February i, iqcq] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



175 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSUED DECEMBER i^ 190S. 



NO. Q05.189. TiliiiH. C. E, Hyke, Goshen, Indiana, assignor of one- 

 half to Western Rubber Co. 

 (^os,i07- Attachment for svrinces [involving hot walcr bag]. C. L. 

 Loffler, Sioux- Falls. S. D. 

 905,204 Tire fastener. [For retaining pneumatics.] J. D. Maxwell, 



Tarrytown, N. Y. 

 905.239. Elastic or pneumatic tire for road vehicles. [With studded 



tread. 1 H. J. Scott, J-ondon, England. 

 905,257. Pneumatic tire. [With tread of flexible puncture-proof material.] 

 L. J. Wcstness, Milwaukee, Wis. 



905.323. Overshoe fastener. E. H. King, Pittsburgh, Pa., and S. H. King, 

 Providence, R. I. 



905.324. 0\'ershoe fastener. Same. 



905.5 =;5. Tiro armor. [Spring metal anti-slipping plates.] W. A. Mix, 

 Walla Walla, Wa?h. 



905,584. Pneumatic lire. [With metal plate protective armor.] F. Richard- 

 son, Providence, R. I. 



905,671. Rubber tire setting device. W. W. Edmisten, Pendleton, Ore. 



905,709. Toe pad for horseshoe tips. P. Kiernan, Minneapolis, assignor 

 of one-half to J. Ilenderscn, Duluth, Minn. 



905,582. Automatic air brake hose coupling. C. W. Rhodes, assignor of 

 one-half to H. G. Elliott, both of Buena Vista. \'a. 



Trade Marks. 

 Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co., New York: 



30.366. The word Durham, on the representation of a pulley and belt. 

 For rubber belting and hose. 



30.367. The word Eclipse, on the representation of a solar eclipse. 

 For machinery packing. 



30.368. The word Hercules over the figure of Hercules. For belting 

 and packing. 



30.369. The wtrd Eclipse. For hose and packing. 



30.370. The words Rainhczv Ribbon on a scroll. I^or rubber hose. 



30.371. The word Knickcr. For hose and packing. 

 Also the following: 



28,193. The New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York. The 

 letters .4FMIC. For rubber hose. 



33.950- The Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co., New Vurk. The word 

 Ajax. For rubber-lined circular woven fabric fire hose. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 8, 1908. 



905,877 Tire surface or covering [of chain fabric]. P. C. Hewitt, New 



York city. 

 906,054. Anti-skidding tread for motor vehicle wheels. W. A. F. Mc- 



Callum, (jermantown. Pa. 



906.158. Valve for pneumatic tires. H. K. Raymond, Akron. Ohio, as- 

 signor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. 



906.159. Valve for pneirm.atic tires. Same. 



906,167. \'ehicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 

 B. F. Goodrich Co. 



906.182. Bicycle tire and rim. S. S. Adams, Monroe county, Ky. 



906,215. Apparatus for vulcanizing rubber. J. R. Gammeter, Akron. Ohio, 

 assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. 



906.2 5 f>. Mold and mold equipment. T. J. Moll, Youngstown, Ohio, as- 

 signor to The Republic Rubber Co*. 



906.287. Hos- nozzle. F. .T. Uadler, Jersey City. N. J. 



906,297. Discharge nozzle or former of tube-making machines. V. Royle. 

 Paterson, N. J. 



906,304. Guard for tires. C H. Saunders and A. B. Breitweg, Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



906,306. Process for vulcanizing a rubber solution. II. Scherpe, assignor 

 to Dr. Degcn & Kuth, all of Diiren, Germany. 



906.404. Elastic tire wheel. A. D. Foucart, Muncy, Pa. 



906,437. Tire protector. H. M. Lccse, Washington, D. C. 



906,487. Pneumatic tire for wheels. C. S. Challiner and J. A. Challiner. 

 Manchester. England. 



906,489. Art of vulcanizing rubber. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, Ohio, 

 assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. 



Trade Marks. 

 Peerless Rubber Mfg Co., New York: 

 30,373. The word Anaconda. For rubber hose. 



30.375. The word Reliance. For rublxrr hose. 



30.376. The words Blue Ribbon, on a ribbon bow. For rubber hose. 



30.377. The word Sterling. For rubber hose. 



30.378. Thi word Liberty. For rubber hose. 



30.379. The representation of a crown. For rubber hose. 



31,461. The word Germane in a diamond-shaped border. For machinery 

 -packing. 



31,464. The word Fortune, surmounting two cornucopias. For belting 

 and husc. 



Also t!ic following* 



36.581. Ilibbard. Spencer, Bartlett & Co., Chicago. The words Our 

 Very' Best across the initials O. I'. B. For garden hose. 



36.582. Same. The word ReiO-Xoc under the initials H. S. B. & Co. 

 For garden hc.£c. 



37,924. Dr. Dcgen & Kuth. Diiren, Germany. The word Dcrmagummit, 

 For rubber preparations for covering the skin for hygienic purjA^ses. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 15, 1908. 



906,556. Vulcanizcr. F. C. Perkins, assignor of one-half to F. E. Fin- 



stcrbach, both of Buffalo, N. Y. 

 906,569. Tire. [Consists of a rubber body having spaced air chambers 



formed therein, solid chambers extending from side to side of said 



tire body.] F. A. Seiberling, Akron, Ohio. 

 906,588. Machine for manufacturing pneumatic tires. A. E. Vincent, 



Noisy-le-Sec, France. 

 906,60 r. Puncture closer for pneumatic tires. D. Apstein, Bridgeport, 



Coim. 

 906.633. Filling for rubber tires and the like. [Consists of a gelatinous 



compound, a softening agent therefor, formaldehyde, and oxalic acid.] 



II. J. J )hn, Washington, Pa., assignor of one-half to L. Raphael, 



Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 906,711. Syringe. fVapincd.] H. M. Hill, Dallas. Texas, and C. O. 



Farrington, Chicago. 



906.804. Tire for vehicle wbei Is. E. Kempshall. assignor to Kcmpshall 

 Tyre Co. of Europe, Ltd., all of J^ondcn, England. 



906.805. Elastic wheel lire. C. King, Isle worth, England. 



906,807. Rubber heel. A. M. Leiphton, .\von, assignor to W. B. Arnold, 



North Abington, Mass. 

 906,825. Dress shield. W. II. Simmons, New York city. 

 906,834. Elastic tire for wh<-cls. .\. Unilauf and K. Bohm, Vienna, Austria. 

 9o6t933. Tire protectcr. W. H. Rice, Benton Harbor, Mich. 

 907,025. Hose nozzle. J. Ford, Philadely^hia. 

 907,003. Pneumatic tire protector, ]■'. L. Smilli ami C. C. Smith, Wahoo, 



Neb. 



Trade Marks. 



38,172. A. G. Spalding & Bros., New York. Two segments of a circle, 

 one colored blue and one red. For golf balls. 



38,252. Same. Two segments of a circle. For golf balls. 



38,211. Eberhard Faber. The word Polila. For a steel polisher of 

 abrasive rubber. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 22, 1908. 



907,232. Overshoe. E. W. Chase, Kalamazoo, Mich. 



907.273. Pneumatic tire pUu^ping thimble, F. M. Neal, Bridgeport, Conn. 



907,376. Powder blower. [For use in powdering shoes and the like.] 

 F. B. La May, assignor to American Chemical Manufacturing and 

 Mining Co., all of Rochester, N. Y. 



907,4=;3. Tire cover. F. C. Br. ck, assignor to the Vehicle Apron and Hood 

 Co., all of Columbus, Oliio. 



907,512. Means for automatic closing of punctures in pneumatic tires. 

 J. Lindharth, Conenhagcn. Denmark. 



907,532. Portable vulcanizing apparatus. [May be carried with a motor 

 car.] M. Schiele, Hanover, Germany, assignor to E. Berliner, Wash- 

 ington, D. C 



907.703. Overshoe rctnincr. A. E. J'eterscn, Admire, assignor of one- 

 half to E. Locke, Topeka, Kan. 



Trade Marks. 



38,464. Revere Rubber Co., Boston. The word Rclio. For beltinsr. hose, 

 and other mechanical rubl)cr goods. 



^8,533. The Carr Mfg. Co., Kansas City, Mo. The representation of a 

 ruby printed in redj surmovuitcd by the word Ruby, and having beneath 

 the words "Its a G^m." Rubber rmgs and gaskets for jar caps. 



38.554. Same. The repn scntation of a peach surmounted by the word 

 Elberta. and having beneath the words "Its a Peach." Rubber rings and 

 gaskets for jar caps. 



ISSUED DECEMBER, 29, 1908. 



907.742. Floor covering. J. W. Clclaud, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



907,748. Chewing gum. [Containing resin and rubber in approximately 

 the propoittons of \ parts resin to i part of rubber; "Pontianak rub- 

 ber cleansed and rendered plastic," is mentioned particularly.] J. D. 

 Darling, Philadelf/hia, Pa. 



907,006. Vehicle wheel [with pneumatic tire]. II. M. Spccht, Skaneatcles, 

 N. Y. 



908.109. Rubber heel plate. G. H. Leer. Minneapolis, Minn. 



908,172. liotative rubbing device. H. C. Vial, Bourgoin, Isere, France. 



908,181. Vulcanizing mold. J. K. Williams, assignor of one-half to The 

 Williams Foundry and Machine Co., all of Akron, Ohio. 



908.275. Tire. [Pntumatic: with tread formed of a recessed rib.] E. 

 Kempshall, London. Eni:land. 



Trade MarTis. 



31.462. Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co., New York. The word Rainbow. For 

 belting, hose, and packing. 



31.463. Same. The word JVisard. For composition machinery packing 

 containing asbestos. 



36.7R8. Atlantic Rubber Co., Hyde Park, Mass. The words Long Life, 

 on a circle enclosing the letter .4. For rubber heels, bathing caps, etc. 



38,112. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word 

 Pilgrim. For pneumatic and solid rubber tires. 



[I^'orE. — Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be 

 obtained from The India Rubber Wobld office at lo cents each postpaid.] 



