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and THAI, n Il did. he would ask gu
preme Court Justice Con- to call on the
work OF the Curran Committee.

a n
chiee counsel for necker. said the in
or,rv AZ IN. c,,rran Committee was IN.
.lrnscai 90 tho interests ~ hls client.
ana ,nt,ma.ed that IN might use the
Curr>n commit,ee as a plea for asking
e.thsr an adiournmen, or a change Of
vs.na
Rathe, than have either OF these
thinss take place. Counsel Ruckner to-
DAY asked the committee to adjourn
until he could rcarrangc hls plans
In his statement TO the committee. At
Serusy Buckner said:
we were TO have gone ahead to-day
WITH the inquiry into the administrative
branch OF the Police Department, and
e".eu 10 .aNe w ,"' 'p'o
"o"s o' '"e department III
s~'~do"' VI 'no Ia" h"o"n as 'ee -
never was the intention o. eouhsei 10
ASH any questions that might deal win
the evidence against any man under In
dictment, because this committee In not
tsirinr IN tho rulit or innocence OF any
r.,,,c,,,s ,rd,,,,a,.i
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.. .oi sO"'e y. '"' -.
'noictmeht nave expressed ~ 'he puoi'e
prints tho fear That We may, IN tha'
way, bring out some testimony preju-
diciai to tho interests OF men now abou,
IN be tried for their lives. II Ia true
.s., .,oh ,n,,g ,,,vn, cow. o,, AZ.
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-p mus VI .vo' ,o' ,,,, &C.,.
m't'ee 70 keep 'hem OUT "''"eespE
may volunteer answers which might
have that effect.
TO 70 into other branches Of the de-
n.r4m.n, .uch "a tho up,fornsd force
80 ~. s..,. 20, 800
49,, '"o a ~, .,.,ss
JUS '""fe '"o io' A"'''e
therefore ASK an adjournment until the
latter part OF next week"
WHITMAN SEES HELP FOR HYDE
- c,,oo a,e A,,eoe0 .,,ev
~ So""N"S
Tho Implication by Alderman Curran
that I wished Max steuer retained as
counsel for the Aidermanic Investigating
Committee was evidently for the pur-
pose Of assisting the pending case of
former City Chamberlain Charles IL
HYDE" said Dstrict-Attorney Whitman
10 On Evening World reporter to-day.
can h, ses no ,r V. ,ho , ev.n NJ
eteuer be suggested az counsel. An view
Of his association with the defense OF
Ns. Hyde. The Aldermanlc Committee
might properly, under Its powers, have
investigated tbs City Cham berlain's Of
ace.
~ never gave the slightest intimation
"a Mr.. Curran that Mr.. stcuer would
make n good chief counsel for the COM
mittee. and I think I used the proper
means Yesterday when ] branded the
story as n lie ana Its author as a liar.
j cannot understand the attitude of Cur.
ran.
II admire Mr.. Buckner greatly. and
the reason I did not indorse him was
solely because OF his youth and mex
psrience. But the way I feel towards
him personally does not alter tho fact
that 1 would have preferred to have
seen James w. Osborne or Frank $.
Tn Aiasrman,c Comm,,,ss Ss. 40
far done absolutely nothing. Taxpayers
have got nothing for tho money the
committee has spent. Tho committee
70 pretty poor stun and has made u
pitiabie exhibition. While the commit
sss may continue It's Investigation, its
work will not be permitted to interfere
Win any branch OF the prosecutions
growing out Of the murder - Herman
ROsenthal.
1T 10 true that the work Of the COM
svHss.. Ia. ,,aao ,,v wnrL ha.J>. hat