The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-22

In the publication Of this paper Tuesday March 22nd this
Committee asked the Trades Council of Cckssha eight direct
questions These questions asked try and determine what
tactics being used and intended be used by The chasha
Trades Council in their effort cooperate with the business
this city trying effect better and cleaner cond
city. They also published that ISSUE copy of
received by Mrs. T. and Miss Jennie
Carmichael which direct threat against the business of
The Early Hotel The ChcLasha Trades Council did
any the questions asked only they did approve of
the letter and that they did not have further controversy
but that they would like TO meet committee and discuss the
controversy
The Citizens Committee adverse meeting with
Committee of the Trades Council but is still their opinion that
the better for the entire citizenship be correctly informed
through the public press The citizens committee willing
committee from the Trades Council time but if
public fully informed and plain and without
they could then determine the conditions that exist
city and lend their efforts along the lines this cond
ton much satisfactorily than committee. THEREFORE,,
WE MAKE ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS:
The ChicLasha Trades Council by of the Committee
makes the statement in their reply published Monday March ah
1921 that the Citizens Committee which drafted the Public
Statement guilty of either wIfuly gnorany 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 passed by the Carpenters
Union Of Chckasha who affiliated with the Chcasha Trades
Council foows That all members of the Carpenters Union
of Chkasha refused do work the newly proposed Ball
Park and Grand Stand unless Doctor B. Leeds removed
from the position of President of the Ho Stove League Asso
ciation"
WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THE TRADES COUNCIL @ EII
THEY APPROVE OF SUCH ACTIONS BY THE CARPEN-
TIERS UNION
Mr. E. Tignor local grocer makes this statement:
That he has been favored for quite long while with the
business from the home of Mr. and Mrs Homer Myers That
they have seemed be entirely satisfied with the that
they receiving from his and they seemingly pleas
ed with having their account carried Tgnors Store Since
the publication Of the statement regarding conditions which
listed here city, Mrs Homer Myers stated to Mr. Tgnor
that she would have discontinue trading his grocery
stated that her for disseminating trade with him
Of Mr. Tignors signing "The Public Statement and
could trade longer Tgnors because HI unfair
chant.
WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER THE TRADES
COUNCIL OF CHICKASHA APPROVE OF SUCH ACTIONS
TOWARDS THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF THIS CITY.
Mr. Tgnor makes another statement that Mrs. Spraktise
who lives at 80 Michigan Avenue and whose husband
had been trading his for seemingly entirely
satisfied with having their Tgnos Store The lady
called closed her account with Tgnor and stated that
of the controversy here in this city that they would have
their her husband would have his
away from him.
WE WOULD LIKE FOR THE TRADES COUNCIL TO
ADVISE US WHETHER THEY APPROVE OF SUCH AC-
TONS TOWARDS THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF THIS
CITY. - '~
0den Brothers, who local retail merchants this city,
este that they have had several quit trading he
who stated that they forced do by unons
said that they liked to trade Odns Grocery their
union would let he and for that specific only
they quitting MIR. C. Huchson and Mr. Kaeger Cuhrdge