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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



-Factory Iicl>rcscnl<i 



Myks 



FofK Tike Co., Keokuk, U.— Factory Rcrrcscii 

 Ingram. 



Stamdau) Woven Fabric Co., Walpole, 

 R. D. Northrop. 



Stowe & Woodward Co.. Campello, Mass.— Fjf((Jr.v Rcfr 

 Foster. 



Sussex Rubber Co., Rutherford, N. }.— Factory Rcfresciitathe A. J. 

 Teigeler. 



SwiKEHART Tire & Rubber Co., Akron Ohio— A. J. Greene, l\<;s"'". 

 Mass.: C. J. Weber, Chicago. 111.; F. E. feoylan. Detroit, Mich.; W. iM. 

 .\rmour. Kansas City, Mo.; H. G. Filler. Philadelphia, Pa.; F. D. Wriit. 

 New York City. 



Taunton Rubber Co., Taunton, Mass.— Factory Kcl'rescntallt'c .To-i].li 

 L. Gifford. 



Thebhoid Rubber Co.. Trenton, N. J.— T. H. Listen, Chicago, III.: J. N. 

 Kirk,"rr., N<:vv York Ciiy :_H.^BIanchard, Philadelphia. Pa.; _F. S. Wilson, 



San 



apolis, Ind.; Factory Re^'r 

 & Rubber Co., Kindlay, Ohio— F.nr(oo' K' 



-Factory Repy, 



TOI-EBOFINOLAY ' 



Itvt C. W. Roberts. 



Twin City Cord Tire Co., Minnc.npolis, 

 Walter W. Shoemaker. 



Tver Rucbfr Co., .Andovcr. Mass.— H. G. Tyer, Boston, Mass.; Mr. 

 Froom, Chicago, 111.: Mr. I.avelle, Chicago. 111.; Mr. Ketner, Chicago, III.; 

 Mr. Snyder, ChicaKv. 111.; William F. West, Chicago, 111.; Stanwood A. 

 Morrill, Dallas, TcN.: F. L. Williams, N( • — -• ■ - - 

 Francisco, Calif. 



United States .Asbestos Co., Lanca; 

 Chester L. Hill. 



United States Rubber Co., New York City— W. H. J^ 

 Md.; E. L. Phipps. Boston, Mass.; .T. S. W.-.iterson, BiifT.il 

 ■- ■■ Chicago, 111.; H. C. Pratt. Clevcia, : ■ n i . w,,, \ 

 Ohio; T. J. Needham, Des Moi. I ' 1' 



J. F. Hassett, Indianapolis, 

 U. S. M: 



York City; Sidney Spohn, San 

 Rcprcseiilalhc 



Fa.— Factor 



Hal!, 



bus, 



Mich., . 



Minn. ; U. S. Magee, Los Ani»eles 



A. A. McOure. Omaha, Nebr.: A. E. W i 



North, Pittsburgh. Fa.; A. B. Patterson i 



Portland. Ore.; H. W. Waite, ProvideiK. " i • 



N. Y.; R. C. King, St. Louis, Mo.; n, . i 



.\. C. Krieger, St. Paul, Minn.; T. B. P.. i - , I ; 



Gregory, San Francisco. Calif.; T. H. W r i, , 



H. A. Thompson, Seattle, Wash.; E. C. Atwate.-, S, 



Griffith, Spokane. Wash ; J. H. Glismann, Syracuse, 



son, Tacoma, Wash.; Tos. Emerson, Philadelphia, Pa 



N. v.; R. C. 



N. Y.; II. A. Tl 



BER Co.- 



COM 



Atlam 



Ga.; 

 .: E. H 

 Douglass 





United States Tire Co., New York City— T. R. Burton 

 R. E. James, Bangur, Me.: G. W. Leeming, Birminghan 

 Kidder, Boston. Mass.; T. C. Toomey, Boston. Mass.; W 

 Charlotte, N. C; P. C. Arderson, Chicago. UK: Gtorsc S 

 cago. 111.; E. W. Bailey, Cincinnati, Ohi.: \V r. T'. ;, , , r 

 P. H. Goodall, Cleveland, Ohio; L E, I' ■ < i - ' ■ 

 Crippen, Columbus, Ohio: E. D. Hensl. 

 Denver, Colo.; W. 11. Mesenbrink. ]h -I !, 



Detroit, Mich., William McMahan, Detnut, Mi. !i ; \\ i Si 

 Mich.; Joseph Walker, Duluth, Minn.: .\. K. Evcnson. 1 

 C. L, Sowers. Grand Rapids. Mich ; Chas. Clark, Hartforil 

 Uwis, Hutchinson. Kans. ; W. B. Harding. Indianapolis, In. 

 Indianapolis, Ind.: W. E. Johnson, Tacksonville. Fla. ; L. A. 

 City. \Io.; S. M. Kellum. Knoxville, Tenn.: L. H. (loodi 

 Ky.; I. W. Elliott, Manchester. X. H.: E. C. lin-.l.' Mr :..,•, Wis.; 

 E. B. Tozier, MiniKapolis. Minn; H. F. Snyd, . , '.. 1 ; K. A. 



Kimberly, New Haven, Conn.: K. P. Motte. N. - i , F. I, 



Reynolds, New York City; E. S. Roe. New Y.irl ■ i i| l.lK.nscn, 

 Baltimore, Md.; J. T. Watt, Oklahoma Citv. OU.. '.I 1 !,,,Ulphia, 



Pa.; S. S. Poor, Philadelphia, Pa.; C. ( i ,. I . i . I',: T. C. 



Given, Pittsburgh, Pa.; E. T. Richards. i i i ii ! (mcker. 



Providence, R. I.; W. H. Croswell, Ri. ( i i ! i ud. .'^t. 



Louis, Mo.; H. B. Gustafson, Sioux In., 1.. , I .,,;,., Terre 



Haute. Ind.: C, Q. V-aughn. Toledo, Oln. , I.. 11. |.i..ii ._... W j^hington, 

 1). C; Emit Ruppel, Wheeling, W. Vn.; C. E. Bolav. Willis Bane, Pa.; 

 R. E. Smith. Worcester. Mass. 



Eureka Fire Hose Mrc. Co., New York City — George A. Wies, New 

 York City. 



Fabric Fire Hcse Co.. New York City— W. T. Cole, New York City. 



Goodyear's India Rubber Gi.ove Manufacturing Co., Naugatuck, Conn, 

 — S. H. Jones. New York City. 



Hartford Rubber Works Co., Hartford, Conn. — Factory Reprcicntative 

 C. B. Whittlesey. 



India Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. L— Charles D. Parshall. Erie. Pa. 



Mechanical Rubber Co.. Cleveland. Ohio — D. C. Blanchard. Chicago, 

 III.; A. T. Hopkins, Cleveland, Ohio; W. G. Lindsey, Detroit, Mich.; F. Y. 

 Stewart, New York City. 



New York Beltinc. & Packing Co., New York City— John Mills, Chicago, 

 HI.; J. H. Cobb, New York Citv. 



Peerless Rubber MANurACT-'RiNc Co., New York City— R. T. Barker, 

 BoBton, Mass.: L. S. Hurgerford, Jr., Chicago, 111.; D. P. Sands. Kansas 

 City. Mo.; E. F. Berry. New Orleans, La.: C. A. Hunter. New York City: 

 A. B. Means, Philadelnhia. Pa.; II. C. Ilartman, St. Louis, Mo.: J. E. 

 Dixon, San Francisco. Calif. 



RinrERE Rubber Co., Chelsea. Mass.— W. D. Rigdon. Boston. Mass.: W. 

 Gussenhoven, Chicago. 111.; IT. N. Hubert, New Orleans, La.; G. .\. 

 Clardner, New York City. 



Rubber Reoeneratixc Co., Naugaturk. Conn. — T. W. McKeand, Misha- 

 waka, Ind.; C. M. Vrn Kleeck, Naugatuck. Conn. 



Wesierv KiiiBER Co., Goshen, Ind.— Donald C. r.arbec. MiWaukee, 

 lis.; A. 1-. Fisher, St. Louis. Mo. 



CuNRiES T Wilson Co.. Inc., New York City— Samuel Lund, Corona, 

 . 1.: Hugo Hauff, Newark, X. J. 



Woven Sieei Hose & Riuber Co.. Trenton, X. }.- Fociory Reprfscnia- 



sr J..l,„ llerrman,,. 



CHEMICAL EXPOSITION AND SOCIETY MEETINGS. 



THE ScciJiul .National Exposition ul Chemical Industries. 

 to l.c hold at the (Irand Central Palace. -Vew York City. 

 during the week of September 25-30 will call together chem- 

 ists and those engaged in many allied industries from all 

 sections ol' the country. .\ number of chemical societies 

 have chosen this city and the above date for their regular or 

 special meetings. 



The -section of Rublicr Chemistry will gather at the same 

 time, and a general conference on the progress of chemistry 

 of india ruliber will be held. Tl.is section will be under the 

 chairmanship of Dr. Lothar E. Weber, of Boston, Massachu- 

 setts. J. I'.. Tuttle, Bureau of Standards, Washin.gtoii, Dis- 

 trict of Coluuibia, is the .secretary. It is expected that some 

 interesting papers will be presented at this meeting. 



The Chemists' Club, who will also have headquarters at 

 the exposition, have offered the lobby of the clubhouse for 

 the registration of the members of the society. The Chem- 

 ists' Club, which is a few squares from the Grand Central 

 Palace, has been selected as the headquarters of the .American 

 Chemical Society, and on Monday afternoon the council of 

 the .American Chemical Society will hold a business meeting 

 tlure, followed by a dinner tendered to the council by the 

 .\ew York Section. This society will also conduct a sym- 

 posium on occupational diseases presided over by Professor 

 Charles Baskerville, head of the department of chemistry 

 of the College of the City of New York, .\mong the sub- 

 jects treated will be the avoidance of contamination of the 

 air in rubber factories by the fumes of bisulphide of carbon; 

 the avoidance of and remedy for lead poisoning, and dis- 

 eases or troubles incidental to work in rubber factories. A 

 general discussion will be held by leading authorities of the 

 country, including Drs. W. Oilman Thompson, F. L. Hof- 

 maii. J W. Schereshewsky. G. P. .•Xdamson, H. K. Benson, 

 W. A. Lyiiott. -Mice Hamilton, and J. B. .\ndrews. 



United & Gl.-,be 

 Palmer Ball. Cliicago 

 Duluth. M 



iniiEH Manufacturing Cos.. Trenton. N. T. — L. 

 III.: R. A. Kincaid, Denver. Colo.: George A". Sill. 

 A. Wight. Detroit, Mich.; George C. Penboss. New 



McCandless. Pittsburgh. Pa.; J. GT Mille 

 — ashington. D " " " 

 Orleans. La 



Van Cleve Co.. New York City— H. G, Cleveland. 

 Vulcan Rubber Co . Erie, Pa.— Fiir.'oi-.v Rcpresenialhc Bernard Coch; 

 \'oLCANizED Rubber Co., New York City— Oscar Beck. 

 vVernkr & PFiFinKREi. (':. .Saginaw. Mich.— .\. T. Vollrruh. New V 



The semi-annual meeting of the Natiunal .Association of Cot- 

 ton Manufacturers will be held September 14-16 at The Griswold. 

 Neu- London, Connecticut. Besides the usual business of the 

 associatior. there will be many interesting papers read, a golf 

 tournaineiu and n baiu|uet at which questions of national im- 

 portance to the cotton industry will be discussed by eminent 

 speakers. 



TOY MANUFACTBKERS FORM ASSOCIATION. 



I ijv Manufacturers of the V. S. .A., Inc., is the name of an 

 association recentlj incorporated, the objects, as explained in its 

 constitution, being to cooperate with and help toy merchants 

 ill every conceivable way ; to exchange ideas on matters pertain- 

 ing to manufacturing problems ; to protect the members in the 

 matter of credits by exchange of information ; to take an in- 

 terest ill all legislation affecting the toy industry, and to carry 

 on a national campaign of advertising to acquaint the public 

 with American-made toys. The manufacture of ruliber toys is 

 an important branch of the rubber industry and it is likely that 

 manufacturers of such goods will consider it to their interest to 

 join the association, which has an office at 200 Fifth avenue. 

 New York City. The officers are as follows : A. C. Gilbert, 

 president: flarr\ C. Ives. .\. D. Converse, vice-presidents: Leo 

 Schlesiiiiier, treasurer, and Fletcher D. Dodge. secretar> . 



