January i, 1909.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSUED NOVEMBER 3, 1908. 

 O. 902.551. Tire jacket for vehicle wheels. J. Bowie, Omaha, Xeb. 

 002,57.^. Nnme pUte pnd f,''stc"cr for riibher?;. [To indicate 

 "rights" and "lefts."] Sadie N. Flcc^New York city. 

 902,644. Connection for inflating tircW W. Boyd, Sabina. Ohio. 

 902,683. Hose nozzle carriage and hoisting device. E. J. Petru and J. 

 Zidck, Chicago. 



902,693. Indicating device for use with pneumatic tires. [To indicate 



punctures.] T. and R. Sloper, Devizes. England. 

 902.806. Hcse coupling. W. T. De Worth, Bordcntown. N. J. 

 902,824. Vehicle tire. [Pneumatic] G. Lamhripht, Rutherford. N. J., 



assignor of one-half to F. A. Magowan, New York city. 

 902,863. Lawn sprinkler. J. J. Darrow, Asherville, Kan. 

 902,891. Rubber securing device. [For overshoes.] II. J. Lozier, Des 



Moines, Iowa. 

 902.926. Vehicle tire. [Solid rubber.] J. A. Swinehart, Akron, Ohio. 

 902,969. Waterproof hat protector. Ella A. Kendall, Philadelphia. 

 903.043- Hoof pad. D. T. Barber, Gustavus, Ohio. 

 903,066. Tire. [Pneumatic, with solid tread.] F. A. Ellis. London, 



England. 



903,098. Vaginal syringe. O. Katzenberger, San Antonio, Tex. 

 903, lo;". Vaginal syringe. C. F. W. Ramus, assignor of one-half to B. H. 

 Rmg, both of Boston. 



Trade Marks. 

 36,960. New ,Tor=ey Car Sprinir and Rubber Co.. Jersey City, N. J. The 

 word Emerald. For garden hose and belting. 



36.962. Same. The word Tucbor. For tubing and hose. 



36.963. Same. The word Staple. For hydraulic hose and belting. 

 37,470. Same. The word Arcadia. For belting. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 10, 1908. 

 903.422. Horseshoe pad. J. B. White, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 903.707- Manufacture of rubber tires. J. T. Gordon, Indianapolis, Ind. 



903.714. Pneumatic tire casing. C. G. Hawley and E. K. Baker, Chicago. 



903.715. Tread far pneumatic tires. Same. 



903,759' Horseshoe. [With rubber p«ds.] H. Paar, Canton, Ohio, assignor 

 of one-half to C. McGranahan, Chicago. 



Trade Marks. 

 36,808. Slater & Morrill. South Braintree, Mass. The letters S. &■ M., 



for rubber soled letter shoes. 

 37,495. Hazard Mfg. Co.. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The representation of a 



pioneer settler and an Indian shaking hands under a tree. For rubber 



msulated wires. 

 37, 70.^. Cha'-'''s F. Webber, .^-'irgtnn. Mass. The word Chevalier on a 



shield. For rubber and other boots. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER i;, iqo8. 

 903,811. Sprinkling device. [With spherical rubber bulb.] K. S. T. 



Bjorkman, Ontario, Canada. 

 903,891. Pneumatic tire, C. Scheuner, Chicago. 

 904, 1 43. Wheel for motor vehicles. [ With rim recessed for pneumatic 



tire.] A. L. McMurtry, assignor to WyckofT, Church & Partridge, New 



York city. 



904,1^0. Atomizer for scent and other sprays. H. Rachmann, Haida, 

 Austria. 



904.193- Horse?hoe. [With rubber tread.] H. J. Filliez, assignor of one- 

 half to E. D. Brant, all of Canton, Ohio. 



904,380. Hose reel. L. Vadcr, Pittsfield, Mass. 



904,409. Pneumatic tire. J. L. Coesir, Joplin, Mo. 



904, -j-"^. P- *' <■■ - nd "on pkiddinc band for pneumatic tires of wheels. 

 A. T. Hughes. London, England. 



904,470. Manutaclurc of artificial I'ara rubber. [A process of making 

 synthetic rubber, which consists in subjecting vegetable matter, such 

 as peat, to fermentation until a mucilaginous mass containing a large 

 percentage of isoprene is formed, separating the mucilaginous mass 

 from the remaining liquid, and treating it with a nitrogenous derivative 

 of irone and suitable mineral salts.] J. Blum, Boniface, Brussels, 

 Belgium, assignor of one-half to A. W. Carpenter, London, England. 



Trade Marks. 

 26,308. R. A. C. E^nault-Pelterie, Boulogne sur Seine, France. The word 



Repgerton on a section of an pneumatic tire. For tires. 

 34,693. A. W. Fabcr, Stein, Germany. The word Columbus. For rubber 



erasers. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 24, 1908. 



904,515. Invertible atomizer. T. A. De Vilbiss, assignor to The Dc 

 Vilbiss Mfg. Co., all of Toledo, Ohio. 



904,527. Hose rack. H. Gibbs, assignor to W. D. Allen Mfg. Co., Chicago. 



904,564. Cow milker. J. Ripczinskc, Wausau, Wis. 



904,570. Supplemental wheel for motor cars. M. D. Stocking, Linden- 

 wood, 111. 



904,673. Nozzle tip. [For hose.] W. E. Bidekcr, Fort Worth, Tex. 



5)04,721. Motor wheel for cycles. [With pneumatic tire,] J. E. Perillard, 

 Geneva, Switzerland. 



904,808. Insulating material. G. H. Rupley, assignor to General Electric 

 Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 



904,930. Aerial ship. F. Bollhorn, Veddel, near Hamburg, Germany. 



904,945. Wire bracket or holder and insulator. I. L. Edwards, Aurora, 111. 



905,032. Spray nozzle. A. S. Washburn, Gcrmantown, N. Y. 



905,087. Atomizer. H. H. Mallory, Chicago. 



905.105- Rubber footwear. E. A. Saunders, South Bend, Ind. 



Trade Marks. 

 30,372. Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co., New York city. The word Acme. 



For hose. 

 30,374. Same. The word Lakeside. For hose and packing. 

 35.083. Archer Rubber Co., Milford. Mass. The words Arclier Brand, 



under an arched bridge. For rubberized swimming collars. 



38.170. A. G. Spalding & Bros., New York city. The word Dimple in a 

 semi-circle. For golf balls. 



38.171. Same. The word Glory in a semi-circle. For gold balls. 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of United Stated 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 that assigned to the Patent at the filing of the Ap- 

 plication, which in the case of those listed below was in 1907. 

 ^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [.\bstracted in the Illvjstratf.d Official Journal, November 4, 1908.] 

 16,077 (1907). Puncture resisting layer for pneumatic tires. W. Morton, 



Wishaw, Scotland. 

 16,125 (1907). Method of repairing tires, hose pipes and the like. H. 



Herzog and O. Mile, Munich, Germany. 

 16,102 (1907). Holder for spare tires on motor cars. N. Robinson and 



J. M. Roberts, London. 

 16,257 (1907). Hose coupling. W. F. J. Curnow, Araraaho. New Zealand. 

 *i6.325 (1907). Apparatus for vulcanizing rubber in great lengths. J. R. 



Gammcter, Akron, Ohio, 

 *i6,34q (i907"i. Upper of an overshoe. F. C. Hood, Boston, Massachu* 



'setts. 

 16,454 (1307). Metal band to prevent tires from puncturing. J. Brookes, 



Birmmgham. 

 16,459 (1907). Tire inner tube with recess or indented ends. J. Mollett* 



Lonoon. 

 16,520 (1907). Mixtures for rendering fabrics waterproof. S. Ebizuka, 



Yokoham.a, Japan. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, November ii, 1908.] 

 16,587 (1907). Elastic tire. T. J. McBride, Christchurch, New Zealand, 

 •16,665 (1907). Pneumatic tire with self sealing compound. A. B. Shaw, 



Medford, Massachusetts. 

 16,695 (1907). Elastic tire formed of two or more rows of blocks. H. 



Swales, Txtndon. 

 16,772 (1907). Spring wheel with inner and outer rims connected by 



india-rubber insertion pieces. J. Slee, Newton-le- Willows, Lanes. 

 16,796 (1907). Inflated valves for tires. W. Richards, Portstmouth. 

 16,819 (1907). Spring wheel with hub portion carrying a pneumatic 



cushion. J. D. Macarthur, and two others, Ayr, Scotland. 

 16,981 (1907) Pneumalic tire. E. Lang, Miinsterburg, Germany. 

 17.055 (1907). Tire having a tread of wooden blocks resting on a rubber 



cushion. M. R. Zechlin, Charlottenberg, Germany, and another. 

 17,118 (1007). Puncture preventive band for pneumatic tires. A, E. 



Knight, Glascote. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, November 18, 1908.] 

 17.179 (1907). Spare tire carrying rim. P. E. Doolittle, Toronto, Canada. 

 17,220 (1907). Rubber shoe with adjustable fastening strap. E Kubath, 



Strobjehnen, Germany, and another. 

 17,417 (1907). Rubber cushion for horseshoe. H, Beigel, London, and 



another. 



17.468 (1907). Spring wheel with pneumatic tube at the hub and rim, 

 Comte G. de Robiano, Marchin lez Huy, Belgium. 



17.469 C1907). Heel protector. W. J. Checkley, London. (J. Darnell, 

 Brisbane, Australia.) 



17,485 (1907). MJethod of making seams in hot water bags. J. B. 



Brooks, Bromsgrove. 

 17,563 (1907). Puncture preventing fabric for pneumatic tires. W. Hill, 



Birmingham, and J. P. Wilks, Uttoxeter. 

 17.591 (1907). Spring wheel with rotatable pneumatic cushion. C. H. A. 



Verity, Leeds. 

 [.\bstracteu in the Illustrated Official Journal, November 25, 1908.] 

 •17,621 (1907). Tubular or flat multiply fabrics for hose fripes or belting. 



H. Z. Cob, Maiden, Massachusetts. 

 17,664 (1907). Flat thread of leather for tire covers. A. L. H. Ripert, 



Asnieres, France, and another. 

 17.753 (i?07). Heel and sole protector of leather and rubber. J. Zuch- 



valovicz, Gorton, Manchester. 

 17.815 (1907). Solid rubber tire, with embedded bands of interwoven 



wire helices. A. E. Wale, Birmingham. 

 17,863 (1907). leather, rubber and canvas patch for tire repairs. H. 



Maries, Manor Park, Essex. 

 17.930 (1907). Elastic tire. J. Cairns, Willenhall, 

 17,949 C1907)- Heel of a golosh recessed to receive a rcvolvable disk of 



leather. G. F. Smith, Christchurch, New Zealand. 

 17,966 (1907). Tool for applying tires. Michelin et Cic.. Clermont- 

 Ferrand, France. 

 17.966 A (1907), Tool for applying tires. Same. 



