The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-09

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r.sr1bsrahlp. oGcers, dutles. etc, etc.
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other cfries. where they Esve been
suffering al sorts of irdfgritles, r.
conVealezcs and loases froz tEe gs1-
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q wage paid elsewhere for Ike serF-
ice. under similar Conditions. the rate
to BE determined frca time To tine
from well authenticated reports from
competing cities. Ths tzbulsted wage
reports issued by the Goverrment
Department u Commerce ard Labor
can also Be used to sho~ the standard
rate, and 4 is expected later on that
tnls government bzrsaa viii furnish
weekly reports 81 the labor market
from different centers, 50 that the
workman when he IS ready 70 sell his
labor and the employer when he Is
ready 70 buy. nay each have reliable
information AZ 10 the market OF ruling
price.
The newcoming manufacturer also
agrees 10 maintain the Ez.ss@ry ard
hygienic conditions provided for by
the state laws and To refrain from any
Iockouts to reduce wages below the
standard. reserTfng 70 himself the
right 70 discharge any eupioys for
cause
The Citizens Association On it's part
agrees 70 furnish, IN such numbers as
Il Is possible 70 obtain. hrst-clsss
YoTkmen who viii contract 70 zel
their labor a. the standard price for
such period a. may be fixed upon,
agreeing not to strike. picket. assault
other workmen. destroy property. OF
DO any Of the criminal acts common
10 labor unlonism. Zach workman re-
serving to himself the right 10 Quit /
work for cause, and the Citizens As- /
sociation further pledges It's men I
bers to use it's associated power 70
enforce the contracts between en- /
ployer and employe. and 10 art en
masse to uphold the Law al al times.
The new industries boating IN Bat. (
tie Greek viii not start under any sort /
Of labor union domination Whatso- 4
ever. but viii make individual con-
tracts with each employe. those con.
tracts being fair and equitable and 4
guaranteed on both sides.
Thus from the abuses Of labor j
unions and their ingsne efforts 70 ruin
everyone who does rot obey" has 4
evolved this plan which replaces the i
old conditions Of injustice, lockousg.
strikes. violence. loss Of money and
property, and general Industrial war.
fare, and inaugurates an era Of perfect
balance and fairness between en-
ployer and employs. q steady continu-
ance Of industry and consequent pros
perity. The entire community pledged
By public sentiment and private act 70
restore to each man his ancient right
TO peace, freedom and the pursuit Of
happiness"
Other cities viii be driven 10 protect
their workpeople. merchants and csti-