue
| his explanations by chapters and chap
/ ters He will have to explain, for
/ instance, say those who have aided in
the investigation:
Why, when in personal charge Of n
raiding party he secured evidence that
game was being conducted in the
store of the Honolulu Feed Company on
Smith street, he did not raid it. In
the party were himself, Detectives Swa
den, Olsen and Apana and Sergeant
| kellett. They crossed The roof, got into
the attic, bored holes in the floors, and
the officers looked at the game through
them. Apana, the gambling expert of
the staff identified the game. Swadcn
and Apana saw money passed across
the table. Kellett did not look, and
although the other officers insisted that
! the evidence was sufficient, the chief
gave orders to get out without doing
anything.
inis M, ease was Put up W MeDu"'c yos-
.eloay morning. his eApialiation was
tEPieai ne sala that Iaiu'ng was
nlat'Ir VI G'sgre'lon WIN nun, as ne
M Mas ncau ol tne department anu .naC
altnougn ne "iu hot raiu Tue sa"o
thnn' ne u,u Iater' n,
nc eAp'anatioh was acecpteu' pu.
II ~ Is l''',cr ol Po,ice h'o"ie1se Una.
tne Sa,le eonl'nuea 10 run, ~ went
ou' VI business WIN the rcSt; they say
Wheh ROSE tooN charse oi the ucPart-
heht'
Ana Ihls!
Maybe McDuflie's "discretion and
his use of 1t was the reason why the
gamblers in the cellar of the Fook Chin
Wo store laughed in uproarious mirth
when Detective Swaden battered down
their doors and placed forty.eight of
them under arrest They thought the
falu JOKE Imey continued TO tnlhk
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tba Ja,,4.. eLd.iT L;oIf ,,;.i, H.
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tho,, 80 eli, ,,,;n,o1 IT, -
| l.,
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r, tnni. t,,n dons tn aa,,.;,oo .hon
+bat tbow ,yo,.o sofo SyLon tho, ,xora
6noli,, indncod to tcst;f,, IL ,yas unlor
nm cmnbotic onorantco of nrotcction
ogoinst Mcnrs;o civcn thon h,, Tho
deputy sheriff
This. MS will readily be seen, requires
more explanations.
But that is not all.
He Can Continue Explaining This.
McDui6o IN has already hoor noted,
said tbot bo conId NOT grt informcrs
These arc some snerifc facts NOT inst
rcneralities:
On August % an informer called on
4 McDunie and told him that he could
d
which was then running full blast.
The chief mentioned plan to raid
it, but he didn I do it. He put it Off.
iie never raided it. Rose raidcd it on
his third night in that office and it has
never opened since.
y Korean informer came up from
mr,,p,nu ,l,a; ""u heIort.u Una. sane was
drcd men engaged in MAY McDuffi.
4 put il of. lie told thc ipformor to
come again next week
He returned on August %, He said
the game was still in full blast Me-
Dufiie said he would not raid il be.
cause he was "too tired Al eleven
4 clock that night he went fishing, it
is said.
These are simply sample cases.
\ Evidence Mopey
The charges against KeIiett referring
to the embezzlement of eviden1e
money have some relation to Monre;a
Keilett admitted to renrosantatiua
of The Advortiser +hot - i,as 'a,a,,