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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[April 1, 1913. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED FEURIjAKY 4, 19U. 



NO. 1,051.939. Resilient tire. P. F. Wobst. Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1,051,975. Tire fastener. E. G. Watrous, Chicago. III. 

 1,051,987. Process of treating rubber and product of the same. 

 1,052,009. Cushioned automobile wheel. W. F. Nelson, Exira, Iowa. 

 1,05-^,064. Vehicle wheel. E. F. KrcU, Detroit, Mich. 



1,052. OSS. Combined hose coupling and faucet. L. C. Prcttvm:in. Los An- 

 geles, Cal. 



1,052,103. Hose clamp. W. J. Tuttlc, Albany, Wyo. 

 1,052.106. Hose. F. D. Voorhccs, Montclair, N. J. 



1,052.129. Tire fastener. F. M. Carhart, Sea ClitT, and A. Van de Water. 



Glen Cove, N. Y. 



1,052,143. Rubber stamp. E. L. Hamilton, Lumberton, N. C. 



1,052,270. Wheel. L. II. Perlman, New York. 



1.052.289. Milk bottle stopper. T. B. Sluby, Canonsburg, Pa. 



1.052.290. Wheel. B. Smartt,. Indianapolis. Ind. 

 1,052,350. Spring wheel. V. E. Lane, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1,052,358. Cushion spring wheel. H. J. Marks, Toowoomba, Queen^^lantl. 



Australia. 

 1,052,391. Sediment tester. T. L. Valerius and O, Larscn. Fort Atkinson. 



Wis., assignors to Creamery Package Mfg. Co.. of Illinois. 

 1,052,422. Inclosed core for tires. J. M. Miller, Washington, D. C. 

 1,052.430. Vulcanizing distinct parts or surfaces of rubber. O. Walter. 



Hanover, Germany. 



Designs. 

 43,495. Wheel tire. J. Christy, Akron, Ohio. 

 43,499. Rubber cushion. W. A, Force, New York. 



Trade Marks. 



55,728. New York Belting and Packing Co.. Ltd., assignor to New York 

 Belting and Packing Co., N. Y. The trade mark Great Seal, with 

 company's name and dates of foundation and incorporation in circle. 



67,188. Chicago Belting Co., Chicago. 111. The word Reliance. For 

 leather belting. 



ISSUED FEBRLTARY 11, 1913. 



1,052,508. Rotable heel lift. W. J. Newland, Omaha, Neb. 



1,052.560. Tread band for tires of motor vehicles. J. C. Berry. Harrow, 



England 



1,052,565. Spring wheel. R. M. Burgess, Columbia. Mo. 



1,052.5/0. Spring spoke. W. H. Clark. West Burlington, N. Y. 



1,052,572. Rim brace and tire clamp. J. P. Corbett, Fayette, Ala. 



1,052,576. Spring cushion and weather strip. J. F. Fauner, Newark, N. J. 



1,052,757. Yeliicle tire. J. T. Shea. Glen Cove, N. \*. 



1,052,765. Man's garment. J. C. Strauss, St. Louis, Mo. 



1,052,801. Emergency tire for automobiles. S. Davidson. Detroit, Mich. 



1,052.861. Steam hose. C. A. Swanson and A. B. Brooke, Hancock, Md. 



1,052.373. Protector for pneumatic tires. C. B. Woodworth, Niagara Falls 



N. Y. 



1,052.936. Belt fastener. J. Mathews, Plymouth, Pa. 

 1,053,101. Vehicle tire. F. A. Magowan, N. Y. 



1.053.141. Rim and tire for vehicle wheels. J. A. Cooper, Chattanooga, 

 Tenn. 



Designs. 

 43,556. Rubber bathing cap. R. Parker, New York, assignor to Parker, 

 Stearns & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Trade Marks. 

 59,10". The Republic Rubber Co., Y'oungstown, Ohio. Illustration of por- 

 tion of inner tube. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 18, 1913. 



1.053.142. Tire ti-htener. J. Alcorn, Mecca, Ind. 



1,053,155. Vacuum creating apparatus. C. G. Campbell and ^L Benbrook, 

 Milwaukee, Wis., assignors to Creamery Package Mfg. Co., Chicago. 111. 



1,053,180. Typewriter roller. A. G. Hug, Chicago, 111. 



1,053.238. Tire. G. A. Stewart and H. E. Goodell, Ridley Park. Pa. 



1,053,299. Brake liner fabric and process of making same. E. B. Knowles. 

 Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to C L. Hill, Lancaster, Pa. 



1,053,304. Pneumatic tool. H. E. Le Gendre, Creskill. N. T.. assignor 

 to E. W. Bliss Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



1,053,332. Vehicle wheel. A. R. Weaver, Batesville, Ark. 



1.053.346. Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. E. K. Baker, assignor to 

 Universal Rim Co., both of Chicago. 111. 



1.053.347. Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. E. K. Baker, assignor to 

 Universal Rim Co., both of Chicago. 111. 



1,053,402. Spring wheel. E. B. Keemcr, Washington, D. C. 



1,053,404. Machine for preparing cores for re-use in manufacturing pneu- 

 matic tire shoes. F. L. Killian, assignor to F. R. Ormsby, bjth of 

 Akron, Ohio. 



1,053,408. Machine for covering circular objects. C. J. Landin, Boston, 

 assignor to Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., Cambridge. Mass. 



1,053.427. Acetylene gas apparatus. A. Moser, Hickman. Neb. 



1,053.439. Process for treating worn or waste rubber or the like for the 

 utilization thereof. W. E. W. Richards, assignor to The Bourn Rub- 

 ber Co., Ltd., both of London. 



1,053.504. Anti-skidding device for tires. M. C. Harris, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,053.525. Pump. J. Meklensek, San Diego, Cal. 



1,053, 6.V., \-rlncle wheel. C. J, Ohisson. New Y'ork. 



1,053,707. Spring tire for vehicle wheels. S. J. Casey, Keeseville. N. Y. 



1,053,723. Resilient wheel. C. D. Galvin. Merchantville, N. J. 



1,053,778. Wheel. G. L. Bourquin, Sellersville. Pa. 



1,053,821. Resilient tire. R. L. Jenkins, Richmond, Va. 



1,053,847. Tread band for pneumatic tire wheels. J. McLeod, St. Kilda, 

 Victoria. Australia. 



1,053,852. Cushion wheel. A. Moon. Fallon, Nev. 



1,053,879. Self-filling fountain pen. J. L. Schnell. Arlington, N. J. 



1,053,889. Vehicle wheel. J. F. Starbuck. Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,053,910. Locking device for train pipe couplings. W. A. Greenlaw, Mel- 

 rose, Mass., assignor to The Greenlaw Mfg. Co., Boston. 



1,053,933. Rubber-lined fabric hose. B. L. Stowe, Jersey City, N. J. 



1,053,953. Detachable tire tread. A. Ascheri, Puteaux, France. 

 ISSUED FEBRUARY 25, 1913. 

 Soldering apparatus. W. Ulbrich, Leipzig, Germany. 

 Tire holder. Henry Buermann, Newark, N. J, 

 Detachable rubber heel. J. E. Shell, Lenoir, N. C. 



1,054,060. 

 1,054.171. 

 1,054,245. 

 1.054.312, 



Prince, Cambridge, and C. 

 France. 



M. 



L. A. Olivier, Parts, 



Oneonta, N. Y. 



BurgrafF, Jr., Mason City, Iowa. 



of vehicles. M. G. C. Dodwell, 



New Y'ork. 



Mass. The trade 

 word "Ideal." 



Sectional pneumatic tire. M. 



Kernheimer, Newburyport, Mass. 

 1,054.444. Resilient tire for wheels. E. 

 1,054,501. Spring wheel. S. D. Brooks. 

 1,054.504. Means for tire inflation. L. 

 1,054.516. Resilient tire for the wheels 



Wellington, New Zealand. 

 1,054,519. Wearing apparel. M. M. Dryfoos, 



T-rnde Marks. 

 61.738. The J. F. & W. H. Warren Co., Worcester, 



mark B and F. Leather belting. 

 59,847. Voorhees Rubber Mfg. Co., Jersey City, N. J. The 



Rubber boots, etc. 

 63,769. The Philip Carey Mfg. Co.. Lockland, Ohio. The words Est. 



1873 Carey in black and white diamond. Packings, etc. 

 64,403. F. Goetze, New Brunswick, N. J. The words Goetze Devo Gas- 

 kets over illustration of gasket. Gaskets. 

 66.556. Morley Bros.. Saginaw, Mich. The word JVedgezvay. Automobile 



tires and rubber hose. 

 66.645. Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The word Vac. 



Rubber boots and shoes. 

 66,858. Fort Wayne Oil and Supply Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. The word 



Paratex. Canvas stitched belting. 

 67,354. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. Illustration of a rubber 



shoe, boots, shoes, etc. 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of L^nited States patents may be 

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



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PITBLISHED. 

 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 Invetitions. 



fAnSTRACTED IN THE IH.VSTRATED OfFICIAI. JOURNAL, FeORUARY 12, 1913.] 



23,109 (1911). Spring wheels with rubber cushions. G. S. Ogilvie, Size- 

 well Hall, near Leiston. SufTolk. 

 23,116 (1911). Rubber couplings for vehicle wheels. E. Schneider, Le 



Creusot, Saone-et-Loire, France. 

 23,133 (1911). Improvements in solid and pneumatic tires. 



36 Cannon street, Birmingham. 

 23,210 (1911). India-rubber substitutes containing soya-oil. 



29 Glenshiel Road, Eltham, Kent. 

 23,349 (1911). Protecting rim during painting of tires. J. 



Cranford, Layters \\'ay. Gerrards Cross. Buckinghamshire. 

 23,419 (1911). Tire attachments to rims. C. S. Challiner. 18 Park Range, 



and J. A. Challiner, The Glen, Anson Road — both in Victoria Park, 



Manchester. 

 23,475 (]9]n. Pneumatic tire with solid rubber tread band. D. Strang, 



Esk street, Invercargill, New Zealand. 

 23,593 (1911). Round links in tread bands. C. Mercanton. Clarens, Vaud, 



Switzerland. 



Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co., and H. J. 



F. Baptiste, 

 J. W. Butler. 

 W. Harrison, 



23.611 (1911). Spare wheel cover. 



Dunn, Alma street. Coventry. 

 23,630 (1911). Rubber substitutes containing gelatinous solvents. J. Stock* 



hausen, 105 Fischelnerstrasse, Crefeld, Germany. 

 [Abstracted in the Ili.ustb.^ted Official Journal, Ferruary 19, 1913.1 

 23,700 (1911). Leather tread bands for tires. H. Roths, and G. Schwyzer, 



Mannedorf. Zurich, Switzerland. 



23.722 (1911). Improvements in pneumatic tires. H. A. Fleuss, Dunston 

 Lodge, Thatcham, Berkshire, and R. H. Davis, 187 Westminster Bridge 

 Road, London. . 



23.723 (1911). Improvements in coagulation of latex. J. Y. Johnson, 47 

 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. 



23.738 (1911). Tire repair outfits. M. J. Schulte, Hillcrest, Kenilworth, 



Warwickshire. 

 *23,741 (1911). Detachable rim attachments. T. H. Wagenhorst, Akron, 



Ohio, U. S. A. 

 •23,838 (1911). Improvements in solid tires. G. T. Dotv. 3625 21st street, 



and J. D. Show, 1609 Race street— both in Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. 



