Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-11-23
WHiTWELL,

Special to the Ne7Os.
If you will allow me space in the
best paper | ever read / will try to
write few lines.
BOOSTERS growing and cows bawling
seems to be the order Of the night.
We enjoyed reading SO many good
letters last week. Come on, Morning
Glory's Brother, you write good
pieces. also like to read w. L. San
der's pieces. Come on, Union Man,
of Altoona, Ala, and also a. T. He
headed them all. think another blow
or two like z. I. S will wind up Jolly
in his biz. He will be like Nip and
Tuck's Pap. saw in last week s
paper where he was ready to call off
his hounds and be friendly to Morning
Glory's Brother He says he is law
abidlng and if he is he had better
come over on the union side and drink
soup with the soup suckers for they are
as lawabiding people as are in Whit
well. The scabs shoot on Sunday lust
tae same as if it was Monday. They
don't know anything about Sunday
school. If they did they would attend
it in the place of shooting on Sunday.
They think that it is day of sport for
them l was sure glad when the sold
iers arrived in Whitwell for / haven t
heard any shooting on Sunday since
they came j. w. Morrison has had
four Of the union men arrested when
it ought to have been non-union men
for they are the ones that shoot,
and their promiscuous shooting it is
believed was the cause of the death
of Clark Robertson. Because it was
done in the night it was laid on the
union | listened for that killing to be
laid on the union that took place Oh
! Negro Hill while back, but it was
on Sunday and they couldn't find any
excuse for ID Many of the scabs don
think any more of killing one another
than we do of killing hog. The T.
G. |. Co. had better get up a Sunday
school and teach the scabs what guns
are for before they give them to then
and turn them loose.
Come on, Union Woman. l like Il
read all of the union letters as I am {
union woman myself. wish all o.
the people could see alike and all bt
union. Wouldn't we have goot
time? We could share alike and hav,
things alike and all get along withou
any trouble. We never had any troub
lie until the company locked the unioI
iout of work and brought in the slum
, of the cities to our quiet little tow
, and they started trouble as soon a
they arrived here. We had a quie
little town until the stop but it look
like they can't quiet this trouble dow
They are having the longest trial
! ever heard of. 1t has taken them
week and they are not through yet
They are going to Tracy City afte
men and there is no telling where else
They are Just trying the union now.
guess it will be the scabs' turn mex
/ if it dom t continue onesided concern
| don't think that is right. | don
know much about law, but it isn't fai
TO try one side all the time and not tn,
, other. like to see all parts go OF
: alike. / hope that the 7. c. l. Co
will see before it is too late that tn,
Union men are the ones TO work i
they want to get along without an,
trouble. l tell you, good union men
that the non-union miners are costin,
the company a great deal of trouble.
would not be in their socks for thei
2 shoes. Ny home is at Whitwell a
present and hope that soon it will b
/, union camp again, so all of the un
l ion men can come back TO their home
3 and be with their families instead O
being away. have got few of wha
E the scabs call ''soup suckers" and
thank God they haven't scabbed. W
; can get our soup without scabbing 70
il, either.
Vi Julia Richie went out on the noun
: tain Thursday for a visit. Hope sh
will have a good time.
We are glad 10 see the News grow
ing 40 fast and hope il will still cor
+. tinue 10 grow. Best wishes 10 the ur
ion readers White Sheep.