Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-26

 Phoenix, in the trial of Col. F. s. Breen, who quoted him as saying, ''To hell with the war"
 This installment of the cross-eX- animation of the governor by Judge John II. Campbell of Tucson. deals with the famous picture he had taken with Grover H. Perry and Charles H. | McKinnon, I. W. W.'s, convicted at Chicago, and of his circulation of dis loyal utterances by Upton Sinclair.
 This testimony opened with a ques- tion by Judge Campbell as to whether Hunt knew Charles H. McKinnon.
 By MT. Campbell: c. Charles McKinnon, do you know him? A. I met him, yes.
 c. Who is Grover H. Perry? A. met him, yes, too.
 Q. Where are they now, do you know? A. In Leavenworth.
 Q. In the United States prison? A. Yes.
 O. Is this a photograph of McKin- non and Perry? A. 1 think so, yes.
 Q. Who is the gentleman in the center? A. Looks like myself. identifies His Photographs.
 Q. Is it yourself? Alt is. Q. When was that photograph taken, governor? A. I don't remember.
 By MT. Campbell. We offer this in evidence. if the Court pleases. By MT. Laney: Just a minute. By the witness: 1t might have been taken when 1 was down at Columbus.
 By the Court: There is no show fs-r fhot anything about this man. By Mir. Campbell. I will show it all By the Court: Do you avow that you are going to make a showing that Governor Hunt knew these men were disloyal to the government?
 By Mir. Campbell: Yes, I will con meet it all up, if the Court please, with this witness. Met the Pair in Phoenix.
 By MT. Campbell: Q. Where did you know Grover H. Perry? A. I met him once.
 Q. Where? A. In Phoenix.
 Q. Only once you have ever met him? A. That is as far as I remem- Der. yes.
 Q. Where did you meet Charles Me Kinnon? A. l met him in Globe.
 Q. Only once? A. I might have saw him twice; I don't know.
 Q. Do you remember seeing them together? A. I saw them together the time l saw Perry.
 By MT. Laney: The time what?
 By the witness: The time 1 saw Perry.
 By MT. Campbell: Q. I understood you to say you met Perry once, and here in Phoenix? A. Yes.
 Q. And you met McKinnon and met him in Globe? A. Yes, sir, that re- member of. It may be 1 met those two in Phoenix when I first met Perry.
 Q. Where was this picture taken. A. I don't remember, but some time in the early part of 1917.
 By Mir. Campbell: Q. Where was it taken? A. Do you want to know?
 Changes His Story.
 c. Yes. A. It was taken out by my house.
 Q. You did see McKinnon in Phoe- nix, then? A. He came there and saw me.
 Q. And it wasn't taken at Colum- bus? A. No, l didn't say it was; took lots of pictures in Columbus.
 Q. Then it wasn't taken at Colum- bus? A. I am not going to tell you anything about il; it is none of your business; that part of my business was with the government of the United States, if you want to know it.
 Q. Governor. it was not taken at Columbus? A. l don't think l ought to answer those questions.
 By the Court He has answered it already.
 By Mir Campbell: He said he thought it was taken out here Q. Was it taken at your house? A. Yes.
 Shown Wobbly Pamphlet.
 c. Did you ever see copy of this publication, entitled 'ls Freedom Dead?' A. Yes; l suppose you get one; everybody else got one through the mail
 Q. You have seen a copy of that? A. Yes
 Q. On May 9. 1918. did you see more than one copy of it? A. May 9th?
 e. Yes. 1918? A. I don't remember.
 Q. When did you first see a copy of that letter A. Why it was sent to me; l don't know who sent it. because my desk is just piled up with this stuff
 e. Do you know man by the name of McMillan here? A. Yes. have seen him.
 c. You know who he is? A. Yes, I have heard
 e. Who is the secretary of the l. w. w. was he not the local secretary A. Yes. I suppose so; don't know.
 Q. Haven't you been in his office many times? A. No, l have never been in his office
 c. He has been in your office? A. He was in my office once and he has a right Co come Co my office.
 c. Did he not bring to you a copy of this document A l don't remem- Der now whether he did or not, but