June i, 1909.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



321 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED APRIL 6, 1909- 



NiK 916,978. Hose nozzle support. H. F. Bees and J. IJ. Woicott, 

 Flint, Mich. 

 916,984. Liquid sprayer and sprinkler. H. Bleymehl, Chicago. 

 916.987. Attachable eraser holder for pencils. A. F. W. Bowcn, 

 San Francisco. 

 916,992. Rubber cable aad. tire for vehicles. R. B. Calcutt, Austin, 111. 

 917,001. Wheel. [With an inner and an outer rim, having a plurality of 

 springs between them, and an outer rubber tread.] C. B. Chase, Worces- 

 ter. N. y. 



917,071. Pneumatic tire valve. T. B. Iluestis, Bristol, R. 1. 



917.075. Elastic heel for boots and shoes. C. M. .Taggers, McAlestcr, OkU. 



917,204. Hose coupling. P. A. Walther, Chicago. 



917,228. Vehicle tire grip. E. J. Williams, Salt Lake City, Utah. 



917,276. Apparatus for measuring and indicating blood pressure. F. A. 



Faught, Philadelphia, assignor to G. P. Pilling & Son Co. 

 917,416. Life p'reservcr. J. H. V. Crane, Seattle. Wash. 

 917,474. Hose coupling. J. H. Moore, Lambertville, N. J. 

 9i7i493- Tire. [Built up of a plurality of layers of rubbered fabric 



wrapped one over another, the whole being vulcanized.] H. E. Schin- 



dler, Sisseton, S. D. 



917.612. Anli skidding tire. E. Kempshall, London, England. 



917.613. Non skidding tire. Sat>i€. 



917,637. Packing. N. B. Miller, Philadelphia, assignor to Oement 

 Restein Co. 



917,690. Packing for stuffing boxes. O. R. Weese, Pomeroy, Ohio, as- 

 signor of one-half to I. L. Oppenheimer. 



9I7./33- Tire for vehicle wheels. E. Kempshall, Ixmdon, England, as- 

 signor to Kempshall Tyre Co. of Europe, Ltd. 



91 7. 734- Tire. Same. 



ISSUED APRIL 13. 1909. 

 917,781, Self inking rubber stamp. L. P. Lowe, San Francisco. 

 917,889. Pneumatic tire. B. Nolbner, Hreslau, Germany. 

 917,958. Process of making tires and tubes. F. A. Magowan, New York 



city, assignor to Multiplex Tube and Tire Co., Jersey City, N. J. 

 917.999- Lawn sprinkler and hose reel. C. Buehler, St. Marys, Ohio, ai- 



signor to W. Jaspersen. 

 918,032. Hoof pad for horseshoes. T. F. Flaherty, New York city. 

 918,149. Hoof pad. W. Heathermon. Kneeland, Wis. 

 918,159. Fire hose carrier. H. L. Jenkins. Bridgeport, Conn. 



918.234. Syringe. [Vaginal.] C. F. Welsh, Detroit, Mich. 



918.235. Machine for reeling covered electric wire for vulcanization. W. 

 Wendtland, New York city. 



918,350. Sheathing for tires. J. Marti, Milan, Italy. 



918,360. Machine for beveling air tubes for pneumatic tires. A. Olier, 

 Clermont-Ferrand, France, assignor to Societe A. Olier & Cie. 



Trade Mark. 



40,210. Hood Rubber Co., Boston. The representation of a pilgrim's 

 hat. For rubber footwear. 



ISSUED APRIL so, 1909. 



918.514. Coupling hose. R. M. Dixnn, East Orange, N. J., assignor to 

 The Safety Car Heating and Lighting Co. 



918,550. Rubber vehicle tire. C. O. Henderson, Dayton, Ohio, assignor of 

 one-third to W. A. Picktns. Indianapolis, Ind. 



918.565. Nursing bottle holder. G. U. Malp'ass, Philadelphia. 



918,590. Wire insulating machine. F. D. Platter, Chicago, assignor to 

 Western Electric Co. 



918,684. Tire. [Solid.] N. Macbeth, Dunallan, St. Annes-on-the-Sca, 

 England. 



918,721. Vehicle wheel rim. J. M. Alderfer, Sharon Center, Ohio. 



918,762. Atomizer and nebulizer. C. W. Meinecke, Jersey City, N. ]., 

 assignor to Whitall Tatum Co., New York city. 



918.820. Tire for vehicles. D. P. Boyd, Toledo, Ohio. 



918,846. Tire. F. J. Gostlin and L. Mueller, Jr., Akron, assignor of one- 

 third to C. W. lionstedt, Aultman, Ohio. 



918,858. Detachable pipe and hose coupling. G. James, S. Benson and 

 W. Wilson, Chicago. 



918,943- Portable apparatus and process for vulcanized repairs of pneu- 

 matic tires. E. Ansclmi, Vitcrbo, Italy. 



918,973. Balloon cane. F. J. Creguc, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



919,098. Latex cup. J. Webster, Victorville, Cal. 



919,127. Hose clamp. J. R. Clancy, Syracuse. 



919.135- Inner tube for pneumatic tires. M. Culmorc, Houston, Tex. 



Trade Mark. 



28,700. Mineralized Rubber Co., New York. The representation of in 

 anchor within a diamond shaped border. For hot water bottles and rubber 

 surgical goods. 



ISSUED APRIL 27. 1909. 

 919,299. Dress shield. K. E. Allport, Chicago. 

 Apf/ara 

 -ity. Utah. 



9^9.39'- Apf/aratus for repairing pneumatic tires. W. J. Stark, Salt Lake 

 Cit' "■ ' 



919,406. Surgeon's glove. Harley W. Warren, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



919,444. Hose coupling. C. E. Loetzer, Sayre, Pa. 



919,594. Pneumatic tire. J. T. Kennelly, Rawlins. Wyo. 



919.603. Vehicle tire. J. Lend, assignor of one-half to J. Jamison, both 

 of Chicago. 



919,614. Hot water or ice bag. C. W. Meinecke, Jersey City, N. J., as- 

 signor to Wliitall Tatum Co., New York city. 



919,661. Cushion tire. C. Weiland, Chicago. 



919,717. Dental syringe. H. F. Hamilton, Boston. 



919.737- Lawn sprinkler. L. -G. Loomis and P. 1. Tuttle, Inglewood. Cal. 



919.743- Hose coupling. H. R. Mason, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 



919.752. Tire shield. Alva V. Nutt, Denver, Colo. 



9 1 9,9 1 5. Tube [ for pneumatic tires.] W. E. Murphy, assignor to C. O. 

 Prince, both of New York city. 



919.938. Protector and reinforcement for pneumatic tires. W. J. O'Neil, 

 Akron, Ohio. 



91 9.973' Hose clamp applier. W. O. Stein, Pottsvile, Pa. 



919,984. Hat saver and hand bag. A. W. Powell and E. K. Lane, New 

 York city. 



Trade Mark. 

 40,280. I. P.. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York city. The representation 



of an infant with a small pet animal. For waterproof diaper coven. 



[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 SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



The number given is tliat assigned to the Patent at the filing of th« 



application, which in the case of those listed below was in 1907 



in part, and in 1908. 



^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, April 7, 1909.] 



26,852 (1907). India-rubber substitute. [Carnauba or like wax, steam 

 distilled, is melted and worked with resin; before cooling, it is sub- 

 jected to the action of steam.] R. F. H. Suhr, London. 



*26,oo7 (1907). Pneumatic tire cover formed of layers of fabric and rubber 

 quilted together. F. A. Bragg and D. J. Brown, Springfield, Massa- 

 chusetts. 



26,926 (1907). Spring wheel with rubber tires other than pneumatic. 

 J. Slee, Earlestown, Lanes. 



26,983 (1907). Hoof pad. A. Del Hoyo y Diez, Madrid, Spain. 



27,058 (1907). Elastic tire. [Tread of solid rubber, with or without a 

 pneumatic cushion between it and the rim.] A. Beldam, Baldock. Hert». 



27,060 (1907). Plastic composition composed largelv of sulphur lampblack 

 and mica, for electric insulators and the like. J. Johnson, Bilston. 



27,102 (1907). Heel p"ad to be worn inside of boots. R. E. Bascombe, 

 Bury St. Edmunds. 



27,259 C1907). Pneumatic tire comprising an inflatable tube between which 

 and the tread is another tube filled with sand. G. A. Bennett tnd 

 J. A. Smith, Leytonstone. 



27,328 (1907). Rim for pneumatic tires. A. Anthony and J. H. Brown- 

 hill, Wolverhampton. 



27,362 (1907). L)etachable divided rim for tires. H. Parsons, Southampton. 



27,558 (1907). Rim for pneumatic tires with one-half detachable. L. R. 

 Oswald-Sealy, Bray, County Wicklow. 



27,571 (1907). Solid tire the inner portion of which is of cheaper rubber 

 or comp<:)und than the tread. E. Kempshall. London. 



27,584 (1907). Pneumatic tire with sections each equipped with a valve. 

 J. Nash and A. H. Roper, Salisbury. 



27,589 (1907). Billiard cue tip of leather, covered with india-rubber or 

 gutta-percha. W. D. Palmer, Kilmacolm. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, April 15, 1909-] 

 27,628 (1907). Surgical syringe. F. W. Ingram, London, and W. Mars- 

 den, Hoylake. 

 27,630 (1907). Device for allowing the escape of air from a tire, while 



being filled with a p'lastic composition, when in place on the wheel. 



W. J. Thorold, London. 

 27,663 (1907). Tire rim with detachable flange. H. C. I. Rich and W. 



George, Brecon, South Wales. 

 •27.703 (1907). Pneumatic tire tread of fabric layers with the wear on 



the edge. W. D. Harris, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

 27,822 (1907). Wheel with rubber tread between which and the rim 



volute springs are placed. L. BoJrault and P. Boucher, Paris. France. 

 27,931 (1907). Non skid studs for pneumatic tires. A. Bodenheimcr, 



London. 

 27,954 (1907). Circuniferencially divided detachable tire carrying rim. 



G. Webb, Monmouth. 

 27.954 (1907). Pneumatic tire. Same. 

 27,957 (1907). Pump for inflating motor tires by the motion of the car. 



C. S. Moore, Edgbaston. 

 27,961 (1907). Heel protector. J. E. Audslcy of R. & J. Dick, Ltd., 



Glasgow. 

 28,026 (1907). Pneumatic tire in which wire fabrics arc embedded. A. 



Raimon, Paris, France. 

 28,085 (1907). Device for preventing solid tires from slipping. W. L. 



Bragg, London. 



