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THE INDIA RUBBER WORI.D 



[June i, 1907. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED APRIL 2, 1007. 



NO. 848,745. Tire for vehicles. [A rim with transverse slots, the tire 

 having a rubber base harder than the tread; projections from the base 

 of the tire fit into slots in the rim.] J. E. Hopkinson, West Dray- 

 ton, England. 



848.769. Storm front for vehicles. H. D. Purscll, Washington Court 

 House, Ohio. 



848.770. Cushion sole [for shoes, with waterproof lining]. H. A. Roberts, 

 assignor of one-half to F. J. Nelson, both of Hornellsville. X. Y. 



848,778. Hose, W. W. Spadone, New York city, assignor to The Gutta 



Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co. 

 848,799. Interchangeable heel for boots and shoes. R. Barnes, Fitzroy. 



Victoria. 

 848,807. Process of making rubber footwear. [Uncoated piects of textile 



material are united to form a lining for the shoe, to which an outer 



covering of pieces of rubber compound is applied. Tlie two surfaces 



are subjected to pressure, the compound being vulcanized and forced 



into the pores of the lining.] M. C. Clark, assignor to Marvel Rubber 



Co., Providence, R. I. 

 848.821. Wading boot. O. F. Glidden, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 

 848.973' Brush [with elastic teeth]. O. Crittenden, Akron, Ohio. 

 848,995- Spray nozzle. A. B. Hull, assignor to Friend Mfg. Co., both of 



Gosport, N. Y. 

 849,049. Pneumatic tire. L. N. Cates, St. Louis. 

 849.062. Vehicle wheel [with resilient tire formtd of a canvas tube filled 



with fungous material and provided with a rubber tread]. C. A. 



Gauld. Hamilton, Ontario. 

 849f22-. Bicyck pump. A. Genelly and B. Gilberti, Los Bunos. Cal. 



ISSUED APRIL 9. 1907. 

 heated hot water bottle. H. 



W. Christian, Toledo, 



and tread surface 



849,368. Electrically 

 Ohio. 



849f374- Vehicle wheel fwith resilient (spring) spokes 

 of rubber]. A. A. Daugherty, New York city. 



849.438. Pneumatic tire protector. E. I. Ttnnant, Springfield, Ohio. 



849,57^. Process of making playing balls. F. H. Richards, Hartford, Conn. 



849'59-« Elastic tire. [Springs are arranged within the periphery of a 

 solid rubber tread surface.] Samuel and Rose Basch. London, England. 



849,600. Golf ball marker. J. C. Cory, New York city. 



849'7-9- Tire for vehicles. [Tread portion in combination with metal 

 ferrules and a plug or filling in the ferrules.] Wilmer Dunbar, 

 Akron. Ohio. 



849,805. Anti-slipping device for automobiles. E. Xye and .V. Gruesbeck. 

 Charlotte, Mich. 



850,001. Packing. [For pistons; comprising a ring having a diagonal split 

 and provided with a seat integral on the inside of the ring and extend- 

 ing in the direction of the split at the latter, a spreader for triangular in 

 cross s-.ction and extending with its sides into the split, and a spring 

 held on the seat and engaging the base of the spreader bar to force the 

 latter outward.] S. Holmts, New York city. 



•851.960. Pnctss for manufacturing elastic fillings for tires. Fritz 

 Pleumer, Dresden, Germany. 



Trade Marks. 

 11,991- Tile ^liller Mfg. Co., Akron, Ohio. A leaf on which is the word 



Protection. For seamltss rubber gloves and mittens. 

 19,040. John T. Nolde, St. Louis. Monogram J. T. N. For gutta-percha 



canal points, rubber dam clamps, dental rubber, etc. 

 25,722. Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City, N. J. Tht word Dixon's. 



For pencils. 

 25,827. The Garlock Packing Co., Palmyra, N. Y. The words Get Wise. 



on either side of the picture of an owl. For sheet packing. 



25.S55. The Xarrcw Fabric Corporatioi, Orange, Conn. For elastic web- 

 bing. 



25,949. The Fisk Rubber Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass. 



partnrc. For pneumatic tires. 

 25.975- Hood Rubber Co., Boston. The word Skif^f^cr. 



and shres. 



ISSUED APRIL 16, 1907. 

 850.12S. Pneumatic knee boot for horses. R. C. Bever, Worcester, Mass. 

 850,156. ResMient attaching means for rubber heels [involving a bowed 



spring plate]. A. B. Heirabach, Dulnth, Minn. 

 850,253. Process of making playing balls. F. H. Richards, Hartford, Conn- 

 850,281. Bandage. Jeanne Walker, New York city. 

 850,321. Tire armor. C. A. Schlachter. Rockwell City. Iowa. 

 850,327. Pneumatic tread for boots and shoes. Isidor Tnuber, Vienna, 



Austria. 

 850.337. Tod for dressing, shaping and cleaning rubber erasers. G. H. 



Blakesley, assignor to The Biaktsley Novelty Co., both of Bristol. Conn. 



The words Xcxi: De 



For rubber boots 



850.485. Apparatus for producing rubber strips. J. F. Ott, Orange, N. J., 

 assignor to Edison Storage Battery Co., West Orange, N. J. 



850,488. Protector for rubber tires. J. A. Posey, assignor of one-third 

 each to W. W. Major and H. H. Posey, all of Midlothian, Texas. 



850,603. Slipper for soaking the ftet. [The combination of an elastic 

 waterproof body large enough to nrovide a space about the foot, with an 

 elastic ankle portion provided with ribs adapted to closely contact with 

 the ankle.] G. Keiter, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. 



850,706. Means for inflating pneumatic tires. A. A. Withers, Balaclava. 

 Victoria. 



850.747. Manufacture and application of rubber tires to wheel rims. I. W. 

 Giles, New Bedford, and C. W. Tobey, Fairhaven, Mass. 



850.748. Rubber tire fastener. Same. 



Trade Marks. 



21,087. Continental Caoutchouc- und Guttapercha-Compagnie, Hanover, Ger- 

 many. Tile words Continental Caoutchouc- und Guttapercha-Compagnie. 

 For india-rubber tires, solid and pneumatic, and india-rubber cover 

 bandages, plasters, patches, and repair sheets for tires. 



25,737. Hewitt Rubber Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Picture of a section of hose. 

 For air brake hose. 



26,007. Goodyear Rubber Co., New York city. The word Badger. Fpr 

 rubber boots and shooes. 



ISSUED APRIL 2Ti, 1907. 



850,000. Nozzle for pneumatic carpet cleaning apparatus. R. E. Diserens, 

 Bradford, Pa. 



850,956. Pneumatic tire. G. L. McQuigg, Flint, Mich. 



851,212. India-rubber stopper for bottles. [Illustrated elsewhere in this 

 Journal.] C. J. Bailey, Boston. 



851,243. Horseshoe [with rubber pad]. C. Manley, New York city. 



851,256. Eraser shield. H. I. Seddon, Syracuse, N. Y. 



851,265. Atomizer. J. Waldman. New York city. 



851,481. Air ship. [Involves gas bag.] T. S. Baldwin, San Francisco. 



851,530. Vaginal douche. E. J. Lamport, Cape Town, Cape Colony. 



851,556. Tooth brush guard. J. C. Nevius, assignor of one-half to Standard 

 Rubber Co.. both cf Trenton, N. J. 



851,562. Spraying nozzle. J. H. Riiff, Hollywood, Cal. 



851,585. Resili nt tire for motor car and similar wheels. C. Burnett. 

 Durham, England. 



851,603. Hose nozzle. J. A. Long, Portland, Oregon. 

 Trade Marks. 



5,153. American Hard Rubber Co.. New York city. The word Samsohtn. 

 For electrical insulating material. 



17,025. Wm. H. Walker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The head of a buffalo 

 in a diamond, about which are the words Supreme Quality Buffalo 

 Brand. For rubber boots and shoes. 



23,048. Alfred B. Jenkins, New York city and Elizabeth, N. J. The word 

 Jenkins in a single diamond-shaped outline, underneath which are the 

 words Jenkins Bros., in facsimile. For rubber packing. 



25,727. Henry B. Cabot and Helen N. Cabot, Boston, executors of Samuel 

 Cabot. The word Cabot's ia semi-circular arrangement. For lamp- 

 black, wood and shingle stains, etc. 



ISSUED APRIL 30, 1907. 

 851.653. Hose clamp. H. E. Crandall, Salamanca, N. Y. 

 851,689. Motor driven vehicle [with reserve rim supporting devices]. A. I. 



McMurtry, New York city. 

 851,740. Life belt. [Inflatable.] A. Gareis and Emily Gareis, V'ienna, 



Austria. 

 851,747. Process of drying electric cables. W. E. Hale, Mexico, Mexico, 



assignor to Western Electric Co., Chicago. 



851.781. Manufacture of dust caps for tire valves and the like. M. C. 

 Schweinert, West Hoboken, N. J., and H. P. Kraft, New York city. 



851.782. Toy [with compressible bulb]. J. Sos5, New York city. 

 851,857. Anti-skicding device. J. M. M. Blanchard, New York city. 

 851,899. Vehicle tire [with leather cover and studded tread]. D. R. and 



O. D. Salisbury — D. R. Salisbury for himself and as guardian for 

 0. D. Salisbury, assignor to Salisbury Tire Co., all of Owosso, Mich. 



851,996. Hose clamp. L. Palmer and A. L. Taylor, Harrisburg, Pa. 



852,002. Elastic tire for wheels. W. R. Smith, assignor of one-half to 

 H. H. Hewitt, both of Buffalo, N. Y. 



852,110. Vaginal syringe. D. O. Fosgate, Chicago. 



852,113. Tire repair and protective device. C. D. Gilraan, Oakland, Cal. 



852,130. Process of making rubber articles. [Relates particularly to the 

 formation cf vehicle tires, by placing hollow bodies of yielding material, 

 each containing a gas-producing agent, into an un vulcanized rubber 

 tire or cover, and then subjecting the whole to heat, so as to vulcanize 

 the cover and expand the gas-producing agent in said bodies- J Frank A. 

 Magowan, New York city. 



852,150. Pressure regulator. F. E. Whitney, Melrcse, Mass. 



