Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-26

c. What did you do with them A. They are out to my place.
 c. You still have them; you still nave th5m? A. What is left of them, yes.
 o. What have not been used you still have them? A. What have not been used, still have them.
 Q. Do you know the author of this pamphlet, "Is Freedom Dead?" A. No. sir.
 o. You know it was issued by the I. W. WIS who were on trial at Chi cago, do you not? A. Do l what?
 O. You know it was issued by the l. w. W.s who were on trial at Chi cago? A. I didn't get the question.
 O. I say you know 1t was issued by the I. W. W.s who were on trial at Chicago, do you not? A. l suppose so; I don't know; didn't read 1t.
 His Letter to Sinclair
 O. On March 6, 1918, did you write the following letter: Executive Of flee. State House, Phoenix. Arizona. My Dear Mir. Sinclair: am in receipt of your note of the 27th ultimo, and am glad to hear from you again. am going to take advantage of your club offer, and ask that you send your mag azine for one year to the following addresses: Governors office, Phoenix, Arizona; Superintendent Arizona State Prison, Prison Library. Arizona State Prison; Industrial School, Ft. Grant, Arizona; Pioneers Home, Pres colt, Arizona; University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona; Normal School Flagstaff, Arizona; Normal School. Tempe, Arizona; Commission of State Institutions, Phoenix; Director of Vo- catiOnal Training, Phoenix. There is enclosed herewith claim against the state of Arizona, covering the above subscriptions. Upon the return of this claim properly executed, it will be promptly transmitted to the state au- ditor for payment With best wishes for the success of your publication, am, sincerely yours, Geo. W. P. Hunt, governor of Arizona" Did you write that letter?
 Mir. Laney: I object to that as en- tirely irrelevant.
 The Court: Overrule the objection, except this. I don't see why the court should remain in evidence unless you make some showing-I don't care to take up the time of the court on socialist paper. unless you care to make avowal now that
 Contains Seditious Article
 Mir Campbell: I will show there are many seditious articles in the paper. and it is very much interested in the BOlsheviki of Russia, and that is just in line with what the governor told Professor Lawrence.
 Sent to State Expense
 The Court: Are you going to show he got his statement from that paper. and it caused him to make the state ment?
 MT. Campbell: l don't know This shows his attitude in subscribing for this paper and having it sent at state expense to all the state institutions.
 The Court: What I am getting at is. A socialist paper, if there is some thing to connect it up
 NIT. Campbell: Yes, have the arti- cles. here, I can only take one step at a time, I am trying to show his whole attitude
 The Court: Towards the Bolshevili 
 MT. Campbell: His attitude towards the Bolsheviki government, and his at titude towards the government of the United States, and these men he has supported and supported at the states expense.
 Mir Laney: The evidence thus far is that this man is a supporter of President Wilson, Upton Sinclair. Maybe that is disloyalty.
 The Court: What is your next ques- ton?
 Mir Campbell: I want to know this is answered first. you have overruled the objection to it and now I ask the governor. did he write the letter.
 The Court: You may answer the question. A. Yes.
 Mir Campbell: We offer it in evi- ience then.
 MT. Campbell: Q. Did you approve of the writings of Mir Upton Sinclair | in these magazines which you order ed sant to our state institutions at public expense?
 Mir. Laney: 1 object to that un- | ess it be included in the question as 10 which particular magazine, of course the witness couldn't answer
 The Court: The governor may ans Her accordingly.
 Hunt Admires Sinclair
 A. Judge. the only thing-Of course | admire Upton Sinclair as a writer, | and after he was thrown out of the | socialist party because he supported | President Wilson, 1 thought that 1 | would help him out some by getting | his magazine.
 Mir. Campbell: Q. At the state ex- Dense? A. Yes, at state expense. How | much was it, it is stated there.
 e. don't know, governor. A. | Doesn't it state there?
 Cites Disloyal Remarks
 c. It. is taxpayers money if it was l )ne cent. Did you approve his state nent in the April number that there | Ire as many peace plans today as here are clashing groups and inter. | ssts. The formula of the German rul- | ng cases is everything they have so |