THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



III 



Brazil to Borrow a Hundred Million More. 528 



Clearly Libelous 223 



Colombia Ought to Throw in Her Kubbcr 



Trade 583 



Co-operative Advertising 283 



Cotton in Conjunction with Rubber 283 



I-'fiider Regulations Ill 



Fuur Months of the New Tariff 338 



(letting Accurate Rubber Statistics 223 



Has Successful Synthesis Arrived? 525 



Hcvca I'lantiiig Succesj^ful in Mexico 4 



How the Uublx-r Country Served the Cnloncl 462 



In Our Twenty-fiftli Year 1 



Inventor of the Pneumatic Tire 640 



Is Rubber Headed Toward Higher Levels?. 167 

 Is Singapore to lie the Future Rubber Mar- 

 ket? 53 



Life Saving Potentialities of Rubber Ill 



Mexico from the Inside 167 



New Work for Motorcycle Tires 4 



Nineteen Thirteen in the Rubber Trade, 



and 1914 165 



No Psychology in the Automobile Trade.... 581 

 North American Banks in South America. . 583 



"One of the Tive Largest Producers" 583 



President Pena and His Book 528 



Prizes to Be Awarded at London Rubber 



Exposition 222 



Re Rubber Thieving 464 



Retaliating on the Pedestrian 453 



Rubber Consumption Compared with Popu- 

 lation , 526 



Rubber Literature 221 



Rubber Scrap Too High 109 



Rubber Works for the Human Interior. . . . 464 

 Self-interest the Best Promoter of EfTi- 



ciency 54 



Shall Labor Constitute a Privileged Class?. 526 

 Taking the Measure of the Last Thirty 



Years _ 1 1 



The -American Consumption of Rubber 338 



The Annual Show Losing Favor 339 



The Automatic Increase in Rubber Consump- 

 tion 221 



The .Awakening on the Amazon 2i7 



The Binding Tics of Trade 527 



The Business of Stealing Rubber 3 



The Cash Value of One Good Snowstorm.. 2.'^l 



The Clerk Can Undo It All 168 



The Demoralizing Force of Holidays 528 



The Export Burden Rubl>er Has to Bear... 525 

 The Great Economy of the I-arger Tires.. 1 



The Great Increase in Foreign Cotton 397 



The Importance of the Soldier's Shoe 640 



The Incidental Inju'^tice of Tustice 463 



The India Ruhber World Follows the Up- 

 town March 1 66 



The Last of the Boston Pioneers 167 



The Latest Exploit of. Inventive Genius.... Tti'i 



The London Rubber Show in June 398 



The New Market Opened by the Panama 



Canal 462 



The Opening Poor of South American Trade 638 



The Perennial Making of Auto Laws 283 



The Persistence of Rubber 55 



The Possibilities of the Motorcycle 640 



The Reasons for the Prop in Rubber Prices 2 

 The Responsiveness of the Dump Heap.... 337 



The Rubber Congress in BatavJa 461 



The Rubber Heel and Sole in National Af- 

 fairs 399 



The Rubber Tariffs of Other Countries 168 



The Rubber Trade's Debt to Guayule 109 



The Tire Brings Back the War Chariot 462 



The Transportation Tax on the Rubber 



Manufacturer 110 



The Tremendous Toll that Rubber Has Paid 397 

 The War and the Rubber Trade in the 



United States 637 



Turning Pbilanthrony Into Profits 399 



Twentv Thousand .\uto Tires a Day 56 



War Prices Will Start Svnthesists Again... 639 

 What That Pneumatic Substitute Must Have 55 

 What the Auto Shows Have Cost the Tire 



Makers 168 



When the Rubber Trade Genuinely Mixes 



CRuhher Club Oi,ting> '. 582 



Where Ceyinn Has the Advantage of Brazil 56 

 Whitmore, Georee P. — An Appreciation.... 397 



Whv Leather Shoes? Ill 



Will .American Cotton Alwavs be Sunrcme?. 55 



Will Ironclads Become Ruhberclads? 281 



Will the Eastern Planters Try a Corner? 3 



Will the New Banking Law Help Crude 



Rubber Financing? 461 



Wisely Awaiting the Result of the Tariff... 110 

 Editor's Book Table — 



Annals of Missouri Botanical Garden, St. 



Louis 654 



.Annuaire Universel du Caoutchouc 539 



Botanic Gardens, Peradeniva '618 



Caoutchouc (Dr. A. J. VH6eV\^y. 



Chemistry of Rubber (B. D. Porntt) 298 



Cocoanut Cultivation and Plantation Ma- 

 chinerv 



(H. L'ahr Co^htan and 7. IV. Hinckley) 354 

 Culture et Exploitation du Caoutchouc au 



Bresil "352 



Per Manihot-Kautschuk 



(Dr. A. J?iinmrrwaH)*29a 

 Diseases of Tropical Plants 



(Mclrillc Thursfon Cook) 653 



*Jlhistratcd. 



I'ulurc of Tropical America 



{The Tropical li.vplo\tation Syndicate, Ltd.) 

 (irenier's Rubber Annual, Kuala Lumpur... 



Hendrick's Commercial Register 



Ininerial Institute Bulletin — London 



India Rubber Laboratory Practice 



iW. A. Caspari) 

 Le Caoutchouc; Sa Chimic Nouvelle, Ses 

 Synthcses.(/I. Vuboc and A. Luttringcr) 

 Molded Electrical Insulation and Plastics 



ill mile Henimini^) 

 Monographs on Rubber Manufacture 



i"Gumini Zeitung") 



Mozambique {R. \'. Lyttc) 



I'lanling in Uganda — Coffee, Para Rubber 

 and Cocoa 



(£. Brown and H. H. Hunter) 

 Preparation of I'lantation Rubber 



(S yd nay Morgan) 

 Report of Ceylon Chamber of Commerce. . 



Report of Commissioner of Education 



Royal Colonial liistiiuie Year Hook 



Rubber and Rubber Planting. . (/■^. H. Lock) 

 Rubber Industry in Brazil and the Orient 



(C. E. Akers)' 

 Rubber, Its Sources, Cultivation and Prepa- 

 ration {Harold Brown) 



Rubber Producing Companies 



Scientific American Reference Book 



Solvents, Oils, Gums, Waxes and Allied 



Substances (Frederic S. Hyde) 



Straits Settlements* Garden Bulletin 



Transactions American Institute Chemical 



Engineers : 



Two Americas, The. . (General Rafael Reyes) 

 Vandegrift's Digest of United States Tariff 



Act 



Waterproofing of Fabrics, The 



(Dr. S. Murcinsbi) 



Who's Who in the Rubber World 



Efficiency, Self-Inteiest Best Promoter of.... 



Egg Testing Device, Rubber in ' 



Elastic Cloth, Reproduction 1857 Circular 



Elastic Fabric for Corsets 



Klectrical Insulation (Molded) and Plastics 



(Book Review) 



Electrical Show, Rubber at 



Eliot, Charles W., View of Labor Union .... 



En]|iloyer's Liability Act in California 



Kmplnyes, Provisions for Safety of 



Knglish Consumption of Rubber 



Plantation Companies, Capital in 



Eraser, as Eradicator of Tarnish from Metal. 



Sanitary ^ 



used in Reel Seat of Fishing Rod ' 



Etyniolo^ of Verb "To Rubber" 



U.uphorlna Tirucalli, Natal Rubber Tree 



Europe, Rubber Interests in 264. 381, 448, 



European Factories, Report of B. J. Eaton on 



Exhibition, Brazil, Permanent 



California 



London. . .151. 210, 222, 321. 398, 508, 560. 



Additional Prizes Awarded 



I'ritish Guiana Display at 



India Rubber Wori_d at 



India Rubber World Trophv for ' 



Rubber, Batavia 327, 385. 461. 510, 511, 



India Rubber World Trophy for ' 



Rio 41, 



Ex])eriment Station at Manaos for Rubber 



Culture 



Eyi>erimental Station Installed at Malaya. . . . 



Kxperiments in Felling Balata Trees 



Explosion, Fatal, in Factory 



Probable Cause of 



Kxplosives, LTse of, in Agriculture 



Export Burden Rubber Has to Bear, The 



(Editorial) 



Duties of the World on Rubber 



l'!xports and Exporting Methods, .American . . 

 and Imports — Monthly Statistics (Sec Com- 

 merce). 



British, of Rubber Manufactures 



of Motor Cars to South -Africa 



of Rubber from Brazil 



to Brazil, Comparison. Germany and LTnited 



States 



Exposition {See Exhibition), 

 Extent and Growth of the Automobile Indus- 

 try . . 



422 



241 



89 



654 



421 



422 



619 



654 

 33 



538 



147 

 89 

 539 

 654 

 240 



'652 



653 



33 

 147 



503 

 654 



240 

 421 



503 



619 



421 

 54 



'670 

 71 



608 



619 



103 

 282 

 429 

 485 

 623 

 380 



31 

 '442 

 ■670 

 506 

 569 

 565 

 151 

 627 



15 

 584 

 676 

 681 

 508 

 248 

 625 

 510 

 120 



144 

 •70 

 449 

 491 

 611 

 627 



525 

 530 

 469 



Faber, E!)erhard {Portrait) 252 



Fabric, Elastic, for Corsets 608 



New Method of Coating; Machine for *208 



the Waterproofing of (Book Review) 618 



Factories, European; B. J, Eaton's Report on. 151 

 Far East. Acreage of Plantation Rubber in... 678 



Farming by Dynamite 627 



Federated Malay Stales, Rubber Output of 



154, 210, 238 



I-'elling Balata Trees, Experiments in 449 



Ferders. Motor. Laws 98, 111. 208 



Fertilizers for Rubber, Trials of 567 



Festival. Tree, in Para... 627 



Fiftecrtli Annual Meeting Rubber Goods 



Manufacturing Co 433 



Fifty S(|uare Miles of Rubber Trees •IIS 



Fine Par.T. Manihot in Production of, in Brazil 326 



Finger Tooth Bru"^h *34 



Fire Fighting on Shipboard *1S9, 476 



682 

 400 

 661 

 434 



464 



Hose, Specifications 292 



Proofing, Asbestos and Uralile ISO 



Firestone, R. J (Portrait) 311 



Fish. Rubber, for Trolling *ZS^ 



Fishing Rod, Eraser Used in Reel Seat of...*670 

 Footwear — 



*'.Aps]ey" Tango Shoes *\AZ 



••Barker" Hunting Shoes.. .,....: ,I.*I38 



Bathing Shoes, Rubber ..1 .•378 



Building Rubber Boots, Pictorial Story of . . 657 



Durability of Rubber Shoes (Editorial) 223 



First Rubber Shoes Made in .America "252 



Golf Shoes, Rubber "378 



Leather Boots Lined with Rubber •262 



New Method of Vulcanizing Footwear "444 



Price Reduction in Footwear 252 



Pumps, Canvas, with Rubber Soles ^204 



Castle Dancing •670 



New "Glove." Canvas and Rubber ^442 



Pure Shoe Bill 192 



Rubberized Velvet Shoe 608 



Rubber Shoes Not Replaced by Waterproof 



Leather 366 



Shoes that Protect the Ground *34 



Tango Shoe, Popularity of 427 



Straps to Make Rubber Shoes Stick '263 



The Importance of the Soldier's Shoe 



(Editorial) 640 



Why Leather Shoes? (Editorial) 111 



Wool Boot, Origin of •482 



l-'lags and Coats of Arms, All American 299 



Floating Duck Blind, Pneumatic •203 



Floods, Rubber Goods for 362 



Flooring, Rubber 380, 480 



Flour, Dry, as Rubber Preserver 24 



Foot. Rubber, with Steel Springs "608 



Ford. Henry. Power Saving Plans of 445 



Ford. J. Howard, Death of (Portrait) 367 



Foreign Commerce of the United States 537 



Trade t'lub, "Indian House'* 613 



Trade Opportunities. . .62, 88. 115, 172, 229, 



248, 311, 368, 413, 441, 465. 549, 631. 



638, 641, 646, 



Formic Acid in Rubber Reclaiming 



Forsyth Dental Infirmary Grounds Increased. 



Forsyth, J. H., Death of (Portrait) 425, 



Foundrynien's Association and the Saloon.... 



Fountain Pen, The Making of a "533 



Pen, Transparent •548 



[•'our Months of the New Tariff (Editorial) 338 



France Excludes German Ni^jples, etc 97 



Rubber Clothing for Army of 97 



Tariff of, on Rubber Goods 175 



Frasch. Herman (Portrait) 597 



Freight Charge Errors. Action Motor and Ac- 

 cessory Manufacturers' Association 669 



Rates. Netherlands, Too High 569 



Rubber, Reduction in Belgian Congo 44 



French Congo. Landolphia in 44 



Guiana, Balata in 572 



Story of Gold in 572 



Indo-China. Rubber Cultivation in 680 



Syndical ("hamber of Rubber Manufacturers 



to Exhibit in London 151 



Friction Clutch with Safety Throw-out. Dodge. '672 

 Fulton. Miss D., Secretary of London Exhibi- 

 tion {portrait) 560. 590 



Fuvtumia clastica Compared with Para Rubber 567 

 clastica and Hc.-ea in (lold Coast Report... 679 



Future of Rubber 97, 153, 185 



of Rubber in .Amazon Country Hopeful.... 644 

 of Rubber Industry on Upper Amazon 643 



Gage, Sico Yield, for Rubber •12 



Gages. Air Pressure, Increasing LTse of 550 



Galalith, for Buttons. Displaced by Lyrolit... 150 

 Gardens, Botanic, of Singapore and Penang, . 100 



Botanic, Peradeniya *..... .^ , ... .•618 



Britain's Tropical, etc ,' ,. .•591 



Garters, Rubber, with Pockets..;.;. 502 



Gasolene. Hose for Carrying 80 



Gas Tubing. To Protect 91 



Gaskets. Machine for Cutting •S?? 



Gathering Balata in Dutch Guiana ^293 



Rublier in Peruvian Montana 406 



General Rubber Co.. Sumatra Plantation of...^ll3 

 Genuinely Helpful Sort of Help, A 



(Editorial) 338 

 German Crude Rubber Imports and Statistics. 39 



East Africa 41. 45. 124, 625 



Exports to Brazil — Comparison with United 



States 153 



Exports of Rubber Goods in 1913 322 



Insulated Wire Manufacturers' Sales Asso- 

 ciation 96 



Manufacturer on Rubber Consumption 526 



Manufacturing Statistics 623 



Rubber Manufacturers* Association — Meeting 563 



Rubber Nipples Excluded by France 97 



German V and Russia. Rubber Trade in, for 



1913 236 



Cliinese Cotton Trade of, Sought by Japan. 674 



Commercial Organization Opposed in 509 



Renting Motor Vehicles in 323 



Rubber Export Statistics 564 



Rubber Industry of 677 



Tariff of, on Rubber Goods 176 



Girdle. Bathing Caps, Cape. Collar '547 



Gloves, Leather Faced. Insulating 378 



Gofldi, .Andre, and Bunch Grass 34/ 



