Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-01
PRESIDENT WAS KISSED BY HE
 SOCIALISTS
Roosevelt Branded a Liar, ' Emperor and "Small Po-- taton at Labor Meeting GroanS and Curses Heard,

paniment or mingled groanSi curses
 and misses. Honore JaXop, read the
 letter addressed to him by President
 Roosevelt at a meeting of the dele
 gates at 55 North Clark street last
 night.
 The original letter had not been received by Jaxon, although he said
 he watched every mail yesterday Tbe
 delegates declared the text published
 in the "capitalistic" press would do
 for the occasion.
 Frequently Jaxon was interrupted
 by groans and misses from the dele
 gates. The chief executive was char
 acterized as liar" ar emperor
 and as small potato,s' who was not
 really worth considering.
 When the reading of the letter was finished by Jaxon, Barney Berlyn was
 the first to take the floor to give his opinions of President Roosevelt. ! "Square Desl'' Refuted.
 He says he believes in square l deal" said Berlyn. we know that he
 does not. On the very day that the 1 officials of the Western Federation of Miners were kidnapped from Col orado and landed i'll jail in Idaho ! Governor Goodfng and the notorious Fullerton, Mcfarland. both said that they were guilty, and would never
 leave Idaho alive. bid Presiden: Roosevelt protest then? Not on youi life. But instead he sent his hench man, Taft to Idaho to help Te-elec'
 Gooding.'
 gro h--l with him. shouted del egate in the rear of the hall.
 President Roosevelt says that liar 1 riman is an undesirable citizen" con l tinued Berlyn. 'Of course he is slncs he published a letter from the presi dent which suggested that 1t migh
 rot be well for Hartman to go to th'
 White House during the New forl
 camDaign. but that it would be al
 right for him to call later and reyis'
 inc presidents message to congress
 .sWas it right to have Hartman re wise the presidents message if he |
 such an undesirable citizen. Betor Rooseyelt's term is out I predict tha it will be regarded as mark ot hono to be declared by him an undeslraot , citizen.
 Too small . Potato. .sWe are not dealing with TheoaoI Roosevelt in this case however, H is too small potato for us to oolne about. It is the man in the executlN l chair that we are considering w ! have a right to assume that the me e about to be brought to trial are Il S nocent. !; | eve have a right to say so, and l ! doing that. we are not seeking 10 Il fIuence the course of justice l don think there is any need for furthe action in this matter. It is enoug $ that Chicago has again drawn plooo .T am not surprised at the letter shouted Emil Arnold, a union painte "He is known as the head ot u canitalists in this county. He ! known as liar. He has got kais' Wilhelm beat a block. ..Dop't waste any time discusslI inc matter said G. T. Fraenckel, SC retarv of the local Socialist centr committee. of course, we are all Il desirable citizens in the eyes of Pres dent Roosevelt. If he called me sirable citizen 1 would repudiate We should call a mass meeting al E head our posters with the words tn it is to be a meeting of undesiraD \ citizens. It proves that we ha' i reached the parting of the ways al i fthaf tfe~ working class is beconi F sharply divided from the caPitaii i ciassN
 $ Neither the attack on the preside $ nor the general conduct of the busine | was appreciated by some delegat $ who were sent to the conference re | resenting labor unions. When a m $ tion was made that the conferen ] next Wednesday adjourn and the de & gates attend May Day demonstrate Fl iplanned by the socialists, the stor $ broke out. f
 $ Raps May Day Celebration. ! T am here representing lab union" said Anton Johennsenr a woo | worker. And I am sick of trying i twist this thing into a campaign f ] the socialists. If you want to get Il ' support of labor unions to raise a ! fense fund for Mover, Haywood al | Pettibone you have got to cut th 1 socialist business out. The May D; ! demonstration is nothing but a sociaii ! propaganda Everyone knows ths 4 The labor unions don't want your NJ; Day celebrations.
 4 number of other unionists folio ed Johannsen and the motion to pa \ ticipate in the May Day dsrlonstratit . was laid on the table.
 XII The demonstration planned in Il interests of Mover and Haywood f May was postponed until May and committee was appointed < make arrangements.
 George Koop, recent Socialist ca didate for mayor. declared that u demonstration should be held ( Michigan avenue, and that twenty-l' f grand stands would be erected betwes 2 Park row and the Art. Institute bull ing for the speakers.
 1 He declared that at least 100.e' men and women would take par Others in the meeting were less e I thusiastic, and it was decided to ho ' the meeting fin Brooks Casino ar | have no speakers except accredits