El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-16

tuition or preamble that I know that
says anything TO that effect
ssWar Is Murder"
Q. Do you agree 10 that. that war.
even for your own country. under any
condition. is MURDER
A Murder. pure and simple. What
8. And you believe in striking on
the Job. that is known as industrial
sabotage2
A Wen. It is a pretty fair thing,
8. You believe in that7
A Well, II helps things consider
ably, striking on the job
@ You believe that2
A Well. II the. boss has got one
@ You personally believe that do
A. Well. you see I haven't any job
at present and haven't worked for so
long-in fact ] got so wise when /
Joined the wobblies-you can't back
me down on sabotage
Q. You do. in fact, believe IN strik-
ing on the job, don't you?
Striking on job Justified.
A. Well. I haven't any job. as I
told you. have had no job since
I have been a Wobbly.
Q. Do you believe
A. I believe a man is justified IN
Q. What. striking on the Job and
giving as little for his pay as he Gang
A. Certainly. The other fellow
wants to get as much as he can
Q. Your idea Is
A. Rocking the box. tell the other
to take five. we have nothing in com
mon between canital and labor
Q. Do you believe in sabotage2
A Well. what do you know about
sabotage2
Q. I am asking you
A Wen. 1 am asking YOU what
you know; maybe I don't fully IN
derstand.
Q. what do you understand by
sabotaEe2
A. Well. you fellows coming down
here and trying to get these fellows
off who have violated the constitu-
ton Of the United States. that is can
italistic sabotage. Now YOU want the
Industrial sabotage The industrial
sabotage Is taking il as easy as pos
Strong for BoIShevisr1.
Curnow testified to having read
eonsid cradle Z W W. literature. in
Guiding the Rebel Worker. Industrial
T7nionisn. Rip saw. the Weekly Plea
and other publications He s7id he
had also read THE salt Of Red RUS
sin" nv a r7an NAMED Williems
Q. Just In passing. do You think
that the situation in Russia is an
Improvement on this country?
A. Now. so far as that IS concerned
don't know. 7 am not in Russia.
O. Rut as you get it from the
newspapers
A. Wen. from that article Williams
wrote and the speech delivered at
CHICAGO in February last. n th"t
country voted-thev hpd IT tickets in
the field and II the Rolshevit-s has
a ma iOrity over the other Is. 7 think
it must ne All RIGHT. that Is true but
7 am only taking Mr.. Williams word
for that
n. As Ear as YOU can get at the sit
rat'on. that IS better than this coun-
try?
A don't think Russia Is rs far
advanced IS we are and we are half
educated Hooziers.
o. what does that word mean7
What does Il meau2 Wen.
9uess It comes down to the term igno-
rant
O. We are hair educated ignorant
DeonIe Is that what you mean
q. Then. as 7 get YOU. tire word
Hoo7'er Is synonymous with ignor-
ance?
a. scissorhrls. IN other words: you
Clrrow. sitting far down in the
witness chair. his chin resting on one
hand and Eazine - the ceiling Of tie
courtroom most ~ the tire. give his
festi--onv IN ho~ed r7annar evcent-
ing when he vigorously Objected to
Questions put to him by attorney
BurVes
Several times Re refused n answer
rras+'ons mt TO him until the co17rt
nd the COUNT ATTORNEY direr+e1 him
- ro-1v- other members Of the 7.
". W. have been summoned - Wit
nesses for the state n TIE Sen~~tq-
tion c~ees en- f4- c0r1Dieted hut Cur
now nrnve7 to 10 the most iute-esa7re
~ ~ EN- aT1 Crrrnouv was arrested
fho DAY ~ dan~rtaftars br+ released
before the actual 6anorta tions and
was not one - +ha 100 men deported
to Column Y "