Collier v. Jones

The facts in this case are somewhat similar to those in the Eliot case. The complaint alleges, as additional facts to those contained in the Eliot case, that the plaintiff entered into the contract with Dr. Eliot, and that in pursuance thereof plaintiff commenced to print and publish the writings so selected by Dr. Eliot in a uniform edition, with three ‘separate styles of binding, under the title of “ The Harvard Classics,” and since October 13, 1909, has been selling the hooks so published by it with the trademark, “ Dr. Eliot’s Five-foot Shelf of Books,” printed on the outside of all the…