Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-04-26

profits of the operations. He alleged
that the defendant refused to return
the money. although sufficient ore was
exposed. and refused to extract and
ship the ore. He asks for a judgment
for $2,2O4.6O and costs.
Frank Knapp, a blacksmith of Supe-
riOr. was indicted by the grand jury
sitting in the federal court at Phoe-
nix Monday afternoon. charged with
cbstructing the draft In spite of his
name, Knapp speaks with a marked
German accent. w Griffith, Steve
Howard and Joe Henderson are wit
nesses to the statements which Knapp
made, that Germany had got France
and Belgium and was bound to beat
the United States and that he hoped
that every man sent over there would
be killed. He said further that the
government had no right to send men
over there. Il would rather see those
ren put in bOXcar and burned" said
Knapp than sent over there. I've
got SO per cent of the people of this
country with me, and they are all over
the United States.
The news that the drawing of the
jury in the trials of the l. W. W. de-
PENDANTS at Chicago is nearly com
pleted is welcome tidings to the dozen
Globe men who have been subpoenaed
to testify as witnesses for the govern
ment Although no definite date has
been set for the departure Of those
summoned. it is expected that Deputy
United States Marshal Frank Haynes
will soon be notified when to instruct
the men to be in Chicago. Among the
hundred or more defendants now on
trial, r. ]. Bobba, r. S. Culver. Jo-
seph Oates. W. II. Lewis. H. +. Kane
and Julio Blanco formerly resided in
that district Much of the evidence TO
be used in connection with the arial
was collected by Claude McCaleb, rep
resentative of the department OF JUS
tice for that part of the state.
W. II. Fadler pleaded guilty in the
federal court at Phoenix Monday
morning to a charge of violating the
espionage act. Fadler admitted his
guilt on all three counts, and mis- sen
tence will be pronounced later. On
October "a. in the presence of James
II. Mulrein. Clinton Campbell, J. c!
DObbins, A. X. Cater and others. Fad
Ter made several emphatic statements
in regard TO the war, the Liberty loan
and the draft, his attitude toward all
three being one of strong opposition.
Fadler claimed that the war was a
capitalistic war, fathered by people
who were making money out OF the
and sale of war material
and munitions. He said that he was
opposed to the war and to the method
in which 1t is being handled; TO the
Liberty loan and the draft. He ad-
Vised against the purchase OF bonds
and stated that many people are being
exempted from the draft through po-
litical influence.
Six Cinnamon. proprietors of gro
Gerry stores in the southeast section
Of the city OF Phoenix, who were taken
into custody on technical charges of
selling intoxicating liquors last week,
entered pleas of guilty when they
we're arraisned before Judge r. c.
stanford in the superior court of Mari
cOpa county Monday morning. \ fine
lf 500 was assessed in each instance.
These arrests were made by Thiel de-
tectives, the men being formally
charged with disposing OF lsman eX-
tract. an intoxicating liquor. State
ments were made to the court this
by County Attorney Laney
md Thiel detectives that a majority
Of the men had been abusing the priv
Ileges OF their business by selling eX-
tracts in large quantities. that is, two
Dr. three bottles to a single individual.
y was the contention Of the proseeu-
ion that in so ding they we're mali
.iously violating the law. Those fined
we're sun Wah Cheang. zee Jackson.
A. ID. 10y. Gin Lung. zee Yen and Sun
Among Hi The fines were paid and
he men released from custody.