Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Special to The Reviewl

PHOENIX, AriZ., June 3.-The gov ernor's challenge of battle in his leg islative message was taken up today in the senate, and it is understood it will be subjected to even heavier fire tomorrow from Senator Fred Sutter, of Cochise county.
 There was a skirmish at the begin ming over the insertion by Roberts m the journal of lengthy protest against the passage of the anti-I. w. ". resG- lution of Saturday, which he claimed, was introduced to give the Phoenix Gazette a chance to take a fall out of the governor He attacked the motives of Senator Campbell. of Coco nino county, and told that the Copper Queen company had created a gospel of its own and claims the rights .Jf g selfish hebel at all social control and is guilty of ungodly profiteering"
 The insert. which had not been read opposing-Roberts, Winsor. Kinney. MahOney, Whipple, COlter and Clay pool
 Starts Direct Attack
 A direct attack at the governor was started in a motion by Goodell to amend the Claypool council of defense bill by striking the section giving the governor power to appoint members and Vesting it in the supervisors of the fourteen Arizona counties. Sutter followed in a short peppery speech that told how unsafe it would be to place the large powers of the bill in ho ho, Nfo -A, cd with I. w. w. and enemies of the government. He read a statement by the governor in 1915 protesting against shipment of munitions to the allies and denounced him as a pacifist. Especial reference was made 10 the governors official appointment of w. B. Cleary, an attorney for the wob- plies in Chicago, one of the Bisbee de- portees, and said to have an l. w. w card.
 Sutter stated Cleary had told him he would send his sons to Mexico rather than have them fight for the United States. The speaker also made reference to a photograph displayed on the floor, of Hunt, taken in the hct of embracing two wobblies now on trial in Chicago.
 Defends Governor
 Winsor defended Hunt, with lathcs. telling how he and others had failed in trying to keep partisanship from the floor and how political malice had been injected, under due odium. from a press known to be the enemy of la bor. humanity and democracy. He ,l. Nln ha1 fuh r1nfrf- otic motives in calling a session that might better not have been called. He declared the governor not on trial. He was photographed at Columbus. where he went as the presidents representa- tive. The individuals embraced had not been convicted yet If the gov. ernor saw fit to be thus embraced and photographed, it was nobodys business but his own.
 Golfer Comes to Bat
 Colter also rose for the defense with the statement that Christ, the biggest democrat everknown spent his time with the criminal and distressed"
 Senator Hall interjected that Christ was between two thieves on one oc- casion, but was not embracing them.
 Roberts insisted that the photograph cast no reflection on the governor and then, fighting back at the Cleary charge, stirred up a hornets nest by referring to newspaper tale of client of Sutter's who had sent two sons to Mexico to avoid the draft
 Sutter quickly branded the state ment as a falsehood He said it re- ferred to l.. c. Shattuck of Bisbee. now a broken and crushed man due to the actions of sons for whom he had searched, to bring them back to the