American Druggists' Syndicate v. United States Industrial Alcohol Co.

VAN ORSDEL, Associate Justice.

This is a trade-mark opposition, resulting from the application by appellant for the registration of the word “Al-Kol” as a trademark to be used on alcohol preparations for massage, containing 92.5 per cent, alcohol. Appellee company filed its opposition to the registration of the mark on the ground that the word “Al-Kol” is merely a misspelling of the word “alcohol,” and that the mark “Al-Kol,” if granted, would conflict with the right of the opposer to the use of the word “alcohol,” associated with and upon various products placed upon the market by it,…