POLICE
OFFICER
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
APOLOGIZES
FOR
M
'
Oon'T
l,t
kid
or
hi
Ootv-r
uct
t'hk
CHILD
INCIDENT
.
.1.
-
Acknowledges
He
Made
a
Mis
take
Under
Misapprehension
of
Circumstances
Mr.
",itMW
"0tT"W
Tlio
investigation
held
las
night
liy
I
lie
police
commission
into
tlte
circumstances
of
Hie
al
legation
made
Ity
H.
It.
Roches-
ter,
manager
of
Hie
Prince
Ru
pert
Hotel,
that
Police
Sergeant
Hailey
on
or
about
March
20
had
assisted
Carl
Johnson
in
the
kid
napping
of
the
three
year
old
child
of
.Mrs.
Anna
Johnson
re
sulted
in
Sergeant
Hailey
con
senting
to
make
a
puhlic
apol
ogy
admitting
that,
he
had
erred
in
making
without,
proper
authority
the
entry
complained
of
There
was
considerahle
discus
sion
in
the
course
of
which
it
was.
charged
hy
Mr.
Rochester
and
denied
hy
Sergeant
Hailey
dial
the
latter
had
prevented
Mrs.
Johnson
from
regaining
the
child
at.
the
time
in
question
hut
the
following
apology
was
finally
accepted
liy
both:
"In
reference
to
the
inquiry
held
this
evening
in
regard
to
the
alleged
abduction
of
the
child
of
Carl
Johnson
on
March
20
and
my
connection
with
the
affair,
I
beg
to
say
the
whole
af
fair
was
due
to
a
misapprehension
on
my
part
as
to
my
duties
in
the
matter.
I
admit.
I
did
go
into
the
hotel.
At
the
same
lime,
I
realize
I
made
a
mistake
in
this
matter
and
I
sincerely
regret
the
same.
"A.
II.
HAILHY,
"Police
Sergeant.'
Rochester's
Charge
At
the
opening
ofthe
nieeliny,
Mr.
Rochester
was
asked
to
detail
the
basix
of
his
charge
to
the
commission.
He
staled
that
Johnson
and
Hailey
had
entered
the
hotel,
and
gained
access
to
Mrs.
Johnson's
room
hy
telling
the
attendant
that
I
bey
bail
come
to
lake
Mrs.
Johnson
to
tha
i
I.
.1
sicaiuer
on
which
sue
was
leav
ing
for
the
south.
He
(Roches
ter)
had
been
awakened
:by
the
-screams
of
the
child
and,
on
go
iug
to
the
door
of
his
room
in
the
same
co.rridor,
Johnson
was
making
on
downstairs
with
the
screaming
child
in
his
arms
whileJtailey
wa.4
still
barring
line
entrance
to
Sirs.
Johnson
a
room,
allegedly
to
prevent
her
from
following.
Later
from
his
-window
lift
had
seen
Johnson
and
.Hailey
enter
a
car
and
drive
off
.with
the
child.
He
had
no
doubt
at.
the
time
that,
there
was
authority
for
the
seizure
but
he
had
intruded
to
complain
to
the
authorities
in
any
case,
of
such
"crude
work."
Kvcrybody
in
I
he
'hotel
had
been
awakened.
Had
inol
Hailey
accompanied
Johnson,
police
books.
Hailey
wept
on
tu
tell
of
a
raid
be
had
made
some
four
years
ago
on
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson.
Liquor
had
been
found
and
Johnson
had
been
fined
:?:!00.
This
he
thought
I
made
it
clear
that
he
ami
the
Johnsons
were
not
oil
friendly
terms
and
it
was
possible
tha
in
attempt
was
made
to
injure
him.
'
Cross
Examination
Mr.
Rochester
proceeded
Id
cross-examine
Sergeant
Hailey
ind
among
other
quest
inns
ask-
il
wliy
he
had
not
made
sure
that
Johnson
had
the
papers
ami
why
he
had
not
come
to
the
manager
of
the
hotel
in
connec
tion
with
the
matter
before
seizing
the
child.
Sergeant
Hailey
said
that
lie
had
assumed
Johnson
had
I
lie
necessary
papers.
fir
the
incident,
as
far
as
bo
was
concerned,
would
never
have
occurred.
Subsequently
he
had
found
out
from
Mr.
Gonzales
that
Johnson
did
not
have
Hie
papers.
If
was
the
nrsi
misiaxe
lie
Hail
made
in
bis
fourteen
years'
service
with
the
force.
City
Solicitor
Jones
admiifed
that
Sergeant
Hailey
had
been
indiscreet
but
in
view
of
the
fact
that
he
fell,
he
was
acting
legally
he
would
not
say
that
he
was
greatly
to
blame.
Mr.
Rochester
had
good
ground
for
complaint
hut
lie
did
not
think
that
his
request
for
Hie
dismissal
of
Hailey
from
the
force
was
justified.
Mayor
Newton
did
not
feel
lhat
Sergeant
Hailey
should
be
held
loo
strictly
In
account
unless
it
was
shown
there
was
collusion
and
he
(the
mayor;
did
not
believe
there
was
collusion.
Entitled
to
Protection
Commissioner
Montgomery
thought,
that
Sergeant
Hailey
had
made
a
mistake
and
that
Mr,
Rochester,
as
proprietor
of
the;
hotel,
was
entitled
to
protection
He
was
not
inclined,
however.
In
condemn
Sergeant
Hailey
for
ona
blunder.
He
fell
that
an
apology!
might
meet
the
situation.
Ho
believed
Hie
mistake
had
been
the
latter
would
never
hae!made
unwillingly
by
Sergeant'
gained
access
o
Mrs.
Johnson's
room
for
she
had
staled
that
she
was
afraid
of
Johnson
and
fear-el
that
lie
would
attempt
to
lake
the
child.
She
had
been
assured
that
he
would
not
gain
access
to
iher
room.
However,
the
hotel
staff
bad
been
instructed
never
to
attempt
to
obstruct
a
police
oflicer..
Hailey
had
lent,
himself
to
ait
aipt
Wliicli
lio
considered
an
"outrage"
and
a
"dastardly
piece
of
work."
Bailey's
Story
In
Idling
his
story,
Sergeant
(Hailey
staled
that,
two
or
three
vweeks
prior
to
this
incident,
Uolnison
bad
come
to
him
and
'staled
that
bis
wife
and
child
were
back
in
town
and
that
he
was
getting
'papers
through
Mr.
(Jonzales
giving
him
possession
of
I
lie
child.
Johnson
had
even
asked
if
Mrs.
Hailey
could
give
the'child
a
home
afler
be
had
regained
it.
He
had
not.
seen
.'Johnson
again
until
the
morning
of
the
incident
in
question
when
be
had
come
In
the
police,
sla
tion
and,
staling
that
arrange
ments
had
been
made
for
him
to
regain
possession
of
the
child,
had
asked
him
(Hailey)-
to
ac
company
him
as
a
witness.
They
proceeded
to
the
hotel
and
Hail
ey,
remained
in
the
corridor
while
Johnson
proceeded
In
Mrs.
John
son's
room.
He
saw
the
child
between
Johnson
and
Mrs.
John
son
and
it
was
crying.
He
had
warned
Johnson
not
o
make
the
child
cry
and
then
Johnson
had;
made
olf
with
(Jic
screaming
baby
in
his
arms.
He
denied
oh-j
M
Hiding
Mrs.
Johnson
at.
any
lime.
Following
Johnson
down
the
stairs;
Hailey
had
asked
that
the
crying
child
be
given
lo
him.
iThey
proceeded
lo
Hesner's
!
house
where
he
(Hailey)
saw,
tthe
child
safely
delivered.
Thlti(
wa9
recorded
at
the
time
in
the
Hailey.
Mr.
Rochester
fell
that
a
mistake
had
been
made
which
should
not
lie
glossed
.over
lightly.
The
hotel
had
suffered
for
women
had
fell
assured
that
they
would
lie
safe
there.
He
could
see
no
reason
for
the
mis
take
that
had
been
jnaile
and
a
The
Secret
of
Successful
Baking
more
babies
Le
Lcui
raided
on
L
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Croud
titan
on
tit
v
Li-
hrzzl
is
pcre,
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c'i-gcc'.:'.!j,nourbh:nC.
Sc:.d
for
Free
Daby
Books.
Vancouver.
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A
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w
i
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J
man
wlio
would
make
such
d
mistake,
he
felt,
was
not
a
fi'.
man
lo
admhiister
I
he
law.
Alt
he
asked
tor
was
protection
but
was
ready
In
accept
a
lull
public,
apology.
Oity
Solicitor
Jones
insist
ed
that,
this
apology
should
be
without
prejudice
lo
Sergeant
Hailey
in
ease
of
subsequent
legal
action.
Mr.
Rochester
agreed
lo
this.
Does
Not
Agree
Mayor
Newton
was
not
altogether
in
accord
with
'llie
idea
of
a
public
apology
being
made.
II"
djd
not
believe
in
a
man
being
forced
to
eat
too
much
bumble
pie.
Commissioners
Montgomery
ami
Coombs
did
not
agree
with!
this
view
and
fell
that
the
apology
would
well
meet
Hie
silua
lion.
Commissioner'
Montgomery
did
not
feel
that
this
treatment
for
Sergenal
-Hailey
was
any
worse
than
the
action
warranted,
He
congratulated
Mr.
Rochester
on
his
views
anil
felt
that
lie
had
done
right
under
the
circumstances.
Sergeant
Hailey'
error
had
been
an
unwilling
one.
Commissioner
Coombs
hoped
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
enjoys
the
Iarcest
sale
in
Canadit
simply
because
housewives
have
found
out
that
It
is
always
reliable.
It
ton-tains
no
alum
or
adulterants
of
any
kind.
Made
in
Canada
E.
W.
GILLETT
COMPANY
L1M1TI1D
TORONTO
Winnipeg
Montreal
K
Jill
i
M.!5
y
INT-L
ht.TUHt
tC,."
:
C32
I
that
this
incident
would
eonstf-I
title
a
warning
to
the
otlieers
in
i
future.
!
Afler
some
further
discussion,
tlie
apology
va-
drawn
up
to
the
apparent
satisfiietin:i
of
every
i
iod
concerned.
BEERPARLORS
,
CAUSE
DRUNKS
i
Police
Commission
Finds
Condl-j
tlons
arc
Worse
Chief
j
Asked
to
Meet
Sltua-!
lion
The
chilin
being
made
by
members
of
the
commission
that
I
lie
oni'iiing
of
beer
jKirlors
in
the
city
was
(lie
cause
of
morn
drunkenness
on
the
streets,
the
chief
was
asked
at
the
meeting
of
the
commission
last
night
to
lake
steps
to'
keep
order
on
the
streets,
particularly"
al
Ihir
lime
of
the
closlug
of
Hie
parlors
in
Hie
evening
and
on
Saturday
nights,
even
if
this
6nluil
the
'ngaging
of
special
otlieers.
The
subject
was
brought
up
hy
Mayor
Newton
who
staled
that
such
disorder'
-had
arisen
on
Monday
Jfiglitlhal
it
had
bei-n
necessary
fowjiiiiiself
personally
to
warn
srtHle
persons
as
In
their
conduct.
He
felt
that,"
if
an
ollier
could
be
detailed
lo
he
on
hand
al
such
limes,
if
would
have
a
lH'l)Jej-
to
bring
about
more
order.
()inmissioner
Montgomery
referred
to
Ihe-tendeney
of
tm)
In
loaf
around
Ibe
corner
of
Sixth
SI
rent
and
Third
Avenile
am)
staled
that
girls
bad
even
been
accosted.
Te
chief
said
liewa
aware
of
this
condition
which
the
otlieers
were
continually
endeavoring
lo
cope
with.
KEEN
BIDDING
FOR
TOURISTS
American
Boats
Will
Mako
Ef
fort
to
Retain
Hold
on
Business
VICTORIA,
May
20.-There
is
going
lo
be
keen
competition
Ihlsf
season
for
tourist
business
In
Alaska.
Ill
addition
to
Ibe
Canadian
National
steamships
Prince
(teorgo
aid,
rrltico
.
Ru
pert
in
iinj
'enseiss
already;
ruu-
nitig
to
Skagway
and
the
possibility
of
the
National
pulling
a
Hind
boat
on
Ibe
run
if
il
proves
a
success
this
season
is
lending
in
impetus
to
the
companies
al
ready
in
the
field.
It
is
announced
here
thai
the
American
cnnijmnles,
although
operating
boats
that
are
not
as
well
equipped
.or
as
fast
a."
tlx
Canadian,
will
be
active
compell
tors.
They
will
have
ten
vessels
operating
out
of
Seattle
and
will
use
every
endeavor
lo
slop
the
business
going
lo
Canadian
boats.
.Many
lotirils
will
lake
the
outside
route
and
penetrate
Alaska
by
way
of
IhA
Alask
railroad.
The
C.P.R.
will
have
the
Prin
cess
Charlolle
on
the
run
in
addition
to
lhoe
operated
last
year.
This
vessel
is
new
lo
I
lie
route
except
for
an
occasional
trip
with
an
excursion
parly,
but
is
particularly
.well
filled
for
II,
having
been
bulll
particularly
for
long
ilislance
steaming
although
diverted
for
many
years
Hi
Ibe
triangular
run
connecting
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle.
All
the
Canadian
vessels
will
make
long
slops
al
Prince
Rupert
but
the
American
boats
will
go
direct
lo
Alaska.
Ifncnt.
lo
such-an
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Ihal
today
it
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Furniture
Moving
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
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KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Hdward
HM
now
re-modelled.
Up-lo-dale
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
Manager.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWKATHRS
and
all
kinds
of
knllced
goods
made
In
order.
Phone
Hlack
395.
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertitement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
WANTKB
WANTHD.
Producer,
woman
or
man,
for
Prince
Rupert,
lo
sell
made
in
H.C.
housedresseii
etc.
direct
lo
consumer.
Cash
commission.
Stale
references
ami
experience
in
first
letter.
Samples
arranged
for.
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West
Sales
Co.,
Lid.,
3
lit
Pender
V.,
Vancouver.
YOUNIS
Lady
wanted
10
represent
Hrilisli
Columbia
publication
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
Permanent
situation,
(iood
remuneration
and
expenses
paid,
lvxperjcnee
not
WANTHD.
(5irl
or
woman
for
general
work.
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have
some
dining
room
experience.
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BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
Article,
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and
FouuJ,4e
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clutch
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475.00
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the
above
except
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first
include
the
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.lues
Reverse
(ear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
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best
that
money
can
buy.
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hope
Urns.,
17
47
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
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at
vour
service.
absolutely
necessary.
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Rupert
Boathouse,
Ajjents
Hox
250,
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News
ollice.
WANTHD.
Young
girl
waul
work
in
hotel
or
family.
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Hlne
:itr.
FOR
SALE
110
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feel,
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