The evening world., 1912-09-07

evidence. A similar memorandum,
dated Jan. 6. 1912. was read. In the
latter one reference to the Mayor as
the authority for the new order OF
things was read.
TOOK MAYORS iNTEhPRETA-
TON OF POLICE AUTHORITY
q. How did you interpret those ordersf
A. I looked upon than Just rs l looked
tAon nv talk with the Comm'sslonsr.
The Mayor made It plain to mo that
we must rot enter TO get evidence so
long as there existed no outward evil
dences.
Mr.. Farley sought 10 show by the
witness that he took no official cog
nisence of an apparent violation or the
Commissioner order Of Jan. 8. 1917.
when q policeman entered . disorderly
house to obtain evidence.
Hayes answered that The policeman
-Dockstadter--hadd denied TO him that
he compromised himself and that ha
Hayes believed the statement. M.
Farley resumed.
O When Dockstadter went into this
house 10 procure evidence. did he vio-
late the Mayors order referring 70 the
methods OF securing evidence7 Another
violent objection came from Thaeasr'
There was no evidence OF what DOOM
s.adter did. the counsel said. but was
overr,Ied A. He did violate tho
MAYORS orders by going into the house.
O DIDN'T Won testify that In the
rourth District you told your men not
10 70 into d,sorderly houses! A. In thn
case the oficer followed the woman
from the street into tho house.
Then Hayes went into unprintabls de'
tails OF this case upon MI. Far'eys De-
hest. But he Ssid that there were "e'
80 AiDAR00R.
q yfow many arrests In disordsrly
ho,se cases we're made In Feoruary'
1919? A. There u no record OF any.
Vavrs then Identified his signature On
many monthly reports. shown to MIN
nv Examiner Farley.
HAYES IMpUoNe REPORT OF
LAST WALDO STATEMENT.
Mr.. Farley tlssn came down to tho
interview with Commissioner Waido
that resulted In Hayes's suspension.
Q. Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.
Waldo gave you no express orders, ala
Won state, on Aug. 10. In conversation
with the COMMISSIONER. You gave me
orders not 60 raadr' "A. Whatever ]
said then was tr7ie.
q. 10 the statement 40 read Il from
these notes true or false? A. have no
recollection OF tho exact words ~
Gsksa down ~ the stenographer.
ibid. you gay the following" asked
Mr.. FarleV. reading: Your directions
I ra0rded ~ meaning that you did not
want me 70 60 in-tnse you oia no.
vest q: - 90 sv'dsnes.' Il that true
4 doa'< recall Aavlns sah that.
don't 0slisvo you ere reading a cor
reef eepy," anoWOped the witness.
q. Did you state on Aug. 10 before the
OsnmloolooP that II told you novel
cent . aan into . disordsriy house un'
leeo I rot Q Communication from your
once With osdsrs to rsport"f A. I dit
soy that
Q. when dsd you set such orders'
" Aftsr the raid on the Marlborough.
"Y0u - no afra0tD were made b!
'you iron Tshsuary 10 Aug. H." Mr.
Farisy resumed. ''Dadn't q strike 70,
= Grun0s tAAA n The interim COMMITS
Door waldo ssoG Central once me-
'Saoo your district 20 make disordsri,
house asFsnlyr'
sHlo," Hayes answered. stoa4d1y.
q. WsO there any disordsNy house
'ssainA which yoo could havs obtaine'
sVtdsocs. A. Tea bstsvs could hav
eot Svidsnos.
svfl places were under police restrain
except those places pro0crtbed by IN
Commissioner order against Invasion
A. did.
Q. Now II you could have obtainc
evidence against disorderiy houses ho'
could you report that criminal condition
were goodf
Deputy Mckay ordered the Questio
stricken out.
The incident OF May 20. in whic
Deputy Commissioner Mckay hgure,
was introduced BY Mr.. Farley. VII
asked Hayes TO relate It.
81 called at Police Headquarters an
was Informed that Deputy Mckay wan
ed to see me-" said Hayes. II saw n
Deputy. who asked me about a house
No 1877 West Forty-seventh street.
told the deputy I was acting under d
ders as to outside conditions In not Or,
ceeding against the house. Then n
deputy and ] went into Commission,
wsldo's once. and repeated what
had said. asking the Commissioner II
would 20 after the house. He answer,
NO. Take the complaining hotel ma
Walton. to court and let him prove Il
house IL disorderly.'
This II the incident which Is relied Z
10 make Deputy Mckay ~ witnes
Mr. Thacher will call the deputy IN q
EFFORT 10 corroborate. willingly or VI,
willingly. Capt Hayes.
An adjournment until Tuesday W,
ordered.
National Wants 10 Absorb Eapir