The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-15
Nikht Conference Faii- ESprrSsmcn NJ
Work Wearing Z nion Isutto ns.

Mayor Gaynor had conferences yesfar-
day with representatives III both sides in
the chauffsu strike He said before
leaving city Hall that h" believed the
strike would he ended soon.
Committees acting for the chauFeurs'
union and IN. employers tried all last
evening AT III" Hotel Imperial 10 reach
an agreement hut tn" conference faIl-d
because tNe chaufeurs wouldu't make
peace on any basis but that Of the closed
shop.
Inc Timor 'ha, the striking eTpr@,s-
men who ret rIrnsd TO woTN vest erViav
would h.. discharges n they came wear
ing union buttons proved - b." u falls"
alarm Some uf IN" driver who re-
turned To ono or two ~ IN" stables in
Jersey cry were told bT som" ~ rna
minor EXPRESS pSficials thsl they would
have to tai" oF their huIt"n Or aunt
They cno-" tn OlI' HIf officials higher
up coun' "-Inand.-d The ordr- and ~"
strikers marched INTO me d"put, wrar-
ing heir union n'Ir-0ns
In an nu4r Or l..-s after work was re-
s,im"i th"T" w.l-ASI'IndAn' evidence"
hat n" INK" va n.y. NJ dr,,rr-
and American cypress COMPANIES adj
United that ihey were 'Irrs!'u! IDafiHE.
even n they wcra raid for n bv The lnIOn
MANY II IN" rr"u who r"'Irne'l raId
that they had ne wan's-l 20 ~.rIN".
Their. w.C. several klck"-- among rne
strikers. principally thn-. Who 'S"'" not
taken back b.ca',-e. - was lll..9nI they
had been guilty If rr dad ,n'I'"si violence"
The rn.mb"E> pr ! committee Of the
strikers. Hho Cdl"i On Mayo taynor
several days ago on = p"a".' mission.
cornplain"i 'hi' they had been fired
for being lb-sn' 'inou' leave"
The principal work ion" Yesterday was
the moving al T"Tlshafl" freight Many
thousand crates IT meat. egg. chickens
and other fooi-t ifT- which nai not been
condemned Dy IN" health osl,lal- Hs~e
taken To- their Destinations. among the
who have returned 80 work were. tnO-" of
Park 4 IiifOrH
rhsuIeur- and cabmcn alone - rhe
-triker- ~-r" LIB Idl" They had struck
IN sympathy and then demanded 'n.
closed shop. going step further than
th. ..Ayra--men. who v.nt back "a work
on an open shop BASIS II was iguro.i
that ia taxicabS and !B hors" cabs wer,.
out u h,Is,n.-- yesterday nn account ~
-he strike som" e n" smaller concerns
s.,ttI..Di with the ,nIon Early IN The siay
William i inIlighIn representing thr
New YORK TaX.,Ih "mpanv and IN
cid.ntally IN" other bag companies had
a Confsr"no. With MHv0r Gaynor III ~"
forenoon Tn. Mayor left III" CITY Hall
with him. intending =" 20 on anauI'om"biic
, rim calling al 'hs' various garages af-
f.@,ed hy 'h., strike with u view 10 ending
~. trouble Nr CallaRhan. u was Stated
wa willing to accept many ~ IN. con
,ii'ion, proposed by the strikers The
MAYOR changed his mind about me auto
trip. and coming back. decidei 20 lny ite
the. parties interested in IN" strike 10 his
Office 10 talk matter. over
Later a large COMMITTEE. ~ The "estCoit
Company striking chauffeur called at
m. Mayors off," Th.y -aid they we-"
nnxio'I- 80 work a. Ih"r W"r" paid higher
"A a 4.
'lnIOn demanded tout ~ union men hey
fer obliged to -trik" 10 sympathy with ia.
others Their Ilirt4l-m. th"y said seemed
10 b" little appreciated by m" other union
men The COrnfnIifs" urged the Mayor
10 Use hi- beet efforts l." -"ttl" the strike
Tn" ctT - - they -aid. AR" being
used - goats for 10" 800 or ss other
strikers W" have np quarrel with our
employers Even the uulon. don't know
what VI" should II Ik" tor