The Iron Age July-December 1908: Vol 82 Index

VOL. LAAATTI. . JULY—DECEMBER, 1908 NEW YORK : DAVID WILLIAMS COMPANY, 14-16 Park Place. A. Abendroth & Root Mfg. Company: Shop Heating and Ventilation,* Oct. 22 p 1132 Abrasives in 1907, Production of, Sept. 3 p 643 Accidents : And Labor Organizations, for, July 16 p 182 Convention to Meet in New York, Dec. 31 p 1986 Industrial, Dec. 17 p 1795 In Pennsylvania Industries, Sept. 3 p 655 Insurance Law, Weakness French, Sept. 3 p 651 In the Germany Machinery and Hard- ware Industries, Aug. 6 p 383 Prevention in Iron and Steel Manu- facture, Oct. 22 p 1153 Prevention of Foundry, Oct. 8 p 993 Accounting Methods, Foundry, Nov. 12 Pp 1370,*; Nov. 19 p 1454 Acetylene in Mines, Dec. 17 p 1789 Acheson Oildag Company, Nov. 19 p 1459 Acme Hot Pressed Nut Machine, New,* Nov. 5 p 1283 Acme Shear Company, Aug. 6 p 421 Adams Company: Farwell Aeronautic Motor,* July 2 p 4 Aaa Locking Casement,* July 2 p Liability in the Advance Alarm Pyrometer,* Nov. 12 p 1875 Advertising, Hardware: Aggressive Methods of a Massachu- setts Merchant,* Oct. 22 p 1185 Bassett New Haven Almanack,* Dec. 17 p 1848 Christmas Advertisement,* Dec. 17 p 1851 Christmas News,* Dec. 17 p 1848 Fourth of July at Port Allegany,* July 2 p 84. Hardware Merchants’ Advertising An- nouncements, Aug. 13 p 475 Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co's coy Advertising,* Nov. 12 p Ohio Merchant’s Newspaper Advertis- ing,* Aug. 27 p 602 Parade Float,* Dec. 31 p 2022 Patriotic Paint Float,* Sept. 17 p 817 Pay Envelope, An Advertising,* Sept. 10 p 752 Tag Adapted as an Advertisement,* Dec. 31 p 2022 Telegram Circular, New England Mer- chant’s,* Aug. 13 p 475 Aeronautic Motor, Farwell,* July 2 p 4 Aéronautics, Present Status of Mili- tary,* Dec. 3 p 1630; Dec. 10 p 1697 Agricultural Implements, American, in Peru, Oct. 29 p 1257 Acne? and Electricity, Sept. 10 p Air Heels, Feel-Fine,* Oct. 1 p Air Pressure Pumping, Direct, July 23 p 248 Ajax Bulldozer, New,* Dec. 10 p 1710 Alabama, Brown Iron Ores of, July 9 p 108; Aug. 6 p 381; Sépt. 3 p 682 Alabama Coal Mines, Strike in, July 9 p 123; July 16 p 184; Aug. 13 p 467 ; Sept. 3 p 649 Alabama, Red Iron Ores of, Dec. 1629 Alaska Tin oe Yet to Be Proved, July Alaska Trade He ewe: Northwest Business, Aug. 445 Alcohol, Denatured, July 30 p 345 £75 3p INDEX. Illustrated articles indicated by *. Alderman, O. C., Catalogue System of, Sept. 10 p 753 Allegheny Steel Company Changes, Aug. 20 p 529 Alliance Machine Company: Combined Stripping and Charging Crane,* Dec. 17 p 1793 Electric Traveling Bucket Crane,* Aug. 20 p 493 a. Orders for Cranes, Sept. 3 p Seaver Coke Pusher and Coal Level- er,* July 30 p 302 Allis-Chalmers Company: Annual Report, Oct. 8 p 1031 Feat in Furnishing a Power Unit, Dec. 3 p 1607 Gates Rock and Ore Breaker, Sept. 10 p 721 Large Orders, Nov. 12 p 1383 Pumping Engines, Large Shipment of, Dec. 24, p 1870 Alloys, Copper, Dec. 17 p 1798 Alloy Steels, Automobile and the, Nov. 19 p 1452 Allsteel Lockers,* July 2.p 86 Almond Drill Chuck, Latest,* Nov. 12 p 1368 Alton-Standard Oil Case, Aug. 6 p 372; Aug. 18 p 444 Aluminum: As a Feature in a Netaing Press, Sept. 10 p 708 Foreign Manufacturer Fails, Dec. 24 p 1875 Future of, Oct. 1 p 922 New British Works, Aug. 13 p 471 * Outlook for, Dec. 17 p 1816 Amateur Mechanics, Increase of, Dec. 10 p 1727 American and British Foundry Irons, Dec. 17 p 1832 American Answer to the British Patent Act, Sept. 3 p 650 American-Ball Indicator Motion,* July 16 p 177 American Blower Company: Boiler Test Showing Efficient Mechan- ical Stoking,* Sept. 17 p 770 Distribution to Employees, Dec. 31 p 1996 Economy Tests of High Speed En- gines,* Nov. 19 p 1438 American Brass Company, Annual Re- port, Dec. 10 p 1748 American Bridge Company: Fabricated Steel Situation, Nov. 1545 American Car & Foundry Company: Annual Report, July 2 p 49 Modern Steel Car Plant, Nov. 12 p 1362 26 p American Companies, British Plants for, Aug. 27, p 572 American Same, English University Confers an, July 23, p 232 American Electrochemical Society, Oct. 22, p 1154 American Federation of Labor, Metal Trades Department of the, Aug. 6, p 384 American Fork & Hoe Company’s Cata- logue,* Sept. 10 p 749 American Gas Furnace Company: Plant for Hardening High Speed Steels,* Oct. 29, p 1216 American Hardware Corporation, Oct. 1, p 967 American Holdings in Indian Manga- nese Mines, Aug. 13, p 453 American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers, Dec. 3, p 1628; Dec. 17, p 1797; Dee. 31, p 2016 American Institute of Mining Engineers, Aug. 27 p 569; Sept. 10 p 711; Oct. 8 p 1014; Dec. 24 p 1939 ‘American Shipbuilding Company, American Iron & Steel Association: An- nual Report, July 30, p 317 American Iron & Steel Institute, July 23, p 232 American Locomotive Company, Annual Report, Sept. 17, p 787 American Manganese Bronze Company, Aug. 20 p 494 American Metal Numbering Machine,* Dec. 17, p 1787 —— Naval Ordnance, Sept. 24, p American Patent Law, Nov. 5, p 1307; Nov. 12, p 1366 American Screw Threads in Gas Ap- paratus, Aug. 13, p 449 American Sheet & Tin Plate Company: Bray —— Sheet Mill,* Dec, 31, p 19 Bray Continuous Sheet process, Nov. 22, p 1565 Changes in Officers, Dec. 17, p 1816 Monel Metal,* Oct. 15 p 1078 Tin Plate Assorting Room Illumina- tion,* Oct. 15, p 1077 An- nual Report, Oct. 23, p 1142 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, July 2, p 18; Sept. 10, p 738; Sept. 24, p 861; Oct. 15, p 1105; Nov. 5, p 1297; Nov. 19, p 1481; Dec. 3 p 1650; Dec. 10 p 1702; Dec. 31 p 1990. American Specialty Company: Special Drill Socket,* July 2, p 48 American Steel & Wire Company : American Nonspinning Wire Rope,* Aug. 13, p 449 A 1908 Iron Ore Handling Plant,* Oct. 8 p 985 American Steel Foundries, Annual Re- port, Nov. 19 p 1455 American Steel Frame Abroad,* July 16 p 163 American Steel Not Being “ Dumped,” Sept. 10 p 719 American Tool Works Company: Heavy 36-in. Lathe,* Dec. 24 p 1865 New 15-in. Shaper,* Oct. 1 p 926 Triple Geared High Speed Radial Drill,* Oct. 29 p 1214. Two-Foot High Speed Radial Drill,* July 2 p 44 American Well Works Turbine Pump, Sept. 3 p 654 Ammonia Recovery Plant, Koppers Im- proved,* Sept. 17 p 784 Analyses of Lake Ores in 1907, Average. July 9 p 115 Angler’s Select Assortment,* Nov. 12 p 1416 Buildings Anglers, Novelties for, Dec. 17 p 1855 Annealing Box, Large Cast Steel, Oct. Annealing Boxes, National Welded,* Oct. 15 p 1079 Annuities for Wage BHarners, Savings Bank, Aug. 27 p 575 Anthracite Region? Peace or War in the, Dec. 24 p 1918 Anti-Scorcher and Pot Cover, Univer- sal,* July 23 p 282 Applications of Oil erated Apparatus, * Sept. 10 p 710 Apprenticeship : Apprentice System and the Small Shop, Dec. 17 p 1814 Employers’ Interest in Apprentices, Nov. 19 p 14538 Shop-School Combination in Appren- ticeship, Oct. 1 p 934 Specialized Training of Apprentices, Dec. 24 p 1919 Arbitration, Conspicuous Failures of Government, Aug. 13 p 451 iv JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. Ardrey, R. L.: Alton-Standard Oil Case, Aug. 6 p 372 ee Questions, July 16 pil Uniform Bill of Lading, July 23 p 250 Armor and Battleships, Bids for, Nov. 12 p 1398 Armstrong-Blum Mfg. Company: Marvel Draw Cut Hack Saw,* Aug. 27 p 559 Marvel Portable Grinding Attach- ment,* Nov, 19 p 1429 Armstrong, Frank H., and Thomas W. Orbison: Water Power for Iron Mining,* July 16 p 166 Armstrong Bros. Tool Company: Knurling Tool,* Dec. 3 p 1637 Quick Action Drill Vise,* Oct. 29 p Tool Display Case,* Dec. 24 p 1951 ——— 1907, Production of, July 9, Dp Ashes Disposal from Ships, Nov. 19, p 1481; Nov. 26, p 1559 Ash Handling Machine, Case Coal and,* Aug. 13, p 437 - Ash Sifter, Gem Rotary,* Aug: 6 p 421 Asphalt neatioet, Double Eye,* Nov. 19 pil Associations, Hardware: Alabama Retail Hardware Associa- tion, Oct. 1 p 969. American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association, Sept. 24 p 883; Oct. 29 p 1257; Nov. 12 p 1407 ; Nov. 26 p 1574 British Columbia Retail Hardware Association, Dec. 10 p 1760 Carolinas Retail Hardware -Associa- tion, July 9 p 144; July 16 p 214 Chicago Retail Hardware Association, July 23 p 274 Connecticut Hafdware Association, Oct. 1 p 969 Florida Retail Hardware Association, Oct. 22 p 1190; Nov. 5p 1338 ; Dec. 81 p 2024*. Idaho Hardware and Implement’ As- sociation, Nov. 26 p 1569; Dec. 24 p 1947 Inland Empire Implement and Hard- ware Association, Aug. 6 p 417; Dec. 10 p 1760 Towa Retail Hardware Association, Oct..1 p 969; Dec. 24 p 1945 Michigan Retail Hardware Associa- tion,* Aug. 6 p 417; Aug. 20 p 536 Minnesota Retail Hardware Associa- tion, Nov. 12 p 1409 Missouri Retail Hardware Associa- tion, Dec. 24 p 1945 National Hardware Association, Sept. 24, p 883; Oct. 29 p 1257; Nov. 12 p 1407; Nov. 26 p 1574 Nebraska Retail Hardware Associa- tion, Nov. 26 p 1569 New England Hardware Dealers’ As- sociation,* July 23 p 274; Aug. 6 p 417; Nov. 12 p 1409 ~- New England Iron and Hardware As- sociation, Sepi. 17 p 818 New York State Retail Hardware As- sociation, Oct. 1 p 969; Nov. 12 p 1409 North Dakota Retail Hardware Asso- ciation, Dec. 10 p 1760 Ohio Hardware Association, Oct. 8 p 1047; Nov. 12 p 1409 Oklahoma Hardware and Implement Association, July 23 p 277; Dec. ' 24 p 1945 Ontario Retail Hardware Association, | Nov. 26 p 1569 Pacific Coast Hardware and Metal | Association, Aug. 6 p 417 Pacific Federation of Hardware and } Implement Associations, Nov. 12| p 1409 Pennsylvania Retail Siardware Asso- | ciation, Dec.-10 p 1760; Dec. a p 1945 South Dakota Retail Hardware Asso- | ciation, Dec. 10 p 1760; Dec. 17 Pj Tennessee Retail Hardware “Assocta-| tion,* Aug. 20 p 534; Oct. 1 p 969 Associations, Hardware* Texas Retail Hardware and Imple- ment Association, Aug. 6 p 417; Nov. 26 p 1569 Western Massachusetts Hardware Dealers* Association, July 23.p 274 Wisconsin Retail Hardware Associa- tion, Sept: 24 p 886; Nov. 12 p 2409 Wisconsin Retail Implement and Ve- hicle Dealers’ Association, Dec, 17 p 1846 Assortment, Angler’s Select,* Nov. 12 p 141 Astle & Co., H. J. New Boland Blower and Sandblast,* Sept. 10 p 706 Atkins, E. C., & Co.’s Canadian Plant, Nov. 19 p 1493 Attachment, Nonjarring, Sept. 3 p 686 Attachment, Skate Grinding, Diamond i Bench,* Dec. 24 p 1953 Auchy, George: Chemist in the Iron Trade, July 2 p 40; July 9 p 117 Vanadium and Its Estimation, Nov. 12 p 13857; Dec. 3 p 1642 Auger Bit File, July 16 p 222 Auger Bit, Red Devil, Demonstrations, Aug. 27 p 601 | Australia: ' - Notes, Sept. 10. p 747; Dec. 24 p 1949 Socialist Penterslens of the New. Tar- iff Killed, Aug. 6 p 374 Trade Relations with, July 30 p 342 . Austrian Oonvicts as Farm Laborers, Aug. 6 p 408 : Autogenous Welding by the Oxy-Acety- lene Flame, Noy. 26 p 1507 ; Automatic Baster, Daisy,* July 9 p 151 Automatic Gravity Lock, Ives,* Sept. 24 - p89 Automatic Pistol, 1495 Automatic Stropper, Nicholl’s,* July 23 for Tools,* Dec. 3 p 1684; Savage,* Nov. 19 p D Automobile and the Alloy Steels, Nov. 19 p 1452 Automobile Cylinders, Milling,* Dec, 17 p 1781 Automobile Jack, Twentieth Century,* July 2 p 89 Automobiles, 1909 Hand Book of Gaso- line, Nov. 12 p, 1392 ——— Show, Ninth International, Dec: 31 p 2019 Automobile Show, Ninth National, Dec. 17 p 1851 Automobile Wrench, 15-Degree Angle, B. & 8., Oct. 29 p 1267 Axe. Phantom Beveled, Hibbard, Spen- cer, Bartlett & Co.’s,* Oct. 8 p 1052 Axle, Dieterich Universal Drive,* Oct. 22 p 1140 “ Baby ” Bessemer, Position of the, July 30 p 316 Oxidation in the Baillot: Cupola, Dec. 10 p 1728 Oxidation in the, Dec. 10 p 1728 Baillot Heat Recovering Cupola,* Nov. 19 p 1430 Baird Steam Drying Barrel,* Oct. 1 p 927 ie Bait, Trolling Spoon, Pearl, Dec. 10 p 1767 Baker & Hamilton’s New Quarters, Nov. 26 p 1572 Baker, James H.: Castings. Versus Forgings,* Oct. 1p 916 Chains -and: Chain: ‘Making,* ‘Nov. 5 p 1286 Balance in Our Foreign Trade, Favora- ble, July 23 p 246 Balance Tester, Twentieth Century,* Oct. 22 p 1151 Ballentine Method for Determining . "Ffardness, Sept. 3 p 652 pany, Sept. 24 p 857 Bacque, Louis H. Heat Equalization, and } Baillot Cupola, Heat Equalization and | ~ Baltimore , Retort & Fire Brick Com-; Bank, ae Keyless Basket,* July 16 p Bank, Savings, American,* Aug. 6 p 422 Bar Iron Reminiscence, Pittsburgh, Oct. 15 p 1086 Bar Iron Scale Settlement, July 16 p 200 Bar Iron Truck, George P. Clark Com- pany’s, Oct. 22 p 1193 Barnes 12-22-In. Gap Lathe,* July 2 p 84 Barney & Berry’s Ice Skates,* Sept. 10 p 756 opener" wees Steam Drying,* Oct. 1 p Barrels, Millions for Wooden, Dec. 17 p 1813 Barrels, Pressed Steel,* Oct. 8 p 1003 Barrels, Wright Separable Metal,* Sept. 17 p 776 Barrel Truck, Clark’s Monarch,* Aug. 3 p 483 Barrow, Concrete,* July 2 p 89 Barrow, Concrete, Sidney,* July 30 p Barrow, Contractors’, Syracuse,* Dec. 10 p 1768 Bar, Towel, New,* Aug. 18 p 482 Basic Bessemer Process, Sept. 24 p 873 Basic Pig Iron Contract, Dec. 10 p 1731 Baster, Daisy Automatic,* July 8 p 151 Bathroom Specialties, Smith,* July 16 p 223 Baths, Electrochemical Cleaning, Sept. 10 p 721 Battleship Machinery, Buying of, Nov. : 1532 26 p Battleships and Armor, Bids for, Nov. 2 p 1398 Baush Machine Tool Company: New. Bocorselski Tool , Holder,* 29 p 1223 Special: Multiple Drills,* July 2 p 2 Bayley, I. G. Cape May Sand Com- pany’s Plant,* Oct. 22 p 1135 Bay State Carriage and Tire’ Bolt Ratchet Wrench,* Aug. 20 p 543 Bead, New Expanded ™stal Corner,* July 9 p 106 Bearing, Colossal Roller Thrust, Dec. 17 p 1781 Bearing, The Improved Grant Roller,* Aug. 13 p 488 Beater, Egg, Champion,* Nov. 19 p 1494 Becker Vertical Miller and Horizontal Attachment,* Oct. 1 p 922 Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Company’s Furniture Department, Dec: 24 p 1949 Belt Conveyor System, Novel,* ‘Novy. 5 p 128 Belt, Correct Way to Apply Detachable Link,* July 2 p 24 Belt Dressing, Fly Foot,* Nov. 26 p 1591 Belting, Chemi Linen Center,* July 9 p 112 Belt Rack, Convenient,* July 9 p 145 Belt Rack in Union Hardware. Com- pany’s Store,* Dec. 31 p 2025 Beltzer-Deleampe Welding Company: Portable Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cutting Machine,* July 16 p Oct. naif age Benches and Cabinets, Combination,* Sept. 10 » 757 — Bapeonenn ‘and Shear, Victor,* Nov. p 1496 ‘ ea Esmace Hand Power,* Nov. 12 p- 1864 Benson Mines Development, Nov. 5 p 289 Bertsch Forming Rolls,* Dec. 24°p 1876 Besly No. 18 Piston, . ‘Ring Grinder,* July 2p1 Bessemer Converter, Small, Sept. 3 p 652 Bessemer, Position of the “ Baby,” July 30 p 316 Bessemer Process and the Gayley Dry Blast, July 2 p 39 Bessemer Process, /Basic, Sept. 24 p 873 Best, W. N. Liquid Fuel in the Brass Foundry,* July 9 p 104 Bettendorf Axle Company, Steel Car Plant of the,* Dee. 3 p 1599 Bignall & Keeler Pipe Die -Grinder,* 4 July 30-p' 306 Bill of Leading. Uniform, July 23 p 250 ; Sept. 17 p 789; Nov. 5 p 1338 — Ss SoS OO SSS . My JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. Billet, es of the Steel, July 16 p ; Book Reviews: minal rs Spencer Company : All Steel Screw Drivers,* Nov. 5 p 1348 Hot and Cold Saw, Improved,* Oct. 29, p 1215 Improved Trimmer Miller,* Nov. 5 p 1289 Model C Drop Hammer,* Sept. 24 p 843 Binder, Home Made,* July 23 p 272 Bins, Chain, with Ends = on Pegs,* Oct. 8 p 1045 Bins for Cast Iron and Malleable Fit- tings,* Oct. 8 p 1046 Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Company: Wagner Cold Saw,* July 2 p 36 Bit Brace, Holdall,* Sept. 10 p 755 Bits, Stem, Jackson Solid Center,* Sept. 3 p 687 Blackmur, W. J. Historic Machinery,* Oct. 15 p 1061 Blast Furnace: Blast en “ Revolution,” Sept. 24 p Monthly Furnace Statement, July 9 p 122; Aug. 6, p 390; Sept. 10 p 725; Oct. 8 p 1018; Nov. 5 p 1311; Dec. 10 p 1734 New Furnace Igniter,* Sept. 17 p 786 Oval Furnace of the Newport Iron Works,* Oct. 29 p 1218 Relation of Slow Driving to Fuel Economy in Iron Blast Furnace Practice, Oct. 8 p 1015 Roberts’ Furnace Relief Valve,* Oct. 29 p 12138 Bliss Company, E. W.: "a side Double Slide Press,* Nov. 1 satianiie Side-Seaming Machine,* Oct. 22 p 1149 Drop Forging,* July 30 p 308 New ‘Triple Action Drawing Press,* Aug. 27 p 569 Block, Climax Spur Gear Chain,* July 23 p 235 Block for Wire Drawing Frames, New Friction,* July 30 p 296 Blout Company, J. G. Stuyvesant Man- ual Training Turret Lathe,* Noy. 19 p 1441 Blount Motor Driven Speed Lathe, New, Dec. 31 p 1989 Blower and Sandblast, New Boland,* Sept. 10 p 706 Biow = Gasoline, Imp,* July 23 p Board, Ironing, Dixie,* Sept. 10 p 758 oa a Gem City,* Oct. 8 p Bocorselski Tool Holder, New* Oct. 29 p 1223 Bohler, R. F. Tool Steel Making in Styria,* Nov. 5 p 1280 Boiler Manufacturers’ Convention, July 23 p 233 Boiler Test Showing Efficient Mechan- ical Stoking,* Sept. 17 p 770 Boiler ag Cleaner, Faries,* July 9 p 1 Boilers, Large Sale of, July 2 p 68 Boker, Hermann & Co.’s New Tool De- partment, Aug. 20 p 5384 Boland Blower and Sandblast, New,* Sept. 10 p 706 Bollinger-Andrews Construction Com- pany, Sept. 3 p 622 Bolling, Randolph. Rapid Method for Determining Silica in Iron Ore, July 16 p 201 Bookkeeping Methods, Stock Record and, Huber-Wolfe Hardware Com- pany’s,* Aug. 13 p 479 Bookkeeping System of H. L. Twine,* Oct. 29 p 1262 sonney Automatic Reversible Tapper,* Sept. 17 p 775 Bonsall, C. 8. Machine Molding for Large Castings,* Nov. 26 p 1518 Book Reviews: American Machinists’ Handbook, Nov. 19 p 1433 Chemical Analysis of Iron, Nov. 19 p 1433 Cyclopedia of Civil Engineering, Nov. 19 p 1433 Guide Practique du Chimiste Metal- lurgiste et de l’Essayeur (Prac- tical Guide for the Metallurgical Chemist and Assayer), Dec. 3 p 1662 Methods of the United States Steel Corporation for the Commercial Sampling and Avalysis of Iron Ores, Nov. 26 p 1517 Mineral Industry ; its Statistics, Tech- nology and Trade During 1907, Oct. 1 p 958 Moody’s Manual of Railroads and Cor- poration Securities, Sept. 17 p 790 Practical Methods for the Iron and Steel Works Chemist, Nov. 26 p 1517 Progressive Pennsylvania, Nov. 19 p 1433 Boring Machines: Bullard Boring and Reaming Bar and Grinder,* Oct, 22 p 1144 Flather 30-in. ote Turret Ma- chine,* Oct. 29 p 1 Fosdick Boring, Druting and Milling Machine,* Oct. 1 p 905 Newton Special Cylinder Boring Ma- chine,* Aug. 6 p 378 Newton Horizontal Boring, Drilling and Milling Machine,* Dec. 3 Pp, 1609 New Universal Boring Machine,* Oct. 1 p 903 Standard Boring Machine,* Aug. 27 607 Pp Bosh Construction, Farrell-Roberts,* Nov. 5 p 1294 Bottle, Icy-Hot,* Nov. 26 p 1589 Bounties : Canada’s Grangers Oppose Bounties and Duties, Sept. 17-p 785 Canada’s Swelling Bounties on Iron and Steel, Sept. 3 p 654 Canadian Opinion Against Bounties, Dec. 3 p 1636 Export Iron Bounties in Germany, Sept. 17 p 791 Iron and Steel Bounties in the Domin- ion Dlection, Nov. 19 p 1457 Bournonyville, Eugene. Autogenous Welding by the Oxy-Acetylene Flame, Nov. 26 p 1507 Bowen Mfg. Company: Empress Grease Cups,* Aug. 20 p 495 Box, Bread, R. C.,* Oct. 15 p 1118 Brace: ee en Corner Bit,* July Pp Holdall Bit,* Sept. 10 p 755 National Fence and Post,* Dec. 17 p 1856 Brake, Westinghouse A. ©. Motor,* Nov. 19 p 1446 Brass Foundry, Liquid Fuel in the,* July 9 p 104 Brass Industry Slowly Reviving, Con- necticut, July 23 p 248 Brass Manufacturers, National Associa- tion of, Dec. 24 p 1946 Bray —- Sheet Mill,* Dec. 31 p Bray Continuous Sheet Process, Nov. 26 565 pil Brazing by the Weldarine Process, Cast Iron, Aug. 13 p 438 Bread and Cake Mixer, Knead-Full,* July 2 p 87 Bread Box, R. C.,* Oct. 15 p 1118 Bread Maker, Perfect,* July 9 p 152 Breakages, Steel, Nov. 26 p 1528 Breast Drill, Universal,* July 2 p 87 Brick Trowel, Marshalltown,* July 9 p 153 Bridgeford Heavy Gap Lathe,* Sept. 17 p 773 Bridges : Cables for the New Manhattan Bridge,* Sept. 17 p 767 ea — for Bridges, Nov. 19 p 4 . Manhattan Bridge Cable Stringing Completed, Dec. 17 p 1780 Queensboro a Investigation, Nov. 12 p 1881; Nov. 19 p 1450 v Bridges : Rebuilding the Quebec Bridge, July 23 p 245 Schneider's Report on the Quebec Bridge, Aug. 13 p 445 Strauss Bascule Bridge,* Dec. 17 p 1779 Brightwan Shafting Machinery," Noy. 5 p 1277 Brighton Car Company Expanding, Dec. 10 p 1710 Brill Company Organized, French, Aug. 13 p 441 Briquette Project, Alabama, Oct. 22 p 1134 Briquetting in 1907, Coal, Sept. 3 p 647 Bristol Hlectric Time Recorder,* Nov. 19 p 1443 Bristow Distributor,* Sept. 3 p 686 British and German Lron Trade Status, Aug. 13 p 450 British Iron Trade Notes, Aug. 27 p 573 British Industries, Klectrical Power fer,* Oct. 8 p 994 British Patent Act, American Answer to the, Sept. 3 p 650 British Patent Law, New, July 23 p 248 British Patent Law, Working Require- ment of the, Dec. 31 p 1997 British Patents, Extending the Life of, Noy. 12 p 1379 British Pig Iron and Finished Iron Markets, Aug. 13 p 443 British Plants for American Companies, Aug. 27 p 572 British Steel Imports Increase in Hard Times, Dec. 3 p 1641 British Steel Works Earnings in De- pression, Dec. 31 p 1994 British Structural Firms, Consolidation of, July 9 p 115 British Trade Commissioner for Canada, Resident, July 16 p 190 British Foundrymen’s Association, Aug. 20 p 529 British View of the 1000-Ft. Tower, Aug. 20 p 503 Broderick Automatie Plectroplating Ma- chine,* Oct. 8 p 1008 Bronze, Manganese, July 30 p 321 Brown & Sharpe Constant Speed Drive - Screw Machine, New,*: Oct. 1 p 920 Brown Piectric Pyrometer,* Sept. 24 p 846 Brown, H. S. Designing and Fitting Crankshafts,* Oct. 22 p 1146 Browning & Co., Victor.* Large Mate rial Handling Plant,* Nov. 19 p 1427 Brown Ores of Alabama, July 9 p 108; Aug. 6 p 381; Sept. 3 p 632 Brush and Spray Combination, Smith,* July 16 p 223 Bucket and Float, Minnow,* Aug. 13 p 483 Buckets, Insley Controllable Center Dump,* Sept. 17 p 779 Buckeye Engine Company: Machine Molding for Large Castings,* Nov. 26 p 1518 Buckeye Steel Castings Company, Nov. 26 p 1517 Buffalo Brazing Company: Cast Iron Brazing by the Weldarine Proc- ess, Aug. 13 p 438 Buffalo, M. A. Hanna & Co, Will Build More Furnaces at, Oct. 15 p 1099 Buffalo, Proposed Drainage and Power Canal at, Sept. 3 p 639 Buffalo Secale Company, July 9 p 152 Buffalo-Susquehanna Improvement, Dec. 17 p 1834 Buffalo’s Industrial Exhibition, Dec. 10 p 1709 Building Construction, Sheet Metal and Cement in, Get. 22 p 1136 Bullard Machine Tool Company : Boring and Reaming Bar and Grinder,* Oct. 22 p 1144 Twenty-four Inch Vertical Turret Lathe,* Nov. 26 p 1505 Bullard & Gormley Company’s New and Enlarged Quarters, Dec. 10 p 1766 Bulldozer, New Ajax,* Dec. 10 p 1710 vi JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. Bulldozer Working Head, New Myers,* Nov. 5 p 1288 Bullet Sizing and Lubricating Imple ment, Improved,* Dec. 21 p 2029 Bullets, Gas Check, Ideal Patent Metal, Aug. 13 p 484 Bureau of American Manufacturers in Europe, Oct. 29 p 1225 Bureau of Promotion and Development, Paint Manufacturers’, Aug. 27 p 598 Burner, Lamp, Pyro Incandescent Alco- hol,* Sept. 3 p 688 Burners, Gas, Inverted, Noy. 19 p 1489 “ Burning” a Propeller Wheel Blade,* Sept. 10 p 702 Business Association, Railway, Oct. 8 p 988 Business Men to be Columbia Teachers, July 2p 3 Business Theories and Old Human Na- ture, Modern, July 30 p 314 Butler Brothers, Dec. 24 p 1945 By-Product Coke Plant at Indianapolis, Dec. 10 p 1728 Cc. Cabinet, Kitchen, IXL, July 2 p 86 Cabinet, Kitchen, Jap,* Nov. 26 p 1588 Cabinet, Stock and Display, Pike’s,* Aug. 6 p 420 Cabinets and Benches, Sept. 10 p 757 Cage, Chinese Canary, and Cage Stand,* Dec. 10 p 1768 Cage, Mission, Hendryx,* July 9 p 152 Calf Weaning Muzzle,* Oct. 8 p 1051 Calipers, Slocomb Micrometer,* Aug. 27 p 572 Calks, Removable, Won't Slip,* July 2 p 90 Calks, Wing Screw, Sept. 3 p 688 Cambria Chain Company, Oct. 8 p 1050 Canada : Business Reviving, Sept. 10 p 707 Canadian Duties and American Steel in the Detroit River Tunnel, July 9 p 119 Coes with British Rail Manu- Oct. 15 p 1080 Denkinen Steel Company Exporting Rails, Oct. 15 p 1084 BDlections and the Tariff, 1310 Electric Smelting, Dec. 3 p 1628 Free List Enlarged, Aug. 27 p 579 Furnace and Foundry Merger, Nov. 12 p 1882 Government’s Combination,* Nov. 5 p Steel Policy, Nov. 26 p Grangers Oppose Bounties and Du- ties, Sept. 17 p 785 Import Trade, July 30 p 310 Industrial Activities, Oct. 8 p 1001 Industrial News, Dec. 10 p 1748 Iron and Steel Bounties in the Domin- ion Blection, Nov. 19 p 1457 Iron and Steel Works, Dec. 31 p 2009 Iron Ore Deposit to be Worked, Dec. 17 p 1807 Locomotives for the Canadian Pacific, July 2 p 61 Machinery Manufacturers, Oct. 29 p Manitoba Rolling Mills, Sept. 10 p 705 Manufacturers and Protection, Oct. 1 p 937 me Pig Iron Statistics, Aug. 20 Pp No More Wire Dumping, Dec. 17 p 1820 Nova Scotia’s First Steel Ship, July 30 p 333 Ontario’s Transmission System, Aug. 20 p 512 —, Against Bounties, Dec. 3 p aie — Steel Protection, Dec. 31 p Politics and Trade, Oct. 22 p 1173 Port — and Soo Plants, Sept. 17 Pp merc” vs Limited Buying, Oct. 15 p 1 Rebuilding the Quebec Bridge, July 23 p 245 Dp Resident British Trade Commissioner, July 16 p 190 Canada: Shipbuilding and Protection, Aug. 6 p 371 Steel Rail Duty, Nov. 19 p 1456 Swelling Bounties on Iron and Steel, Sept. 3 p 654 Tariff in the Election, Sept. 3 p 638 Tariff Notes, July 2 p 39 To Develop a New Brunswick Iron Ore Deposit, Dec. 24 p 1920 Trade Outlook, Sept. 3 p 621 Trade Prospects, July 9 p 136 Campaign Solidhed Thumb Tacks, Sept. 17 p 824 Campaign Specialties,* Sept. 10 p 755 Canal Boat Dumping Machine, Sept. 24 859 p Canary Cage and Cage Stand, Chinese,* Dec. 10 p 1768 Can Cutter, Atlas,* Oct. 15 p 1118 Cannon Oiler,* Dec. 3 p 1686 Can, Oil, Hold ’Em,* July 30 p 349 Cans, Waste, Garbage and Oily,* July 16 p 221 Can the Stove Trade be Rejuvenated? Aug. 20 p -543 Cape May Sand Company’s Plant,* Oct. 22 p 1135 Carborundum Company’s Display Cases,* July 2 p 85 Carborundum Knife Stone,* Sept. 3 p 687 Car, Clark All-Steel Box,* Sept. 24 p 845 Car Mover, Railway, Rowell,* Dec. 10 p 1768 Car, New Kilbourne & Jacobs Mine,* Aug. 20 p 499 Car Plant, Modern Steel, Nov. 12 p 1362 Car Plant of the Bettendorf Axle Com- pany, Steel,*. Dec. 3 p 1599 Care and Inspection of Boilers and Ma- chinery, Personal Factor in the,* July 9 p 110 Carlin Direct Driven Lever Shear,* Dec. 17 p 1780 Carnegie and Gary Hearings at Wash- ington, Dec. 24 p 1886 Carnegie Opposes Steel Duties, Andrew, Nov. 26 p 1527 Carnegie Steel Company : Buys the Schoen Steel Wheel Co pany, July 9 p 135 New Blast Furnace Igniter,* Sept. 17 p 786 New Open Hearth Plant at Ohio Works, Sept. 17 p 778 Schoen Steel Wheels, Oct. 20 p 1236 Steel Sheet Piling,* Sept. 24 p 848 Carriage and Tire Bolt Ratchet Wrench. Bay State,* Aug. 20 p 543 Carrier Air Conditioning Company, Sept. 24 p 852 Carrier, Hay, Diamond Swivel and Re versible Steel Track Sling,* July 2 ps8 Carrier, Plate,* Dec. 17 p 1857 Car Shortage, Possibility of a, Sept. 3 p 629 Cartridges, Hoxieized, Aug. 27 p 606 Carvers, New Styles of, Dec. 17 p 1855 Carver Tool Works, July 9 p 153 Car Wheel Conferences, Sept. 24 p 873 Car Wheel, Latcher Non-Loosening,* Sept. 24 p 851 Case Coal and Ash Handling Machine,* Aug. 13 p 487 —— Adjuster, Locking,* July 2 p Cases, Show, Sun Mfg. Company’s, Nov. 1 5 p 1848 Cash Basis in Business, Oct. 22 p 1153 Cashier, Combination Coin, New Meaker,* Aug. 13 p 485 Caskey Hydraulic Valves,* Dec. 10 p 1711 Casters, Clark’s New,* July 23 p 282 Castings Versus Forgings,* Oct. 1 p 916 Cast Iron Brazing by the Weldarine Process, Aug. 13 p 438 Cast Iron by Heating, Growth of, Oct. 29 p 1211 Cast Iron, Effects of Titanium on,* Sept. 10 p 708 Catalogue File of C. H. Curtiss Co.,* Nov. 5 p 1838 Catalogue File, Up to Date,* Oct. 29 p 1261 Catalogue Houses Soliciting Business from Distant Manufacturers, Dec. 1 p 2027 Catalogue System of a Western Hard- ware House,* Oct. 15 p 1112 Catalogue System of O. C. Alderman,* Sept. 10 p 753 Catalogues, Manufacturers and Jobbers’,* Sept. 17 p 818 Cement, Universal Portland, Nov. 5 p the 1312 Cement Users’ Convention, Dec. 10 p 1733 Central and South American Notes, Aug. 6 p 404 Central Electric Company’s Catalogue, Oct. 8 p 1051 Central Iron & Coal Company Bond Is- sue, Aug. 27 p 579 Central Stamping Company, Sept. 3 p 678 Century Ws Phase Elevator Motors, Oct. 8 p 992 Chain, Bins, with Ends Hung on Pegs,* Oct. 8 p 1045 Chain Block; Climax Spur Gear,* July 23 p 235 Chain Rack in Union Hardware Com- pany’s Store,* Dec. 31 p 2025 Remarkably Small Ohio Driv- ing,* Nov. 12 p 1361 Chains, Trace, Electrically Welded, Nov. 12 p 1415 Ohain Tools, Renold Transmission,* July 16 p 181 Chain Works, Renolds, Oct. 8 p 1002 Chains and Chain Making,* Nov. 5 p 1286 Chair, Steel Shop,* Dec. 10 p 1767 Chamberlain Cost Keeper,* July 30 p 349 Champion Combination Tool Holder,* Oct. 15 p 1070 Charcoal and Coke as Blast Furnace Fuels,* August 13 p 446 Charcoal Kiln, Gréndal Continuous, Sept. 3 p 625 Charging and Stirring Machine for Gas Producers,* Nov. 5 p 1301 Charleston Metallic Packing Company, July 23 p 274 Check, Door, Corbin Universal Liquid, Sept. 17 p 823 Check Hook, Safety, Nashua,* 1194 Chain, Oct 22 p Chemi Linen Center Belting,* July 9 p 112 Chemical Engineers, American Institute of, Dec. 3 p 1628; Dec. 17 p 1797; Dec. 31 p 2016 Chemical Specifications for Foundry Iron, Dec. 10 p 1733 Chemist in the Iron Trade, July 2 p 40; July 9 p 117 Chester Forging & Engineering Com- pany: Unlawful Use of Patented | ‘Machine Tools, August 27 p 570 Chester Steel Castings Company: Foun- © dry Accounting Methods, Nov. 19 p 1454 Chile, Trademarks in Japan and, Aug. 20 p 507 Chilian Naval Contract, New, Sept. 24 p 844 Chimney, Largest in the World, Dec. 10 1725 p Chopper, Blectric Meat, Nov. 5 p 1346 Choppers, Meat and Food, with Gears, Enterprise,* Oct. 22 p 1193 Chopping or Cutting Machine, Electric ally Driven, Enterprise,* Dec. 3 p 1687 Christmas Booklets, Circulars, Hard- ware Merchants’, Dec. 24 p 1944 Christmas — Westinghouse, Oct. 29 p Chromite in 1907, Production of, Sept. 17, p 773 Chuck : Latest Almond Drill,* Nov. 12 p 1368 New Cincinnati Four-Jaw Independ- ent,* Oct. 1 p 919 Special Skinner,* Dec. 24 p 1875 Union Geared Drill,* Nov. 5 p 1285 Churn, Blust Self-Recommending,* July 9p 154 Enterprise,* JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. vii Churn, Bnameled,* Sept. 17 p 826 Cincinnati Foundry Foremen, Dec. 10 p Cincinnati Four-Jaw Independent Chuck, New,* Oct. 1 p 919 Cincinnati Industrial Excursion, Sept. 17 p 794 Cincinnati Lathe Feed, New,* Sept. 3 p 635 Cincinnati Metal Trades Association, July 23 p 262; July 30 p 321; Dec. 17 p 1796 Cincinnati Milling Machine Company: Efficiency Tests of ‘Milling Ma- chines and Milling Cutters,” Dec. 3 p 1602 Cincinnati Pulley Machinery Company : : Special — Pulley Lathe,* July i6 pil Cincinnati 22-in. Planer,* Dec 17 p 1812 Civil Service Examination for the Bu- reau of Corporations, Oct. 29 p 1248 Clamp, Mitre Draw, and Cutter, Dunne’s,* Oct. 15 p 1119 Olarage, BE. T. Tool Steel Making in Europe and America, Noy. 12 p 1380 Clark All-Steel Box Car,* Sept. 24 p 845 Clark wa Company Organized, Aug. 13 Dp Clark Company’s George P., Bar Iron Truck, Oct. 22 p 1193 Clark, Jr., Electric Company, James Willey Electric Grinders,* Dec. 24 p 1876 Olark | a Hoop Company, Sept. 3 p Clay-Working Industries in 1907, Sept. 8 p -655 Cleaner, Knife, Universal,* July 9 p 153 Cleaner, Vacuum, Connersville,* Dec. 3 p 1687 Clearing House, Pacific Coast Hardware Jobbers’,* July 9 p 149 Clerks, Hardware Merchants’, Hints to,* Aug. 27 p 602 Clerk’s Search for a Job, Hardware, Aug. 27 p 599 Cleveland — Proposed, Dec. 17 pil Cleveland Foundrymen’s Dec. 17 p 1781 Cleveland Grab Bucket Mono-Rail Crane,* Aug. 6 p 379 Cleveland Twist Drill Company: Peer- less High Speed Reamers,* Oct. 29 p 1225 Cleveland Wire Goods Company, Dec. 24 p 1946; Dec. 31 p 2019 Climax od Gear Chain Block,* July 23 Association, p Clinton Iron Ores in New York State, Nov. 12 p 1376; Dec. 3 p 1648 Clip, Damper, Sterling No-Rivet,* Nov. 5 p 1346 Cloak and Hat Trees, Racks, &c., Yale,* July 30 p 350 Clock, Tool,* Dec. 24 p 1944 Clock, Watchman’s, Portable, July 30 p 352. Clothes Post, Portable Steel,* Aug. 6 Beyer,* p 420 Clough Reversible Swivel Blade Foot Power Shear, Dec. 24 p 1873 Clough Style B Adjustable Reamer, Dec. 24 p 1877 Clutch, Cyclone Positive Friction,* July 9 p 107 Clutch, Nugent Friction,* July 9 p 105 Coal and Ash Handling Machine, Case,*. Aug. 13 p 487 Coal Briquetting in 1907, Sept. 3 p 647 Coal Consumption in the United States, Future, July 16 p 178. Coal Gas in the United States, Produc- tion of, Dec. 17 p 1813 Handling Equipment, Power House,* Sept. 10 p 699 Coal — at $1500 an Acre, July 16 p 75 Coal Leveler and Coke Pusher, Seaver,* July 30 p 302 Coal Trade, Oct. 29 p 1245 Coal, World’s Production of, Oct. 8 p 1007 Ooaling Barges at Havana, Cuba,* Nov. 5 p 1295 Coal Coaster, Steering, Toledo,* Aug. 6 p 423 Coat and Hat Hook, Crook,* Oct. 29 p 1268 Cobleigh, H. KR. Cables for the New Manhattan Bridge,* Sept. 17 p 767 Cockerill, Société John. Powerful Rus- sian Hydraulic Dredge,* Sept. 24 p 8385 Coe, R T. Boiler Testing Showing Efii- cient Mechanical Stoking,* Sept. 17 p 770 Coffee Percolator, Ideal,* Dec. 10 p 1770 Coin Cashier, Combination, New Meak- er,* Aug. 13 p 485 Coke as Blas: Furnace Fuels, Charcoal and,* Aug. 13 p 446 Coke Drawing Machine, Hebb, Aug. 6 p 377 Coke in 1907, Production of, Aug. 20 p 511 Coke Oven Association Proposed, Re tort, Sept. 17 p 793 Coke Oven Gas for Power Generation, Sept. 10 p 713 Coke Oven Plant of New Design, Oct. 29 p 1230 Coke Ovens, German Interests to Con- trol United-Otto By-Product, Dec. 17 p 1834 Coke Plant at Indianapolis, By-Product, Dec, 10 p 1728 Coke Process, Savings from the Retort, Sept. 24 p 858 Coke Pusher and Coal Leveler, Seaver,* July 30 p 302 Coke Storage Machine, Hamilton,* 23 p 2381 Colné & Co. Small Bessemer Converter, Sept. 3 p 652 Colonial Steel Company, Oct. 8 p 1005 Colorado Fuel & Iron Company: Annual Report, Oct. 22 p 1157 Water Cooled Port for Open Hearth Furnaces,* Oct. 15 p 1063 Colorado, Hydro-Dlectric Development in, Dec. 31 p 1999 Colt .880 Automatic Pistol,* Oct. 1 p 972 Colt Army Special Revolver,* Aug. 13 481 July p Colt Automatic Hammerless Pistol, Cali- ber .25,* Dec. 25 p 1952 Colton High Speed Steel Cutter,* Dec. 31 p 1990 Columbia Hydraulic Ram,* Nov. 5 p 1302 Columbia Teachers, Business Men to Be, July 3p 3 Combination Cabinets. and Benches,* Sept. 10 p 757 Combination Hose Reel Truck, Drainer and Lawn Sprinkler,* Oct. 15 p 1118 Combination in Russia, Proposed Iron, Sept. 17 p 775 Combinations in Germany, Trade, July 2p 48 Combined Punch and Shear, 8. & S.,* July 23 p 280 Commodity Rate Advances, Aug. 20 p 508 Compass Plate, Fixed,* Dec. 31 p 2030 Compensation for Injuries Proves Harm- ful, Workmen’s, Nov. 19 p 1453 Compression Igniter, G. & M.,* Nov. 5 p 1345 Compressors : Compressors and Unloading Devices, New Norwalk,* Aug. 13 p 433 General Blectric Centrifugal,* Nov. 19 p 1440 New Westinghouse Compressor,* Aug. 6 p 370 Rowland Vertical Two-Stage,* July 9 p 113 Westinghouse Portable,* July 9 p 1038 Computer for Structural Shapes, Bdge’s, Nov. 5 p 1332 Concentrating Plant, Large Iron Ore, Sept. 24 p 861 Concrete Barrow,* July 2 p 89 Concrete Barrow, Sidney,* July 30 p 352 Conference of Retail Hardware Asso- ciation Secretaries, a 3 p 678 Congress of Refrigerating International, Aug. 20 ; 5138 Conkling Reversing Drive,* Aug. 6 p 375 Connecticut Brass Industry Slowly ne viving, July 23 p 248 Consolidation, British Marine Engine, Nov. 5 p 1278 Consolidation of British Structural Firms, July 9 p 115 Consumption, Flow of Steel Through, Nov. 26 p 1530 Continental Company, Nov. 12 p 1408 Continental Iron Works, Kowland Ver- tical ‘'wo-Stage Air Compressor,* July 9 p 113 Continuous Sheet Mill Patents,* Dec. 17 p 1782 Contract, Basic Pig Iron, Dec. 10 p 1731 Contractors’ Barrow, Syracuse,* Vec. 10 p 1768 Contract, Significant Pig Iron, Oct. 29 p 1228 Contracts, New Penalty and Bonus Pro- vision in Iron Ore, July 16 p 202 Conventions : American Boiler Manufacturers’ As- sociation, July 23 p 233 American WDlectrochemical Society, Oct. 22 p 1154 American Institute of Chemical Engi- neers, Dec. 3 p 1628; Dec. 17 p 1797 ; Dec. 31 p 2016 American Institute of. Mining Engi- neers, Oct..8 p 1014 American Society for Testing Mate- rials, July 2 p 28 American Society of Mechanical En- gineers, July 2 p 18; Nov. 19 p 1481; Dec. 3 p 1650; Dec. 10 p 1702 Anti-Accident Association, Dec. 31 p 1986 Association of Iron and Steel BDlec- trical Engineers, July 2 p 33; Oct. 22 p 1143 International Association for Testing Materials, July 23 p 241 Lake Superior Mining Institute, July 2 p 52; July 9 p 109 Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway As- sociation, Oct. 15 p 1087 Leather Belting Manufacturers’ Asso- ciation, Nov. 19 p 1460; Nov. 26 p 1559 National Association of Cement Users, Dec. 10 p 1733 National Founders’ Association, Sept. 3 p 653; Nov. 19 p 1459; Nov. 26 p 1508 National Machine Tool Builders’ As- sociation, Aug. 13 p 448; Oct. 22 p 1158; Oct. 29 p 1231 National Rivers and Harbors Con- gress, Dec. 17 p 1780 National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Dducation, Nov. 19 p 1435 National Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association, Dec. 10 p 1730 Roadmasters and Maintenance of Ways Association of America, Nov. 19 p 1474 Society of Naval Arcifitects and Ma- rine Enginers, Oct. 29 p 1211 Stove Founders’ National Defense Association, Nov. 26 p 1514 Texas Metal Trades Association, Oct. 22 p 1131 Conventions, Hardware: American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association,* Nov. 26 p 1574 Carolinas Retail Hardware Associa- tion,* July 16 p 214 Idaho Hardware and Implement As- sociation, Dec. 24 p 1947 Michigan Retail Hardware Associa- tion,* Aug. 20 p 536 National Hardware Association,* Nov. 26 p 1574 Oklahoma Retail Hardware and Im- plement Dealers’ Association, July 23 p 277 South Dakota Retail Implement Dealers’ Association, Dec. 17 p 1852 Tennessee Retail Hardware Associa- tion,* Aug. 20 p 534 a> JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. Converter, Small Bessemer, Sept. 3 p ; Crescent Wood Planer, New,* Nov. 19 652 Conveyor System, Novel Belt,* Nov. 5 1290 Bb Convicts as Farm Laborers, Austrian, Aug. 6 p 408 Cook, Edward B. Gayley Dry Blast at the Warwick Furnaces, Potts- town, Pa,* Oct. 1 p 906 Cooker : Economy, Fireless,* Oct. 22 p 1193 Glue,* Aug. 13 p 483 Magic,* Aug. 20 p 544 Newsam,* Sept. 17 p 826 Perfect,* Noy. 12 p 1418 Cooler, Water, Barron Sanitary,* Aug. 6 p 421 = Judge Gary on, Oct. 1 p Co-operation of Manufacturer and Dealer, Sept. 24 p 855 Co-operation, Tactful, Oct. 22 p 1185 per : Copper and Copper Alloys, Dec. 17 p 1798 Electrolytic versus Lake, July 16 p 170 Grades of Lake, Oct. 15 p 1062 is a Turn Due? July 30 p 315 Corbin Bros. Company, Oct. 22 p 1192 Corbin’s, P. & F., New Contract De- partment, Aug. 27 p 601 Corbin Universal Liquid Door Check, | Sept. 11 p 823 Corner Bit Brace, Bergman Improved,* July 9 p 154 » Delphos Improved Sheet Iron,* Aug. 20 p 544 Oorporations, Government Supervision Over, Dec. 31 p 1979 Corrosion of Iron, Oxygen in the, Nov. 19 p 1472 Corrosion of Steel and Wrought Iron Corn Tubing, Sept. 3 p 645; Sept. 17 p | Corrosion, Resistance of Nickel Steel to, Nov. 19 p 1438 Costs : Cost — to Assist Workmen, Aug. 6 p Distribution of Burden, Sept. 24 p 856 “Normal” Cost of Iron and Steel, Dec. 3 p 1640 Productive Hour System of Burden Costs, August 20 p 509 Steel Costs in Typical Plants, Dec. 31 p 1987 Cost —— Chamberlain,* July 30 p Cot, Tent, Dnterprise,* Nov. 5 p 1348 Counter : Durant, Model B.,* Oct. 1 p 974 Revolution,* Aug. 20 p 543 Revolution, Initiative * Aug. 27 p 609 Speed,* Sept. 17 p 826 Coupler, Hose, Time Saving,* Nov. 12. p 1419 Goupling, Shaft or Pole, Spitzli,* Sept. 17 p 824 Cover, Pot and Anti-Scorcher, Univer- sal,* July 23 p 282 Cracker, Nut, Quackenbush Link,* Aug. 27 p 607 Cramp Shipbuilding Company’s Annual Report, July 2 p 24 Cranes: Alliance Combined Stripping and Charging,* Dec. 17 p 1793 Alliance Biectric Traveling Bucket,* Aug. 20 p 493 Cleveland Grab Bucket Mono-Rail,* Aug. 6 p 379 Gantry, Used in Building River Locks,* Nov. 19 p 1427 Large Order for, Sept. 3 p 668 Powerful Whiting,* July 16 p 171 Special Whiting Jib,* Oct. 29 p 1223 Whiting Special Gantry,* Dec. 24 p Crank Shaft Cold Saw Cutting-Off Ma- Oream Whip and Egg Beater, A. & J.,* Nov. 12 p 1415 p 14438 Crop Indications, Favorable, July 16 p 171 Crop Outlook, Aug. 13 p 451 Crop Report, September, Sept. 10 p 738 Crucible Steel Company of America, Annual Report, Oct. 29 p 1227 Crushed Stone, Experiments on Weight of, July 16 p 180 Cuba: Coaling Barges at Havana,* Nov. 5 p 1295 Cultivator, Hiller, Vine Turner, and Hoe, Pianet, Jr., Horse,* Dec. 17 Pp 1856 : Cupola : Baillot Cupola, Heat Equalization and Oxidation in the, Dec. 10 p 1728 Baillot Heat Recovering Cupola,* Nov. 19 p 1430 Foundry Cupola Construction, Sept. 24 the p 8388 Foundry Cupola Practice, Nov. 19 p 1451 Large Whiting Cupola, Nov. 19 p 1448 Cups, Empress Grease,* Aug. 20 p 495 Curtiss, C, H., & Co., Catalogue File of,* Nov. 5 p 1338 1 Customs and Tariff Amendments, Sept. 3 p 669 Customs Decisions: Airships, Aug. 6 p 384 Automobile Repairs Made Abroad, Dec, 24 p 1878 Automobile Shoes, July 16 p 177 Beet Shredding Machines, Sept. 17 p 778 Bebbins for Spinning Machines, Noy. 19 p 14381 Bowie Knives, Sept. 17 p 778 Cast Steel Sheets and Steel Strips, Sept. 17 p 778 Consular Invoice Takes Precedence, July 9 p 119 Oopper Alloy Bars, Oct. 15 p 1085 Copper Cash Swords, Nov. 5 p 1303 Drawn Steel, Dec. 17 p 1792 Fish Hooks, July 30 p 321 General Appraisers Cannot Be Ig- nored, Dec. 24 p 1878. Gun Locks, Oct. 15 p 1085 Hematite Ores, Crude, July 23 p 235 Household Bffect Rulings, Dec. 24 p 1878 Imported Samples, Sept. 10 p 701 Iron and Steel Grit for Polishing, Aug. 6 p 384 Iron Ore, Sept. 10 p 701; Oct. 22 p 1136; Oct. 29 p 1217; Nov. 19 p 1431 Loom Pickers, Oct. 29 p 1217 Machinery Imported for Vessel Re pairing, Sept. 24 p 842 Malleable Iron Castings, Aug. 6 p 384 aa Ornamental, July 23 p Needles, Aug. 6 p 384; Dec. 10 p 1701 Nickel Alloy in Bars, Dec. 17 p 1792 Pencil Sharpeners, July 16 p 177 en Furnaces, Arched, July 23 p Railroad Switches, Sept. 17 p 778 Reappraisement of Imported Mer- chandise, July 16 p 177 Rifle — Oct. 8 p 989; Nov. 19 p Sheet Steel in Strips, Dec. 31 p 2016 Statuary, Oct. 8 p 989 Steel Boiler Tubes, Dec. 17 p 1792 Steel Bowls for Separators, Nov. 5 p 1303 Steel Channels for Automobile Prames, July 2 p 10 Steel Floor Plates, July 30 p 320; Dec. 17 p 1792 Steel Forgings, Nov. 5 p 1303 Steel Gas Tanks, Cylindrical, July 30 p 820 Steel Points for Bilectrical Machines, Nov. 19 p 1481 Steel Rivets, Dec. 24 p 1878 Steel Tubular Gas Tanks, July 9 p 119 Steel Window Frames, Oct. 1 p 954 Steel Wool, July 2p 10 Customs Decisions: United States Circuit Court to Pass on German Agreement, Dec. 10 p 1701 Welding Material, Nov. 5 p 1303 Wire Drawing Plates, Dec. 10 p 1701 Wire Rat Traps, Oct. 1 p 954 Wire Rods and Strip Steel, Dec. 17 p 1792 Woven Belting, July 23 p 235 Cutlery, Fine, Graef-Schmidt, Sept. 24 p 891 Cutters : Atlas Can Cutter,* Oct. 15 p 1118 Colton High Speed Steel,* Dec. 31 p 1 990 Jiagraph Stencil Cutter,* Aug. 20 p 545 Dunne’s Miter Draw Cutter and Clamp,* Oct, 15 p 1119 Gem Hole, Golf Ground Cup, Plate Cutter,* Nov. 12 p 1416 Gould & Eberhardt Stocking,* July 2 p3 Monitor Glass Cutter,* July 30 p 350 Wells Pipe Cutter,* Oct. 1 p 974 Cutting or Chopping Machine, Blec- trically Driven, Enterprise,* Cyclone Positive Friction Clutch,* July 9 p 107 and D. Daily Reports of a Georgia Hardware Firm,* Sept. 8 p 684 Damper Clip, Sterling No-Rivet,* Nov. 5 p 1846 Davidson Fan Thrust Bearings,* July 23 p 244 Davis-Bournonville Company. Autoge- nous Welding by the Oxy-Acety- lene Flame, Nov. 26 p 1507 Davis, George ©. Chemical Specifica- tions for Foundry Iron, Dec. 10 p 1733 Davis Turret Boring and Forming Lathe,* Sept. 10 p 705 Decatur Specialty Boiler Tube 107 De Leeuw, A. L. Efficiency of Tests of Milling Machines and Milling Cutters,* Dec. 3 p 1602 Delegates, Interchange of, a Forward Move in State Hardware Asso- ciation Work, July 30 p 343 Demonstrations of Summer Goods, July 30 p 343 Denatured Alcohol, July 30 p 345 Denatured Alcohol, National Grange and, Nov. 5 p 1340 Deposition of Zine for Protecting Iron = Steel Surfaces,* July 23 p Depression, German and American Iron Trades Under, Sept. 17 p 788 Depth Gauge, Swan,* Nov, 12 p 1418 Derrick, Northern Blectric Crane,* Oct. 15 p 1078 Derrick, Steel Oil Well,* Aug. 13 p 442 Designing and Fitting Crankshafts,* Oct. 22 p 1146 Detroit River Tunnel, Canadian Duties and American Steel in the, July 9 p 119 Diamond Face Grinder, New,* Dec. 31 p 1978 Diamond Self-Closing Die Head,* Nov. 26 p 1521 Die ves New Landis All-Steel,* Oct. 1 p Dieterich Universal Drive Axle,* Oct. 22 p 1140 ae, ~~ Hole, One Minute,* July p Dill = Speed Drive,* Sept. 3 p Direct Process, Steel by the,* Dec. 24 p Disk Hoes, Planet, Jr.,* Dec. 3 p 1686 Disk Tests, Grinding,* July 30 p 300 Display Board, Night Latch, Miller,* Sept. 17 p 8238 Display Cabinet, Pike’s Stock and,* Aug. 6 p 420 Display Case, Saw,* Oct. 8 p 1051 Company. Cleaner,* July 9 p JULY-DECEMBER, 1908. ox Display Cases, Carborundum Com- | Dry Blast: pany’s,* July 2 p 85 Display Case, Tool, Armstrong,* Dec. 24 p 1951 Displays, Cutlery, Traveling, Dec. 10 p 1766 Distributer, Bristow,* Sept. 3 p 686 Distribution of Burden Cost, Sept. 24 p 856 Dividing Head, Fox Motor Driven Miller and Universal,* July 16 p 178 Dodge Field Day, Sept. 10 p 713 De- Donner-Bray Infringement Case, cision in the,* Dec. 17 p 1782 Door Holder, North Wales,* Nov. 5 p 1347 Door Set, Inside, Elton Design,* Dec. 17 1857 Door Sets, Fire, Schoolhouse,* Oct. 22 p 1194 Door Sets, Kent Design,* Aug. 20 p 544 Double Barreled Single Trigger 20- Gauge Gun, Nov. 12 p 1415 Doubletrees and Singletrees, Steel,* Nov. 26 p 1589 Doughton, John, Foundry Accounting Methods,* Nov. 12 p 1370 Douglas, W. & B., Aug. 13 p 482 Doweling Jig, Roberts,* July 9 p 155 Drainage and Power Canal at Buffalo, Proposed, Sept. 3 p 639 * Drainer and Lawn Sprinkler, Hose Reel aoa Combination,* Oct. 15 p 111 Drawback Regulations, Dec. 10 p 1711 Drawback, Safety Razor Blade, Sept. 3 p 628 Drawer Slide, Ball Bearing, Reliance,* Dec. 3 p 1685 Drawing Knife, Folding Handle, Re- liance,* Aug. 13 p 484 Drawing Knife, Folding Handle, Swan,* Nov. 12 p 1417 Dredge, Powerful Russian Hydraulic,* Sept. 24 p 835 Dredges, ee Suction, Nov. 19 p 14 Dresser, Emery Wheel,* Oct. 8 p 1053 Dresses 48-In. Radial Drill, The New,* Aug. 13 p 439 Dressing, Belt, Fly Foot,* Nov. 26 p 1591 Drift, New Automatic Drill,* July 2 p 17 Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Corporation. High Grade Forgings, July 2 p 16 Driller, Keystone Gasoline Well,* Oct. 22 p 1129 Drill Holder, Star,* Sept. 17 p 824 Drills: American TripleGeared High Speed Radial,* Oct. 29 p 1214 American 2-Ft. High Speed Radial,* July 2 p 44 Baush Special Multiple,* July 2 p 2 Foote-Burt No. 24 High Duty,* Dec. 24 p 1874 German Electric Contractors’,* Dec. 31 p 1970 Hoefer Power Feed Attachment,* Aug. 27 p 564 Modified Taylor & Fenn Multiple,* Dec, 31 p 1989 New Automatic Drift,* July 2 p 17 New Dreses 48-In. Radial,* Aug. 13 p 439 Newton Double-Spindle,* Nov. 19 p 1448 Scott Gasoline Rock,* Nov. 12 p 1374 Maes Speed Bench,* Aug. 20 Pp Universal Breast,* July 2 p 87 U. S. Portable Electric Radial,* July 30 p 312 Wizard Quick-Change Chuck and Col- lets,* Nov. 26 p 1525 Drill Socket, Special,* July 2 p 43 Drinking Fountain, Hyde Sanitary,* July 23 p 281 va Variable Speed,* Sept. 3 p Driver, Screw, Solid Drop Forged, El- more,* Dec. 3 p 1685 Drop Forging,* July 30 p 308 Dry Blast: And a Bessemer Process, July 2 p At the Warwick Furnaces, Pottstown, Pa.,* Oct. 1 p 906 Dry Blast Installation,* Oct. 8 p 998 Gayley’s Invention of the, Dec. 3 p 1645 More Dry Blast Installations, Dec. 31 p 1964 Du Bois Suction Gas Producer,* Aug. 13 p 440 Dudelingen Works, Basic Process, Sept. 24 p 873 Dump Box, Troy,* Oct. 22 p 1195 Dump Buckets, Insley Controllable Cen- ter,* Sept. 17 p 779 Dumping Machine, Canal Boat, Sept. 24 859 Bessemer Dp Dunbar Furnace Company’s Varied In- terests, Aug. 20 p 506 Duquesne Works, Additions at the, Sept. 8 p 641 Dust Collector, Morse Rarified,* July 9 p 114 Dutch Hardware House, An Up to Date, Sept. 3 p 681 Duties, Andrew Carnegie Opposes Steel, Nov. 26 p 1527 Duty, French Machine Tool, Oct. 1 p 938 Dynamic and Static Properties of Steels, July 2 p 53 E. Earlier Working Hours, Some Precedent for, July 9 p 116 Dberhardt Gear Cutter, New,* Aug. 27 p 560 BDeonomy Hmery Wheel Stand,* Noy. 12 p 13738 Keonomy in Purchasing Supplies, Dec. 24 p 1872 Edge’s Weight Computer for Structural Shapes, Nov. 5 p 1332 Efficiency Tests of Milling Machines and Milling Cutters,* Dec. 3 p 1602 Egg Beater and Cream Whip, A. & J.,* Nov. 12 p 1415 Rgg Beater, Champion,* Nov. 19 p 1494 Hichhorn, M. J. New Slide Rule, Sept. 10 p 727 Blaterite, Des Moines, Nov. 5 p 1345 Electrical Engineers, Iron and Steel, July 2 p 33; Oct. 22 p 1148 Electrical Power for British Industries,* Oct. 8 p 994 Electrical Show, Second Annual, Oct. 1 p 965; Oct. 8 p 1011; Oct. 15 p 1068 $ Electrically Driven Cutting or Chopping Machine, Enterprise,* Dec. 3 p 1687 Electrically Driven Rolling Mills,* Nov 5 p 1298 Plectric Controller & Mfg. Company: Electric Fault Finder,* Aug. 27 p 572 Recent Improvements in Lifting Mag- nets,** Dec. 3 p 1606 Electric Furnace: New General Blectric Furnace,* Dec. 8 p 1613 Rail Steel from, July 9 p 109 Roechling-Rodenhauser Furnace,* Sept. 17 p 780 Stassano Furnace,* Oct. 8 p 990 ae and Agriculture, Sept. 10 p 71 Electric Lighting, Double Revolution in, Sept. 24 p 852 Plectric Meat Chopper, Nov. 5 p 1346 Electric Mill. Pedestal, Enterprise,* Oct. 29 p 1268 Electric Smelting, Dec. 3 p 1628 Electric Suction Sweeper,* Aug. 6 p 424 Electric Washing Machine, 1900,* Oct. 1 p 976 Plectric Welding: New Plant of the Enterprise,* Standard Welding Company,* Sept. 3 p 626 Electrochemical Cleaning Baths, Sept. 10 p 721 Electrolytic Production of Sheets and Tubes, Oct. 22 p 1148 Plectroplating Machine, Broderick Auto- matic,* Oct. 8 p 1008 Elmore Tool Mfg. Company, Oct. 1 p 972 Embossed Hinges,* Sept. 10 p 756 Emerson, Harrington. Different Plans of Paying Employees, Oct. 22 p 1150 Emery-Waterhouse Company’s