| Show I HOW RUBBER RUDDER IS I S HANDLED From Address Given To Ogden Lions Lion's Club By A E President of the Mechanical Rubber Products Corporation of Ogden e manufacture of any rubb rubber r to 10 Is Interesting because the and rubber ribber rials a ne e use crude timed Im d rubber ore made ronde Into Inlo product In a er than It wood or Iron oris or orts IS ts used or most other mate mate- mateIn mate mate-In rubber mate mate-II In oilier or words ou make malte It t Into Ino an n al placed under extreme t the same game time at t and ure Is us e hate applied Appl Applying Ing heat hat tae taho It and find when you t of the mold It Is to all set act Ot 01 I Iw ed Into the finished article Into little w we might go so a 11 I of ot Rubber wa was vered In the western estern 1 to When hen Columbus came a A Indians T Invest In foud the Ica he ilu w of otti vest Yost Indies playing pIa Ing a n sort ba- ba baand baand they ti called culled of I what ball hat found them us- us and and there he black bUDe bUD bUD- of a made mad ball If La It and It ItI hit e c TheY and he le ways II IId I f go a lon Ions IlS hIgh hIghe d It bounded described described trees th the way ho he e e- trees rubber And that the was back pUle he nt a ent Dack to pain I when ho he lock some o of of two e eI I that trip toI made of rubber with him es made a af that t had rubbert out of the rubber rubbe-r f moccasin l articles Uke eral and Including M rubber tubber el balls he e court ana to the them I s the first about that the old world anu anus about rubber anything to them s a new anuj Ith started to 0 experiment cy y It hilt and see seo e and che- che chemists ie Wood e C tors for And how It came camet die die- the rubber Us Its name t this black ed that of closing lead pencil other rubbing rub s-In s out out- It rub out So the gave It The Germans uc a iery ery Ger- Ger name Ger-name tech- tech rather along alone name and lines Imes t 1 TosA 1 I TOSA IS PIONEER re as was not ery tery cry much d L with Ith rub ocr In use In thery the ry 0 1 for lor a a long w-r w time because B and It tOOK Ingredient Ba a new find out tn to of e usefulness S It might hate e So rid the first dilt wan ran to do any any- any s of ot any account at all Ith ft an Eng Eng- Eng ui s Henry That vas Tas as about osh discovered that the crude cruder I r could be he ed by l y ben ben ben- of those gasoline or some Is and made madu into a a rubber rubbert t Then Ie le COUld take tile the ther tiler r cement ana ann paint it with different kinds of ot lab lab- Mid fab-Mid sh h on n d make malte etu proof mate mate- McIntosh r T eit t an i S So he got ot o t a coat But they were ere not satisfactory for this reason Teason Ill I'll rubber before it is s s the hen alien iou ou put to become sticky and while It tr Ito o to o put it out onI I 1 day It will become t tard ard and tuck ick So 30 o ns rain rain- rain rain-on 01 Oft a hot lay Jay would become and tac y and id on a cold hey lev would o come brittle and andoh b bl would crac crack He found at at deal of elet with Ith them was not ual u I a i success s-ici-ess at- at ath h al-h h Henry McIntosh did finda a market marlet fc for tor hs products MA I 1110 I C TED VE I-i I greatest Invention I belle e rubber and industry Industry and fromon from fromon fromon on when hen tbs tb's IL came e 0 find the Industry growing grol fps an and boun was bounds c- c cas was as the tho Inn in- in inn m in-m n of ot Charles Charls Goodyear about Charles Goodyear Cr Vulcanization Is Ism in 11 applied to the process of ot 0 or setting betting the you ou ml ml sulphur with Ith the rubber and heat hoat andere and ere to It th th- th jubber rubber becomes It t lakes on a II higher tensile th and a 1 gher stress In words it lt on properties I are l perhaps pe-lups per cent than the crude 1 rubber lubber itself and we ne e also find rind that remains the tho same Bame oser o nger range of temperatures is s on d a warm narn- 1 arn day your tires t tan tan-hf or slick sticky and cold day t ey do not become e Without the aid of tul- tul lul-atlon lul nl- nl the 1 lubber would bein be bein in 10 the W weather ana ande anat e t in m the cold weather i e it Is interesting resting now Mr r car discos discovered red vulcanization ston goes that he was trying elt some crude rubber on a an aen en n stove tO tOe e in the spring of theand theand the theand and hat he old fashioned g tonic for people is sulphur and his wife nito Ifo had pre Are Area pre 1 1 a dose for tor him of sulphur Iti Ie a cup and when ent eat ent to take It he d 1 some of the sulphur and mo- mo mos s mo-s s Into this pot ot of heated rubAnd rubAnd rub- rub rubAnd And ho ha found when he cameto cameto came cameto to it a hal hili an hour or an Su that his r rubber ru ber had become 11 there and tak taken D on a tough- tough which l It t liAl not re a So he ted to it It t then by putt f n sulphur In rubber a a applying heat to tod d that thatIs ds Is how he worked out goods gooda And from then e I find that lul 1 ul bet has become be omo JI 1 In la a great mangy man different 1 IRE AND 1 TUBES o e hear more mora about the tIre adline ad adline line lne perhaps than anything because the r are uch common use Mr 11 Dun Dun- Dunan Dun Dun-an en an S Invented In the pneumatic tire tare This was waa 25 or 30 ear ears ago And by byg byg g air all as a you are able Ide ie In auton with l a lency ncy da lay dai we e pad fad that there are aree aree e 32 thousand articles In use are made mado of ot lubber tubber Think t two Thirty thousand artl- artl made artl-made made of ot and r rubber and we are Ing ig now articles every ery day that be ae made hum 0 w we e night might return to the Ie I rubber IU now Itself bOW eU-bOW now It IS isred red The Tho crude rubber es e from p a tret You have haverd haverd rd I of Para That Para br r r comes comell from Oom the Amazon n I In South America some n tho the Port ct or lara I era ara and some n Rio de Janeiro but most the Port nt rf Para The na- na nas nago s na-s s RO KO to the j and find se big rubber trees frets which grow to fifteen Inches ameter an ani at 1 they take a knife knifes 1 cut ut the ree iree with what we call cut cot down the tho side the e trees an ant then cut a n groove grooves n I the bark Tho Thu sap that the theer bel er comes troll runs just oo- oo ocen oo-en oo en a t Q outer and anal the Inner k So Bo they have to cut through outer niter bac balk k and Anil then the tree tre B to bleed ld l that sap ap runs n n I thes theBA cuts cut Into the tho main cut ut and thin they put a C I the Ie boiton botlon and aud collect the sap term u used od toi fol It la le latex they t veral M-veral buckets to their little I am or tent and build a irs If cf palm nuts nut or 01 leaves or some some- something something something thing of that sortland sort and then take Ii a paddle and dip it Into this latex an and hold it oral 1 ov l the fire lire and smoke It and that Is what wo we call coagulating the And the woke his has a a tendency to set It An After r they smoke ont one layer they dip It Into the bucket of ot latex again and smoke it again a in So they final final- finally finally ly Iy build up a great grest t Dig olEf ham thel theta e of Jt crude rubber on oil this paddle That comes come to Para and comes comE'S to thIs country as S Para hams WASTE I IV iNG Up to about fifteen years ago eighty to five eighty per cent ot of our crude rubber came ame from South and It wa was wao all gatner gathered XI by these natives When hen that rub rub- rubbo rub rub rub-be bee bo comes come h hero re we have to wash It and dry It before before- wo we can use it ItIn In other words the nath natives es are not careful with It having hating ha InK no education education education tion and we get bark and dirt and other foreign matter mixed with Ith It Itu u arc naturally it has S tu to DO pe purified and dry It 0 1 wo e ha have hate e to purify It and sash vi ash it before we to can use It The washing operation lon costs about tb three e cents a a p pound and the tho taste asia I amounts to about ten to thirty per pOl cent on these foreign materials material I hate ha hav e mentioned So the tho English and Dutch Gov Gov- Governments Governments discovered ered that this same ame rubber tree tree that gre grew In South America Amerla could be planted over oser 0 er Inthe In Inthe the East Indies and East Indies and cultivated on a scientific scale scle So some 2 25 26 years ago they started plantations 0 oser er there They too took saplings from I those trees and planted them over oV r rIn In the Indies Indle about twenty the to fifty Drees Crees to w eat acre plantations under the British and Dutch Duth Government ha have hale e grown to such an extent that about eighty to eighty five per cent cont ot of our rub rub- rubber rub rub- rubber rubber ber comes from frOnt those plantations and only about 20 per ler cent from South America The reason reMon for that is this that they put In mills 0 oser er there to wash this rubber and Ind dry it and purify It so that hen ahen we e get It now It Is all ready read to o use and eliminates that twenty to to thirty per cent waste They ha hate e cut the old price In conse conse- consequence consequence quence so that the South Amerl- Amerl Americans cans crne collecting under their old r Ethod cannot compete with them hem Rubber from Singapore Singaporean an bo be bought loav toca for 30 cents I 1101 aid dol down n In Ogden while the South American rubber Is about 42 cents centa laid down dotI do do tI here hele and you i hwe the tho o ot of washing and at andi i dO doing inS It it and the th 30 per pel cent losson losson loss that Is the reaBOr rea rea- rea lossI I and on n top of that rubber cent of oUr that 80 per soh BOr today plantations comes romes from the tile and It Is all ready to use when weI we I get It at atI- atI rubber when hen your Now that I B put It on mills plant you your our and then toilers of huge hug I In ou pigments mix von vou e It It and ou ha e I grInding roll IS one acton action there than the other and Into into one ments time th grinds grInd your pl rubber too tIO other and Into your our n In the sane same Your lour colors colora are gotten gottin ny as II you paint colors colons putt It If au you wart white white while shade you put In 0 ji a and It pigment for tor J a base I white you vou want a blac black all sou ou have to toi todo i black l pigment and andI do 10 Is put In a black I get black blac It If you want you white and just Teava out Un tint loa bate you there end so on the tho put Iut l t black same as tor for panl pant pani USE OLD RUBBER New cw In is Ved used where hero a product of ot high tensile strength and high quality qua Id Ja desired Practically Practically all the tire and tube tuba rubber rubber Ot or course It t Is is I new nsw pigments pig pig- other compounded UI up with l for tor- tor The l pr call ments m mf half and about ao half new tubber 1 they dont don't use uso re- re rec re figments but but re claimed re c ct er The rubber Is used lot toi tho taw manufacture of f mechanical articles such as IlS tilIng til- til Ing ng rubber gask ts shoes and boots roots and garden gerdon ho hose o and steam lot of re claimed ro ruse e We use in I In tn such because the for tor those products arc re not nearly ac al strict as they are tor nr tires and the articles 1 will 1111 hold Ul l here you UdO ado re claimed rub rub- rub ber bel In Iv them tn m Now when you yuu make mechanical mechanical cal 1111 rubber rueber good one of your our base baso materials Is thai that re claimed rubber Of coure the lubber rubber tires will v wear out and the thel hate o ha 0 to use them Lem up somewhere e so t o they delse of grinding that and means ana up and re it as rubber and mixing It other Ingredients cats and using it as IlS a 11 basis too to turn Into these rubber products That Is what hat we propose to do here in Ogden with our plant that we wo have hate down don here hero which stitch VI Is situated on cn three acres down near the railroad with a Itch track In flier Ther Is a good there and some thIrty thousand dollars worth werth of equip equip- equip lent All of our heavy and epen- epen expensive sive equipment is i Installed ready read ito to go eo now not no This other equipment i worth two W we are arc buying ij fa I or throe three thousand dollars in all |
