The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
Ach In behalf of his tenderloin clients
from Judge Carroll Cook.
ACH FAILS TO REPLY

Ach In behalf of his tenderloin clients
from Judge Carroll Cook.
ACH FAILS TO REPLY
Ach made no reply to this. but hurled
q denunciation at Heney for being "a
hired Importation which caused the
prosecutor to remark that he had lived
in San Francisco from the time he was
years old until he was "a. ,Ach then
shouted:
Why did you leave the university
before you were graduated?' To which
Heney answered. turning toward the
press table and directing his words to
the reporters for certain we'll known
prograft dailies:
L left the university because GER
tain man wrote lying statements about
me and I rawhided him. And If were
not now engaged in important public
business / would again rawhide about
dozen newspaper reporters who have
been writing lies about me-
The court here interfered, ordering
the belligerents to take their seats.
Directing his words meaningly at
Ach~ Judge Lawlor then delivered a
statement which left no doubt as to
the justification for Heneys replies.
COURT CONDEMNS ACH
TT seems to the court that these re-
actions of counsel for the defense and
by statements calculated to provoke
Mr.. Heney's replies 1 may say in be-
half of the superior court that we have
no reason to appear satisfied with the
class of men selected for the jury
panel and 1t is the duty of the court
to permit the fullest light to be thrown
on all of the talesmen. L"
Your honor, desire to protest.
said Ach, rising.
1T is the duty of the court to see
whether justice is being stabbed in the
back and whether persons are to be
permitted to come here and try to force
their way into the jury box" continued
Judge Lawlor vehemently. And to
determine If they are seeking to get on
the jury, not to administer Justice. but
to serve the interests of the side they
favor. That there has been found oc-
casion for the very closest scrutiny of
jurors has been more than evident in
these cases.
LAWLOR SILENCES ACH
Again Ach rose in protest and again
the judge, more thoroughly aroused
than he has appeared before during
the trial, waved him back into his seat,
and continued:
No attorney would do justice to his
client-whether it be the people or an
individual-if he did not make every
possible effort to obtain the fullest in
formation about these men who will
make up the jury box. Your actions.
Mr. Ach, | repeat have been calculated
to provoke these replies from Mr.. He
ney, and l want to say that the court
has borne them in patience long enough.
If any more of them occur 1 shall take
occasion to intervene myself. Now, I
do not want to hear any more from
either of YOU Let the case proceed!
Again after a day of examination of
veniremen yesterday the jury box still
contained nine talesmen, the same num-
Der that has been in the box since
Thursday. Those examined and excused
yesterday were J. C. Barendsen<of 2646
Howard street, Dietrichs Juhlmann of
81 Vicksburg street, NJ c. Cohn of 1740
Bush street, William.Baron of 20 Garlic:
ton street, John G. Jolly of $50 jackson
street. Adolph Levy, Harry c. Jensen of
21l6 Cole street. and Benjamin J. Cohn.
All We're excused on the grounds of
prejudice.