India rubber world . terey Xtivs men-tions that the Jimulco mill has been inoperation for over a year, and at presentis producing two tons of rubber per day,employing 150 men. Mention is made ofthe installationo f additionamachinery,with a view to SIlERliKT WITH KIRSCII Lorenu SaladSweets Moulded Ice Cream listen, to Cakes Cheese The Speaking being Sauternes O^er, a good looking Pol Roger, gS young man took pos- Coflee doubling the capacity of the Fritz is writing a history of theGuayule interest. Oton Katterfeldt, of San LuisPotosi, Mexico, is mentioned in theTorreon En
India rubber world . terey Xtivs men-tions that the Jimulco mill has been inoperation for over a year, and at presentis producing two tons of rubber per day,employing 150 men. Mention is made ofthe installationo f additionamachinery,with a view to SIlERliKT WITH KIRSCII Lorenu SaladSweets Moulded Ice Cream listen, to Cakes Cheese The Speaking being Sauternes O^er, a good looking Pol Roger, gS young man took pos- Coflee doubling the capacity of the Fritz is writing a history of theGuayule interest. Oton Katterfeldt, of San LuisPotosi, Mexico, is mentioned in theTorreon Enterprise as having pur-chased and paid for land in GomezPalacio, in the state of Du-rango, on which he willbuild, at his own expense,a factory for obtainingrubber from the Guayuleplant. It is stated thatmachinery for the workshas been bought, and thatMr. Katterfeldt ownsamplecapital for carrying out hisplans. Gomez Palacio isacross the border line fromTorreon, in the state ofCoahuila, and has becomean important FROM THE COVER OF THE ICE CREAM BOXESAT THE RUBBER MENS DINNER. May 1905] THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 259 THE SOUTH AMERICAN CAUCHO TREE IDENTIFIED. By Ernsl UU. THE rubber tree Castilloa t//«(Warburg) belongs to thefsmily of the Morcees s^nA is distinctly different fromthe West Indian species, Castilloa elastica (Cervantes).The chief difference consists in the form of the fruits,which are globular and not flattened. The trees bear dis-tinct male and female blossoms, the crowns of which spreadout to a considerable size. The fruits ripen about Christmastime, and are edible. The Castilloa trees may be distinguishedtrom a distance by their roots, which spread near the surfaceof the soil, and are often exposed to the air. In Germany wecall such roots of forest trees rope roots. In the Amazondistrict the Castilloa Ulei is generally called Caucho, andgrows in those parts of the forests which are free from inunda-tion, in the same districts where the Hevea Brasiliensis is fo
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