Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
AGAINST The POLICE
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light for the first time Of this docu.
ment Attorney Clarence 8. Darrow ex.
planned to reporter for The Daily
News to-day that he had made an in
vestigation Of the circumstances sur.
rounding the shooting. Mr.. Darrow
said he was interested IN the case by
persons Of influence. whose names he
refused to give.
1T Is all perfectly clear. and out Of
justice to Chief shippy must say
that he did the only thing possible"
declared the attorney.
Mr.. Darrow was asked whether or
not Judge Mack. Miss Jane Addams or
DR.. Emil q. Hirsch had induced him
to take up the case.
mo. none of them," he replied. but
they talked to me at different times
about It. do not believe any $4,000
fund was raised"
Some money was raised. but It did
not amount to $4,000, for people don't
give up money that easy" said Judge
Mack before going on the bench this
morning. II didn't contribute cent
and did not assist In raising the
money. believed an investigation
should be made to find out Averbuch's
purpose In going to the chiefs home.
Interested as Humanitarian.
II was interested purely from a hu.
manitarlan standpoint. The boys sis
ter was living. He was Russian Jew
emigrant, here little over year,
and we wanted to find out whether he
went to the chiefs home with petl.
tion or because he wanted to leave
the country and believed he needed
the chiefs consent"
Judge Mack was asked as to his
views on the ethics OF county Judge
being one of the leaders In such q
movement.
1T is not unusual in the least" he
exclaimed. 1T IL done every day. I
am interested In charity organixa.
tions and as result Of my work iu
the juvenile court had deep interest
In this case.'"
When Harrison takes the stump for
the Democrats this week, remember
his father who was killed by an An
archist. Remember Czolgosz. the poor.
persecuted Russian Jew. who killed
Mckinley. and vote for every Demo
cratic Anarchist. Vote for the fellow
who showed his great sympathy for
Rudowitx. the Russian refugee. spok'
en- of In another column.
Remember Averbuch and vote for
Mack" is the battle cry OF freedom
United Societies should remember
that Consistency Ia a Jewell" Judge
Mack has been professor OF law In the
Evanston University. the Northwest
ern, where prohibition Ia taught and
practiced and within four miles ol
whose walls liquor or beer or wint
cannot be sold. Yet the United S0cic
ties prefer Mack to 100000 liberal vot
ers, including the vote Of United La
Dor.
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Judge Mack, the Settlement Work
ers' choice, who Is running on thu
Democratic ticket for reelection, wal
at one time professor Of law In North
western University at Evanston. Thi'
Ii the university that prOsecutes sa
looms and breweries and distillerles FOL
, daring to exist within four miles Of 1t
And Professor Mack, of EvanstOn'l
dryest spot, expects the votes Of th'
: United Societies and llberal-mindet
people generally. The professor, w
hope, will be fooled In this expecta
, tiOn.
1t ia alleged that Judge Mack's pc
: litical managers have passed the wor
! to cut Judge Richard w. Clifford
Judge Frank Baker. John +. Murray
Donald L. Morrill,. Richard n. Burk
and william II. Arthur, all Democrati
J. nominees, In return for votes for Julia
w. Mack.
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Vote against Mack whatever you d.