July i, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



311 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUER MAY 7. i9or. 



NO. S5;,436. Pneumatic cushion wheel. M. A. Holzm.nrk, Kansas 

 85.;. 529. Wheel tire. [Solid rubber tire having separate circum- 

 City. ^^o. 

 kicntial tread portions and a Rroove between Ihem. crosswise within 

 the base, and a circumferential locking wire in the place of the 

 groove and above the wires.] J. .\. Swincharl. Akron. Ohio. 



Ss^.no. Horseshoe [with rubber pads]. A. .\. Humbaugh, I'ort Wavne, 

 Iml. 



852,619. Detachable inner tube for pneumatic lircs. Frank Rich, Crawley, 

 England. 



852,-16. Tire repairing plug. M. W. Mall, Gloversville, N. Y. 



852,834. Idle tire holder (for motor cars]. \V. H. Gransden, assignor 

 to Appliance Mfu. Co., both of Chicago. 



852.855. .Machinery for use in ;hc manufacture of pneumatic tires. [De- 

 scribed in The India RtBrts World, June i, 1907. page 283.] T. 

 and R. Slopcr, Devizes, England. 



852,986. Tire plug. F. N. Stevens. Rutherford, X. J. 



852,999. Water bottle, water cushion, water bed and like rcc;ptaclcs. 

 [Relates to a valve fitting.] T. D. Brooks, Birmingham, England. 



853,0=8. Wheel rim [the Marsh lim, made by the Diamond Rubber Co.]. 

 K. S. Bryant, Columbus, Ohio. 



Reissue. 



12,645. Pneumatic tire idug. David Apstein. Bridgeport, Conn. 



ISSUED MAY 14. 1907. 



853,228. \'ehicle wheel and pneumatic tire for same. R. Dalmer. Lon- 

 don, England. 



853.260. \'acuum drying apiiaratus [for crude rubber and other sub- 

 stances]. K. Passburg, Berlin. Gerntany. 



853.299. Wheel rim and tire. P. Ebner, Columbus, Ohio. 



853,326. Art of applying reinforcing fabric to innersoles. A. Thoma, 

 Cambridge, Mass., assignor to Clifton Mfg. Co. 



853,429. Method of making a solution for hard rubber coating. [Con- 

 sists in masticating 2 parts india-rubber in steam or hot water bath, 

 then hot milling therewith i part sulpluir flour, 2 parts cottonseed 

 oil and 1-3 part raw linseed oil, and then dissolving this substance in 

 8 parts naphtha.] E. F. Upton and M. E. Fisher, assignors of on?- 

 fourth each to D. O. \'ankirk and E. X'ankirk. all of Mineral City, 

 Ohio. 



853.439. Inhaler [for administering anesthetics]. .-\. C. Clark, Chicago. 



853,467. Protected cushion wheel. [Cushion tire, with protective outer 

 tire.] H. J. Nagle. .\bbo't?town. Pa. 



853.537. Handle thimble. T. I>ubisse. Philadelphia. 



853, 514. \\'h?el rim or felly [with detachable flange]. H. Pataud. Pari-, 

 France. 



853.639. Doll. Elizabeth T. Hincks, -Andover. Mass. 



853. 6S7. Wheel. [Comprises an clastic tire, a supporting tire within t'-e 

 elastic tire and bearing against the inner circumference thereof 

 and composed of a plurality of concentric independent rods whereby 

 they may indivirlually yield to pressure of the elastic tire and sup- 

 porting plates at intervals within the circumference of the supporting 

 tire and each having grooves receiving the independent rings thereof.] 

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



853,708. Catamenial sack. F. X. Mathias, Jr., and L. Simon, Phila- 

 delphia. 



853.718. Process for the treatment of the milks or lactiferous juices of 

 caoutchouc, gutta-perch.-i, and balata and the likt;. [Consists in apply- 

 ing to the surfaces of the trees over which the juices flow an alka- 

 line solution.] L. Morisse. Paris, France. 



853,792. \'ehicle tire. G. E. Iluguley, Atlanta. Ga. 



Trade Marks. 



23.643. John .\. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, X. J. The word Roeblittg. 

 For insulated electric wires. 



33.644. John A. Roebling's Sons Co., Trenton, N. J. Monogram /. A. R. 

 Insulated wires. 



26,357. Lawton & Hall, Chicago. The words "D»ck Brand" over a swim- 

 ming duck on whose wing appears the word Brand, and below the 

 water are the words "Sheds IVater." Rain coats. 



26.748. Continental Rubber Co., Jersey City. X'. J. The words Square 

 Brand enclosed in a square with openings at regular intervals, this 

 being enclosed in a larger square of the same style. Crude rubber 

 and substitutes therefor. 



26.749. Continental Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. The words Triangle 

 Brand enclosed in a triangle with openings at regular inter\-als, and 

 this in turn enclosed in a larger triangle of the same style. Crude 

 rubber and substitutes therefor. 



26,786. R. P. Smith & Sons Co., Chicago. The word U'icard in script. 

 Rubber footwear. 



ISSUED MAY II, 1907. 



854,063. Wheel. (Combination with wheel and cbncher lire of a band 

 applied to the body of the wheel with notches in its edge and a 

 clincher ring formed of two circumferential members, one member 

 being secured to the band and the other having lugs to enter the 

 notches.] J. Thomson and F. W. Kermcr, assignors to Trident Tire 

 Co., all of New York city, 



854.13s. Gasket. [Comprising a metallic core and compressible material] 

 J. R. Whitlemore, Indianapolis, Ind. 



85-1. >37. Tire protector. S. C. Wolfe, Angola, Ind. 



854,178. Noizle bol.;er [for garden hose). J. H. Kufli, Hollywood. Cal. 



854,182. Tire or other valve. M. C. Schweinarl, West Hoboken, N. J., 

 ard H. P. Kraft, New York city. 



854,186, Tire protector. H. L. Voss, Miles, Tex. 



854,213. Tire protector. J. E. Heale, Anaconda, .Mont. 



854,215. Tire case. F. B. Hopewell, .N'ewton, .Mass. 



8541234. Packing or gasket. E. L. Perry, Paterson, N. J. 



854,239. Hydraulic packing. (.\ series of metallic rod embracing rings, 

 with compressible rings intermedi.ite. ] C. F. Rigby, New Martinsville, 

 W. \a. 



854,287. Rod packing. O. J. Garloek, Palmyra, N. Y. 



8541487. Eraser holder for lead pencils. B. B. Goldsmith, New York 

 city. 



854,48s. Eraser tip for lead pencils. Same. 



854.534. Vaginal syringe. H. R. Searles and S. S. Jones, Carbondale, Pa. 



854.549. Tire fastener. [.Means for retaining solid rubber tire.] C. I.. 

 Williams, Steubenville, Ohio. 



854,641. Controlling nozzle for hose and hose pipe. T. Haley, Boston. 



854.655. Vehicle wheel. [Metallic rim in two sections, with rubber be- 

 tween, to afl'ord resilience.] E. F. Krell, Detroit, Mich. 



854,670. Apparatus for the extraction of dust from carpets and other 

 articles. [Suction devic:.] F. V. Schiodt, Co|>cnhagen, Denmark. 



Design Patent. 

 38,580. Tiling. A. A. Spadone, New York city, assignor to The Gutta 

 Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co. 



Trade Marks. 

 18,476, Pennsylvania Metallic Packing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. The words 

 "Bull Dog" in duplicate and a picture of a bull dog, all enclosed in 

 a triangle. For metallic, rubber, and fibrous packings. 



ISSUED MAY 28, 1907. 



854,852. Cushioned horse shoe. W. R. Smith, assignor of one-half to 

 H. H. Hewitt, Buffalo, N. Y. 



854,914. Wheel for vehicles. (With solid rubber tire] R. T. Smith, 

 Jr., Warrington, England. 



855.024. Tire. [Solid rubber, in twin form.] E. F. Sobers, Bethle- 

 hem, Pa. 



855,026. Tire pump. W. S. Staplcy, assignor to Bridgeport Brass Co., 

 both of Bridgeport. Conn. 



855,096. Spring wheel [with solid rubber tire]. J. W. Cooper, Boston. 



855,188. Hoof pad. A. Larsen, Chicago. 



855. '99. Resilient wheel for vehicles. [With solid rubber tire, in three 

 circumferential tread sections.] J. Partington, Saltaire, England. 



855,232. Hose coupling. C. C. Corlcw, Fresno. Cal. 



855.433. Pneumatic dust remover. M. E. Freeman, assignor of one-half 

 to J. J. Freeman, both of Bradford, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 

 23,076. Frank W. Whitcher, Boston. The word Clincher. For rubber 



patching, heels, soles and taps. 

 25.588. Pacific Coast Rubber Co., Seattle, Wash. Four-leaf clover with 



the letters P. C. R. C. on the leaves. Surgical rubber goods. 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of United Stales patents may be 

 obtained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 

 The number given is th,it assigned to the Patent at the filing of the Ap- 

 plication, which in the ease of those listed below was in 1006. 

 'Denotes Patents for American Imentions. 

 [.Abstracted in the Illustrated Giticial Journal, .April 24, 1907.] 

 26 (1906). Revolvablc sole and heel protector. .A. R. Huskisson and G. 



Morton, Blacklcy, near Manchester. 

 147 (1906). Leather cover for pneumatic tire. A. Chanrion, Lyons, 



France. 

 243 (1906). Instrument for introducing stopping material into cavities in 

 teeth. P. F. Uutterford, London. 



