New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
PARKS IN SUBDUED MOOD.
RETCRNS; TALKS PE1CE.
Bat HIS authorised Mouthpiecc
Sogs Fight TO Finish.

Wien aam raTks came back yesterday with
she res: az thc New-York delegation or sr,c,,,rsl
froa''erAs-S rom me kansas City convention he
ssenet ;n ro're respects different Parks rom
- man who went away Before he v,or, .,-,,- -
'1.Sed nS.t % the last moment bur vester5a, he
= kod OILY peace lie also spoke Of ,-er-sn- as :.
ieace7 -H4 le'ung some younger man take his
pace Ire 1oiceation arrived early in tho dax ana
rs-ls went at once TO his home Al r,irftv-,,i-a-
o. and LcNireton-ave. He found that so-,c % his
& e2Gs had sent doral pieces n honor of his return
u 6cct consider tho election OF Buchanan as
amounting 20 much.' ne said Nearly all .-a
-eaocrs CT tho International executive committee
ars WITH me AID Buchanan won by s1,ch a small
iasiorty taat DE has nothing to crow shout indie
T,n6o0, az tle fact that tho International commit
So ca0 override him. Besides Ne can vsn v,-,
tre s:earndtters snd other unions"
Parks denied that he had said when he was IN
Kansas City that he would order strike on The
rcN East River Bridge. Ee had no idea OF order
ir- any strikes he declared
I'm through with strikes he co-.i,,,as
They're not necessary now. I'm not going 10 or
dr. amy strikes on the new East River Bridge
My should l. when union men are enplovede
= IT, ao- goirg 10 order strikes on any sob OF the
FlIeG company. either or any other lob
I'm gettinc ole. independent o. nv poor health
sd some younger man Will have 20 90 on The
friur Inc ana see what fun there IS in # I've
had enough Of il. I've been kicked and abused
long enough"
when il was suggested that his successor nigh.
81 Buchanan he made n WY face He said how
ovs-. that there was tire enough 10 form a plan
rstc- hc had 4 rest.
Regarding the fight between his union and the
Tul5ing Trades Employers Association. Parks
sad.
we never can accept the arbitration agreement
a. The Employers Association It Is an unfair
scheme q Presidc1t Edlitz hut ] am in hope that
ilere IS some middle ground on which VIC may
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Building
Trades ~ International Hall. Fifty-foUrtll-st and
Tr-c-eFf- which was held yesterday. was attend
- - laiks- me ooafq IS srnsll now Mhen the
meeting was over William Eye. tho secretary,
-Tte general situation was discussed. \ bomb
Is going explode some OF these days
Parks as he hurried away after the meeting.
.N- NuIarey. my secre.acy. IS authorized to
NllsaeT said that TIE local fight would become
Intentional
any strikes he said. will be ordered by the
intern -lo0al committee which S 70 take up the
flhr Tho International union viii levy assess
- necessary % provide funds. There Is 70 be
Do Pa-Fsisr-. Parks does rot want il No matter
f-v l--- she SO 1t takes. We u SCI there. Parks IS
f-vsyS ri-.- IDioA matters.
PRESIDENT Eidifz was told o. the declaration OF
Parks -n l2Nor x leaSe ana 1eciareq II 10 De
amusing ana TOO ridiculous 20 take seriously.
r arl Glad rs Is Coz peaCe-if he is for peace
De- SAID. 'out as ta- as We are concerned il does
nor interest as - Iac least lie y no more 10 Us
-.vg lra- @ common fah0reT. and 20 his declara
rf-- rfa- e. VIII abide by arbitration
scheme o- is willing 20 c'mproinise. Il IS per
His =rto- We orlv recognize the Housesmiths
md Judgements Iuic--
committees NJ the JoU-1eyIncr Stone Cutters
T-rn- and The employers association in an effort
settIe with the sro1ccGttvrs. The COMMITTEE OF
the latter had short conference with Parks
r--e. rs the e-ere-utters' committee refused to
h7,e ANYTHING 20 DO with the new unions.