. [Records and briefs of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit]. esthat it must be barred from all relief. The statement of the facts, and the argument thereonwill be given in the same order. The trial of the case was referred by the court to theStanding Master who reported in favor of defendants onall three defenses; and the District Court confirmed theMasters report, overruling plaintiffs exceptions. Appellants contention is that the proofs refute all ofthe defenses. (Note: The copies of patents and reproductions ofpictorial and other Exhibits are contained in Vol-
. [Records and briefs of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit]. esthat it must be barred from all relief. The statement of the facts, and the argument thereonwill be given in the same order. The trial of the case was referred by the court to theStanding Master who reported in favor of defendants onall three defenses; and the District Court confirmed theMasters report, overruling plaintiffs exceptions. Appellants contention is that the proofs refute all ofthe defenses. (Note: The copies of patents and reproductions ofpictorial and other Exhibits are contained in Vol-ume III of the Transcript of Record entitled Bookof Exhibits). THE INVENTION DEALS WITHSTRADDLE-TYPE CARRIERS This name designates a carrier having tall, wheel-mounted legs, adapted to straddle the load to be pickedup and carried. The operation of these carriers is illustrated by thefollowing drawings, copies of Exhibits in the case. Plaintiffs Exh. 74- (see Tr. II64.) A schematic end view of a straddle-typecarrier with load of lumber. age 34 of Defendants j>U( Tr. 1165 ).
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