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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[September 1, 1913. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED JULY 1, 1913. 



NO. 1,065,942. Vehicle wheel. E. Hopkinson, East Orange, N. J. 

 1.065.978. Tire. W. T. Smith. Bolton, England. 

 1,066.121. Bath apparatus. J. F. King, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1,066.210. Tire shoe releasing tool. P. T. Mahon, Cranston, R. I. 

 1,066,217. Swimming and life preserving belt. M. D. Nekarda, New York. 

 1,066,268. Combined eraser and brush. A. M. Goldzier, New York. 

 1,066,381. Eoot cushion for sewing machine. R. E. Daniel, Spartanburg, 



S. C. 



Trade Mark. 

 RL-vcre Rubber Co.. Providence, R. 

 ing. hose ar.d jiacking, etc. 



I. The initials H. C. 



Belt- 



44,298. Rubber vehicle tire. 



66.101. 



67,467 



ISSUED JULY 8, 1913. 

 1,066,480. Artisan's india-rubber glove. H. C. Finlay, Sydney, New South 



Wales, Australia. 

 1,066,516. Life saving suit. J. E. Moore, Nelson, British Columbia, Can. 

 1.066.524. Garter. B. W. Parker. New York. 

 1,066.697. Swimming glove. L. M. Baker. Columbus, Ohio. 

 1,066.759. Elastic cord or strand. M. W. Schloss, New York. 

 1,066,784. Elastic tire for automobiles. C. W. Barrett, San Jose, Cal. 

 1,066,851. Tire protector. T. Y. Stewart, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can. 

 1,066,873. Vent for nursing nipples. P. Wisotzky, Frankfort-on-the-Main, 



Germany. 

 1.067.012. Eraser. E. Faber. New York. 



1,067,051. Atomizer comb. J. J. Moore, South Charleston, Ohio. 



Design. 

 J. Connolly, Detroit, Mich. 

 Trade Marks. 

 Adhesive \'ulko-Fiberene Co.. Oklahoma, Okla. The words Vnlko- 

 Fibcrcne in a disconnected circle. A liquid compound for pre- 

 venting and stopping leaks in pneumatic tires. 

 The Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. The word Rnsco. 

 Woven machine belting. 



ISSUED JULY 15, 1913. 

 1,067.239. Guard for tires. A. W. Grain, Petroleum, Ind. 

 1,067.307. Vehicle tire. J. Christy, Akron. Ohio. 

 1,067,337. Hose coupling. H. H. Hewitt, Buffalo. N. Y. 

 1,067,361. Wheel tire. T. Midgley. assignor to The Hartford Rubber 



Works Co. — both of Hartford, Conn. 

 1,067,386. Vehicle wheel. J. J. van Iderstine, Kansas City, Mo. 

 1,067,497. Vaginal syringe. H. S. Williams, San Diego, Cal. 

 1,067,507. Antiskidding vehicle wheel tire. M. A. Dees. Pascagoula, Miss., 

 and T. M. Dees, Midlothian, Texas, assignors to American 

 Tire Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,067,558. Pneumatic tire for vehicle wheels. Jacques Steinberg, Paris, 



France. 

 1,067.563. Armored tire. .-X. G. Wagner, Akron, Ohio. 

 1,067,639. Resilient tire. \\. E. Budd. Elizabeth, N. J. 

 1,067,668. Resilient tire. H. McCleary, Washington, D. C. 

 1,087,726. Automobile tire. H. P. Fouque, New York. 

 1,067,754. Article of footwear. J. H. Pearce, Westmount, Quebec, Can. 

 1,067,761. Sanitary belt and pad. A. Schulz, Westfield, N. J. 



Trade Marks. 

 68,692. Lee Tire & Rubber Co., Whitemarsh township. Montgomery county, 



Pa. Illustration of man's face in section of tire. 

 71,001. Illinois Iron & Bolt Co., Carpentersville, 111. The words Southern 

 Crescent over illustration of moon and sun. Tire benders and 

 tire shrinkers. 

 71,151. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York. The word Triton. Dress 



shields. 

 71,158. Morris Barrow, New York. The word Poca. Dress shields. 



1.067,844. 

 1,067,913. 

 1,067,949. 



1,068,022. 



1.068,025. 

 1,068,040. 



1,068.041. 



1,068,073. 

 1,068,180. 

 1,068,181. 

 1,068,224. 



1,068,362. 

 44,380. 



1913. 

 C. S. Scott, Cadiz, Ohio. 



ISSUED JULY 22, 

 Open bellied pneumatic tire shoe. 

 Non-skidding device for wheels. W. E. Gerth, Chicago, 111. 

 Resilient tire. W. S. Temple, Sidney, HI. 

 Liner for pneumatic tires. R. K. Taylor, assignor to G. S. Field 



— both of Detroit, Mich. 

 Tire. R. M. P. Thorp. Cambridge. Mass. 

 Sectional solid tire. J. C. Cole, assignor to Fisk Rubber Co. — 



both of Chicopee Falls. Mass. 

 Rim construction. J. C. Cole, assignor to Fisk Rubber Co. — 



both of Chicopee Falls, Mass. 

 Non-slipping rubber heel. E. G. Perkins, San Francisco, Cal. 

 Tire testing machine. K. W. Sonntag, St. Louis, Mo. 



G. E. Sprague, West End, 

 E. De Journo, Allentown, 



Resilient wheel 

 \'ehicle wheel. 



S. Labe, New York, 

 Water bag. C. J. O'Riely, Los Angeles. Cal 

 Designs. 

 Fire hose connection. A. Michak, Rhone, Pa. 



111. 

 Pa.. 



assignor to 



44.383. Tire. H. K. Raymond, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — both 



of Akron. Ohio. 



44.384. Tire. H. K. Ravmond. assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — both 



of Akron. Ohio. 



44.385. Tire. H. K. Raymond, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — both 



of .Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Mark. 



70.164. "Semperit" Oesterreicliisch-Amerikansche Gummiwerke Aktiengesell- 

 schaft, Vienna, Austria. 



ISSLTED JULY 29, 1913. 

 1,068,491. Armored hose. W. H. Eynon, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1,068,497. Apparatus for tapping rubber trees. E. W. Graves, assignor to 



Graves & Graves Co. — all of Boston, Mass. 

 1,068,532. Steel spring automobile tire. O. G. Rugtwet, Longmont, Col. 

 1,068.572. Wheel. W. H. Dean. Newark. Del. 

 1,068,590. Wheel. K. Jasiecki, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,068,619. Pneumatic tire. R. J. Wynn, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 



1.068.653. Apparatus for repairing tires. W. A. Hinds, Hartford, Conn., 



assignor of one-half to S.* H. Hoverter, and one-half to H. E. 

 Eberly, Reading, Pa. 



1.068.654. Expander for tire vulcanizers. W. A. Hinds, assignor of one- 



half to S. H. Hoverter, and one-half to H. E. Eberly— all of 



Reading, Pa. 

 1.068.720. Spring tire. Charles .\. Wheaton, Stockton, Cal. 

 1.068,816. Life preserver. J. R. Ortman. Raynesford, Mont. 

 1.068,866. Life saving suit. W. A. Douglas, Centralia. Wash. 

 1,068,892. Protective casing for tires. W. R. Green, Chicago, HI. 

 1.069.015. Automobile tire pump. A. Jabusch, Deer Park, Wis. 

 1.069.025. .Automobile wheel and rim. G. P. Pappadakes. New York. 

 1,069.059. Automobile wheel. E. E. Frederick, Shelby, Mich. 



Designs. 



44.407. Tire tread. A. H. Marks, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — 



both of Akron, Ohio. 



44.408. Golf ball. P. A. Martin and J. Stanley, Birmingham. England. 



Trade Marks. 

 68,284. O. M. Mackie, Brantford, Canada. 



fillers. 



70,897. Hood Rubber Co.. Watertown, Mass. 



oval. Rubber boots and shoes, etc. 



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



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



The words Lastic-Air. Tire 

 The word Redwing in fancy 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 

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

 tion, which in the case of these listed below was in 1911 and 1912. 

 'Denotes Patents for American Jnz'entions. 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, July 2, 1913.] 

 5,942 (1912). Tread band projections. A. E. Wale. Coleshill. near Birm- 

 ingham, and Wale's Invulnerable Tyre Syndicate, Broad 



Street House. London. 

 Rubber protectors for boots. J. A. Redfern. The Cottage, 



Raglan street, Hyde, Cheshire. 

 Rubber in tire covers. J. B. Salmon and E. W. Roy, 213 



Princes street, Dunedin, New Zealand. 

 Anaesthetic inhalers. W. de C. Prideaux, 12 Frederick 



Place, W^eymouth, Dorset. 

 Life belts. C. L. Menzel, Nobby. Queensland. Australia. 

 Synthetic caoutchouc. I. Ostromislensky, and Obstchestvo 



Proizvodstva and Torgovli Resinovymi Izdeliami "Boga- 



tyr'* 15, Miasnitzkaia, Moscow, Russia. 

 Synthetic caoutchouc. I. Ostromislensky, and Obstchestvo 



Proizvodstva and Torgovli Resinovymi Izdeliami "Boga- 



tyr" 15, Miasnitzkaia, Moscow, Russia. 

 Erythrene and isoprene. I. Ostromislensky, and Obstchestvo 



Proizvodstva and Torgovli Resinovymi Izdeliami "Boga- 



tyr" 15. Miasnitzkaia, Moscow, Russia. 

 Tire jackets and covers. A. E. Wale, Coleshill, near Birm- 

 ingham, and E. H. Jones, 318 Euston Road, London. 

 Improvements in elastic tires. M. Overman, 391 West End 



avenue, Manhattan, N. Y. 



[Abstracted in The Illustr.ited Official Journal, July 9, 1913.] 

 6,594 (1912). Resilient sections in tires. P. G. Seward. Petersburg. Va., 

 U. S. A. 



N. H. Home, 2511 E. 9th street, 

 S. A. 

 Boot containing strips of rubber. C. M. Hart, The Studio, 



The Lizard. Cornwall. 

 Cover of pneumatic tire. C. Orsett, 156 Mount Auburn 



street, Cambridge, Mass., L*. S. A. 

 Rims for beaded edge tires. Margetts International Sec- 

 tional Tyre Co., 56 Moorgate street, and A. J. M. Smith, 

 Venner Villa, Venner Road, Sydenham — both in London. 

 Two-part rubber tread. G. J. Krol. 76 Boulevard de Ver- 

 sailles, Suresnes, Seine, France. 

 *6.79l (1912). Fabrics treated with rubber, etc. .\. H. Henderson, 2624 

 North Calvert street, Baltimore, Md., U. S. A. 



5,948 (1912). 

 6,081 (1912). 

 6.085 (1912). 



6,216 (1912). 



6.299 (1912). 



6.300 (1912). 



6.301 (1912). 



6,324 (1912). 

 *6.581 (1912). 



•6,663 (1912). Tread band surfaces. 



Kansas City. Mo., U. 

 6,688 (1912). 



*6,734 (1912) 



6,736 (1912). 



6,76^ (1912). 



