United States Printing & Lithograph Co. v. Griggs-Cooper & Co.

The outstanding question presented by the conceded facts is whether, by the Trade-Mark Act of 1905, the plaintiff by the various registrations under its trade-mark is protected throughout the United States, or, as it has been well stated, whether the effect of that act is to project the right of protection in advance of the actual extension and establishment of trade in said commodities by the plaintiff. In the event the question just stated be answered in the affirmative, then we have the further questions whether the act of 1905, particularly Section 16 (Title 15, Section 96, U. S. Code;…