February 1, 191 3. J 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



275 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 3, 1912. 



NO. 1,045,825. Testingm.ichine. W. W. Duncan, Watertown, Mass, 

 assignor to Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. 

 1,045,858. Life-preserver. H. Laprise, Holyokc, Mass. 

 1,045,937. Valve for automobile-tires. C. R. C. Borden, Brookline, Mass. 

 1,045,947. Bath-tub cover. \V. W. Christensen, Portland, Ore. 

 1,045,955. Pneumatic tire. M. A. Dees, Pascagoula, Miss., assignor to 



American Tire Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

 1. 046. 033. Adjustable garden-hose supporter. \V. O. Smith, Oxford, Mich. 

 1,046,068. Life-preserver. W. J. G. Ilebs, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,046,272. Emergency traction device. F. B. Comins, Sharon, Mass. 



Designs. 



43.310. Tire tread. A, P. Lohmann, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — 

 both of Akron, Ohio. 



43.311. Tire tread. .-X. P. Lohmann, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — 

 both of Akron, Ohio. 



43.330. Wheel. W. C. Teasdale, Jr., assignor to The Motor Car Mfg. Co. 

 • — both of Indianapolis, Ind. 



43,332. Tire tread. E. G. Work, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — 

 both of .^kron, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 



63,825. The Essenkay Co., Chicago, III. The word Esseitkay. A com- 

 pound for filling automobile tires in place of air. 



65,509. Sealo Tire Co., Chicago, III. The word Sealo inside of tire. A 

 composition for preventing leakage of air through punctures in pneu- 

 matic tires. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 10, 1912. 



1,046,424. Life-saving device. T. E. And, Herndon, Va. 



1,046,451. Tire mail. J. B. Duhring, Chestnut Hill, Pa. 



1,046,501. Socket member for water bags. M. C. Schweinert, West Ho- 

 boken, N. J., and H. P. Kraft, New York. 



1,046,584. Syrmge. M. .\. Grafilin and R. 1. Greg§, Los Angeles, Cal. 



1,046,629. Fastening device for tires. W. R. Morrison, Chicago, 111. 



1,046,686. Rubber tire protector. J. A. Utter, Crawfordsville, Ind., as- 

 signor of one-half to J. F. Utter, San Francisco, Cal. 



1.046.712. Resilient wheel. B. .Anderson and C. L. Miles, Boston, Mass. 



1,046,760. Resilient wheel for vehicles. R. E. Fivey, Newark, N. J. 



1.046,839. V'ehicle washer. E. Muller, Weehawken, N. J. 



1,046.855. Tire clencher ring lock. P. Recconi, San Francisco, Cal. 



1,046.901. Hose connection. J. P. Tierncy and L. Csernai, Youngstown, 

 Ohio. 



1,046,909. Hose reel. C. Wagner, Grantwood, N. J. 



1,046,954. Anti-skidding device for motor vehicle tires. F. E. Bond, Wal- 

 ton, N. Y'. 



1.047,063. Hose coupling. J. H. Irving and M. Pedersen, Kenosha, Wis. 



Design. 



43,335. Tire tread. W. R. Blowers, Toronto, Ont., Canada. 

 Trade Marks. 



24.146. Massachusetts Chemical Co., Walpole, Mass. The word Dryfoot. 

 Waterproof textile fabric. 



59.000. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New Y'ork. The word Brassiere. 

 Dress shields. 



59,773. Kabus Rubber Co., New York. The word Victor. Rubber erasers 

 and rubber bands. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 17, 1912. 



1.047,166. Repair or reinforcement of pneumatic tires. T. E. Cann, Lei- 

 cester, England. 



1.047.190. Resilient wheel. W. C. Fickes, Shirland, 111. 



1,047,204. Inner tube guard for pneumatic tires. S. Goodman, Bayonne, 

 N. J. 



1,047,268. Cushion wheel. J. Millar, assignor of one-half to D. Campbell 

 — both of Arlington, X. J. 



1,047,278. Traction wheel attachment. O. Olson, Brager, Minn. 



1,047,297. Resilient wheel. L. S. Robbins and J. R. Davis, Vine Grove, 

 Ky. 



1,047.303. Spare tire cover. H. A. Sallop, New Y'ork. 



1.047.268. Cushion wheel. J. Millar, assignor of one-half to D. Campbell 

 — both of Arlington, N. J. 



1,047.297. Resilient wheel. L. S. Robbins and J. R. Davis, Vine Grove, 

 Ky. 



1.047.352. Automatic air hose coupling. W. A. Weil, Findlay, Ohio, as- 

 signor of one-half to J. W. Grant. Uniontown, Ohio. 



1,047,354. Ball. L. Wermelinsr, Covington, Ky., assignor to P. Gold- 

 smith's Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



1,047,407. Resilient tire for vehicles. H. D. Hart, San Diego, Cal. 



1,047,409. Pneumatic tire pump coupling. R. F. Hersey, Beverly. Mass. 



1,047,485. Combination spring cushion tire wheel. R. F. Balding and 

 H. P. Garland, Los Angeles, Cal. 



1,047.495. Pneumatic wheel. A. Burfoot and J. Burfoot, .-\uckland, New 

 Zealand. 



1,047.504. Rubber shoe. J. T. \'rowley. assignor to The Beacon Falls 

 Rubber Shoe Co. — both of Beacon Falls, Conn. 



1,047.538. Spring tire for automobiles or other vehicles. G. A. and W. M. 

 Krautter. Marion, Ohio. 



1,047.544. W^ringer. C. J. Marth, assignor to Wayne Mfg. Co. — both of 

 St. Louis, Mo. 



1,047,594. Expansible core for repairing tires. E. H. Trump, assignor of 

 one-half to J. K. Williams — both of Akron, Ohio. 



1.047.620. Pneumatic wheel. J. .\. and R. R. Dennis, Cambridge City, 

 Ind., assignors to International Pneumatic Wheel Co. of Indiana. 



1.047.621. Pneumatic wheel. J. M. and R. R. Dennis, Cambridge City, 

 Indiana. 



1,047,642. Vehicle wheel. .\. Jaeger, Jackson, Mo. 



1.047,658. Jeweler's tool. A. J. Krueger, North Branch. Minn. 



1,047.663. Turbine compressor or pump for elastic fluids. F. Lawaczeck, 



.Aerzen, near Hameln, Germany. 

 1,047,750. Manufacture of rubber footwear. M. C. Clark, Providence, 



R. L 

 1,047,790. Tire patch. R. E. Gregg, assignor to General Specialty Co. — 



both of Indianapolis. Ind. 

 1,047.803. Inner tube for automobile wheels. D. W. Harris. Platte City, 



Missouri. 



1,047,888. Resilient vehicle wheel. J. Gaynor, assignor to Standard Resili- 

 ent Wheel Co., Inc. — both of New Y'ork. 

 Dcsig7t. 



43,348. Tire tread. E. C. Shaw, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co.— both 

 of Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 



64,714. W. S. Daniels, Boston, Mass. The words \'ew Era written above 

 the words "Sitnf'ly Honest." Pneumatic tires. 



64,869. Ste. Ame. Pour Le Commerce & I'lndustrie du Caoutchouc, Brus- 

 sels, Belgium. The word Royal under picture of tiger's head in circle. 

 For automobile horn bulbs. 



66,333. The Ringwalt Linoleum Works, New Brunswick, N. J. The word 

 Riibbcrolcum fancily written. A waterproof floor covering similar to 

 linoleum. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 24, 1912. 



1.047,918. Elastic fluid turbine. G. B. Collier, Kindcrhook, N. Y. 



1,047,962. Hose clamp. C. Marion, Petaluma. Cal. 



1,048,054. Resilient wheel rim. J. Adman, assignor to A. M. Hovland — 

 both of Minneapolis, Minn. 



1,048.069. Syringe. E. E. Hall, Wausau, Wis., assignor to Layula W. 

 Hall, Chicago. 111. 



1,048.120. .Automatic air coupling. J. C. Wright, Kansas City, Mo. 



1,048.138. Method of vulcanizing vulcanizable articles. W. W. Duncan, 

 Boston, and N. E. Tousley, Watertown, assignors to Hood Rubber Co. — 

 all of Massachusetts. 



1,048.183. Cover for vehicle wheels. K. J. Lageson, Benson, Minn. 



1,048,208. Device for reoairing pneumatic tires. 



1,048,215. Wringer. S. E. Schroeder, Minier, 111. 



1,048,238. Spring tire. P. Tysseling, Pelia, Iowa. 



1,048.326. Manufacture of composite tubes. W. Love, London, England. 



1,048,367. Rubber heel. L. J. Sodcrlund, Two Harbors, Minn. 



1,048.371. Pneumatic cushion spring for wheeled vehicles. J. W. Sutton, 

 assignor to Mary Sutton — both of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 



1,048,376. .Anti-skidding device. R. J. Thiesen, and C. T. King, Jr., At- 

 lanta, Ga. « , J .-. , 



1,048,385. Puncture repairer. W. R. Barstow. Oakland, Cal. 



1,048,423. Puncture proof tire. W. McKay, New Y'ork. 

 ISSUED DECEMBER 31, 1912. 



1,048,564. Elastic fluid turbine. J. F. Metten, Philadelphia, Fa., assignor 

 to the Wm. Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Building Co. of Pennsylvania. 



1,048,813. Resilient wheel. W. F. Doll, Liberty, N. Y. 



1,048,863. Hose reel. R. L. Notman, assignor to McKinnon Dash Co. — 

 both of Buffalo, N. Y. ^ ^. 



1,048,904. Elastic wheel for automobiles and other vehicles. A. Sordi, 

 Lugano, Switzerland. 



1.049,039. Rubber composition. W. F. Beasley, Plymouth, N. C. 



1,049,046. Spring cushioned wheel. S. W. Buercklin, Prague, Okla. 



1,049,067. Resilient tire for vehicle wheels. O. Erickson, and O. G. Sun- 

 den, Chicago, 111. 



1,049.071. Spring tire for vehicles. P. C. Fox, assignor to Fox Spring 

 Tire Co. — both of Spokane, Wash. 



1,049.090. Device for repairing pneumatic tire tubes. A. R. Hoeft, Chi- 

 cago, 111. 



1,049,129. Resilient wheeL H. C. Moore, Cleburne, Te.\as. 



1,049,142. Tire alarm. J. B. Polo. Clear Lake, S. D. 



1.049,157. Tire. P. C. Seward, Petersburg, Va. 



1,049,164. Shoe heel. W. E. Stedman, Zanesville, Ohio. 



1,049,287. Clencher tire retaining device. S. Barnett, Tipton, assignor to 

 Joseph Darius Griffin, London — both of England. 



1,049.300. Vehicle wheel. S. C. Harfield, Baltimore, Md. 



1,049,313. Protective shoe for tires. J. A. Murphy. Holyoke, and R. J. 

 Harrison, Chicopee Falls — both of Massachusetts. 



Design. 

 43,412. Tire tread. E. C. Shaw, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co. — 

 both of .Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 

 58,272. Louis Judell, New Y'ork. The words Regime Shoe. Boots, shoes, 



etc. 

 65,055. Federal Rubber Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, and Cudahy, Wis. The word 

 Rugged. Rubber vehicle tires. 



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. 

 'Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, December 4, 1912.] 

 18,356 (1911). Isoprene; intermediate products. J. Y. Johnson, 47 Lin- 

 coln's Inn Fields, London. 

 18,391 (1911). Elastic bulbs for motor horns, etc. -A. Cleret, 6 avenue 



Gambetta, Paris. 

 18,408 (1911). Balata plies in belts. R. Slack, Market Place, Chapel-en-le- 

 Frith, Derbvshire. 



18.430 (1911). Supplementary air tubes for tires. T. and J. Nuttall, 536 

 Romford Road, and R. Nuttall. Goodmayes avenue — both in Goodmayes. 



18.431 (1911). Isoprene and similar hydrocarbons; caoutchouc. K. Gott- 

 lob, Prague-\'ysocan, Austria. 



18 452 (1911). Tread bands for tires. W. H. J. Willson, 40 Chapel street, 

 St. Kilda, and S. Moody, Plenty Road, Preston— both in Victoria, 

 Australia. , „ , , ,„ ^ • v 



18.469 (1911). Tread bands with metal plates. T. H. Rushton, 158 Grimsby 

 Road, New Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire. , r-, ■ .t 



18.470 (1911). Improvement in tread bands. G. A. Mortier, Elsinore, 

 Garstang Road, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire. 



" tees. W. _ _ _ 



Francis, Bays Hill, Ffynone Ter- 



18,540 (1911). Rubber covers for golf tees. W. H. H. Booth, 4 Wood, 

 lands Terrace, Blackhill, and W. H " ' " "'" ^' "' 



race — both in Swansea 



18,556 (1911). Spring wheels with pneumatic cushions. E. Jones, The 

 Poplars," Greenfield, near Holywell, North Wales, and W. S. Williams, 

 28 Bowring Road, Ramsey, Isle of Man. 



