August i, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSUED JUNE 4. 1907. 



O. 855,444. Sprayer for hose nozzles. J. A. Carlson, Chicago. 



855,468. Wheel tire. [Solid rubber, with metal studded tread. 1 

 T. MidRley, Hartford, Conn. 

 855,627. Air tube for pneumatic tires for wheels. [Lined with birdlime 



and chalk.] T. H. B. Gayner, South Melbourne, Australia. 

 855,693. Apparatus for vulcanizing tires. J. C. Cole, Chicopcc Falls, 



Mass., assignor to The Fisk Rubber Co. 

 855,712. Protective cover for pneumatic or clastic tires. [Flat band 



armed with metal plates or studs.] J. J. P. LeGrand, Paris, France. 

 853,818. Pneumatic tire [composed of a plurality of segmental air cham- 

 bered sections.] W. R. Smith, assignor of one-half to H. H. Hewitt, 



both of Buffalo, N. Y. 

 855.868. Cement composition and process of making the same. Andrew 



Thoma, Cambridge, Mass., assignor to Thoma Corporation, Portland, Me. 

 855. 8S4. Pneumatic tire. J. H. Green, Springfield, HI. 

 855,899. Tension regulating means for belts. F. D. Merccl, Toronto 



Junction, Ontario. 

 856,012. Means of testing insulated wires. N. A. Wolcott, assignor to 



The Packard Electric Co., both of Warren, Ohio. 

 856.027. Auxiliary felly and tire. [The tire pneumatic] Charles Buck- 

 land, Havana, Cuba. 

 856,063. Expansible pipe cleaner. [Described in The India Rubber 



World. July i, 1907 — page 300.] L. O. Howell, assignor to Sanitary 



.■\ppliance Co., both cf Philadelphia. 

 856,065. Pneumatic tire. /\. J. Jackson, Toronto, Ontario. 

 856,081. Vehicle wheel. [Comprising a rim channel for a pneumatic tire, 



with attachable flange] T. Midgley, Hartford, Conn. 

 856,093. Syringe nozzle [with a catheter extremity adapted to enter a 



cavity.] H. F. Ong, Portland, Ore. 



Trade Marks. 



6,523. George A. Alden & Co., Boston. Ai in heavy monogram, under- 

 neath which are the letters M. R., all enclosed in a circle. 



19,723. W. M. Habirshaw, Yonkers, N. Y. The word Habirshaw. For 

 insulated wires, cables, and cords. 



»6,i23. H. J. M. Howard, Washington, D. C. Tlic word Ajax. For 

 fire hose. 



27,087. The Republic Belting and Supply Co., Cleveland, Ohio. The word 

 Apollo. For rubber belting, hose and packing. 



27,102. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. A circle en- 

 closing a winged foot and the words Goodyear and Heavy Tourist. 

 For clastic vehicle tires. 



ISSUED JUNE II, 1907. 



856,241. Portable self contained tire vulcanizing apparatus. [.\ steam 

 generator with vulcanizing surface, a burner connected therewith 

 having a curved upper service, and a shield curved to conform to 

 thtis surface and movable over the burner.] H. H. Frost, London, 

 England. 



856.326. Hose rack. R. D. Wirt, Philadelphia. 



856.329. Vehicle wheel. [With rim in circular sections adapted to hold 

 a solid rubber tire.] E. D. Woods, Syracuse, N. Y., assignor of one- 

 third (i) to H. A. Slack, (2) to W. A. Hyle, and (3) to E. A. Paul 

 and C. Ecker. 



856,387. Innersole for shoes. [Embracing a layer of rubber sponge.] 

 J. Belanger, assignor to J. Belanger, Labine & Co., both of Spring- 

 field, Mass. 



856,401. Hose coupling. E. J. Hannold, assignor to C. A. Withcrspoon, 

 trustee, both of Mexico, Mo. 



856,411. Sectional pneumatic tire. C. P. Mains, assignor of one-half to 

 G. Deddcns, both of Cincinnati. 



856,447. Automobile tire. [A central pneumatic tube, with a plurality 

 of solid rubber tread tires.] F. D. G. Cook, Chippewa Falls, Wis. 



856,494. Pneumatic tire clip. E. C. Shaw, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 

 B. F. Goodrich Co. 



856,505. Overshoe retainer. [Molded of soft rubber, its lower part con- 

 forming to the inner wall of the heel and cemented thereto, its upper 

 part standing inward from the cemented part and conforming to the 

 receding part of the heel above the ball.] G. E. Zeigler, Economy, Pa. 



856,526. Tire for vehicle wheels. [Comprising a plurality of air sacks, 

 with means for their inflation.] T. F. Hamilton, Chicago. 



856,620. Belt, apron, canvas, or conveyor tightener. G. E. Clarke, To- 

 ronto, Ontario. 

 856,657. Automobile tire. [Comprising metallic springs within a rubber 

 casing.] C. F. Obrecht, Baltimore, Md. 



856,743- Pneumatic tire. [The combination of the inner pneumatic tube with 

 a continuous shoe enclosing the tube, a scries of continuous circum- 

 ferential removable wearing sections enclosing the shoe and arranged 



side by side, and separate means for dctachably connecting each of 

 said sections.] J. O. Thomson, Philadelphia. 

 856,816. Nozzle [for hose]. II. B. Sherman, Battle Creek. Mich. 



Designs. 

 38,616. Ornamental design for rubber ball. J. Fisher, Lambertville, N. J., 

 assignor to Lambertville Rubber Co. 



Trade Marks. 



26.124. H. J. M. Howard, Washington, D. C. Marking for fire hose, 

 the center line being in yellow and the boundary lines in yellow. 



26.125. II. J. M. Howard, Washington, D. C. Marking for fire hose, the 

 center line being in green and the boundary lines in red. 



26,925. The Rubber Products Co., Barberton, Ohio. Picture of an anchor 

 surrounded by the words Anchor Brand and two stars, all enclosed 

 within a rope border. For fountain syringes. 



27,292. Continental Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. A broken square in 

 which the word Square appears. For raw rubber, and substitutes 

 therefor. 



ISSUED JUNE 18, 1907. 



857,097. Toy. [Comprising an inflatable bulb.) F. J. McCormack, Mil- 

 waukee, Wis. 



857,106. Gasket for pipe couplings. T. Pendergast, assignor of 51-100 to 

 J. Hertzler, both of Lancaster, Pa. 



857,134. Gasket. E. A. Wilcox, Chicago. 



857,281. Ball bearing tube for tires. [A device for holding up collapsed 

 tubular tires.) W. Hogben, Leominster, Mass. 



857,335. Wheel. [Comprises metal axle box, hub, spokes, felly and tire 

 mounted upon axle box and composed of integral resilient material, the 

 resiliency of the wheel being greatest in the tire, and least in the hub.) 



F. Ephraim, San Francisco. 



857,365. Guard for tires. [Plurality of plates flexibly connected and 

 means for connecting the ends.) C. R. Saunders and A. B. Breitweg, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



857,49s. Machine for filling fabric for tires. W. R. Smith, assignor of 

 one-half to H. H. Hewitt, both of Buffalo, N. Y. 



Trade Marks. 



11,544. Turner Brothers, Ltd., Rochdale, England. The word Firefly on 

 a black and white diamond shaped background. For engine packing 

 and hose pipes. 



25,587. Pacific Coast Rubber Co., Seattle, Wash. A four-leaf clover 

 with the letters P. C. R. C. on the leaves. For rubber shoes, clothing, 

 and sundries. 



27,429. Continental Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. A broken triangle 

 with the word Triangle on one side. For crude rubber and substi- 

 tutes therefor. 



ISSUED JUNE 25, 1907. 



857,578. Sloim garment. Ida V. Benoit, New York city. 



857,700. Erasing appliance for use in typewriting. C. White, Balti- 

 more, Md. 



857,726. Method of making leather tires. G. Durio, A. Durio, and 0. 

 Martina, Turin, Italy. 



857,743. Tire. [Composed of superposed layers cemented together at 

 the sides and detached at the tread, and of a solid anti- friction ma- 

 terial between the detached portions of the layers.) F. Mesinger, 

 New York city. 



Ss7,y-z. Belt conveyor. [Relates to the support.] E. G. Thomas, Brook- 

 line, Mass. 



857,772. Belt conveyor. Same. 



857,796. Automobile tire. (Having elastic metal bands in the tread.) 



G. M. Ewins, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 



857,830. Wheel rim. [Adapted to a solid rubber tire.) F. K. Rand, and 



W. R. Hines, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 g.. 8-6 Vehicle tire. [Removable protective casing for inner tubes.) 



J. B. Dumais, assignor of one-third each to W. L. and A. M. Doggett, 



all of Chicago. 

 858,029. Pneumatic tire. [An outer tube, containing a concavo-convex 



air tube and a double convex core between the core and the tread.] 



M. V. Rush, Anderson, Ind. 

 858,031. Overshoe. S. Schwarzschild, assignor to Emergency Rubber 



Co., both of Rochester, N. Y. 

 858,048. Apparatus for the manufacture of elastic tires. R. M. Whit- 

 man, Providence, R. I. 



Trade Marks. 

 5 ,66 American Hard Rubber Co., New York city. The words Goodyear, 



Crown. Flexor, surrounded by a wreath and all surmounted by a 



crown. For sheet rubber. . „ „ 



■ 6 776. American Hard Rubber Co.. New York city. The letters A. H. R. 



in semicircle and joined at the base. For hard rubber bowling balls. 



