Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An American Idy: The Life the Carleton H. Parker
IT was a year ago to-day that Carl Parker died March 17, 1918. His fortieth birthday would have come on March 31. His friends, his students, were free to pay their tribute to him, both in the press and in letters which I treasure. I alone of all, - I who knew him best and loved him most, had no way to give some outlet to my soul; could see no chance to pay my tribute.
One and another have written of what was and will be his valuable service to economic thought and progress; of the effects of his mediation of labor disputes, in the Northwest and throughout the nation; and of his inesti mable qualities as friend, comrade, and teacher.
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