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

LIGHT
WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK TIE TRADES COUNCIL
OF CEICKASHA WHETHER THEY APPROVE OF SUCH
TACTICS TOWARDS ANY LAW ABIDING CITIZEN AS THE
ABOVE CONDITION STATES AND WHETHER OR NOT
THEY ARE STILL OPPOSED TO MORE GOOD RESPECTA
BILE MEN MOVING TO CHICKASHA TO MAKE THEIR
HOME.
When the Sigmon Furniture Company burned manager
stated that he would no rebuild his factory in this city the
Of the radical element Of the Unions here this town.
hence, moved his factory elsewhere.
WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE TRADES COUNCIL
If THEY EXPECT TO COOPERATE IN BRINGING NEW
Err THEY EXPECT TO CONTINUE THEIR POLICY AS NOW
AND HAS BEEN IN THE PAST OF MAKING CONDITIONS
INT0LERABLE FOR BOTH CAPITAL And LABOR WHO
COME TO OUR CITY.
Mr. j. C. Ricker proprietor of the Modern Garage makes
affidavit thai Mr. Carl Davis has been of his has kept
automobile storage his place of business This relation
semed to be entirely satisfactory Shortly after MIR Rcers
mdorsed the "PubIc Statement with the Citizens Mr. Davis
Union that he dscoiinue his patronage to the Modern
Garage.
WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE TRADES COUNCIL
OF CIICKAsHA WHO INSTRUCTED. Mr.. DAVIS THAT HE
MOVE HIS PATRONAGE FROM TIE MODERN GARAGE
ALSO WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE TRADES COUNCIL AGAIN
TIE QUESTION OF WHETHER THEY APPROVE OF SUCH
TACTICS TOWARDS THE BUSINESS OF THIS TOWN
WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE TRADES COUNCIL OF
CHICKASHA WHO INSTRUCTED MR. MCINTOSH, PRO
PRET0R OF THE MCFARLAND BARBER SHOP, THAT HE
MUST DISCONTINUE HIS PATRONAGE AT TIGN0RS GRO
Gerry STORE AND WHETHER THEY APPROVE OF SUCH
TACTICS AS THIS.
We informed that committee told Mr. Jim Mongom-
local barber and good citizen of this town, that he
discontinue his with Dr. A, B. Leeds family pby-
clan, that he would be declared unfair his
WE WOULD LIKE FOR TIE TRADES COUNCIL TO ADJ
WISE US WHO THE COMMITTEE WAS THAT CALLED ON
MR. MONTGOMERY AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY AP-
PROVE OF SUCH TACTICS.
MIR Sam Justice proprietor of the Manhattan Cafe advises
this committee that he has in his employ young lady who
pantry girl MIR. Justice is running Union house. We
Culinary contract place
gnated pantry girl dregarding that lady
that she is being continually harased by walking delegate
the Culinary Union insisting that she either on this local or he
will her fred Mr. Justice that he signs the pay checks
and has advised the little lady that it not necessary for her
to belong to union to work for him in that capacity The
co-worers of this lady have advised her join any union
that there benefit to be gained from it. This lady has
advised Mr. Walking Delegate that she could afford join
Uniona she needs all of her for her
necessary living expenses regardless of this statement from
her. she is continually harassed
WE WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE TRADES COUNCIL
OF CHICKAsHA IF THEY APPROVE OF SUCH TACTICS
TOWARDS TIE WORKING GIRL IN THIS INSTANCE
Justice Mitchell Eranger of the Supreme Court of New
York. in rendering decision laid Amer
csn principles which everyone should should
them their principles in Efe Gle proclaimed the
his family in accordance with his and their
his ability" His conclusionsTha this right
Godgiven right and will be protected given
sderation by all rmnded people His decision assures
form of radcalm is only specie of CALLING slavery
liberty and independence Every class OF American citizen
TO the realization that TO have and freedom
must give protection to this Godgvn right live and let
live.
THE COMMITTEE.
c. B. HANNA, j. L. HART, A. E. LEEDS j. r. ABER-
CRoMBIE, M E. HUMPHREY, CLAUDE DAVIS.