New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

Hotel and the Flatiron Building placed on TOP Of
that. there would not bc ha-f enough space Tor Us
10 do haIE Of our present business"
The stock room On the first hoor had been con-
vered into counterpart OF some elaborate modern
hotel dining room
Five hundred men partooH OF the luncheon, which
was partly made W OF the company's product
served In a variety o; dainty forms.
Among the guests were the following; Justice
Morgan J. O'Brien Charles Emory Smith. James
Il Fclels Brayton Ives Norman b. Ream, Victor
T. Lawson. John 4. Walsh John J. Waterbury.
George G. Haven Frank B. Noyes. 4. l. hlne, l..
Il Cary. Cyrus Curtis. William H Moore. arthur
Brisbane James Ross Curraa. Heory L stoadard.
:, II Aver. C. W Knapp. T. J.. Miller Frank g.
Hoyt General Thomas H. Hubbard J. Kelley,
" Y King Don c. seltz. George p. Turu0uA.
William J. Boies. William J. Holmes, f.. Beverly
Chew Il F. Guunison. James B. DLL John j.
Jordan Edmund weunors Il y. Mckinney. y.
Aymar SANDS. Frank n Kennedy ana Henry IL
HOLSTER
Justice O'Brisn responded TO the toast, The
Taste OF the People o. New y Ok" Charles Emory
Smith spoke The Newspaper should Re the
Friend o. the Honest Industrial Corporation lie
said n partI
Inasmuch as The newspaper s. the friend Of every
honest industrial individual il should ue tho .reL4
u 00Gy .Icy.I-a-s ll-oIpol-trd Tor tle 1e-e-i
OK the community ana loT Lo-est --l-s.ii-. Ili-
poses. 1Le taTl7ty u lev Iro--cts ~ t--- com
y4ay reminds lAe OF ne 5-o.s -- . - me ne ne
go0-et upon go0-eJ o. s4n a-l water Inc IRA
10 Keep the arst company, Ile JAld u ANA o-l
what nad become OF tAe O.ler t"O, and t-o -C-flL
10 act Jlem KNOW taat aaOtaer ~a5 coming.
Francis 4. Hlue. responding to the toast "Our
6toCkhOlGsrs.' sad IA part:
/ have beea in close touch with the development
OF tie AauCnal biscuit company s4.-e as Fe'!
blrtl ana thas one o. tAe secrets " IL gree.
success Ialt lHat IL Las adhered 20
closely 10 business. LElIAe many corporations.
no to sep SIS t6e SaIoSi L.Sett CS.g
La kspt oola eyes continually On business
Chairman Green. in introducing Edmund Wet
mora said:
I Uas a lawyer-at least people said /
ana a baker, and una mat nave more 10
learn ae . BAKER IMAM eve li-4 a. a te''- g..
"a hen 4 was lOOKlug about Tor men u help Hle Ia
the Lnauas ellent u ms company, thought "a the
college iLlsAl anu as a Iee1.t nave .tl-se0 A--'
who s-sa44 L4elr HoTA lA TIE AIv-
room 40 klow tlOrO-snly any business, q nan
must begin al t4e he4y 00ttoLh- nave -dAeii men
from thai gIand Old CJAese Gown IL. NeM-L1s, "a,
IeEIot Lnat have Aol been aAle 70 place
bOLe men LTOn4 my Gu anna aaatei' f4ai a u Al
IL uILAg Lnler me circumstance. lAat h4iJ1lu
have harvard man respOAu IL OuE ueAt COST,
he OS--rbo A4a-4 % - -4'-44o - - -
plsahes Lle greatly 70 INTRODUCES AT Metmore-
Nr wetrnCrs SAID Ia part:
prises provided he ls maze " the Tl6hl stun Ills
colsge framing amounts 70 nothing Il ne las not
know of no better book thai embOa4es thls idea
tnan the AUTOBIOGRAPHY " benjamin Franklin
60. / understand that the National Biscuit CON-
pauy dekOIes . u as Interest to t.e manu-
$50 - cCllsLs man would succeed
supplying OF ta1y ne college man can hold hls
own
Il ~ Mckinney, who suggested the name
.sUneedA Biscuit" told briefly OF the great strug-
Ele ths advertising department went through IN
ia efforts successfully 10 make known the biscuit
inspection Of the ne" DuI04As-