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fellows who separated him from the
larger part Of his roll. .
It appears that the accused man
has been travelling around the western.
part of the state for some time past
with a carload Of pianos owned by
the local concern. He has been dis
posing. Of these at the small towns
along the way, and in many cases, ac-
cording to Mr.. Gets, has been hold:
ing back the money he received from
the sales. 4 T. 3
Warrant Issued at Bismarck.
An Investigation was started q. week
ago., with the result that a warrant
for Tincher's arrest was obtained.
The salesman was arrested in Dickin-
son and taken to Bismarck for q hear
ing.
Mr.. Gets says that. Tincher got in
to a similar scrape last. winter but
that the offense was overlooked, and
that. he was allowed to continue in
the employ of the company on giving
his note for the amount that he was
short. This, note Mr.. Gets says, has
not been paid as yet.
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OLAuTA. n. D. IS
MAKING GREAT GROWTH

Olanta, n. D., Dec. 9.-Since the re-
moval Of Golden Valley to this point
Olanta is growing at a rapid rate. The
splendid weather hat has prevailed
his fall has enabled many of the peo-
pie to complete their construction work
and has resulted in more cottages be-
ing erected than it has been hoped for
earlier in the season. Many new en-
~terprises have located here in addition
to those, that moved from Golden VAL
ley. Among the latter Is a drugstore,
established by a Hebron firm. DIR.
Claybaugh Of Rolette has moved here
and established a practice. The rails
for the new line are expected to reach
here some time during the coming
week. This will be the terminal point
Of the line for the winter.
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HENKE WILL AGAIN
Be A CANDIDATE

Mandan. n. D., Dec. 9.-The recall
petition filed against H. L. Henke, the
president Of the Mandan commission,
is attracting considerable attention.
because Of the fact he was only re-
Gently elected to the position. r.. c..
G. Kennedy, who was defeated by one
vote, is the active factor in fling thel
recall. Mr.. Henke will be q candidate.
for reelection and expects to be again,
chosen. Kennedy and others will,
again make the race. The COMMITS
sion selected w. w. Fuller to a place
on the commission to succeed Henke,
promoted to the presidency.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09
SAYS JACK KRRAABBBBIITTSS
HAVE TUBERCULOSIS

Garrison, N, D, Dec. DIR. Ray Of
this place is authority for the state-
ment that ~jackrabbits in this section
of North Dakota are nearly all aff1ict-
ed with tuberculosis. He says that he
has examined many that had been
killed, and practically all were infect
ed. Killing ~jackrabbits is a favorite
pastime with the boys and many grown
men in the winter time. Frequently
the meat is eaten and relisaed. The
doctor thinks if the shooters realized
the condition Of the rabbits they would
refrain from converting them into food,
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at the public school. A short but en-
1oyable programme was given by the
high school pupils. The society will
meet at the school every two weeks
during the term. -.-
,;y mf ana MRS; Mahlou Maheerar4se az ar
Thursday, after a months visit with
friends in that territory. They re-
maired In Crystal until Saturday, when
they left for Pennsylvania, in which
state Mrs. Wintermute's parents live.
They will spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cameron and
family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Grand Forks. 49, "
L. c. Curtis, of Halstad, Mimi, who
was billed to throw Chas. Goldsmith
Of Crystal at the operahouse saturday
evening, not only failed to throw Gold
smith, but was thrown by the latter in
a little less than half an hour.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09
THOUSANDS OF BUSHELS
AWAIT. RAILROADS. COMING

Arnegard, N. D., Dec. Gin antici-
patton of the arrival Of the Great
Northern here during the week, thou
sands of bushels of Mckenzie county
grain are being hauled here. The@track
laying gang is, now between here and
Alexander, having reached; the latter
town several days ago. The piles for
the bridge here have. been laid and
everything is in readiness for the tim
.bers and for the steel. There will be
a great deal of grain and other ship
mentsf just as soon as the road is in;
shape to- handle the business. e.
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n. D. PARTY HAVING FINE
TRIP DOWN MISSISSIPPI

White Earth, N. D., Deco 9.-Re~
and j. F. Williams, who left here Nov.
8 on a trip down the Missouri. and will
go down the mississippi into the Gulf
OF Mexico, are they are making SPLEEN
did time on their trip. They are head
ed for the Panama canal and have: a
forty-fve foot. launch which is twelve
feet in width at the widest point. They
have a fifteen horse power marine en-
CINE and down the Missouri, t11ey aver
aged about 100 miles daily and had
only one breakdown. They will hunt
along the Mississippi down TO the gulf
then follow hat around the coast to
Florida. Later on they will go to IAN
ANA and see the canal. H. F. Tracy
is, postmaster at, Grinneal and Grant
Tracy is a general merchant at. this
point. y
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Crystal Notes,

Crystal. NJ. D!, Dee. s.-To The For-
UNI: DR.. Suterfi6 Of Grafton; was In
town Sunday, called here by the Illness
aof5Mrs. James Mitchell.
James Morrison left Saturday for Ed
monitor, Alta,.8wfaere hsFexpectssto re-
main during the winter.
Or Friday evening the members Of
the school literary society held their
first meeting in the high scheolFroera
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VELVA BOOSTERS STAGED
A Big CELEBRATION

Velva, n. D., Dec. 9.--If1eG boosters.
of Velva celebrated the completion of
the electric light plant by a banquet
at which 2~50speople were present Adj
dresses were made by leading citizens
the acquisition Of the lighting plant,
which adds greatly to the converliences
Of the town. For some years Velva.
has had waterworks and sewers, but
has4not had an electric slight7system till
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Ward County Court.

Minot. n. D., Dec. 9.-County court
Of Ward county viii V January
Z, 1914, there will be between forty
and fifty criminal cases on the docket
besides a large number Of civil cases
to be tried.
The jury for this term Of court will
be called late this week.
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FOR SALE

Wishing to retire from the practice
of law, | offer my law library of $50
volumes, book shelves of the Macy
patent, large safe and Office furniture,
for sale, at CasseIton, North Dakota.
A first class location. Address, SMITH
STlMMEL, Casselton, NJ. D.-Advt.
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Newspaper Man Sued.

. :Minot, N. d.. Dec. 9. George J.
Smith,. we'll known throughout the
state in newspaper circles and owner
of. several small town papers in this
section of the state is being sued in
district court at Minot for IS, 900 by
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Expects Larger Shortage.

G., w. Gets, president of the piano
company, said that when Tincher's
books were checked up it would prob
ably be found that, he was short a
much larger amount than was charg-
ed in the warrant for his arrest.
MI. Gets has a letter from finch
er, in which the latter admits short
ages in his. accounts. but explains that
he fell in with a number of good
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Harry Fisher a Max newspaper mai
and now owner Of a. quarter section OF
ground which Smith gave him for the
paper. Fisher alleged that Smith OBJ
tanned the paper under false repre-
sentation.
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After ten years experimenting a
Liverpool man has perfected a product
seaweed for the manufacture of
.noninf1amnable- motion picture films
and paper, claimed to be water, lame
and germ proof.
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FRIENDLY GAME
CAUSE OF THEFT

Grand Forks, n. D., Dec. O.
A friendly card game is said to
have caused the downfall of c. E.
Tincher, agent for the Gets Piano
Co. of this city, who is under ar
rest at Bismarck charged with en-
bezzltng $3.50 from the company, the
money having been derived from the
sale Of part Of a carload of pianos
which he was selling in the western
part of the state.
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BDoU THEATER

Izzy the General, which has been
pleasing large crow fata tha< Bijou
Theater all the latte half Of this week
Will be seen tonight for the last time.
This bill is a highly pleasing and has
met with the unanimous approval. IL
Is replete with good clean comedy and
Monte Carter as the General Is riot
OF fun. His work in this show Is espe-
cially pleasing. 4 double plot runs
through the show causing complicat1
ed situations Of q hilarious nature that
make the show all the more enjoyable.
Splendid musical numbers are much
enjoyed. The Chop Stick Rag, 4
novel Oriental number is well render
ed by Miss Del Estes and the Dane
ing Chicks. When You're Away ia
the title of pretty duet by Miss
Estes and Harrington. Miss Dee Lo.
retta sings sails on Siivery Moon. Z
Harrington renders MY Sumurun
Cir" catchy and tuneful selection.
Commencing Monday The Mnnte
Carter Co. win present .Izzy's Visit, ]"
a show that will be one of the biggest
hits that Carter has ever presented.
This is a big production and every
character in the show Is q star part.
The story centers on the troubles of
young man who Is left in charge of
his fathers mansion while his father
Is away visiting. Running short Of
funds the young man and his negro
servant conceive the idea of renting
the vacant rooms to raise the neces-
sary cash. They do so and succeed
In getting varied array OF roomers
including Icy. and his wife. The trou-i
bic and INN that ensues cannot be de-
scribed but must be seen to be appre-
ciated. During the action OF the
show various members of the CON-
pany will sing the latest hits assisted
by the Dancing Chicks in song and
dance ensemble.
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DEP0RTED CHINESE
EN- R0lTE TO ORIENT

Chinese to the ntnber of 153. shin.
led to San FrancisA from the Mexi
can border states While covered by
bond aggregating $7s50O. arrived 81
this port in the liner Iersia today, en-
route to the Orient. living been de.
ported.
The 0riertals have hem gathered
up the past few months d towns and
villages on the Mexican border as
they were attempting Il cross the
line into the United Staes. They
originally landed at SAM Francisco
from the Orient, being boxed as
transients enroute to Mexicsn points.
As fast as they attempted b return
to the United States they wee inter.
cepted.
From the time they were turned
ever to the Southern Pacific Company
for shipment until they were hnded
at the Pacific Mail dock in San iran
cisco, the company was under bands
of $500 for each Celestial. It required
seven large wagons. and I,ne alto
truck to transport them from he
creek ferry slip to the Pacific MaI
dock. 49,
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WILLIAMS TO
MEET SELMAN
NOVEMBER STH

Arrangements were completed this
afternoon for 4 15-round ring contest
between Tex Selman of the Navajo
and Rufus Williams Of the 25th infan-
try, which Is to be staged at the lib
erty theater on the evening Of Noyem.
Der s. ] Scharlin, who has the mat
ter In hand and who is promoting the
affair, has also secured 10round
match between Carlin and Walters,
and by tomorrow expects to have
two other bouts on the card.
Selman and Williams will COM
Hence training Monday, the former In
town and the latter at Schofield Bar
racks. Both have good local reputa-
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'POHCE INVESTIGATION
MAY INVOLVE OTHERSOF
HIGH PROMINENCE LOCALLY

tive in their work among q number
Of Chinese who within recent months
figured conspicuonsly in gambling
raids. From this source much Of the
evidence against the accused officers
has been cleaned.
Talk OF Possible Successor.
s'If the charge filed against McDuf-
fie and KeIlett are proved, the mat
ter OF successor must conc up for
final decision before the civil SER
vice commission and not from me,
says Sheriff Jarrett. can recon-
mend one or more men whom be
lleYe would be suitable TO fill the
position. but the commission must
have the last word in the appoint
.ment.s
Three names are today prominent
ly mentioned as the possible head os
the detective department. should the
retirement OF McDuffie be demanded
following q conclusion Of the inyesti-
cation.
Charles H. Baker. now captain of
police. an officer who has been iden-
titled with the department for many
years and under a number OF admin.
isfrations, Is brought to the fore as
eligible for the position OF captain OF
detectives, which position pays a sal
! Dry Of $3.50 month.
Baker, II is said, has q close run.
ning-mate in Capt Neils T. Nelson,
also q popular member Of the force,
who is credited with good record
as an officer.
Harbor Officer Arthur Carter who
:. !. A..ssifi "a With the police
possibility, should the ffesfsnafss.s--s
McDpffie be demanded II max b
said % the credit Of each OF these Of
i ficers now freely mentioned, that h
| has taken no part In the collection o
ieyidence, or attempted In any way q
elevate himself into the higher pos
ltion.
/ IF Baker. Nelson or Carter hal
been mentioned for McDuffie,s pos
ton, Il is news to me- was the re
i5oinder from Jarrett this morning.
Il heard that one or two outsiders
had decided to enter the lists for ths
job admitted Jarrett today. q be
lieye that under the civil service rules
under which we are working the ex
aminatione are open to any one.
SheriI Jarrett appeared to be Of the
lopinion that police experiences coupled
i with length Of service would count fof
much in the selection Of an Official to
take charge Of any department In the
service.
1 say Force Il Dlsorranized.
The complete reorganization OF the
detective force from top to bottom is
freely predicted to follow the present
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Look for the Trademark

eruption and the action taken against
the heads of the department by the
encouragement and the sherin. IL
is pointed cut that for weeks past
many of the available detectives have
been taken from their regular duties
and detail to serve the attorney
generals Office in the collection Of ey-
idence and the preparation OF afida-.
Wits. which will charge McDufiie and
Keliett with certain irregularities. The
claim is made that the nightly patrol
of the oriental section Of the city has
been abandoned to considerable ex-
tent. The statement was made by one
well posted In local affairs that gam
bling Is again rampant throughout
certain portions CT Chinatown. A tour
|of that district a few evenings ago
produced suspicious evidences OF sew
eral large games going full blast on
lower Hotel and Pauahi streets, while
at a number of recognized Chinese
clubs there was much to indicate that
gaming was in progress.
II Is declared a notorious fact by
water-fronters that crap games -four
ish nightly in the vicinity OF the
wharves. Since the members OF the
detective stan have been Withdrawn
from their patrol duties, Iwilei district
mas developed a number OF gambling
games.
ut does not require one OF very
acute sense of hearing to recognise
the merry click Of chips and the jim
gle Of coin along some OF the thor
oughlares In the oriental quarter OF
the city most any evening" was the
comment forthcoming this morning.
Accused Have Retained Counsel.
Attorney e. C. Peters has been re-
, tanned by Deputy John Kellett to rep
resent his interests at the pending In
yestigation. McDuffie has also re-
Itained counsel, although Peters says
that he has only been approached BY
McDuftie's friends to look after MS
case. s
McDuffie, even before arrival on the
siberia this afternoon, was well az;
lyised concerning what has been pend
ling IN his department TOR the last
!, Timer. $50 LAkxs That Official was
Itcuch with the officer at ShangfGes
The Investication's Status.
4 Sheriff Jarrett's part in the inyes
litigation IS shown by the following
communication to this paper from TIL
| attorney general's Office:
- October "a, 1913.
To the Editor of the Star Bulletin,
Honolulu, T.. H
Dear Sir:-In view Of your edi-
/ torial in your issue of October
4 23rd, headed The Fight on Nc.
| Dufie," will you kindly give pub
Lefty to the following:
So far Is = an. aware, Sheriff !.
Jarrett has taken practically no
part in the investigations to which
you refer for the Following Fea-
sons: Z
ID His own department being
i under investigation. 1t seemed
best to all concerned that the in
vestigation be conducted by de- +
partment having no immediate re-
lations with his own.
~ Not knowing how far in.
yestigation might lead !. and whom,
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partmeut allied with the inyestisat.
ors. declared that II the opium
charges were prosecuted It would
mean the dragging In Of names Of
many prominent persons. He added,
however. that he did not believe that
such charges would be made, and ac-
counted for his belief by saying thai
Kellett had refused TO ''tell what he
knows" He explained that though
Kellett al previous time had told
everything" his alleged confession
was not made before an official or IN
the presence OF witnesses; and that
Yesterday afternoon when he was IN
terrogated by Attorney-general Thay-
er and his deputy, Smith. he had not
repeated what he Is alleged to have
once said
Deputy Rose Takes Charge.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Rose win
take over the direction Of the detec-
tive department this evening or To-
morrow morning. pending the inves-
tlgafion Of charges against Captain or
Detectives Arthur McDufie and Dep
uty John Kellett, according to an an
nouncement made By Sheriff William
Jarrett this morning
'McDuiIIe and Kellett are not sus-
pended from the force insisted Jar
rett when questioned today These
men win be relieved from duty fol.
lowing the arrival or McDufie from
Shanghai this afternoon.
ed irree 116f1tlll lare me but yer.
detective department, and there wa
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WOULD BRING
/ TRAVELLERS TO
/ THIS HARBOR

HS Wood. secretary Of the Pro
moth Committee, leaves for the
coast,morrow in the interest OF the
HawaI Fair Commission. and viii
meet VI the members of the COM
mitteeS $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon
TO disco several matters of import
ance pr. to his departure. During
MT Woss absence, Sidney r. Jor-
dan. assant secretary, viii act In
his stead.hiie George Henshall win
act for hiias secretary OF the Cham
Der OF CorIerce.
One of Il matters 10 he taken M
for discussk will be the committees
plan to erltt into a cooperative adj
yertising sch,e to induce Americans
to travel TO lie Orient via Hawaii.
It Is believed Vat the Japan Society,
the Philippinelociety and the Asia
tic AssociationAill combine with the
railroads and Transportation couapan-
les IN making a fund to procure,
by advertising e other means, tou-
rist traffic to the dent. Richard For
rest. vice-presiderof the American
Philippine CompaL and secretary of
the Philippine Sociy has written TO
Secretary Wood sang that these two
organizations are Circus Of enlist
ing the Hawaii ProAtion Committee
and the Japan Pronlion Committee
IN this movement.
The idea of the acheme Ia To
organize a travel bIiau. to be in
charge Of Agent KerreIof the South.
#ern Pacific Company, hich bureau
would start an active ampaign on
behalf of all those 0rganhtions with.
out discriminating In fayOof any one
1t is hoped to raise funtof at least
$z5. 900 annually and the oferent or
CARNATIONS will be asked Z assist In
this movement. Each oganizatior
would give $4,000 and the balance
would be made up by the trnsporta
ton companies, which niche tht
southern Pacific. Pacific MI, tn,
canadian Pacific. Great Nkthern
Union, etc. The money thus saises
would be expended In adyertiAg ii
magazines and in preparing attfctiv,
literature and the organizationAanl
maintenance OF travel bureaus irth
larger cities Of the canntry. secrekt
s#ssfas q i IS the opinion that such
II any, It might implicate, thfi
office wished an Absolutely free
hand.
Very truly yours,
ARTHUR g. SMITH,
neni1fv Affnrn nv r. an oral
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Misied by Raotime.

The band is going to play our ma.
tionai air." remarked the host to the
distinguished foreign visitor. "Of
course you have heard it?" =
Er-yes," answered the distin-
guished foreign visitor. 81 don't re.
member exactly how the music goes,
but the words, I believe, are to the
effect that somebody or other is wait.
ing for a steamboat" +. H. - p. Il
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G. McLENNAN Of Honolulu Is ASit-
ing In San Francisco. being registered
at the Palace hotel.
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JOSHUA D. TUCKER, land ekmmis-
sioner for the territory. Is REGISTERED
atsthe Hotel Tufpin, San FRI cisco.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

Judge whitney today granted the
adoption Of Talsuke Yamagata Dy
Kenji Yamagata.
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U. s. District Judge Clemens today
set aside his order Overriding the de-
murrer in the habeas corpus case OF
Masuichi Tanaka and gave Attorney
Lightfoot, counsel for the petitioner,
time to submit further argument on
the demurrer. -
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A band concert is to be given At
Camp Very every Tuesday and FRI
Iday afternoon, commencing at
O'Clock. and a general invitation has
been issued to the residents Of Ho-
nolulH to attend. f.s
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! MISS AGNES dunno YIN sail o.
the Siberia tomorrow for the main
land to be absent several months
She goes for her health.
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l)erSWdll
H||4|[0,IlAilO1AG

San francisco and Is stopping at p
Hotel Stewart
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Al census OF the Y. NJ G. A. night
school by nationalities reveals some
interesting figures Out OF 124 stu
dents In the mems department. n are
Caucasian, while AZ are divided among
other races as follows: Hawaiian 9,
part Hawaiian 10. Filipino 8. orientals
% and Fflipino-E Eskimo l..
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lions and the mill should prove inter.
esting. Carlin and Walters shculd
also put up good So.