Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
MOYER-h.YWCCD CASE.
Character SttGy Of thc Three Defend
 arts cn Trial st Ec;~c. itr.

Character Sttty of thc Three Defend arts en Trial tt Ec,ce, iea.
 Of ti.-' 14r,,c u..i,.;.,s a! t,.. ,,'estArn 1 Federation of A:uic!:; HOW C.. ,r..!l at Of iIaN in- clntp.rc,l ta cause the mur-
 der of CN-G ,vorHnr F"aHk Stcunrnber-
 of Idaho w. II. l,..NWon | secretary
 and tf"',>tirer ef i:'''lsi or&sfss Il t!on takes the Lest ilnprr>&t'm 0" t:l,,t Hct5j 't.!lt:tacr. says Oscar !,in@ Davis, tE" Bose c0ilcSpnut,rni of the New | York imCS. lie l. < Liz. sturdy fellow. with A square he;:d :,ltd %Jiid .i,,i,. lie
 has in-l tlc sight of l,is r;.I3i '5c and
 EH& tt.'t lai}pti d eur .5,.5, tr.si. Ut tIr.I-
 il! ht| face AWAY :ls if tu cuGctai i.;S i ni>te.tune and rolling llis left eye ar""!.d tn keep track ot whHt jS :s e.n& OF !' gives lim " queer. unnatura!iy fCrttFH rNpreSSion. lot at all in keep!n.;
 Witt ti# straghtforward manner when pei's9lnily aslhte>,sci
 Hay wood is a Socialist and an ideal list. ir is f>nd ot reading and ,'evotcS much of his time to it. making it both rcereatioa and study. His friends say that :ti;ilol gil lie is deeply ceacerneG in i mak:ts@ tie most vigorous fight possi- hlo to c:cai,A conviction. he has not iC: s'"Ht Of tie fact nlat the death peis;l!:y in this ease would make him q : martyr of o"..H,,i2ed labor.
 But 'h%llrs II. Mover. president of | the fC eratiJ'1 and George \. i,ctti-
 lone find no such compensation in t,eir situation. They af, both more prac- , tics'l men, desperately intent on m*k , in" 4 winning deicnSc. Mover was t.s brains of tie Western Federation rf
 Miners and it's chief organizer He .s Of the labor leader .l5e and alwn.ss e. treiAely popular With the regular labor
 union man. He makes a fiery speech
 aud carries lis :t;:slie.lce with him He has tie reputation of hei.l.z ;hc best
 nlali ell his feet in the ranks of ji;s..I-
 ized lanor to,lay. l'etti5ole iu appear anee hts taA description reported to , have been :s: tsn of lim by Harry Cir average height, with st weak chi, and
 the good nalJred grin that goes with ii.
 When saw tie three defendants in the county jail the other day Haywood
 had jus! come down from tue court
 room. where lie had listened to the ad , verse ruling of Judge Fremont Wood In court he WAS very nervous and had
 difficulty iii maintaining an outward
 show of con}Dosure He seldom faced i the judge. but continually Lied his left eye toward the bench, while seem
 ing to look the other way But in his cell he is q different man. He hat;
 nothing to say about his case of course. but manifested lively interest in what was going on outside and particularly 1n the effect of the undesirable cit- zen" expression of the president
 Pettibone was busy at his favorite i amusement. typography. He had q lot
 of specimens of his work and one which afforded no little amusement. It was a big piece of leather on which he had burned the motto "So live that every day you can look every man in
 the face and tell him to go to h--.''
 The signature Pettbone has adopted
 for his artistic effects in the burned
 wood and leather line is q goat He
 signs all his work with that symbol.
 and there is an irresistible suggestion
 of appropriateness about it, for Petit
 bone is not in the class with Mover and Haywood. He is the sort of man found in all small towns-the good natured. handy man who can do q job of tinke,
 ing. carpentry. painting, general all around usefulness in the small way mechanic line
 Mover is tall. dark man, with narrow face and small. deep set eyes and high. long nose. His long lower jaw ends ill sharply pointed chin, and altogether his face gives the i'm pression of incisiveness which accor.ls with his reputation.