December 1, 1910.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



89 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED OCTORER A, 1910. 



NO. 971,516. Nozzle. [Fire hose.] I. K. Ileavcr, assignor of one-half 

 to E. E. Slraub— both of Wilburton. Pa. 

 971,557. Kesilient wheel. (Comiyrises springs; with or without 

 rubber tread.) M. U. Picrson, assignor of one-half to H. Menly 

 — both nf Corpus Christi, Tex. 

 971.t)35. Automobile horn. A. V. Piskorshi, Jersey City, N. J. 

 971,742. Fountain pen. I>. (iallagher, New York city. 

 971,768. Attachment for automubilts. LSpare tire holder.) S. H. 



Martin, Webster Park. Mo. 

 971,797. Pencil protector and retainer. J. P. Sraythe, Longbcach, Cal. 

 972.050. Tire inflating device. K. liarnfather, Croydon, England. 

 972.080. S >are wheel fur motor cars and the like. G. Huysmans, Brus- 

 sels, Belgium. 

 972,129. Tire vcntilatinc device. 1>. Uawston. Chicaco. 



ISSUED OCTOBER II, 1910. 

 972,199. Hatpin holder. E. A. Kocherspcrger, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 972,201. Syringe. [Vaginal.] J. Kussarl, assignor to the Duplex Rubber 



Co. — all of Greeley, Colo. 

 972,222. — Hose reel. W. L. Paul, South Bend, Iiid., assignor of one-half 



to H. T. Curtwright, St. Louis, Mo. 

 972,224. Slapping glove. H. H. Pease, Port Williams, Wash. 

 972.274. Emergency tire. W. S. Smith, Ossfning, N. Y. 



972.280. Spring wheel. [With rubber tread.] J. Stallings. Fairmount. III. 

 972,283. Resilient wheel. J. J. Stone and J. A. Simpson. Beresford. S. D. 

 972,313. Golf ball. G. C. Worthington, Elyria, Ohio. 

 972,322. Armor for automobile wheels. V. L. Bekefi, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 972.359. Rubber stamp. [With cushion.] C. C. Gibson, Buffalo, N, Y. 

 972,372. Hose clamp. T. Harding. San Jose, Cal. 

 972,485. Wheel. (With special rim for rubber tire.] L. K. Thorspeck, 



South Haven, Mich. 

 972.541. Detachable wheel rim. G. K. Kipp, Niverville, N. Y. 

 972.606. \'ehicle wheel. [With tire in segmental sections.] A. E. Ellis, 



assignor to Steel Cushion Tire Co. — all of Boston. 

 972.725. Construction of elastic wheels. J. Spyker, Amsterdam, Holland. 

 972,734. Vehicle wheel. [With rubber tire.] G. H. Thomas, assignor to 



Thomas Resilient Wheel Co. — all of Elmira, N. Y. 

 972,764. Tire. [Pneumatic, with special tread.] K. II. Herndon, assignor 



of one-half to R. H. Whitner— both of Sanford, Fla. 

 972.766. Anti-skidding device for automobiles. A. Ilormel, New York city. 



Trade Mark. 

 51 .491. 1 loud Rubber Co., Boston. A circular design. Fur rubber foot- 

 wear. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 18. 1910. 



972,829. Hose coupling. [For airbr:ikcs. ] J. L. Creveling, New York 



city, assignor to Safety Car Heating and Lighting Co. 

 972,930. Vehicle wheel. [With rubber tire.] J. M. Selleck, Chicago. 

 972,939. Vacuum pump. G. Staunton, Evanston, 111. 

 972,976. Blow out guard for inner tubes. G. C. Younggreen and J. C. 



Loef, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 972,996. Rubber shoe. [Relates to the hee!.] J. S. Capen, Stoughton, 



Mass. 

 973,026. Elastic heel. [With plug insertion.] R. E. Foster and P. W. 



Pratt, assignors to Foster Rubber Co. — all of Boston. 

 973,061. Smoothing apparatus for the manufacture of pneumatic tires. 



A. Mathern. Berlin, Germany. 

 973.077. Boot and shoe. [Comprising a flexible support for the hollow 



of the foot.] H. H. Schwartz. Boston. 

 973,162. Tire retaining flange for wheel rims. li. S. Bryant, Columbus, 



Ohio, assignor to tlic L^iited Rim Co., Akron. 

 973,245. ResiliEUt tire. D. A. York. Northgrove, Ind. 

 973,249. \'chiclc wheel. C. H. Bailey, North Troy, N. Y. 

 973.278. Tire. [Pneumatic, with special rim.] I. B. Kempshall, Boston. 

 973,329. .\utomobile tire trunk. S. Wohlfekl, Philadelphia. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 25. 1910. 



973,476. Portable vulcanizer. [For tire repairs.] G. W. Clough, Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



973,532. Hose clamp. M. P. McLaughlin. Wakefield. Mass.. assignor of 

 forty-five one-hundredths to IL C'. McCarty. Williamsport, Pa. 



973,545. Tire protector. O. Neukirch, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



973,552. Horseshoe. H. Paar. assignor of one-fourth to M. Beard and 

 J. W. Willis — all of Canton, Ohio— and one-fourth to C. McGranahan, 

 Chicago. 



973.569. Spring vehicle wheel. H. W. Schmidt, Detroit. Mich. 



973,769. Spring wheel. [With rubber tread.] A. J. Frogue, Kansas 

 City, Mo., and M. A. Weber, La Crosse, Wis. 



973.781. Resilient tire. N. H. Hassel, Los .\ngeles, Cal. 



973,810. Hose holder. D. F. Regan, Los Angeles. Cal. 



973,976. Anti-skidding device. 1-"". A. Ruff, Newark, N. J. 



973,999. Protective tread for pneumatic tires. C, E. Titus. Springfield. 

 Mass. 



Trade Marks. 

 51,388. W. S. Rothband & Co.. Manchester, Englan<l. The letters 

 W-'. S. R. M. For waterproof bed sheeting. 



51.880. Barrett Mfg. Co., New York city. The word Tropica. For ready 

 felt roofing. 



51.881. Barrett Mfg. Co., New York city. The word Mcxoid. For 

 ready felt roofing. 



51,919. New York Belting and Packing Co., Ltd., New York city. The 

 word Jubilee, For hose of rubber and fabric. 



[Note. — Printed copies of specifications of L'nitcd States patents may be 

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



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 those listed below was in 1909. 



"Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal. October 5, 1910.] 

 •13,561 (1909). Spring wheel with rubber tread. A. J. BouU, London. 



(A. E. Ellis. Buslnn. Massachusetts.) 

 13,570 (1909). Elimination of foreign matter from raw rubber, by the 



use of alkaline substances. I'vaiitschukgesellscbaft Schon & Co., Har- 



burg ad Elbe, Germany. 

 13,644 ( 1909). Tool for removing and replacing pmeumatic tiros. L. F. 



Carle, Courbevoie, I-'rance. 

 (3,650 ( 1909). Pneumatic sock with rubber air chamber. A. Percz- 



Ibanez, Madrid, Spain, 

 13,815 (1909). Wheel with two or more tires side by side, for skates and 



the like. W. Payne and J. T. Mazey, Coventry. 

 *13.837 (1909). Vulcanizing mold for tires. J. K. Williams. Akron. Ohio. 

 13,841 (1909). Detail of rim for pneumatic tire. V. Daussy, Paris, 



France. 

 * 13,850 (1909) . Tire inner tube composed partially of elastic woven 



fabric. W. F. Murphy, Richmond, New York. 

 13,876 (1909). Speaking tube with call wliislle worked by means 



of a bulb. F. T. Jackson, Coventry. 

 *13,944 (1909). Pneumatic tire with metallic non-skidding appliance. G. 



A. Lyon, Philadeljihia, Pennsylvania. 

 13,963 (1909). Spring wheel with inflated cushion at the huh and rubber 



tire tread. D. Levy, London. 

 ^14,042 (1909). Valve for use in pneumatic tire comprising a series of 



independent air chambers communicating with a common inflating 



'concluit. D. McArthur and I. L Macintosh, Jersey City, New Jersey. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal. October 12. 1910.] 



14.298 (1909). Detachable rubber heel. O. V. Forbes, Ix)ndon. 



14.299 (1909). Detachable rubber heel. O. V. Forbes, London. 



14.348 (1909). Manufacture of tennis balls. Rubber Patents, Ltd.. J. 

 Turner, and A. Buxton, Manchester. 



14.349 (1909). Plug of gutta-percha or gittta-percha composition to stop 

 holes in rubber balls. Rubber Patents, Ltd., J. Turner* and A. 

 Buxton, ^lanchester. 



14.350 (1909). Reinforced air tube for pneumatic tire. A. II. Binyon, 

 Slough. Buckinghamshire. 



14,421 (1909). Wheel with two rims side by side. A. Manson, Paris. 



France. 

 14,546 (1909). Fabric foundation of pneumatic tire cover. H. Panzetta, 



Redhill, Surrey, and W. Truscott, London. 

 14,550 (1909). Wheel with two rims side by side. A. Manson, Paris. 



France. 

 14,783 (1909). Solid rubber tire secured by detachable side flanges on a 



binding tire of metal. R. Reid, Glasgow. 

 14.806 (1909). Hair curler. Merkham Trading Co., and W. F. Freeman, 



London. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journai-, October 19, 1910.] 

 14,870 (1909). Emergency rim adapted to fit over a damaged tire. R. E. 



Beddow, Bristol. 

 *15,074 (1909). Pneumatic tire having an air chamber consisting of inner 



and outer rubber tubes with an intermediate layer of fabric. M. 



Culmore, Houston, Texas. 

 15,132 (1909). Railway or motor car wheel formed of two metallic parts 



separated by a cushion of rubber. D. J. Games, Crickhowell, Brecon- 

 shire. 

 15,238 (1909). Tire comprising an elastic rubber tape helically coiled 



upon a central resilient core, with a fabric-lined jacket. W. Phillips, 



Manchester. 

 15,299 (1909). Artificial caoutchouc. R W. Wallace and G. A. Morton, 



London. 



[Abstracted i.v tmc Illustrated Official Journal, October 26, 1910.] 

 15,568 ( 1909). Non-skid device for pneumatic tires. A. E. J. Smith 



and "Never Skid" Band Mfg. Co., London. 

 15,640 (1909). Air tube for pneumatic tire reinforced with fabrics. A. 



Spencer, London. 

 15,724 (1909). Tread band for pneumatic or solid tire. C. F. C. Morris, 



London. 

 1 5,750 ( 1 909) . Air tube for pneumatic tire reinforced with fabric. A. 



Govigh. London. 

 15,817 (1909). Spring wheel with pneumatic cushion between rigid rims. 



C. F. M. Abbott-Brown, London. 

 15,819 (1909). Heel protector. H. Fenton, Sydney, Australia. 



