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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



213 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSCED JANUARY 5. 1909- 



NO. 908.475. Wheel tire. T. Midgley, Hartford, Ccnn., and E. Hop- 

 kinson, East Orange, N. J. 

 908,488. Pneumatic tire. J. I.. Newell, South Bend, Ind. 

 908.573. Nozzle for syringes and the like. H, A. Kaysan, Cassel, 

 Germany. 

 908,925. Manufacture of rubber. [A process of separating resins from 

 rubber by the use of solvents, one of which affects rubber alone and 

 another resins. ] M. Wilder man, London, Englainl. 

 909,001. Divided wheel rim serving as tire retainer. R. Kroncnberg, 



Ohligs, Germany. 

 909,003. Hose couf/ling. C. E. Lepage, Chicago. 

 909,014. Vehicle wheel. C. Stanley, San Francisco, assignor to Economic 



bafety Automobile Wheel Co.. .\lameda county, Cal. 

 909.093. Nozzle for syringes and the like. H. A. Kaysan. Cassel, Germany. 



Design Patent. 

 39,747. Sole of shoes. V. II. McKenna, Providence, R. I., assignor to the 

 Bourn Rubber Co. 



Trade Marks. 

 The Hartford Rubber Works Co.. Hartford, Conn.: 

 -26,467. The letters A*o. Bo-H. For wheel tires. 

 26,469. The word Hartf&rd. For wheel tires. 

 New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York city: 



28.165. TTie word Xahvui. For rubber mats. 



28.166. The letters A'. P. M. For rubber maps. 

 28,170. The word Ruby. For rubber packing. 

 28,174. The word Magic. For rubber packing. 



28,176. Tlie words Double Diamond, enclosed in a diamond-shaped bor- 

 •der, superimposed on another. For rubber belting, hose and packing. 

 28,181. The words 1846 Para. For rubber belting and hose. 

 28,183. The word Puritan. l'*or rubber hose. 



28.185. The wcTds Test Hose. For rubber hose. 



28.186. The word Muitif'le.v. in a rectangular border. For rubber hose. 

 28,188. The word Safety on a scroll over the representation of an office 



-safe. For rubber hose. 



28.190. The word 0.x'forJ. For rubber hose. 



28.191. The word Tu.vedo. I- or rubber hose. 



28.192. The words Spider hfosc. under the representation of a spider, 

 all within a triangle. I'or rubber hose. 



28.194. The word Comet, over the representation of a comet, within 

 an oval-shaj>ed border. For rubber hose. 



28.195. The word Delta, in a scalloped-shaptd oval border. For rubber 

 ihose. 



28.196. The word Cable. For rubber hose. 



28.197. Tile word Lenox. For rubber hose. 



28.198. The word ,-4etna. For rubber hose. 



30,107. The repress en tat it n of a carboy in a box. For rubber belting, 

 hose, and jiacking. 



The Mechanical Rubber Co., New York city: 



31,115. The word Palladium, across the face of a shield. For rubber 

 hose. 



30,119. The representation of an elephant. For rubber belting, hose, 

 and packing. 



Also the following: 



3t.635. Fedor Burgman, Dresden, Germany. The representation of a 

 rising sun over a roof. For rubber and other packing. 



ISSUED J.\NUARY 12. 1909. 

 909, i3>- Hose coupling. J, J. Antic, Allegheny, Pa. 

 •909,180. Tire. E. T. Greenfield, Kiamesha, N. Y. 

 909,181. Process of making tires. Same. 

 909,200. Hose coupling. B. Morgan, Newport, R. L 

 909,287. Horseshoe pad. J. Dillcn, Hackensack. N. J. 

 ■909,368. Wheel tire rim. J. A. Connor. Grogan, Ohio. 

 909,475. Metallic tread for pneumatic tires. M. C. St. John, Chicago, 

 909,567. Rubber heel. R. T. Elwell. Paterson, N. J. 



909,603. Tile. [Interlocking, for flooring.] A. S. Janin, New York City. 

 909.827. Crutch grip. E. H. Seibert. St. Louis, Mo. 

 Trade Marks. 

 28,182. New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York city. 

 The word Dragon. For rubber belting and hose. 



30.380. Peerless Rubber Mfg. Co., New York city. The word Perfected. 

 across a combination v( the letters H. and II'. For rubber hose. 



30.381. Same. The word Peerless, over the representation of a ship 

 under sail. For rubber belting. 



30,861. Howard R. I-evick. Philadelphia. The word Flcxo, in scrii/t. 

 For rubber hose. 



30,872. F. P. Kirkendall & Co., Omaha, Neb. The words Mission Shoe 

 over, and the words Rest for the "sole" under, the representation of a mis- 

 sion or church. For rubber and other footwear. 



ISSUED J.\NUARY ig, 1909. 

 909.962, Single tube pneumatic tire. J, A. Swiiiehart, .\kron. Ohio. 



909.978. Vehicle tire. J. F. Wilmot, Detroit. Mich. 



909.979. Respiratory apparatus. E. E. Zerkle, Chicago. 



909,992. Outer cover for pneumatic tires. P. L. Desprez, Lyon, France. 



910,009. Vehicle wheel. N. E. Meredith, Indianapolis, Ind. 



910,134. Tire of vehicles. E. Knowlcs, Providence, R, I. 



910,370. Process of making hollow rubber articles. F. T. Gleason, Wal- 



pole. Mass., assignor of one-half to A. T. Baldwin, Buffalo, N. Y. 



910,441. Pneumatic tire. C. E. W. Woodward, Cliicopec Falls, Mass. 



910,457. Wheel tire. R. F. Bryant, assignor of one-fourth each to J. F. 



Harwood and J. H. Wood, all of Bloomington. 111. 



Trade Marks. 



28.177. New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York city. The 

 word I' 111 can. For rubber belting, hose, and packing. 



28,187. Same. The initials R. R. S. For rubber hose. 

 36,108. The Darling Pump and Mfg. Co., Ltd.. Williamsi/ort, Pa. The 

 word Darcoia. For a rubber composition packing for oil well use. 



ISSUED JANUARY 26. 1909. 

 910,520. Method of manufacturing solutions of caoutchouc. E. Fischer, 



Schoneberg, assignor to Siemans & Halske, A.-G., Berlin, Germany. 

 910.579. .Safety hose coupling for railway air brakes. K. Rath, Szabadka, 



Austria- Hungary. 

 910,612. Vehicle wheel. G. \'inet, Neuilty-sur-Seine, France. 

 910,689. Pneumatic pad for harness. J. M. Kelly and F. L. Rankin, 



Greensburg, Ind. 

 910,733. Vehicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 



B. F. Goodrich Co. 

 910,735. Machine for mounting hose on mandrels. S. J. Sill, assignor of 



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

 910,770. Resilient flexible conduit. U. S. Armstrong, New Kensington, Pa. 



910.868. Vehicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 

 B. F. Goodrich Co. 



910.869. Vehicle wheel rim. Same. 



910,884. Scalp sprayer. W. B. Van Eps, Rochester, N. Y. 



910.891. Tubular structure. [Woven fabric, for fire hose and the like.l 



L. Atwood, assignor of one-fourth to J. M. O. Hewitt, both of 



IMiiladelphia. 



Trade Marks. 



28.178. New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York city. The 

 word Carbon. I'or rubber belting and hose. 



30,1 14. The Mechanical Rubber Co.. New York city. The words 

 Seamless Tube Hose, within and outside of two circles forming the out- 

 line of a section of hose. For rubber hose. 



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

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



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIOKS PUBLISHED. 



The number given is that assigned to the Patent at the filing of the Ap- 



jilication. which in the case of those listed below was in 1907- 



"Denotes Patents for American Jnzvntions. 



(.\bstracted in the Illustrated Official Journai . January 13, 1909-] 



20,528 (1907I. Swinging rack for fire hose for interiors of buildings. 

 J. Morris, Eccles. 



20,660 (1907). Pneumatic tire with chain mail cover, outside of which is 

 a rubber or leather tread. C. R. Duggan, Ranchi, India. 



20,729 (1907). Emergency tire other than pneumatic, and means of at- 

 taching to the wheel. A. Turnbull, St. Mungo Works, Glasgow. 



20,764 (1907). Collar for waterproof coat for motorists. V. Schneider, 

 Paris. 



20,797 (1907). Inner tube for a pneumatic tire, with ends tajyering to a 

 iwint. T. H. R. Craig. Bray, Ireland. 



20,813 (1907). Method of molding covers of pneumatic tires. R. Milne, 

 and C. A. and R. F. Hutcliison, Prcstwick, Ayrshire. 



20.892 (1907). Golf ball cover made by twisting a tape of rubber into 

 a strained condition, tieing the ends together, and. with the addition 

 of gutta-percha as a binder, molding into a spherical^ shell. A core 

 of rubber thread wound under tension is used. F. E. Blaisdell, 

 Kensington, and (^tf Balls, Ltd., Hammersmith, London. 



20.893 (1907). Portable vulcanizer for pneumatic tire repairs. F. Grover, 

 E. Cornock and Forgrove Machinery Co.. I^eds. 



20,961 (1907). Golf ball with striking face including gutta-percha and 

 vulcanized fil>er. R. B. Martin and A. Patrick, Edinburgh. 



[.Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, January 20. 1909.] 



21.111 (1907). Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. 11. Levy and F. P. Elliott. 

 Walthamstow. 



21.112 (1907). Emergencv rim for pneumatic tire and means for attach- 

 ment at the side of disabled rim. Same. 



21.280 (1007). Detachable rim for pneumatic tires. H. Edmunds, and 

 Martin D. Rucker, Westminster, Ixindon, the latter of whom will be 

 remembered as associated with Ernest Terah Hooley in the promo- 

 tion of the great Dunlop tire company, several years ago. 



21.310 (1907). Pneumatic tire with non-sHia'i'iK devices of metal on either 

 side of the tread. J. Dorange and P. Buchillet, Paris. 



2i,>i3 (1907). Compound cord for fabrics for hose pipe and pneumatic 

 tires, made by securing side bv side two or more cords of diff^erent 

 degrees of extensibility and o( the same or different diameters. T. 

 Slopcr, Devizes, Wiltshire. 



21,332 (1907). Apparatus for vulcanizing tires or tire tubes, heated elec 

 trically bv resistances immersed in water or other liquid contained in 

 the apparatus. W. H. Welch and H. Frost & Co., London. 



