Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-25
Wednesday Morning, July 25, 1917.
THE BOOT ON THE OTHER FOOT.


 Since its inception the time honored tactics of the w w. in time of a strike have been to establish a picket line and seek by jeers threats and violence drive loyal workmen their mines shops fac: tories And if they get strkebreakers join them they always tried to them out of town.
 For first time in their long career of outlawry crime these drivers have been driven Bsbee placed the boot on And it hurt It hurt badly wobbles yelled and they yelling stil and certain of their sympathizers yelling also.
 But really the Bisbee deportation simply case of beating deporters with this difference how ever instead of the workers, were driven away The troublemakers got into trouble. The iders who many long been allowed to with free hand bitter medicine forced to take their own medicine They do like it. Of course not. It wormwood and gall
 History shows thousands of cases of how rufflers. agators roysterers and knaves and wnebibblers and masterless have held high carnival and riot in communities to the annoyance, pain and loss of all honest men, And then when all patience had been completely exhausted the citi had arisen in their might and either imprisoned, hung driven the that polluted their midst
 The patience of working and merchants is proverba Beasts of prey have attened this prn- cple days of the parasites of Phoenica. The industrious man will yield threefourths of the streets himself builded rather than have trou be with the professional troublemaker. But when he does turn his hand the of industry always routs the idler and bully, foot, horse and guns.
 In the western portion of this country the indus trous men are banding together with blood eye and they are after professional oafer and trouble of the propagandist are numbered pushed patience too effrontery and his impotence and his brazen stoppage of useful labor finally His foot crossed the desd line
 All reputable and conservative labor unions have condemned the wobbly while they saw him using and abusing their own tactics They away from him and their leaders fighting him and his evil ways But few of them. notably J. L. Doney, president of the Federation of Labor for this state actually lining up with him, cheek by owl and seeking their followers down share his ruin.
 An idea of how metropolitan papers from outside the the actions antics of Donelly on behalf of his w. w friends, deported Columbus for acts of anarchy may be gained the following editorial in the Los Angeles Times:
 "Organzed labor in Arizona just now appears be a devil of a fix It appreciates that the L w. w. is force that is disrupting the unions and it likes the work the L W. W. has been doing in trying to smash stubborn corporations that have refused to accept union control in the past Arizona unionism is the floor speak bumped in trying to occupy stools. Its federation boss has taken sides to the extent of de- manding that Gov Campbell insist of the w. W. to Bsbee. Possibly while filled with indignation on this subject possibly also filled with something else, this boss aforesaid has just been jailed in Phoenix. charged with assault with a deadly weapon a young man had joined the Loyalty league All this spite the dignity his position as head of organized labor in state in which, believe, he is well chairman of the labor committee the State Council of Defense"