The Brunswick news., 1912-01-23
NAVAL STORES
OFFICIALS HERE
VISITORS ARRIVED IN CITY YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON ON TWO
PRIVATE PULLMANs.
OFFICERS, Directors and Stockholders
of the Southeastern Yaryan Naval
Stores Company Here From Toledo
and Other Cities.

Brunswick today opens her gates
and e2 tends a right royal welcome TO
one of the most distinguished all
representative parties of business men
who have ever visited our city. They
comprise about forty of the officers
and stockholders of the Southeastern
Haryan Naval Stores company which
has its principal operating plant. the
largest in the world, in Brunswick.
This party which is in charge of
Messrs. ]. S. Bradley, president of the
company, and ]. E. Bradley. president
of the Southern Naval Stores Con-
struction company, which built the
brunswick plant, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon in two special
Pullman cars. Immediately after their
arrival their train was switched to
the plant and the party spent some
time inspecting the properties and
the workings of. the machinery, under
the conduct of Homer T. Yaryan, the
anventor of the process, which will
reVolutioniZe the turpentine and rosin
industry, and of J. E. Lockwood and
other local officers of the company
Many of the stockholders had never
seen such plant, and the most tan
gible evidence they had ever had OF
ITS existence had been in the form
of very substantial dividends. 1t is
needless to say that they were greatly
lnterested in and delighted with what
they saw.
Mr.. Bradley and the other officers
of 'he company complimented their
guests with an elegant dinner at the
Oglethorpe last night. Besides those
already mentioned those in the party
are as follows: from Toledo, Gen. J.
Kent Hamilton, Rev. Father Herr, w.
B. Geroe, John Mackett, Chas. Nell
son, Judge A. o. Barber, H. s. Asman.
Henry Hassett, Geo. Shaw, G. s.
Mills, Sinclair Berham, H Snyder, w.
S. Walbridge, F. L. Geddes, M. ].
Owens, A. Mitchell, Jas. Blair, Chas.
Rowland, Irving B. Heidi Ed Her
ron, S. Boldt, W. Snyder, John Phil
lips, E L. Cline, M. Tribault; from
st. Louis, John w. Dunn, A. ]. Mel.
son, N w. Baxter, A. K. Bauer, j.
christopher, and ]. j. Madden, of Buff
falo, and NJ w. Jack of Streeter, Ill
Besides the visitors Messrs. E. H.
Mason, F. .. Aiken, F. D. M. StrachanI
Albert Fendig, F. e. Twitty and R. D.
Meader were members of the dinner
party Informal but most interesting
talks were made by Jas. S. Bradley,
Homer T. Yaryan, Gen. ]. Kent Ham
tlton, VIM. B. Geroe, Albert FendiGI
r. D. Aiken and J. e. Lockwood.
The visitors are among the most
prominent and successful business
men of their respective cities. Toledo
is the home of Mr.. Yaryan and the
Messrs. Bradley, and that these gen
tlemen have the confidence and esteem
of The fellow citizens was well attest
ed in the speeches that were made last
night by Mr. Geroe and General Ham
i1ton.
vi COuIS DIuAoWtCh 0OW Cldlulo
Mr.. Yaryan as her own, and our peo-
pie refer to the Messrs. Bradley as
formerly of Toledo, now of Bruns-
wick"
The city expects to appropriate sew
eral more in the party before the
week is over. In fact the Brunswick
reception committee has already
served them with notice that they
will only be permitted to return to
Eheir former homes for their famil-
les, with leave to remain only suf-
1icient time to arrange for the transfer
of their assets to this city.
Paul Warren Of the New York cen-
tral, personally conducted the party.
Boat Trip Today.
Under the auspices of the Bruns-
wick Advancement association de-
Nghtful trip has been arranged for
the party today. The steamer Alta
quin has been chartered and will leave
her dock at the foot OF Mansfield
street at 1913 O'Clock this morning.
"A short stop will be made at Jekyl
70 permit the visitors a view Of this
beautiful island and the grounds and
elubhouses and cottages Of the most
exclusive and richest club In the
world. Then run will be made to