shipped to all parts of the world, as “Damascus Better 
Bearings’ are known wherever steel is rolled. The present 
policy of the company is the same as that which produced 
its growth and requires the use of virgin metal mixtures in 
high grade bearings. 
The management is in the hands of William B. Klee, 
president; William K. Frank, vice president and general 
manager; Edwin B. Ross, secretary, and these with Isaac 
W. Frank and William E. Cartwright, constitute the board 
of directors. 
FORT PITT BEDDING COMPANY 
The Fort Pitt Bedding Company, located on Liverpool 
Street and Preble Avenue, North Side, was incorporated in 
May, 1906, for the sole purpose of manufacturing bedding— 
the main articles being mattresses, bed springs, steel cots, 
steel couches, double deck bunks, pillows, automobile seats 
and the nationally known Sealy Mattresses. Some of 
the products are shipped into every state in the Union. 
The stockholders and officers are as follows: W. L. 
Trimble, president; Chas. P. Trimble, secretary and treas- 
urer; H. E. Wolf, general manager. 
The payroll consists of 180 employees. The company 
operates its own printing department and has a first-class 
machine shop. Extensive additions have been made to the 
plant in the past 10 years. 
Recently, this company with 24 other bedding factories 
located throughout the United States, bought out the Sealy 
Mattress Company of Texas, which concern made what is 
known as the Famous Sealy Tuftless Mattress and this 
mattress is now being manufactured and distributed by 25 
Sealy factories. 
GOLDEN- ANDERSON VALVE SPECIALTY CO. 
The Golden-Anderson Valve Specialty Co. was incor- 
porated in Pennsylvania in May, 1905, to specialize in the 
manufacture and sale of automatic control valves for steam 
and water service, and its products are nationally known for 
their superiority in design, construction and operation.