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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[October 1, 1912. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED AUGUST 6, 1912. 



NO. 1,034,468. Tire for automobile wheels. H. Knoch, Aldershof, near 

 Berlin, Germany. 

 1,034,475. Resilient vehicle wheel. M. Mathiesen, San .Antonio, 

 Texas. 

 1,034,497. Elastic suspension device for motor cars. F. Pagliano, Turin, 



luly. 

 1,034,511. Automatic hose and tire connector. E. J. Rohrbachcr, Port- 

 land, Ore. 

 1,034,524. Spring wheel. C. Sjogren, Wcssington Springs, S. D. 

 1,034,720. Spring cushion tire. N. McQueen, Ludowici, Ga. 

 1,034,744. Shoe or boot. F. Tilt and J. E. Telling, Holland. Mich. 

 1,034,748. Pneumatic tire. E. Weil, New Orleans, La. 

 1,034,763. Cushion innersole for shoes. F. O. Brown, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,034,779. Device for holding reins, leaches, and the like. U. Franzky, 



Liegnitz, and J. Wieczorek, Haynau, Germany. 

 1,034,847. Vehicle wheel. P. I. Viel, Paris, France. 

 1,034,942. Resilient metal tire for vehicle wheels. F. W. Wieber, Colorado 



Springs, Col. 

 1,034,966. Tire. H. A. Brandenburger, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,034,975. Resilient wheel. Z. D. Butts, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1,034,980. Spring wheel. J. F. Cocowitch, Dunnellon, Fla. 

 1,035,004. Vehicle wheel. T. A. Hargraves and E. J. McCord. Belfast, 



Ireland. 

 1.035,052. Spring tire. C. P. Rosier, Boulder, Col. 

 1,035,058. Spring wheel for automobiles and other vehicles. VV. Stephens, 



New Bedford, Mass., and H. M. Gaston, Newport, R. I. 

 1,035,078. Resilient tire for vehicle wheels. \V. W. Broga, Springfield, 



Mass. 

 1.035,107. Elastic material. W. J. Teufel, Stuttgart, Germany. 

 1,035,128. Cushion tire for wheels. N. McQueen, Ludowici, Ga. 



Reissue. 



13,454. Supporting and retaining device for spare tires. \V. .-X. Allen, 

 New York. 



ISSUED AUGUST 13. 1912. 



1.035,138. Vehicle tire. F. N. Ashley, New York. 



1.035,207. J. K. Libby, Maiden, Mass. 



1.035,217. Face protector. O. H. McQuary, Jr., Lawrence, Kan. 



1,035,283. Self-inflating and non-collapsible pneumatic tire. F. F. Wear, 

 San Francisco, Cal. 



1.035,367. Resilient wheel. A. Loock, HayBeld, Iowa. 



1,035,371. Cushion heel. C. H. C. Martin, Forestville, N. Y. 



1,035,473. Tire. A. C. Rovelli, Philadelphia, Pa, 



1,035,487. Vehicle tire. G. E. Starn, assignor to Starn Tire Mfg. Co., 

 Camden, N. J. 



1,035,560. Method of refilling aerial vehicles during a flight. H. Erd- 

 mann, Charlottenburg, Germany. 



1,035,586. Grip tread for elastic tires. C. L. Hoff, York, Pa. 



1,035,749. ."Xpparatus for making tires. J. N. Satterthwaite, assignor to 

 Empire Tire Co. — both of Trenton, N. J. 



1,035,788. Synthetic caoutchouc. .\. Heinemann, South Kensington, Lon- 

 don, England. 



1,035,804. Air compressor. M. Mintz, Rock Island, 111. 



Trade Marks. 



64,275. Parker, Stearns & Co., New York. The word Boudoir. For 



rubber bathing caps. 

 64,406. Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. The word Tu.iedo. For rubber 



boots, shoes, etc. 

 64,409. International Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. The words Golden West. 



For rubber boots and shoes. 



ISSUED AUGUST 20, 1912. 



1.035,851. Elastic tire for the wheels of vehicles. F. E. Blaisdell, Ham- 

 mersmith, England. 



1.035,859. Metallic packing. P. Conniff, Washington, D. C. 



1,035,867. Wire winding machine. A. L. Eastham, Beaumont, Tex., as- 

 signor to J. A. Wiggs, Chattanooga, Tenn. 



1,035,870. Vehicle tire. J. G. Funk, Swissvaleborough, Pa. 



1,035,912. Wheel. M. C. Rose, Cleveland, Ohio. 



1,036,016. Tire. E. Siegel and J. Ruppert, Jr., New York. 



1,036,020. Tire holder. A. M. Sonnichsen, assignor to Auto Parts Mfg. 

 Co. — both of Milwaukee, Wis. 



1,036,065. Vehicle tire. C. W. Blaney, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,036,120. Hose supporting device. W. Humbaugh, Dayton. Ohio. 



1,036,188. Resilient antifriction hub for vehicle wheels. C. G. Capwell, 

 Roslindale, Mass. 



1 036 251. Pneumatic rubber tire protector. J. F. Johnson, Jamestown, 

 N. Y. 



1.036,311. Wire cutting machine. F. H. Nullmeyer and C. A. Porath, 

 Struthers, Ohio, assignors to The Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., 

 Youngstown, Ohio. 



1 036 340 Cushioning device. A. F. Rockwell and C. F. Schmelz, assign- 

 ors to The New Departure Mfg. Co. — both of Bristol, Conn. 



1,036,349. Hose coupling. C. C. Schultz, Victor, Iowa. 



1,036,428. Coated niel.il wire rubber fabric. R. M. Bisscll, Valcour. N. Y. 



1.036,448. Device for testing piston rings. D. J. Campbell, Muskegon, 



Mich. 



1.036,455. Pneumatic tire. J. H. Clune, Springfield, Mass. 



1,036,493. Pneumatic tire. B. B. Hill, London, England. 



1,036,516. Rubber tire. J. J. Beitler, New York, assignor to H. C. 



Beitler, Chicago, 111. 



ISSUED AUGUST 27, 1912. 



1.036.532. Shelter for dirigible balloons, airships and the like. R. A. Katz 

 Berlin, Germany. 



1.036.533. Vehicle wheel. W. C. Allen, Kansas City, Mo. 



1,036,576. Attaching rubber to metals. L. Daft, Rutherford, N. J., as- 

 signor to Electro-Chemical Rubber & Mfg. Co. of New Jersey. 



1,036,579. Resilient wheel. W. W. Darling, Delta, Col. 



1,036,595. Suspender garter for stockings. H. Fenton, Glebe Point, near 

 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. 



1,036,599. Vehicle wheel. A. H. Flournoy, Heraldsburg, Cal. 



1,036,603. Signal for pneumatic tires. F. L. Fuller, Sacramento, Cal. 



1,036,685. Vehicle wheel. R. D. Muro, Habana, Cuba. 



1,036,748. Tire removing device. W. L. Tobey, Winthrop, Mass. 



1,036,776. Tire armor. H. Auperl, New York. 



1,036,829. Cushion tired wheel. N. Gratz, Boise. Idaho. 



1.036.855. Pneumatic vehicle wheel. G. Kanter, Murtoa, Victoria, -Aus- 

 tralia. 



1.036.856. Pneumatic shock absorber for vehicles. G. Kanter, Murtoa, 

 Victoria, Australia. 



1,036,955. Tire. G. V. Benninghoft, Meadville, Pa. 

 1,037,116. Tread for tires. J. A. Bowden, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,037,144. Vehicle wheel. T. J. Holland, Antigo, Wis. 

 1,037,158. Process of manufacturing substitutes for oils, caoutchouc, resins 

 and the like. L. Lilienfeld, Vienna, Austria-Hungary. 



Trade Mark. 



52,874. Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. The word Winner. For rubber 

 boots, shoes, etc. 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



The number given is that assigned to the Patent at the tiling of the applica- 

 tion, which in the case of these listed below was in 1910. 



^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, August 8, 1912.] 

 9,264. Rubber substitutes. J. Stockhausen, 105 Fischelnerstrasse, Crefeld, 

 Germany. 



9,281. Tire attachments to rims. J. W. Hall, 70 Josephine avenue, Brix- 

 ton Hill, and C. Baynes, 9 Kensington Court Mansions — both in 

 London. 



9,290. Wheel tires. T. H. B. Gayner, 113 Neville street, Middle Park. 

 South Melbourne, .\ustralia. 



9,321. Moulding tires. Margetts International Sectional Tire Co., 56 

 Moorgate street, and A. J. M. Smith, Venner Villa. Venner Road, 

 Sydenham — both in London. 



9,364. Fluid pressure relays for amplifying sounds. See. des Etablissc- 

 ments. Gaumont, 57, Rue St, Roche, Paris. 



9,427. Vehicle wheels. F. H. de Lostalot, 3 Avenue des Moulineaux, 

 Billancourt, Seine, France. 



9,434. Vehicle wheels. H. Farjas, 13 Rue Vignon, Paris. 



9,497. Copying documents, etc. B. J. Hall, 41 Castelnau, Barnes. London. 



9.533. Electric conductors. C. J. Beaver. Rangemoor Crescent Road, 

 Hale, aid E. A. Claremont, Broom Cottage, High Leigh — both in 

 Cheshire. 



9.534. Sponge substitutes. B. W. Wittenberg, 31 Weidendamm. Riga, 

 Russia. 



9.535. Sphygmometers. A. A. Thornton, 38 Chancery Lane, London. 

 9,546. Wheel tires. C. Schmidt, Ichenhausen, Bavaria. 



9.580. Vehicle wheels. Austin Motor Co.. and H. Austin, Longbridge 



Works. Xorthfield, near Birmingham. 

 9,600. India rubber washing machines, etc. R. Bridge. Castleton Iron- 

 works. Castleton, Lancashire. 

 9,635. Railway vehicles. A. Spencer, 77 Cannon street, London. 

 9,722. Diolefines; caoutchouc. W. H. Perkin and C. Weizraann, University 



Manchester, and F. E. Matthews and E. H. Strange, 7 Maple Inn, 



London. 

 9,734. Chair feet. H. Cohrs, 73 Steinstrasse, Dusseldorf, Germany. 



[Abstracted in the Illustr.ated Official Journ.\l, August 14. 1912.] 

 9,778. Discharging bottles, etc. R. G. Slee, Dowanhurst. Atkins Road, 



Clapham Park, London. 

 9 833. Boot machinery. F, H. and H. S. Pochin, of Standard Engineering 



Co., Evington Valley Road, Leicester. 

 9,855. Baths. A. C. Franklin. 24 Chatham Place, and G. W. Beall. 51 



Gardner street — both in Brighton. 

 9,888. Signals. T. Buck and H. Them. Dinglingen. Baden, Germar.y. 

 9,923. Filling tires. R. Zimpel, 25 Verlangerte Wilhelmstrasse, Gros»- 



lichterfelde, Berlin. 



