Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
SUNSHINE SPREADERS READY
Trade Excursion Leaves Monday
Morning for a Week in Iowa.
LIST OF BOOSTERS IS COMPLETE
Some old Time Excursionsist Are Co
ing and q Bis Live stock show
VIII BE Given at Ames
for visitors.

start. The train is a beautiful solid Pull
man and one Of the finest which ever pulled
out of Union station at Omaha.
The train will be in charge of Dan Fuller.
chairman of trade extension committee, and
Commissioner j. M. Guild. who have con-
Quoted many trade excursions.
Ames, Ia, will be one of the first places
where a stunt will be done by the visitors
and also the visited. The Commercial club
OF that city has arranged TO have the
train stop at the Iowa State college on its
way into the city. TIL business men will
march to the campus, where the students
of the largest and best known agricultural
college in the country will give a fat stock
show for the benefit of the visitors, bring
Ing up all the best specimens from the de-
partment Of animal industry farm.
Those who Will GO.
These are the firms who will send repre-
sentatives and those who will represent
them:
Agricultural Implements-John Deere
plow Co, @. N. Peek, general manager;
John Deere Plow Co, J. A. Elicit, sales
man; Kingman Implement Co., e. A. Hat
field, general manager; Iininger Imple-
ment Co., F. L. Halter. president; Parlin
& Orendorf Co., @. NJ. Durkee, ger;
con, general manage
Awnings and Tents-Omaha Tent and
Awning Co, A. c. Scott, manager.
Bags and B~agsing-Bemis Omaha Bag
Co. Frank Frahm.
Banks-First National bank, L. l..
Kountze, second vice president; First Ma
tional bank, Q. T. Eastman; Live Stock
National bank, (South Omaha), H. C.
Nicholson, assistant cashier; Merchants
National bank, c.. B. Dugdale, assistant
cashier; Nebraska National bank, II. w.
Yates, jr., assistant cashier; Omaha Ma
tional bank, Ezra Willard, assistant CASH
| Ter. Packers National hank. (SOlth
Omaha), c.. A. Durham, assistant cashier;
United States National bank, W. E.
Rhoades, cashier.
Boots and Shoes--F. P. Kirkendall e. Co.,
]. H. Taylor, vice president; F. P. .Kirken-
dali & Co., r. w. Moore, sales manager
Hayward Bros. Shoe Co., Myron g Hay
ward, treasurer; Hayward Bros. Shoe Co.,
G. s. Byers, salesman,
Bridges and Bridge Materlal-Standard
Bridge Co, r. q. Drake, president.
Building Material and Supplies-Sunder-
land Bros. Co, j. A. Rockwell. manager OF
sales.
Coal and Coke (wholesale)-The E. B.
Carrigan Co., 4. H.. Rothert.
commercial Agencies--R. G. Dun & Co.,
Frank NJ. Blish, manager,
Commercial Club. NJ. Guild, commits
sioner; John A. Spyker, speaker; E. w.
Pryor. steward; Joseph d. Lewis, porter.
Confectionery-D. j. O'Brien Co., J. Ed
ward O'Brien.
Cracker and Cake Neutrality-suspicious.
Wiles Biscuit Co., f. E. Zeiler, general
manager.
Crockery and Queensware-omaha Crock
cry Co., George H.. Miller, secretary.
Dry Goods, Notions, ~Etc.-Byrne & Ham
mer Dry Goods Co., D. B. Fuller, vice
president; Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods
Co, F. c. Pterson, manager MANUFACTURING
department; NJ. E. Smith ~ Co.. A. g.
Smith, president; NJ. L. Smith q Co, Joe
Kelley. sales manager.
Drugs-E. E. Bruce & Co., c. f. Bed
well, vice president; Richardson Drug Co.,
f. {. Patton, treasurer.
Co.. A.. @. Henning; Nebraska Electric Co.,
a. g. Munro, vice president and treasurer;
Western Electric Co., l.. e. Sperry, man
Engines, Pumps and Fi~ttinpgs.CraTne CO,
H.; Wigman. sales manager
.Engraving-Baker Bros. Engraving Co,
Furniture and Carpets-Beebe 81 Runyan
Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co, Frank E.
Glass, Paints and Oils-Midland Glass
and Paint Co, Il. b. Coleman, assistant
Grain-Merriam & Holmqulst Co. Walter
Holmquist, secretary; N~ebraska-IoWa
SFern NSee- !; a; iMTiE55; lei: essiSs s. :. m Nan,
son, vice president and treasurer; Trans
VIos n4gPEPide Graip np Ok; e Grain +; Soe q (,
Babcock, secretary.
Groceries-Allen Bros, Oscar r. Allen.
secretary; McCord-Brady Co., Maurice T.
Co, c. L. Johannes, department manager;
Paxton & Gallagher Co., Paul c. Gallagher,
hardware, Cutlery and Shelf Goods-Lee-
Glass-Andreesen Hardware Co., j. Clarke
Colt, buyer; Wright q Wilhelmy Co, Paul
Harness and saddlery-J. H, Haney &
CO, w; a, Mckay sales maRaser -,
president; Waterloo Creamery Co, Leroy
Incubators and Poultry Supplies-George
H; Lee Co. George H.. Lee, president.
Insurance (Fire)-Martin Bros. & Co., F.
Live stock-Clay-Roblnson & Co., w. E.
Reed, manager; lngwersen Bros, James
j, B. Blanchard, president; South Omaha
Live Stock Exchange Crhel A. T. Stryker,
ers' Exchange CThe(, J. H, ,Buila. presi-
dent; Tags Bros, James Hilburn, Union
stock Yards Of Omaha Ltdl, Everett
Bros, Fred Huber.
Lumber-C. N. Dietz Lumber Co., o. w.
Millinery-M. Spiesberger & Sons CO., n.
A.. Spiesberger, general manager.
Packers-Armour & Co, r. f. Harris,
sales manager; The Cudahy Packing Co,
H.. b. Gray, manager car routing depart
ment; Swift & Co, G.. NJ. Stevens, manager
jobbing department.
Paper, Irvine. Etc.-Carpenter Paper Co.,
A. w. Carpenter, treasurer.
Pharmaceutical Chemists-Portef, Ryer-
son-Hoohler Co, Henry Gering, president.
Photographer (CommerciaD-Louis II.
BosWick.
Photographic Supplies-The Robert Demp-
ster Co., X. A. McFarlane, manager.
Printing, Lithographing and Stationery
klopp e. Bartlett Co, Joe b. Redfield, vice
president and secretary.
Publicaions-Chase Publishing Co. (The),
Clement Chase, editor; Daily Drovers' jour
nal-Stockman, A. C. Davenport, manager,
Omaha Daily Bee. c. c. Rosewater, man.
ager; Omaha Daily News, f. r. Lamb,
Omaha Trade Exhibit Co, o. f. McCune,
manager; Omaha WoTld-Herald. r.. NJ.
Jones.
Radiators and B~oilers-American Radia.
tor Co, A. H. Williamson, manager Omaha
branch.
Real Estate and Investment Bankers
r.. c. Peters 4 Co., r. c. Peters, president
Roofing Material and Supplies-Sunder-
land Roofing and Supply Co, Arthur L
Ware, sales manager; Sunderland Roofins
and supply Co.. E.. E Schaupp.
SASH Doors and Blinds-Adams & KELLY
Co, Harry G, Kelly; NJ A. Disbrow & Co.
NJ. c. Cole. assistant manager.
Stock FoOd-PaXton- Eckman Chemica.
Co, Harry Elvidge, secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telephone Co, w
b. 7. Belt, general manager; Nebraska
Telephone Co, Guy II. Pratt, general con.
tract agent; A. s.. Romano.
Type and Printing Maehinery-Great
Western Type foundry, s.. J. Potter, man
ager.
Typewriters-Ollver typewriter Co., WIN.
lam b. Stewart, Jr., manager.