Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-05


 ing their last squak. trying to set
 some Of our members to go back
 to work on Friday. saying that ii
 anyone goes back to work before
 then, he will not have to enju,e
 the despicable physicA eXamiua-
 tion. But we will not be fooled by
 their miserable appeals for help.
 We will never have to undergo
 the physical examination again.
 When we go back that all Of our
 other demands will be granted.
 Mover is doing his last song and
 dance-abOut the only thing left
 for him to uO will be to go on
 vaudeville tour with Happy Hooli-
 gan and the cZar of Russia.
 Remember Jerome, Globe, Cliff
 ton, Miami, Morenci and Butte are
 with us to a man: our demands
 must be granted at the same time
 as theirs. Received the followins
 telegram from Miami. All is
 well; picket line unbroken; not
 an ounce Of copper has come to
 surface since strike was called.
 Wobblies called before mediators
 this morning: Bisbee boys will be
 protected. Victory is in sight.
 Tell the boys to hold fort
 (SignedD STANLEY CLARK.
 Author Of the above. Stanley J. Clark, is one Of the L ". w defend ants who is now being prosecuted in Chicago by the federal government. In another place in said circular the following appears:
 'Remember we have the unlim-
 ited backing of the entire l. w. w.
 Over 50.000 harvest workers who
 have job control of the great
 wheat harvest in the midle west
 have sent us notice that they will
 support us to a man. They are
 the Agricultural Workers organ
 ization No. 400 Of the l. w. w.
 "Can any honest fair-minded citizen after reading the above stated facts doubt that the strike in the Warren district which led up to the deport>- tion of 1,1S6 men on July F, 1917, was not ordered, carried and prosecut- ed by the l. w. w. and was not called nor sanctioned by the American Fed eration of Labor nor by any of it's branches If the strike in Bisbee was called by the I. w w what other con- clusion can be drawn than that it was called for the purpose of hinderins the government in the prosecution of the war? The governor states in his message that of the 1.1S6 men de- ported, 472 were registered under the draft law. Why did he not tell you further that ont Of the 472 registered, Cnlv thirty-three have been called into the service as shown by the records of the local board of Cochise county? Why did he not tell you that the re- mainder were either alien enemies. aliens, or men not subject to thd draft? Did the author of the mes sage desire to leave the impression that 472 men registered and deuCrted were subject to the draft and were now enlisted, fighting for their coun- try?
 Misses Truth Far
 The governor tells you in his mes sage that 205 of the deported men were holders of liberty bonds. In this state ment he only missed the truth by 19S. The following is statement of facts showing the number of men working for each mining company in the War ren district who were deported and the bonds subscribed for by each of such men:
 Phelps Dodge Corporation
 Copper Queen Branch
 Total of men employed June 26, 1917, 22O1.
 Total number of men employed, de- ported to Columbus July 12, 1917. 16S. Total number of men deported to Columbus July 12. 1917, that sub scribed to the first Liberty loan, July g., 1917, 40.
 Twelve men withdrew payment and subscriptions between June 26th, and July 11th. Two men made no payments.
 Eleven men made two payments, S7.05 and to date have not called for a refund
 Fourteen men have made two pay ments averaging S7O5 and have with drawn payments and cancelled bonds after July 12th.
 One man only out of total of 40 has paid for his bond in full and is holder of Liberty bond in the amount of S25O.OG.
 Calumet 6 Arizona Mining G.
 Total number of men employed June 26, 1917, 1926.
 Total number of men deported to Columbus July 12, 1917, 163.
 Seven -nen deported subscribed to the first Liberty loan, June 9, 1917.
 Two subscribers made no payments. One subscriber made one payment in the amount of S1O00 and withdrew same July 5, 1917.
 Three subscribers cancelled sub July 5, 1917, but as yet have not claimed refund.
 One subscriber paid in full for one 800 bond, and is the only man in the c. & A. organization deported from Bisbee July 18th that is a Liberty bond holder.
 Shattuck & Denn Arizona Minina Cos. Total number of men employed June 26. 1917, 591.
 Total number of men deported to Columbus July 12. 1917. 153.
 Sixty-four men deported to Colum- bus July 12, 1917. were subscribers 10 the first Liberty loan on June II. 1917.
 Twenty-one subscribers made one payment, which amount was with irawn and subscription cancelled June l0 1Q17