The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-21

In the publication Of this paper Tuesday March 22nd this
Committee asked the Trades Council of Cckasha eight direct
questions These questions asked try determine what
being used and intended by Chkasha
Trades Council in their effort cooperate with the business
on for city They also published in that copy of
letter that received by Mrs j. T. Gossett and Miss Jennie
% u", %nh % Ma SS threat 9 s"mns the d bus OF
the questions asked only state they did approve of
the letter and that they did not to have further controversy
but that they would like to meet committee and discuss the
controversy.
The Citizens Committee adverse meeting with
of the Trades Council but still their opinion that
the for the entire citizenship be correctly informed
through public press The citizens committee willing
to meet from the Trades Council any time but
sion, they could then determine the conditions that exist
city lend their efforts along the lines this cond
ton much satisfactorily than committee THEREFORE,
WE MAKE ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS:
The Chckasha Trades Council BY order the Committee
makes the statement in their reply published Monday Ma March 4
Statement" guilty either wiuy ignorany misleading
the public by publishing false statements.
WE THEREFORE SUGGEST THAT THE TRADES coUN-
GIL ADVISE THE PEOPLE OF CHICKASHA WHAT STATE
MENTS THEY REFER TO ARE FALSE.
We understand that resolution was passed by the Carpenters
Union of Chckaha who affiliated with the Chckasha Trades
Council follows That all members of the Carpenters Union
Of Chcashs refused do work the newly proposed Ball
Park and Grand Stand unless Doctor B. Leeds removed
the position of President Of the ot Stove Leaga Asso
ciation'.
WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THE TRADES COUNCIL
ADVISE THE PEOPLE OF CEIICKASHA WHETHER OR NOT
THEY APPROVE OF SUCH ACTIONS BY THE CARPEN-
TIERS UNION.
Mr. E. Tgnor, local retail grocer makes this statement:
That he has been favored for quite long while with the grocery
business the home of Mr. and Mrs Homer Myers That
they have seemed be entirely satisfied with the treatment that
they receiving from his they seemingly
ed with having their carried Tgnors Store Since
the publication of the regarding conditions which
listed here city, Mrs Homer Myers stated to Mr. Tgnor
that she would have discontinue trading his grocery store;
stated that her disseminating trade with him
of Mr. Tgnor signing "The Public Statement" and
could not trade longer at Tgnors because he unfair
chant.
WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER THE TRADES
i TOWARDS THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF THIS CITY.
Mr. Tignor another that Mrs Spraktise,
who lives $40 Michigan Avenue and whose husband
Der of the local unions affiliated with the Trades Council
had been trading his for time and seemingly entirely
satisfied with having their account Tignors Store The lady
called closed her with Tgnor and stated that account
of the controversy here this city that they would have
their husband would have his card TAX
away from him.
WE WOULD LIKE FOR THE TRADES COUNCIL TO
ADVISE us WHETHER THEY APPROVE OF SUCH AC-
TIONS TOWARDS THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF THIS
CITY. ...e
Oden Brothers, who local retail merchants in this city,
that they have had several quit trading with them
stated that they forced do by order of their unons
that they liked trade Odens Grocery but that their
would let then and for that specific only
they quitting. Mr. A. Huichson and Mr. Kaeger Cuthridge
the who made this above Mr.
having occurred other
specific conditions