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Bearkat Marching Band Faculty and Staff
Brian Gibbs
Associate Director of Bands
Director of the Bearkat Marching Band
Assistant Professor of Music
Brian Gibbs is the Associate Director of Bands, Director of the Bearkat Marching Band and Assistant Professor of Music at Sam Houston State University. He is the conductor of the Symphonic Band and teaches courses in music education. He previously taught at Texas Christian University and in the Birdville, Cypress-Fairbanks, Carrollton-Farmers Branch and Richardson public schools.
Dr. Gibbs holds a PhD in education from the Walden University Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership. He holds a B.M. degree from Southern Methodist University and a M.S. degree in Business and Human Relations from Amberton University. He has presented workshops on music education research and student leadership development at the music educators association conventions in Texas, California, Tennessee, and Arizona, as well as the College Band Directors National Association Convention, the College Band Directors National Association Athletic/Marching Band Symposium and the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic.
Dr. Gibbs is active in the Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Bandmasters Association, Texas Music Adjudicators Association, National Association of Music Educators, College Band Directors National Association, World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles, and Association for Moral Education. He also serves as the Director of Special Projects for the World-Wide Concurrent Premieres Commissioning Fund, Inc., and is the Editor-in-Chief for Praxis, the online journal for SHSU's Center for Music Education.
Matthew McInturf
Director of Bands
Professor of Music
Matthew McInturf is Professor of Music, Director of Bands and Director of the Center for Music Education at Sam Houston State University. He previously taught at Florida International University and in the public schools of Richardson, Texas. He holds degrees from the University of North Texas and the University of Houston and holds a DMA in conducting from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. He has studied conducting with Anshel Brusilow, Eddie Green and Eugene Migliaro Corporon and composition with Michael Horvit and Darrell Handel.
Throughout his career, Dr. McInturf's ensembles have been recognized for their musical accomplishment. He has performed throughout the United States and recordings of his performances have been broadcast on National Public Radio. In 1991, conducting the J. J. Pearce High School Band, he performed an acclaimed concert at the Mid-West Clinic, with trombone soloist Christian Lindberg. He has performed at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention and at the Southwest Regional Convention of the College Band Directors National Association with the SHSU Wind Ensemble.
An advocate of new music, Dr. McInturf has continued to commission new works for wind ensemble. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the World-Wide Concurrent Premieres Commissioning Fund, Inc., a non-profit corporation that works internationally to form consortiums to commission significant new works from contemporary composers. He is a Past President of the Texas Bandmasters Association and is a region officer in the Texas Music Educators Association. He is active in the College Band Directors National Association, the World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensemble and the College Music Society.
John Lane
Director of Percussion Studies
Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. John Lane is an active percussion soloist, chamber musician, composer, educator, and has performed throughout the Americas and Japan. Recent credits include performances with his percussion trio (with Christopher Deane and Brian Zator), Pulsus, at the Hokuto International Music Festival in Japan, a concerto performance with the National Symphony of Panama, an appearance on the Van Cliburn Foundation's concert series, Modern at the Modern, at the Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art, and presentations at the Percussive Arts Society International Conventions in 2003, 2004, 2008, and 2009.
Currently, John is Director of Percussion Studies and Assistant Professor at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas where he teaches applied percussion and directs the Sam Houston Percussion Group and SHSU Steel Band. Prior to his appointment at SHSU, John taught as a lecturer at the University of Wyoming and as a teaching fellow at the University of North Texas and the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
Commissioning new works for percussion and creative collaborations are an integral part of John's work. Over the last few years, he has been connected with a number of composers including Peter Garland, Emiliano Pardo, Mara Helmuth, Michael Fiday, Christopher Deane, John Luther Adams, Kyle Gann, Michael Byron, Wen Hui Xie, Jude Traxler, Kazuaki Shiota and Alex Kotch.
His compositions have been featured on the Sonic Explorations concert series, the MUSICX new musicfestival at the Cincinnati-College Conservatory of Music; the Loeffler New Music Symposium at Chico State University in California; and at the Cincinnati Contemporary Art Center. One of his works, Sparrow Song, was recently published in Notations 21 (New York: Mark Batty Publishers, 2008). John has several on-going interdisciplinary collaborations with writers Ann McCutchan and Todd Boss, percussionist Allen Otte, and has created original music for choreographer/dancer Hillary Bryan.
John has recorded for the Klavier and GIA record labels with the North Texas Wind Symphony and can be heard on the television series, Wyoming Voices (produced by Wyoming Public Television). Articles, interviews, and educational writing have been published in Windsong, 21st-Century Music, Texas Band Master's Review and Percussive Notes. John is also a former marching member of the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps.
John has presented clinics and masterclasses on topics including contemporary music, orchestral percussion, and jazz drumset at the following institutions/venues: Danilo Perez Jazz Foundation, National Institute of Culture in Panama, Texas Music Educator's Association Convention, Texas Band Master's Association Convention, Percussive Arts Society Days of Percussion (Wyoming, Louisiana, and Texas), University of Colorado, Colorado State University, University of Wyoming, University of Arizona, Chico State University, Southern Oregon University, Stephen F. Austin State University, University of Hawaii, Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, and the University of Mississippi.
John holds a DMA in percussion performance from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, a MM from the University of North Texas, and a BM from Stephen F. Austin State University. John is also a Yamaha Performing Artist and an Artist for Innovative Percussion and Evans Drumheads.
Joseph Millea
Adjunct Percussion Instructor
Dr. Joe Millea is an adjunct faculty member at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas where he directs the Bearkat Drumline and University Percussion Ensemble and teaches applied lessons and the percussion methods courses. In addition, Joe teaches percussion in the Montgomery ISD in Montgomery, Texas. He is also an instructor and arranger with the Gold Drum and Bugle Corps of San Diego, California. In 2013/14, Joe studied at the Royal College of Music in London, United Kingdom performing and researching the marimba. At the Royal College of Music he was supported by a Leverhulme Postgraduate Studentship. Previously, Joe served as a Faculty member at Veritas Prepartory Academy, Collins College (Phoenix, AZ), National American University (Brooklyn Center, MN) teaching courses in music appreciation, digital audio, music theory, music history, music business, and music composition. From 2010 to 2013, Joe was the principal Percussionist and Timpanist with the Scottsdale Arts Orchestra in Scottsdale, AZ, under the direction of Brett Robison. He was also a percussion instructor/arranger with the Arizona State University Sun Devil Marching Band and Director of Instrumental Music at La Casa de Cristo Church in Scottsdale, AZ.
Having performed in the United States, Europe, and Latin America, Joe enjoys an active performing career as a soloist and chamber musician. He was a guest artist at the 2009 and 2012 MN Percussion Association Days of Percussion, 2011 International Percussion Seminar in Adria, Italy, the 2012 International Horn Symposium Southwest regional, Southern Utah University (2012), and the 2012 National Conference on Percussion Pedagogy in Lubbock, Texas. As a chamber musician, Joe has taken part in the 2009 1st Festival of Percussion Ensembles in San Jose, Costa Rica, the 2012 Southern California Marimba Competition in Orange, California, the 2013 NonClassical: Pioneer of Percussion festival in London, England, the 2014 Minneapolis "Carifest" of Caribbean music and culture, and the 2015 Balance-Unbalance conference on climate and acoustic ecology in Tempe, Arizona.
Joe has performed jazz, world, classical, and contemporary traditions with many chamber groups throughout the country including the Phoenix Symphony, Mill Ave Chamber Players, Salt River Brass, Friends of the Minnesota Orchestra, Classical Revolution Phoenix, Struck Percussion Ensemble, Solis Camerata, Phoenix Artlink, the Seven Corners Quartet, and the Phoenix Symphony B-Sharp Homeless Initiative.
Joe received his Bachelor's degree in Music Performance and Music Education from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Master's and D.M.A Degrees in Music Performance from Arizona State University. His primary teachers are Fernando Meza, J.B. Smith, Daniella Ganeva, Peter Kogan, Earl Yowell, Mark Sunkett, Simone Mancuso, Brian Duffy, Matt Kettlehut, Dom Moio and Phil Hey.
Chad Truitt
Color Guard Instructor
Branden Hill
Graduate Teaching Assistantr, Bearkat Marching Band
Branden Hill is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN, where he studied instrumental music education and conducting. A native of Murfreesboro, TN, Branden has worked with high school programs in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas as both a clinician and designer. Branden recently completed his third year as the Director of Bands at Kempner High School in Sugar Land, TX. The Kempner Wind Ensemble recently performed at the 2014 Music for All National Concert Band Festival in Indianapolis, IN as a featured ensemble. He just completed his sixth year of teaching in the state of Texas.
As a performer, Branden served as Drum Major of the MTSU Band of Blue for four years and was a member of the 2005 Madison Scouts hornline. Branden has also served on the brass staff of the Glassmen Drum and Bugle Corps from 2007-2008 and the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps from 2010-2013.
Kendall LeJeune
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Bearkat Marching Band
Kendall LeJeune is a Graduate Assistant at Sam Houston State University where he is pursuing a Master's of Music degree in Instrumental Conducting. He is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas and The University of Southern Mississippi, where he received degrees in Music Education and Public Relations.
Kendall recently completed his fifth year as a Texas music educator and is an active adjudicator for indoor and outdoor performing ensembles. He currently holds positions as a General Effect judge for Winter Guard International (WGI) and the Texas Color Guard Circuit (TCGC).
A native of Lafayette, LA, Kendall is an alum of Acadiana High School where he served as the Principal Drum Major for three years. He went on to be a Conductor for the Phantom Regiment Drum & Bugle Corps from 2005-2006 and was a Drum Major at The University of Southern Mississippi. An active clinician for student leadership and Drum Major instruction, Kendall is currently on the faculty of the University of Texas- Arlington Drum Major camp and is head of the Drum Major Education track of the Marching Arts Academy at Idaho State University.
During his time at The University of Southern Mississippi, Kendall worked for the Southern Mississippi Symphony Orchestra as Corporate Sponsorship Coordinator and Public Relations Intern. Serving as a percussionist in the orchestra, Kendall has shared the stage with performers such as Patti LaBelle, Dionne Warwick, Patti Austin, The Pointer Sisters, Joshua Bell and Sir James Galway, to name a few.
Kendall's professional affiliations include Texas Music Educator's Association, Texas Bandmasters Association and Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education. His personal and professional influences include his mother, Pam DeVille, sister, Alayiah LeJeune, Melissa and Jeff Prosperie, Dr. Mike Lopinto, Dr. Gerald Waguespack, Jody Kovarik, Matthew McInturf, Dr. Brian Gibbs, Mike Brown and Amanda Drinkwater.
Jeffrey Summers
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Bearkat Marching Band
Chris Dial
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Bearkat Marching Band


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States Patet 11 Dec. 10, 1974 METHOD'OF PRODUCING PLASTIC 3,051,989 9/1962 Mercer 156/500 BAGS 3,354,506 11/1967 Raley 425/133 3,370,999 2/1968 Schwarzrock 264/95 Inventor: Mlchw SW9, Tokyo, Japan 3,394,433 7/1968 Houvener 425/133 3,520,966 7/1970 Soffiantini 425/133 [73] Asslgnee' f 'j 'l 3,649,143 3/1972 Papesh C1111 425/114 0 apa! were 3,726,743 4/1973 Reifenhauser et a1. 156/229 [22 i 24 1972 3,758,354 9/1973 Sukurai et a1 1. 264/95 [21] Appl. No.: 247,146 1 Primary Examinen-Cha'rles E. Van Horn Assistant ExaminerCaleb Weston [3O] Fol-mg Apphcanon Pnonty Data Attorney, Agent, or FirmMichael S. Striker May 10, 1971 Japan 46-29241 May 10, 1971 Japan 46-30490 57 ABSTRACT [52] Cl This invention relates to a method of producing plastic [51] {m C B29c 17/00 bags made of cylindrical film which is manufactured [58] Fieid 244 500 by the well known method called the inflation 264/176 R 94 95 method, being improved and characterized in form- 177 425/169 5 ing film in layers which are crossed in their stretched directions by using a compound die assembled with a [56] References Cited plurality of annular dies concentrically.
UNITED STATES PATENTS 10 Claims 5 Drawing Figures 2,753,596 7/1956 Bailey 156/244 l I A METHOD OF PRODUCING PLASTIC BAGS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION It is well known that when heated plastic resin is expanded, the material is apt to be oriented in the direction of being stretched to increase its tensile strength toward the orientation, so that in case the material is stretched in both directions of length and breadth at the same co-efficient of stretch, the strength of the material tends to be increased in any directions.
The packing bags made of polyethylene of low den sity of molecules, for packing heavy fertilizer, are manufactured by the method of inflation which makes a cylindrical film. For example, to make a bag for fertilizer of 25 Kg, a cylindrical film of 450 to 500 mm in diameter and 0.2 mm in thickness is formed by an annular die having a slit whose diameter is 250 mm and its width is 1.00 mm. The co-efficient of the lengthwise stretch of the cylindrical film is 1.0 mm/O.2 mm 5, while that of transverse stretch of the film is 2 X (450 to 500)mm/3 X 250 1.3.
Accordingly, it is clear that the former is larger than the latter, namely, the lengthwise stretch is about four times as great as the transverse one. For the purpose of increasing the transverse stretch of the flattened cylindrical film, it is necessary to form such afilm of 0.2 mm in thickness, by welding two cylindrical films crosswisely. Thus formed stratified film is well known to be strong enough for packing any kind of heavy materials.
To manufacture above mentioned strong bags several troublesome steps are necessary such as gluing two flattened cylindrical films crossing in lengthwise directions to each other with paste; cutting the films in desired length; folding back the cut film along its center line; sticking the edges opposite the center line so as to form a tube; and forming a bottom to make a bag from the tube. For the purpose of utilization of the method, our invention is to provide a novel method and apparatus.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the invention is to provide a method for manufacturing flatten cylindrical film of heat-plastic resin in layers stretched and stuck one over the other. Before the cylindrical films are flattened and stuck together a bubble of melted plastic resin is expanded by the method of inflation so that the layers of film may be contacted or welded with each other. The bubbles are extruded concentrically through annular gaps formed between two annular dies when one of the dies rotates or both dies rotate in reverse directions.
One die is inserted in a space of another die and each die is provided with a feeding opening for melted resin and communicated with an extruding machine having two extruding openings for the same kind of material, or communicated with two extruding machines for the different kinds of materials.
Another object of the invention is to provide for manufacturing flattened cylindrical film of heat-plastic resin in layers stretched and connected one over the other. Before the cylindrical films are flattened bubbles of melted plastic resin are expanded by the method of inflation so that the layers of film may be contacted or welded with each other. The bubbles are extruded through each annular gap formed in three annular dies, two of which are rotated so that the stretched directions of layers of film may cross each other during the time the resin is extruded. A resin-feeding opening of one of the dies is communicated with an extruding machine for supplying with low-heatplastic resin, and the rotation of this die is stopped when the resin is extruded. The other two resin-feeding openings of the other dies are respectively communicated with one or two extruding machines which is or are supplied with similar or different kinds of heat-plastic-resin. The three annular dies are assembled with the annular inner die inserted in a space ofa middle annular die which in turn is inserted in a space of the other annular die.
Before the film is pressed and flattened, two kinds of resin are extruded so as to form two kinds of bubbles through annular gaps of outer and inner annular dies, and both bubbles are formed in cylindrical bubbles, both of which are contacted bythe method of inflation. The bubble at the outer side is cooled by a cooling medium to a certain degree whilethe inner one may not become solidified. The two kinds of resin are extruded by the rotation of the annular die for outer layer of film. In a space of the rotatable annular die for the outer layer'of film, another annular die for the inner layer of film is inserted, of which resin-feeding opening is com municated with an extruding machine in which lowheat-plastic resin is supplied, while the annular die for the outer layer of film is also provided with a resinfeeding opening which is communicated with an other extruding machine in which another kind of heatplastic-resin is supplied.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION For a more particular description of the invention, reference is to be had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part thereof, in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating stratified film formed by an embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a vertical cross sectional view of the apparatus for manufacturing the stratified film illustrated in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B are respectively illustrating dynamically the stretching directions of inner and outer layers forming the stratified film shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is a vertical cross sectional view of another embodiment of the invention for manufacturing the stratified film.
In an example (1) of the first embodiment, polyethylene of high density of molecules is supplied to an extruding machine (not shown in drawings) having two discharging openings for melted resin with which, the apparatus of the invention is communicated.
As shown in FIG. 2, inside of an annular outer die II for forming film of an outer layer is provided a space into which an annular inner die I for forming film of an inner layer is inserted so as to rotate in reverse directions with each other.
To the top of an inner shaft ll of the inner die I, an inner member 2 is fixed, around of which is provided an inner cylinder 3, to the lower portion of which a gear wheel 4 is fixed which is driven through a chain 5 by a driving means 6 so as to rotate the inner die I for forming film of an inner layer, which inner disc comprises the inner member 2 and the inner cylinder 3. To the bottom of the cylinder 3 is fitted, through a packing 7, a feeding means 8 for introducing resin. Between the feeding opening 8 and the inner cylinder 3 is arranged a bearing 9 for rotation. Melted resin supplied from an extruding machine is extruded out of an upper annular gap 112 through the stationary feeding opening 8, a guide aperture which is formed along the axis of the inner cylinder 3 and a guide gap 11 formed between the cylinder 3 and the inner member 2. The fixed feeding opening 8 is provided with an air-tube 13 which is centrally through the inner die I and through the guide aperture 10 and along the axes of the inner shaft and inner member 2.
In the annular outer die 11 for forming film of an outer layer, around an outer member 14 is provided with an outer cylinder 15 to which a gear wheel 16 is fixed which is driven by a driving means 17 so that the outer die II may be rotated.
For .the purpose of manufacturing the stratified cylindrical film F, feeding openings 8, 19 for feeding resin, of the dies 1, 11 for forming cylindrical stratified film, are communicated with two openings for extruding resin, of the extruding machine. To determine the thickness of film, a proper speed (a) to pull out the film is chosen in accordance with the diameters and the widths of gaps 12, 22 of the dies I, II respectively and by the diameter of screw of the extruding machine. And the air is blown into the air tube 13 bywhich the diameter of the cylindrical film is made as desired. In case the dies 1, II are rotated in reverse directions at the same speed (b) as the speed (a) of pulling out the film by the driving means 6, 17 through the gear wheels 4, l6 fixed to the outer walls of the outer cylinders 3, 15 respectively, the, resin extruded from the gap 12 is stretched in the direction (c) at an angle of 45 in relais crossed. The inner bubble 23 is expanded to a certain size of desired diameter by the air blown thereinto through the air tube 13, so that the outer bubble 24 is pressed outwardly to be also expanded and welded concentrically with the outer bubble without leaving any space therebetween so as to form a sheet of stratified film F which seems just like a conventional film of single layer.
In another example 2 of the first embodiment, polyethylene of high density of molecules is supplied by one extruding machine of which the extruding opening is communicated with the fixed feeding opening 8 of the inner die I for forming the stratified cylindrical film, while polypropylene is supplied by an other extruding machine of which the extruding opening is communicated with the fixed feeding opening 19 of the outer die II. Similarly to the example 1, the resin of polypropylene extruded in the direction at an angle of in relation to the vertical line of the graph, is formed for an outer layer of film and the resin of polyethylene of high density stretched crosswisely with the outer layer, is formed for inner layer of film so as to be contacted concentrically with each other to make the stratified film (F).
In another example 3 of the first embodiment, polyethylene of high density of molecules is supplied by one extruding machine to be extruded through the gap 12 of the inner die I which is held stationarily, so that the material is stretched only in the vertical direction of pulling out, while polypropylene is supplied to the other extruding machine to be extruded through the slit 22 of the outer die 11 which is rotated in a high speed so that the resin may be stretched in the direction at an angle of in relation to the vertical line of the graph so as to be crossed with the vertically stretched inner layer of film and to form the stratified film (F).
The following list shows the examined values of each product manufactured by the method in two cases of producing a sheet of startified film having a similar thickness of both inner and outer layers of 0.06 mm, comparing the substantial characteristics of each.
Ex. (1)01 lst Ex. (1)0flst Ex.(2) oflst Ex.(2)oflst Ex.(3)oflst Products Embodiment Embodiment Embodiment Embodiment Embodiment & inner layer of similar to the inner layer of similar to the inner layer of Mate- H.D.P.E. left, but dies H.D.P.E. left, but dies H.D.P.E.
rials outer layer of being stopped outer layer of being stopped outer layer of Substantial H.D.P.E. P.P. P.P. Characteristics 006mm thick 0.06mm thick 006mm thick each each each Stretched Length 380 300 420 340 400 strength KgJCm Lateral 375 250 410 260 380 Elnstlclty Length 14.5 8.0 14.0 7.0 12.5 70
Lateral 14.8 4.1 13.5 3.6 11.6
Impact strength gr. by dart-dropping 1500 160 1470 1380 test Seal strength Kg./2Cm. width 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3
H.D.P.E. Polyethylene of high density of molecules (used ZY-4O of Mitsubishi Yuka C0,, Ltd.)
tion to the vertical line of the graph (FIG. 3A), since 65 the dies 1, ll rotate in reverse direction to each other, the stretched direction of each cylindrical film 23, 24
= Polypropylene (NOBREN made by the above company) formed without stretching in the diagonal direction by the method of no rotation of the die without conforming to the speed of pulling off the film, and the elasticity is increased about two or three times of the film mentioned as above. Since the stretched strength is inmeans 6, 17 and the intermediate die III is held without rotation so that the resin may be extruded from gaps 12, 22, 27 of each die communicated with respective extruding machines. When a desired quantity of air to 5 form the necessary diameter of prospective flattened creased in any direction, the product is suitable for film is blown into an inner bubble 23 to be expanded packing heavy materials and it is found that the product so that middle and outer bubbles 30, 24 may be pressed having one half of the thickness of the film of single and expanded. Then, these bubbles are stretched so as layer can be employed for packing the same heavy to be contacted closely with each other. The stretched weight of materials. directions of inner and outer layers of film are crossed In the prior art, to stratify two sheets of film crossing with each other, of which directions (0) or orientations each stretching direction, two flattened sheets have are as shown in FIGS. 3A and 38, diagonal lines bebeen generally stuck, further sticking another one over tween the speed of stretching of flim and that of rotaa vertical drum of film to strengthen the bag for heavy tion of each die I, ll. Between the above mentioned laymaterial. But in that method many troublesome steps 1 ers of film is stuck the middle layer made of polyethylare necessary, while in this embodiment of the present ene of low density of molecules having a low-heat meltinvention, two annular dies are assembled concentring point. Thus, Stratified film having inner and outer cally so as to rotate in reverse dir tions r t stop my layers of which the stretched directions 'are crossed tating of one of the dies so that each stretching direc- With each Other, and having a middlelayer Stuck betion of two sheets of film may cross each other to be tween e W0, iS form COI'lI'lfiCtBd and stratified by the method Of inflation and In anothgr example 2 f the econd embgdiment the to form cylindrical film of which layers are crossed in Structure f h example 1 i l d i hi h th their stretching directions. The steps of forming the f di Openings 19, f th enter d i t di t film g are Similar to those of making g n the dies II, III are communicated with extruding machines prior art by using the film formed by the meth of 25 respectively which are supplied with polyethylene of flation. high density for making the outer layer and with poly- As mentioned above, in case to stratify the sheets of propylene f h iddl layer ti l hil th film made of different kinds of heat-plastic-resin, the feeding opening 8 of the inner die I is communicated operation of inflation should be controlled so as to with another extruding machine which is supplied with change the rate of elasticity according to the quality of polyethylene of low density having low heat melting resin, so that the strength of both length and breadth of I point. The outer and intermediate dies are rotated in the stratified film may become average so as to increase reverse directions but the inner die I is stopped so that thecomposite strength. In case one layer of film is suthe two kinds of resin for forming outer and middle layperior in its quality than the other layer to be stratified, ers of film extruded from the gaps 22, 27 may cross the die for the former resin is stopped or is rotated very each other in the stretching direction but the resin exslowly according to the quality. truded from the gap 12 may form the inner layer of In an Example 1 of the second embodiment, this film. Thus, the stratified film (F) can be obtained. structure is based on the first embodiment to which one I f th example 3 f h Second b di t more annular die is employed which is Provided polyethylene of high density is supplied for forming the tween the inner and the Outer dies to extrude three y outer and middle layers of film and theouter die II is ers of film which are worked by the inflation method to t t d f st r th n th speed .Of stretching the film obtain a unificated stratified film. while the middle die III is rotated very slowly or In to make understanding easier, the ffifefled stopped. For forming the inner layer of film the inner number-S in FIG- 3 are used. die is supplied with polyethylene of low density and is Between the outer annular die I and the inner annular stopp d, From the gaps 12, 22, 27, of the dies I, II, III, die ll is inserted an intermediate die lll. At the bottom each resin is extruded so as to manufacture the strati- Of t e e e a 'fi fiXed feeding p g 25 fOf fied film of which the orientations of the outer and mid feeding resin, above of which the annular dies I, II, III v dle layers of film are crossed. h ing guide g p annular g p 27 The following list shows the tested values of the prodare a g through p g 23 80 as to be F0 ucts made by the method in such cases as examples 1, tated by driving means 6, 17, 29 respectively. The feed- 2, 3, of the second embodiment, and the first and secg p g 19 of the inner and outer dies I, II are and embodiments comparing the substantial charactercommunicated with an extruding machine which is supistics of the products. The first embodiment in the list plied with polyethylene of high density, and the feeding is the same as the example 1 withreverse rotation of opening 25 of the intermediate die III is communicated dies thereof, but the second embodiment of the last colwith another extruding machine which is supplied with umn in the list, the products and materials are similar polyethylene of low density. The inner and outer dies to those in the second column of the following list but I, II are rotated in reverse directions by the driving dies are remained without rotation.
Ex. (I) of 2nd Ex. (2) of 2nd Ex. (3) of 2nd Embodiment Embodiment Embodiment lst Embodiment ZndEmbodiment Products inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of & H'.D.P.E. L.D.P.E L.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. L.D.P.E. Materials outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. middle layer of middle layer of middle layer of 0.06 mm thick middle layer of Substantial L.D.P.E. P.P H.D.P.E. I each P.P
Characteristics ().04mm thick ().04mm thick ().04mm thick 012mm thick 0.04mm thick each each each a total each 0.I2mm thick 0.12 mm thick 0.I2mm thick 0.l2mm thick total total total total Stretched Length 365 390 360 380 330 strength Ex. (I) of 2nd Embodiment Ex. (3) of 2nd Embodiment lst Embodiment 2nd Embodiment Products inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of inner layer of & H.D.P.E. LAD.P.E L.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. L.D.P.E. Materials outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of outer layer of H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. H.D.P.E. H.D.PAE. H.D.P.E. middle layer of middle layer of middle layer of 0.06 mm thick middle layer of Substantial L.D.P.E. P.P H.D.P.E. each P.P Characteristics 0.04mm thick 0.04mm thick 0.04mm thick ().l2mm thick 0.04mm thick each each each total each 7 012mm thick 0.12 mm thick 0.l2mm thick 0. 12mm thick total total total total Kg./Cm Lateral 360 380 340 375 305 Elasticity Length 15.1 14.5 13.0 I4.5 6.2 7v Lateral 14.8 14.0 1 1.5 l4.8 4.3
Impact strength gr. by dart-dropping 1630 1520 I370 I500 200 test Seal strength Kg./2 .width 4.2 4.1 4.l5 0.4 4.0
L.D.P.E. Polyethylene of low density of molecules (used ZE-32 of Mitsubishi Yuka Co.. Ltd.)
It may be clear in the above list by comparing the film of the same thickness that the'substantial characteristics are so much improved as following:
I. IMPACT STRENGTH INCREASED: The stratified annular film of which layers are stuck concentrically, two of which are crossed in their stretching directions, has about 10 times the strength of the product shown in the first embodiment without rotation of dies and without orientation of film, besides the improvement on the stretched strength and elasticity. So, it is possible to decrease the thickness so far as no troubles happen to handle the heavily packed bags. It is testified that no difference in the effect whether the layer of film of no orientation having a low-heat point of welding, may be arranged between the two layers crossed in stretching direction, or on either side of the two crossed layers. v
2. SEAL STRENGTH INCREASED: As seen in the example 1 of the second embodiment in which two cylindrical layers of film are crossed in their stretching di- 4 rections and stuck concentrically with another cylindrical layer of film made of low heat weldable plastic resin, the seal strength is more than 10 times of that of film as shown in the example 1 of the first embodiment in the first list in which having no crossed stretched layers of film. One of the objects of this invention is to increase the seal strength. When the layer of film having no crossed stretched directions is to be sealed, it is heated to be melted at first, and then becomes a medium to weld another layer of which branches of mo- 5 leeulars infiltrate into the medium to be welded, so that it can be put on any position adjacent the two layers of film having crossed orientation without different effect as mentioned above. Instead of polyethylene of low density, such plastic resin having low-heat melting point and weldability as copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate, copolymer of ethylene and ethyle acrylate, polycarbonate, vinyl chloride or vinylidenc chloride can be used for connecting the film having orientation. 6
These kinds of materials when used for forming a layer of film is not necessary to be stretched by rotating an annular die, because, if this layer of filmstretched,
the stretched portion will be piled upon one of the crossed stretching layers of film so as to form an unbalanced stratified film. According to such conditions as materials to be packed and to be kept, certain kinds of by the inflation method in which annular dies are rotated in reverse directions to each other so as to cross the orientations of layers by which substantial characteristics are increased, especially impact strength is increased so that the field of utilization of the bags made of heat-plastic resin may be wider than before when they were used for damp-proofing.
7 Further, since the stratified film having enough seal strength can be manufactured by using low-heat plastic resin which is not necessary to be stretched with orientation. If such kinds of resin are selected and assembled so as to be met the requirements of such uses of the bags as for packing material which are required to be of thermal resistance, cold resistance, oil resistance and 5 air tightness, the field of utilization of the bags will be spread over a field which has been prevented from use of the bags hitherto, without any troubles of bad sealing of the assembled layers of film.
In the present invention, the method of forming stratified flattened film directly by the inflation method, is included. In this method, a cylindrical film is pressed and flattened by a nip-roll to form the cylindrical film in layers each of which orientation is crossed, being stuck to each other. Before the cylindrical is pressed 5 and flattened, two kinds of resin are extruded so as to form two kinds of bubbles through each gap of outer and inner annular dies, and both kinds of bubbles are formed in cylindrical bubbles, both of which are contacted closely each other by the inflation method. The bubble at the outer side is cooled by a cooling medium to a certain degree so that the inner one may not become solidified. The two kinds of resin are extruded by the rotation of the annular die for the outer layer of film. In a space of the rotatable annular die for outer 5 layer of film, another annular die for inner layer of film is inserted, of which resin-feeding opening is communicated with an extruding machine to which low-heat plastic resin is supplied, while the annular die for outer resin are selected and assembled to form layers of filmlayers of film is also provided with a resin feedig opening which is communicated with an other extruding machine to which another kind of heat-plastic resin is sup plied.
THE THIRD EMBODIMENT: For this embodiment the apparatus described in connection with FIG. 2 may be used in which, however, the inner annular die I has no driving means to be rotated but the outer annular die II is rotatable, of which the resin-feeding opening 19 is communicated with an extruding machine which is supplied with polyethylene of high density (being employed EY-4O made by Mitsubishi Yuka Co., Ltd), and the resin-feeding opening 8 of the inner annular die II is communicated with an other extruding machine which is supplied with polyethylene of low density (being used ZE32 made by Mitsubishi Yuka Co., Ltd). Each kind of resin being heated to necessary degree for each, is extruded through the gaps 12, 22 of the dies I, II respectively by the rotation of a screw so that the polyethylene of high density may become on outer bubble and that of low density may be an inner one. Air is blown into the inner bubble 23 so that the diameter may be of necessary size. And the desired speed of stretching the film is obtained as mentioned so that the thickness of the film may be set up. The outer annular die II is driven by the driving means 17 to be rotated at the same speed as that of stretching film.
To manufacture a sheet of stratified flat film, the inflation method is employed in'which:
The outer layer of film 24 is stretched in the direction of a diagonal line at 45 between the speed of stretching the film and that of rotation, and the inner layer of film 23 being expanded and pressed outwardly so that both bubbles may be closely contacted. The outer cylindrical bubble is cooled by cooling air medium and be-v comes about 1lOC at the position of the nip-rolls by which the bubbles are pressed and flattened, so that the opposite inside of the cylindrical inner film 23 is contacted with the outer film. On both outer sides of the flattened film are covered by the outer layer of polyethylene of high density which is stretched and inclined at 45 so as to form stratified film stuck with both inner layer of polyethylene of low density and outer layer of polyethylene of high'density. As to the flattened outer layer covering both sides of flattened film, when it is extruded in cylindrical shape from the annular die which is rotated in a constant speed, it is stretched in a in clined direction relative to the vertical line, so that in case it is flattened, the covering film on opposite sides of the flattened inner film become two sheets of layer of which inclined directions are crossed. By changing the speed of rotation of the annular die [I the inclined angle can be changed freely, accordingly, by making the speed of rotation similar to the speed of stretching the film, the inclined angle can be changed into 45, so that the stretching directions of the outer layers of the outer film to be stuck to the inner film, are crossed. The stratified film thus made, is preferred because of its averaged strength to any directions. The inner bubble 23 of polyethylene of lowheat plastic resin of low density extruded from the gap 12 of the annular inner die I is contacted with the outer bubble of polyethylene of high density which being extruded from the gap 22 of the annular outer die II is contacted with the inner bubble, by the inflation method, so that the layers are perfectly connected to each other.
To manufacture bags from the mentioned flattened films, the heat-sealing method is employed, in which the necessary portion of the film is heated and pressed by a seal band machine so as to be stuck solidly with the resin having a low-heat point which works as a medium. This operation is much easier than that of making bags from conventional stratified film using a binding agent, as such bags cannot be made without a binding agent.
In case of pressing layers of film by a nip-roll just before the inner film becomes solidified by cooling after inflation, the outer film which has a higher heat welding point than the inner one, the outer film will not stick to the nip-roll at the temperature just before the inner film being solidified because the former has a high heat welding point though the latter is stuck with each other easily. By using the resin having a heat-welding point for the inner film lower than that of the outer film, the inner film is formed into a sheet of flat film, so that the effect of connecting four sheets of film is similar to the case in which three sheets of film are connected. During the inflation method, by rotating the outer annular die for forming the outer cylindrical film, and it is flattened into a flat film by a nip-roll, so as to make a film of which outer two layers are crossed in their stretching directions. By employing these steps, the troublesome steps of the prior art are avoided. For an outer layer, such heat plastic resin is used as polyethylene of high density, polypropylene, polycarbonate and saran, and for an inner layer, such heat plastic resin having a lower heat-melting point and of weldable as polyethylene of low density, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, ethylene-ethyl-acritate copolymer, vinyl chloride is used properly being united together.
It has been suggested in a conventional method for producing a stratified film that two layers of film should be crossed their stretched directions especially be crossed at right angle to be stuck to each other for the purpose of increasing the strength of the product espe cially the impact value. The heat plastic resin is extruded from the annular die to form a cylindrical film, which is stretched in the longitudinal direction if the speed of longitudinal stretching is fast. When this cylindrical film is cut spirally, the stretched direction of the long flat film is inclined at 45 to the vertical line. Two layers of the film are stuck by sticking medium so that each direction thereof, may be crossed each other. But this process needs troublesome steps.
While as mentioned above, in the present invention, guide openings of the annular dies which are combined concentrically, are communicated with extruding machines respectively, to which the same kind or different kinds of resin is supplied, each annular die is rotated in reverse directions at similar or different speed, or one of the dies is stopped, the melted resin extruded from the gaps of each die is expanded by the inflation method, to be stuck to each other. As the resin extruded, is stretched in a diagonal direction which is determined by the speed of rotation of the die and that of stretching the bubble of resin, in case two dies are rotated in reverse directions, the stretched directions or orientations of each film cross each other, so that it is possible to manufacture a stratified film having a strong impact strength, or, in case three annular dies are employed, one of which is stopped to extrude resin having low heat welding point, the other two of which are rotated in reverse directions, so that a stratified film'having a strong impact strength can be manufactured very easily. Thus, the present invention can provide a novel method of manufacturing plastic bags.
Since certain changes may be made in the above apparatus and method without departing from the scope of the invention herein involved, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
What is claimed is:
l. A method of forming plastic bags comprising the steps of extruding plastic material in molten condition through at least two concentric annular gaps formed in concentric cylindrical dies to form at least one pair of bubbles of plastic material in which one is located within the other; rotating during such extrusion at least one of said dies relative to the other; and blowing air only into said one bubble so that the whole outer surface thereof is in full contact with the inner surface of the other bubble.
2. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein both gaps are supplied with the same plastic material.
3. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the plastice material supplied to one of the gaps is different from the plastic material supplied to the other of said gaps.
4. A method as defined in claim 1, wherein the inner of said concentric gaps is supplied with plastic material the bubbles by passing the same through the nip of a pair of rotating rolls.
6. A method of forming plastic bags comprising the steps of extruding plastic material in molten condition through at least two concentric annular gaps formed in concentric cylindrical dies to form at least one pair of bubbles of plastic material of which one is located within the other; rotating during such extrusion both dies in opposite directions; and blowing air into said one bubble to expand said one bubble into contact with the other bubble.
7. A method as defined in claim 6, wherein both dies are rotated in opposite directions at the same speed.
8. A method as defined in claim 6, wherein both dies are rotated in opposite directions at different speeds.
9. A method of forming plastic bags comprising the steps of extruding plastic material in molten condition through three concentric annular gaps formed in three concentric cylindrical dies to form three plastic bubbles of which a first one is located in a second one and the latter in the third of said three bubbles; rotating during such extrusion the outermost and the innermost of said dies in opposite directions while holding the intermediate die stationarily; and blowing air into said first of said bubbles to expand said first bubble into contact with said second bubbles and the latter into contact with said third bubble.
10. A method as defined in claim 9, wherein the gap formed in said intermediate die is supplied with plastic material having a lower melting point than the plastic materials supplied to the gaps of the other two dies.
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I bought a 100ml tester bottle from Fragrance x for a paltry [$] The dolls on the 30ml bottles are cute, but Im in my 30's now y'know? Anyway, I first...Read complete review
I bought a 100ml tester bottle from Fragrance x for a paltry [$] The dolls on the 30ml bottles are cute, but Im in my 30's now y'know? Anyway, I first tried this scent at a duty free store and my first thoughts were "ugh no thanks" but then as I walked away from the sample, something strange happened, I just couldnt stop smelling my wrist, all of a sudden the scent turned DELICIOUS! I'd never smelt anything like it on me, its sweet and fruity and sexy and not overbearing and different to most fruity perfumes Ive tried..and Im a fruity perfume freak! I also hadn't smelt this on anyone before (you know how theres always like 15 perfumes that you smell EVERYWHERE) so I HAD to have it but was soooo not going to spend a ridiculous amount of money for the small dolly bottles. So once I got home I went online and bought a HUGE tester bottle without the doll for almost less than half of what I would pay for a tiny bottle. Yummmmmmm. And the dry down (on me) leaves a sweet fruity/floral scent that is subtle but unmistakable at the same time. The only slightly negative thing is that it doesnt last as long as others (as its an EDT) but still good for 3-4 hours and I certainly dont mind putting more on :) LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!
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It's bad.. I can't smell it for a second.. I bought it for my daughter and she was very disappointed, I was thinking that she was just overmuch taste and there's nothing...Read complete review
It's bad.. I can't smell it for a second.. I bought it for my daughter and she was very disappointed, I was thinking that she was just overmuch taste and there's nothing with the smell as reviews said but when I tried it I was disappointed much than her..
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Comments about Gwen Stefani Harajuku Lovers Music Perfume:
I use perfume daily and prefer a perfume that will last for at least a couple of hours before reapplying. Unfortunately for this perfume it struggles to last an hour even on clothing.
The smell is quite sweet and almost childish (which I love in a perfume) so some may not enjoy this at all.
Initially it has a strong scent, but it wears off much too quickly. I have found most of the Harajuku Lovers fragrances do not last at all. Fortunately, I don't mind spraying half the bottle on myself before going out!
Ill give it a 4/5 cos I do like the smell and it was very cheap to purchase - so expecting a strong hold would be crazy anyways!
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I used it in the morning, noticed it only held for a few hours, but i don't mind that i have to reapply. It smell exactly the same, its totally worth every penny.
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It's bad.. I can't smell it for a second.. I bought it for my daughter and she was very disappointed, I was thinking that she was just overmuch taste and there's nothing with the smell as reviews said but when I tried it I was disappointed much than her..
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- Did Not Smell Like Lovers
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Comments about Gwen Stefani Harajuku Lovers Music Perfume:
The smell is not right, doesn't smell anything like Lovers, way weak!!
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Daily Kennebec Journal (Newspaper) - January 6, 1885, Kennebec, Maine r S VOL. AUGUSTA, MADttE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6. 1885. "A HOUSEHOLD PANAOBA." BAKERS Anz-.iAH S E 5 2 w r V >f for the t 24 Hours. No Settlement Yet. i BOBTGJN, Jan. 5. Judge Field m the Supreme Judicial Coup at Boston, Mom av, (rave an opinion denying the application of Ferdinand A. Wyman, trustee of P. Shaw Bros., to sell the assets Of the firm for for the purpose of Carrying out the offer ot c-ompos ition of 30 percent, recently mude by, the bankrupt FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. SENATE. Mr, Hewitt, of Ner York, suggested that it wan hardly the proper system of revenue reform to leave the duty on cotton and tike the tax ofl whiskey, Mr. Iliscock'u motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill to repeal certain taxes in the internal revenue laws was to 128 TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS. The cake ovens at Soildy Mines, Tenn., 350 in number, hare resumed operations The report that Prince> Bismark has pro- lo be glHAJTCIAL AtTD OOMMBHOIAL Mew York Produce JKnrkel. NitW 1 OKK. 6 uportt. S517. salos, No a, .'iOaJta. Ciacr wMCo W a WouUerrul re Aim M AIU porknKo I. UUll ULMIIH followliitf tUUuncnt. _ Tills Me-diclne to t-OK TIIB HEMFFund OTjaEOFHHKBMATWM, -------A, SCIATICA, LAME 6, PI.KBBIST, Office of the Chief Signal Officer C., Jan A. M. For New England and Middle Staes warmer, partly cloudy weather .nd local an 'Definite rams; southerly winds; falling barometer. o. The chairman laid before the Senate the of Hon. Justin S. Mornll, 60 a 303, hi SOOafifiO, rlnte r wheat rjctra, 100 Mlanmotn nxtrm. Mr Kiefer of Ohio moved to suspend the held here is rules and take from the speaker's table the- Six hundred men and bovs truck at the Mexican bill and concur in all the Senate Belmont Collier, Mt Csrmel Fa Mon.bn ipu w.tw, import., twnoi. ftftnrrt. Mr Ham- P- fc the firm, and will protably keep the tsute Mr Sherman IHSPATCHES, KROM WINTHROP. JOKE TIIKOAT, MORE acid WEAK Annual Meeting ol the Kennebec Ac- "cultural Noddy-Reduction of IO for rent, iu tbe'JUlllg. I INTEKNAI. PAIKS. OUAMP (DIM1, fOlTOHS and COLDS. llll.lll. IH'llVH.NALTKIIBUM, Bl.tl ITOMIMO PILKM, Bud the Supreme Conit, BiDDrpouo, Jan. 5. United States; referred to the committee on McCfrath of Saco. was bound over to f affairs. iU Among the bills introduced and referred rt, toouv, on the charge of were the followmif f ith intent to coujmit rape Bv Mr Beck, to create a revenue commis- i aion. of hlch he amount would be Secretary Toller has written to lbe> chair- man of the committee on Indian af- fairs, a long letter rivaling to the leases of Randall and re' turned to Washington MonJiu and express ton- was lost- wo-third9vote Th. mlll8 at P. the thank, of Mf Coll of nece88OTy moved ,o and Bros. Plnllipos mill O.lu-r lit 1 KOI I' PAIKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. DB, that wvilo W know tt will euro ni W.MM tpot No X Ml, No 1. M. Itult No 1. Ml, Jo 3TI, No J, t ilo 3, a SSj No 1, Ul, ito Vlliltr, Mi Mlxn) W.Itl.Tn. SS u SS, n bllr 16 u 39, Willie Mali'. S8 n 10 Out loaf and cruntu J C, AaM, yillow, Kim-Unltpii, 731 bid TAI cailir 1't'KK-Mtrs rpol, 90 1C 00. L.AHU fi a 7, rvflotHl. 7 Brm quirt the survivors of the Qreely Arctic expedition referred. Mr Miller of California offered a resolution winch (ran agrerd to, calling on the secretary of state for copies of all treaties except the postal treaties entered into-by the United States, the ratification whereof has been ex- of treaties as have been changed or abro- U S Marshal Wright the first witness gated called -He explained that he appointed The Senate then proceeded to the constder- (lepulv marshals The ation of bills upon the calendar third tune and officers of ves- spetial and general specials were for de-puty at the polls, and were re-indents of the eity, as farlas he- knew Tlioae deputus not residents were not paid by the from private- funds put in his ham s ui known persons. Among the bills read the passed was one to permit tbe- sels in collision wuh government vessels to sue the United State s The Se'nati- then took up the mte-r-State 1 lie deputy marshals were fiirin'aheU oy him eommerte bill and Mr Wilson spoke in us with 44callibro bu 1 dog" revolvers Six favor hundred of tin se tamo to him by express Mr Sewell said that while he did not think from New York, that any great abuse d in the railroad He had mi tnformution that would fullv sjatem cif the country yet he justify him in saying that tht v had bc'cn fur- thouicht that a bill of this! charaelir was that a uniform fteel mM uf ,hc m Iron a continuing special and Car Co Pa nr u "2 ,a j and the Sehigh Zinc Works at South Bethle Mr Withs of Kentucky demanded a second h resumed morning which was to 61. Mr. Potter qt New York said the time had A complimentary dinner was giien to come when the bankrupt IB'W bv 0 Brien, of Boston, at the- Parkir the absolute necessities of the countrj Pur- House, Monday, b} some 35 or 40 gentlemc'n ing the la-t two yfears failures had risen from with whom hi) bas served in the board of A number of Boston merchants and bank ors bave prepared a protest ngninst the nitin- lalion of the proposed nuiproLltt be twei'ii country a id Spain and will trims mit the same to Congress ,Toim4 .1 Snow of Walilo Vt who wiin onMcteil In June ol a pi ill, r naineil Stanton anil se nt, IK ed to Wnulsor iirison for life wns pardonul Tun Istb) "inttne on petition of memlh rt ,if tin iiriiii 1 imil ami the In fur, was tried York XMnlng Kcporl. Nun UuDITtlUf IXlWtM'D IrODl Ull ClOK'll IVlim MiTCunlllr 0 (It lor lono, and lor iiUurl rnmmit. i Unit il ono, and fi oldfl irrfl (oouii doc 000 000 by the republican national committee, but supposed that tbev nore, so lurmshed He rittiiried it enientni lv that the men win) were to preserve pemce at the polls sbould be aruucl About lialf of the revolvers were re- turned He dul not know what became of timt h ai tending to remoily the abust s might, in exceptional tIISCM, exist Mr all denied thai mu-hnlt of tbt' railroad slot k intlus countrv was as hail been stattd some wee'kn ago in a ilc'batc Mr Morrill save- notiee that on Wcdnes- tlie ntlurs lie- (i uld not remt mber the day next be woul 1 Oil! up, mi the purpose1 at number of the houa in Maiden Lane, N Y making some remarks on 114 ms resolution, III" ex- offe're 1 Some wee-ks airo. dtUnring it to to which the pistols'were returned iimination IH still in progress A HAND 6r HOUGHS the 1 J PORTLAND. Meeting of Maine Central Director 1 Civil Mcrvicc fellow's Ilirthday. Infctit PortinoN of Went Virginia In a Organized InhabitiintN Ter- in a Court Haom. lylit CAITIO, Jan 5 Aclditioipil reports from Calhoun are lo the effect that a reign of terror exists in the sout i and when crn part of the county whieli is mountainous jdurned and isolated. For icarlvtwn months, a iiang of roughs have been engaged in outrages fit various kinds Social and church meetings ex- offe're 1 Some wee-ks airo, ilielrfnng it to be> I the sense of (he Se-nati- thatlthe so-called re- cipriw itv tre-aties with nations of inferior population and wealth should be regarded with dUtavor A message was receivc'fl from the presi- dtnt transmitting the report of the Se-crctary of the Interior, recommend ng some provii- lon for disarming the Cheyenne, Arapeboc and other Indians whrn such action shall found necessary for their advancement in civilized pursuits, the Indi ins to xje com- pensated for the arms thus Inkon The Si-natu went into etecutive session, the doors weie reopened, ad- The mot on was supported by i Mt sard Akams of Illinois, Henderson ol Iowa, Find- ley of Maryland, Adams of New York, and U Neill ot Missouri Mr Hammond of Georgia didn't think tlie bill would pass if eten u tlav nas nxi d lor its consideration. The people uhetii he repre- sente'd believed (there would be more tliuhon- o-ly with a bankruptcy law limn withont one Mr Muidlon of Illinois said this lull v as infiqitelv Worse than the lnwurf IStu Mr Willis of Kentucky Outer, ,1 lus prn- lest against the bjll If it more would have to bo fllleil 11 liai, hirdlj begun work before tlu eri oulJ come' from all "quartt nf H prompt r, ptal of the law The law wouM lie an open to fmtii) It would be a t, nip tation to wil 1 speculation wtncli would ruin the country Mr Collins said that If the advers inea of the bill wero fair enough to nive ua bearing he would undertake to HIV, them a convincing reason whv it should a law He' did not know whcru the gentleman from Kentucky not his SHOD Not more than SOU offices wnulil becreattd by the bill Tbe- gentleman from Illinois had said that the bill was ask, ,1 fur by interested parties interested in the honest settlement of debt h for Oiu liuiiilrt il ami iwt nu lulicsc (laitucil prior n M It in t in ilii- I niuii M htituho IH vi rtln K wt n 1 1 inn In Id tml at Sun ram HI i M i n uiiiltr tbt tint ilt tisiuu ot tht Ihntt il si iu s nt prt'm i t ourt Kranttjl lit ruits'l in to hinil Onli rs hux ei lift n il lor tin1 I ships Lmuifier and Kt ti ahum thi wont (unit Alri a for tin purp IKI tinn iht Anuruun tnttititih 40 that nt At 4 rt'pubiean nut us Monilai Albany Ou> 7. of M J rcmeCit, was nnanimnusU nonnnatid for Hpuiki r by tu tlainatum Ih ilt-inoi raiie tain in nominated for Spoaki r Win C of OSM tffo Hid Pri-niili'iit will li'ait- about tlu- 11th inst for New Orli'nns to visit tin- union exposition unltsH the condition of public nf fairs Hball make1 it HIM I'nsan to t hangt- bis M toihMoru KW A c'lltutpoa AMi li If I'r, 1, rr nlrn 1 nk, Slvuri it rn Union VlloltUm n I nlon i Ml i fliro til r fliti li r llll A f i in H MHA r r hiia.1 'il r s U Inn -IIJ n n, ItlfrUcr jtl firm KYU hlulii r [IAUI (Inn I'litlft o 11 I'll n I.AHII Hi CtB7j Hi l K MKAT-" 4VS t Hbnr "i -r S Inlf tHiiit liinmilt it h; tin anil li ri on Wt lnn nncl i-Tt'tilnK HI RCTIMI n i link HOUSE. v 1'oiiTi.AND, Jan 6 The Maine Central Railroad directors held a meeting litre today They authorized issue are broken up, many people being injured in occasioned bv the death of in ten and twenty-six per cent, the flghts that always followed Private from the 19th congressional district of I'enn ns) anil those he represented were pret, tit plans He will be accompanied b> Intc-re-siccj in that some members of the cabinet and exptcts lo The m ition to suspend the rules and fix a return to Washington in about 10 days day t le consideration of fjie bankruptc i ng bill Was to necessary John A Swope, elected io fill the vacancy f n Mr. Billmont of Now York offered reso- w A uuncan, luuon wft9 lo on foreign affairs, that die President be re- bctwp. n William, of in block on rt, ffidi1 h t r j tlnnn will br irltv out) dollar pur Iroltle Weprcfc. II iu )oti buy H from your clrngKlst. but If ho IIHMII It ill not Iw p, rinadcil to try something list but ortli r at from us, as directed 112 WALL ST. NEW YORK Boston IHiilno lluilroiid N II Jan. 5 TliC subjc cts of fltmg tlio maximum fares aiid freight on the Boston Maine system cunifl up before the railroad commissioners, at Concord, N II Mondav forenoon, by ap- pointment J II Furber, general super- intendent J W Sanbon, supcrlntendont of the northern division, W J C Konnfv gem ral freight agent, and I) J Flanders, genural ticket agent, appeared and asked the boHrcl to fix the maximum passenger tariff at three- cents per mile on the whole system Suddenly, fore, ____ the whole Resolved, By the House of pirtv started up, knocking tlio guards down lives, that the President Le requested itnd assaulting the court and witnesses One form this body whether hi> has so of their niimbcr si ized a revolver and held Hon John A Kasson ant Gen W S Snri- thc crowd at bay until he and his company ford, and if so, he is respectfully requested escaped They now are hidden in the mouri-, to state the reasons winch liave impelled him Adjourned FOREIGN NEWS PREPARING FOR! W AR. THE BOOMERS. said Kassun and hiinforit, I he is further re quested to inform the House whether m the letter of authority to them or otherwise, there wtruany conditions affixed to or limitations Considerable Fighting Necessary to He- placed upon the exercise at their authority as move Them-A ColoniHt's Inform- sm h delegates, and if conditions were lltlOII. CM DWPLL. Kan Jan S information.. Troops an'd chvalay arrived todav from lo wnt'thcr to tako such a step If he has so accredited A Squadron Orderc-d Prnpurd by Enir- vc'str) was will nttended and considerable in lerest manifested The meeting last even ing was at the Baptist vestry and thin ing will bo In the Kiitniiial Vistry The Maine Central K K Co w, talklnn of putting gates M all their crossings in ihit tnldrnn slow ill clert Inimit nl use 'Wills jinny, limllk land One Oat- Hide ol the Cabinet Knows Where It 1.1 A petition to abolish the- Common Council ,un, r ln )M, of llallowell, will ho pre-si nt. ,1 to the- Kler trii llitu r. turc-tins winter hut we have not jet lifftnl that sin in ihli- nov any argument advanced in fftvor of AIK b L I 4 change- It certainly cannot be to reduce A great sensation has been caused' in Lon- aro prescribed, whether they Were made known to.lay by reports of extraordinary actlv- I" i i i to the conference-, and the President fur, itv at the Portsmouth navy yard. It appear. htt8' ther requested to impart to the llou.e such that just after the rising of the cabinet conn Many argument, can be advanced in favor may be ,1, In. power tending yesterday a peremptory dispatch from tbe "f continuing it and there may br n .erthe'ncw State to be erected adm.ralty department was received at the ulL'a, r M H and maintained by ihe power, taking part in Portsmouth naval depot. It ordered the im- So long as the member, atu-nd the conference to be republican or mon- call lo their ship, of officers and sea lllc wc tllink -111 nt n) Hi newt r cry Mr Oco V Willing thl. rank and pav of m colouel ot though the mert were abou uto rounds were fought, and a, both men can Boomcr9 mave out They .ome desperate engagement came up u> tho scriMch when lime was called threaten if they are removed to burn every Mr Cox's purpose in for the fifth round tho re-feTet> decided the ranch out in Oklihama and Cherokee strip a position for Lieut Greely ._... Hmi. cleclarilie By Mr. Hopkins of Pennsvlvanm contest a draw, at 110 some time declaring Kilrain to be the best mail ia, to pro Fourteen Dead Bodies. Ucsigus His I'osilioni LEWISTON, Jan resigned to accept Masanchusctts corporations, hcudquar- vide for the erection nf a public building By Mr Tut ker of Virginia, to increase ,rauu. ushers me reinforced by policemen of Sioui CITY, Iowa Jan 5 number of judges for-be United States courts thv .Metropolitan force, and even alter tbu News baa been received he-re, which is be- artel to prevent delay in the administration of guard bad been passed bv enterprising to be reliable, that the bodies of U justice reporters the} find the clerk, rcsoluti-lv men hava been tound between a point 29 B} Mr Brcckenndge of Arkansas, lo pro- nivnl jt however, that a man' vide fur the erection of a mer and harbor foreign polity has he-en agreed int, to be in charge of a commission- ln yle prolonged cabinet salary of wtrc held on Friday and Saturday A. to what qnnrU'r of the earth or ocean thu new mr. HISCOCK 01 wew iorK moved to vigor is to be manifested in, there is a cli- pend the rules and dismiss his hill abolishing vuion of opinion All sorts rumors are in the internal revenue tax on tobacco, cigars, clrculation is to the effect that England The Christmas tree exercises at the Bap list church were well rendered, and the nurntrous presents, from of candy to gold watch andvchain, were thankfully re ceived The church was handsomely dec- or itpd The drama, "The Turn of the was enacted at Grand Army Hall on is a bustle of activity, which is wholly unus- Thursday evening The hull was well Sunday, and there is also an air ot flu, j but one opinion is given concern Attention is tailed to the advertlsonient la nnotlwr column, of J II Porters Hol- ing Oil, whith la proving itself invalnablt M cases of emergtiicy Mftnv llvps have bcra saved by the aid ot tlits wonderful reint dy at Hit BUflflrr Slinfting, irritation, mflammalion all kid- ney and urinary by "liiidm Paiba 91 A Wondvrfnl DUrovrry Consumplives ami all, who MilTcr from any afTec lion of the Throat and lungs, can find a certain In Or Kind's New Dlsdovery for Consumption, Thousands of permanent cures verify the truth of Ibis statement mediciue ran show such a record ol wonder- B..... meniciup tan snow sue n a riioru 01 wonuer- impenetrable mystery Hie sle-e-py and vcn- lnpe tho thal ln ommendation The- fu, once hopele, suffer; t rnlih. nip reinforced ov milut'mpn nf ....._.......______I____.1 p r Wood fur several years agent of Valentine, Nc-b and Gordon vtoc for the erection of a river an. fcdward L, Wood, lur severa The were to be in charge of a com of the Kranklm Company, and treasurer of new tr of rivers and harbors, with a tho Water Power and Gas Light Company, lias d d men are %lctim, 0 Mr. Hiscock of New York move asion was enlivened by excellent musii and flinging from four young ge-ntlemt n trom Colbv loss of .now leSvcs the roads i-xc ecilmgly rough recent dcptrturtj of Mr John St, vens for San Francisco, from Vi-wton, wa. made the occasion of numerous and val- uable prc sents to him Mr Stevens in a native'of China, and is well and known here He has accoptel the po.ittoi of (rcneral fur the Pacific coast, of tin- jElni Life Insurance Company, ami will prn now gratefully proclaim thpy owe their lives to this New Discovery It will cost vou, nothing to givcf it a trial Free Trial But lies at Divine Coughlin s Drug Store V) cents and 00 Trn> of Thousand Colds lead to Consumption, Peters, Mettled Coughi, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup Whooping Cough, Immediate' relief by Sctb Arnold's Cough Killer I Mill _____ nufs decreased to ibat amount. In support this last named theory.it is Wimdow Warren has been confine! Nn a u tr t m llniisc LeBiiltttnre. Mr O Neil, of Mo said tint tlie purpose remarkc d that Cul Sir Charles Warren, who to bis house bf for several clays, and ft Triinclpr ol of the lull wan to prottct a certain peculiar was stnt to Capi Coion> at the head of a may not be able to return to his c-lms room JsM TUP iLd ELLSWORTH., Jan 5. Jap j. ,eti wjuch was already robbing the people expedition to eJhastwe Boer duties for some davs to come of; the m SlP l treasury has author- The LegislatLr.-flpemd atnoon today Hal TnJ9 Oungnsj should do nothing on the -and arrived ir Cape Town a month ago. freshmen and a fe-w invited friends went on a T''C n.tom house at lotmg for Cn Ud Sta le. tariff qUt Mion. It could, at least, avo.d the das done nothing as yet toward, carrymg out sk-igbridc one evening last wj., k The kod a transfer of the custom house take-place before the 20th It is openj} 8tnpendoui blunder of pawing the bill. the ostensible of his expedition! It "eatlier and travelling were all that could forth, pliyslctanyiwi _... to Mount Desert It will be made ,f Stanfor. t.-.......c_ r _i ......_. i oiuycuuuwa MM-- VIK. tnc osten.lole purpose ol nis expeaition. It weaumr aim Lravwumg wuru uu mav IJIIUKI v van to DIOIIIII wul permil BIB jjr Thompson, of Kentucky, contended 18 suggested that he mav be under orders to be desired. They a four horse team j tVV.-.vVnirTiii-ARINa IViBEv the charut) of Deputy Collector Gilbert niune to be placed in nomination he will that the bill would cause ihe enure dcslrnc- co-operate with the fleet at St. Lucia, and drove to North whcre they NotiiiYtJhcnlniisi- Sieml for circular and u of the internal rpvenue on distilled and Znluland, instead of Bechnaoaland, a sumptuous banquet prepared for gonliiiHfue n. p. K. Ncjw E Simpson spirts and would operate as confiscation of will be the scane of the struggle in They afterwards returned to Water- IniDOrtaot Suit. now in the Southern Africa. ville by way of Oakland. All speak of it at Rlnze I hand, of the dealers A nig T.. E M. .amntiwt Earthquake Shock. u. I IV. K Btwarenf base Imitations. wiltl andFANCJE3S Mr. Wills, of Texa., regarded the measure event long to remembered. BASOOK, Jan. preston and others brought iuit as an extrardinary bill to be brought forward YoniqEBg, S. Y. Jan. 6. Fire in F. O. Baxzell's ste-am laundry at jn tae 0, s. court at Cincinnati for at thu tune. The report of the secretary o. An earthquake shock was felt here about ij i 'used a loss of several hundred an of the of the Cincinnati, Colum- the treasury .howad that the public debt was 6 o'clock tonight. Sf> damage WM done. classes of three, ?'1T bu.AHockjng VaUey r.Uroadon .ddyetthe WM pro- The.hock .eemed to follow the wrtern 24 town., tie Hrilow.ll unknown. lor rfemdeted. poiing to give the bore of the HudMa rirer. Academy. For the Cure orCoogta, Hoarseness, Bronchitis.Croop, Influ- enza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In- cipient Consumption and for the re- lief of consumptive persons in advan- ced s'tagesof the Disease. For Sale by all 15 Cents. ;


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London glam-punksters The DeRellas. Reprobrate rock n roll with a cheeky wink to 70s glam rock. Their album Slam! Bam! was released on 12th May 2014.
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