Janu.-^y 1, 1911.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



125 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 1, 1910. 



NO. 974,124 Tire for vehicles. [Pneumatic, with steel armor.] A. 

 Crowe and J. E. Kinzel, Voungstown, Ohio. 

 974,134. Tire healing compomid. H. S. Griswold, Phoeni.x, .'\riz. 

 974,158. Life preserver. A. II. Klint, assignor of one-half to S. Bishop 

 — both of San Francisco. 



W. B. Owen, Pi ice, Utah. 



.iO. Vehicle wheel. [With pneumatic tire.] E. J. Estey, Apponaug, 

 R. I. 



974,2.S1. Demountable rim. Sante. 



974,294. Surgical bandage. E. M. Pond, Rutland, Vt. 



974,303. Cushion tire. E. C. Shilling, Columbus, Ohio. 



"974,320. Wlieel. [With pneumatic cushion around the 



974,178. 

 ■974, 



tread.] H. E. Walker, Detroit, Mich. 

 974,602. Tread for pneumatic tires. J. C. 



hub, and elastic 

 Schleicher, Mount Vernon, 

 assignor to The 



N. Y. 



974.713. Vehicle wheel tire and rim. S. L. Simpson, 

 Simpson Specialty Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 



974.714. Fiber tire for vehicle wheels. Same. 



974.770. Removable rim for vehicle wheels. A. N. Hood, Boston, assignor 

 to Hood Rubber Co. 



974.771. Built-up pneumatic tire. P. Trudeau, Santa Ana, Cal. 



Trade Marks. 



50,805. II. W. Johns-Manville Co., New York city. 

 For brake band linings. 



51.154. Imperial Rubber Co., New York city. The word Irco 

 and rubber lined hose. 



51.155. Imperial Rubber Co., New York city. The word Challenge. 

 cotton and rubber lined hose. 



51,639. The Vulcanized Rubber Co., New York city. The word Fulco 

 For rubber combs. 



The letters J—U. 



For cotton 



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ISSUED NOVEMBER 8, 1910. 



,796. Vehicle wheel rim. S. A. Huntley, Kansas City, Mo., assignor 

 of one-third each to G. W. Slater, J. M. Benham, Oakland, Cal., and 

 W. E. Otis, Jr., Reno, Nev. 



,825. Anti skidding device for tires. J. E. Redmond, Butte, Mont. 



,855. Fabric. [Made of strands which have been impregnated with a 

 vulcanizable gum compound.] P. L. Bousauet, Akron, Ohio. 



861. Tire. [Pneumatic] B. B. Dawson, Lodge, Va. 



137. Removable wheel rim for pneumatic tires. R. Kronenberg, Oh- 



ligs, Germany. 



147. Hose reel. S. M. Marshall. Clinton, Mass. 



,207. Tire for road vehicle wheels. R. J. Caldwell, New Southgate, 

 assignor to Pfleumatic (1910) Limited, London. 



220. Vehicle tire. S. A. Douglas, assignor of one-half to C. L. Ander- 

 son — both of Ardmore, Ohio. 



,245. Hose reel. G. M. Hughes, Buffalo, N. Y. 



258. Pneumatic cushion furniture. W. E. Kurtz, Oakland, Cal. 



,309. Apparatus for vulcanizing rubber boots and shoes. P. J. Wren 

 and F. T. Comee, Woonsocket, R. I. 



,325. Sectional emergency tire. W. Budesheim and J. D. Stinchcomb, 

 Maryland, Md. 



,344. Rubber type base. H. S. Folger, Chicago. 



Trade Mark. 

 51. Imperial Rubber Co., New York city. The word Supreme. For 

 cotton and rubber lined hose. -.; .;.;■ 



rSSUED NOVEMBER 15, 1910. 



975.397. Shoe heel. J. Colbert., Arlington, S. C. 



975,430. Umbrella carrier. [With maiti Joop member of elastic material.] 



G. V. Humtna and C. M. Hafer, Reading, Pa. 

 975,453. WheeJ for motor and other road vehicles. H. Perrins, Smeth- 



wick, England. 

 975,539. Resiliilt tire. F. Lamplough, London, England. 

 975,560. Convejor belt. W. M. -Metzler, .\kron, Ohio. 

 975,616. Ball bearing. H. Hess, Wawa, Pa. 

 975,693. Metallia casing for pneumatic tires. B. J. Kingston and J. H. 



Lane, assignors of one-third to L. Northrup — all of Jackson, Mich. 

 975,767. Demoufitable wheel rim. R. Healy, Brooklyn, New York. 

 975,774. Tire iiiflpfing pump. C. Lewis, assignor of one-half to H. Weg- 



raan — both of^A«burn, N. Y. 

 975,816. Vehiclctirs • [With floating ring within the shoe.] A. J. Wilson, 



Westfield, N.J.;.- 

 975,829. Tire oj' ^ieels of vehicles. J. Cairns, Willenhall, England. 

 975,867. Process' of manufacturing sublimed white lead. L. S. Hughes, 



assigner to Picher Lead Co. — all of Joplin, Mo. 

 975,873. Hose connection for faucets. B. D. Knickerbocker, Chicago. 

 975,901. Tire securing device. C. R. Spore, Jr., and J. B. Lang, Moberly, 



Mo. 

 976,011. Tire protective armor. A. G. Thomson, assignor of one-half to 



A. Sutton — both of San Francisco. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 22, 1910. 



976,172. Trolley wheel. [Having a rim and a resilient tire of non con- 

 ducting materials carried thereby.] E. K. Harris, Canandaigua, N. Y. 



976,262. Tire repairing device. E. A. Holcomb, Hartford, Conn. 



976.359. Process, of manufacturing artificial fruit and other plastic objects. 

 F. Haniel, Paris, France. 



976.360. Vehicle wheel. (With tire plate seated on cushioning means.] 

 B. W. Hammond, Richmond, Cal. 



976,552. Heel for boots and shoes. H. W. Cook, Syracuse, N. Y. 



976,591. Resilient wheel. H. 

 Brown, Brookline, Mass. 



E. Moebus, Boston, assignor to II. W. 



Hose drier. [With a heater for heating air.] F. A. lioyt, Gor- 

 Nebr. 



Spring tire. V. A. Marsh, Endicott, Wash. 

 Spring wheel. H. P. Petersen, Sioux City, Iowa. 

 O. Treier, New York city. 

 A. C. Hayden, Brockton, Mass. 

 J. A. Wible, Oakdale, Pa. 



A. P. Bolner, Hartford City, Ind., assignor of 

 one-half to Samuel J. Peck. 

 976,787. Water tight coupling. W. J. Donnelley, San Francisco. 



976,656. 

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 976,667. 

 976,686. 

 976,710. 

 976,736. 

 976,762. 

 976,774. 



Vehicle wheel. 

 Tire support. 

 Spring wheel. 

 Hose carrier. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 29, 1910. 

 Sectional pneumatic tube. F. R. Baylis, Lansing, Mich. 



assignor of two- 



976,840. 



976,846. Cushion tread vehicle wheel. H. C. Brown, 

 thirds to H. Stockman^both of New York city. 



976,866. Automobile robe. J. P. Gordon, Columbus, Ohio. 



976,900. Detachable and sectional rim for vehicle wheels. J. W. Miller, 

 South Sharon, Pa. 



976,938. Vehicle wheel. [With elastic tread.] S. L. Simpson, Washing- 

 ton, D. C., assignor to The Simpson Specialty Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 



976,969. Quick opening door for vulcanizers. J. K. Williams, Akron, 

 Ohio, assignor of one-half to The Williams Foundry and Machine Co. 



976,971. Anti skidding tire. W. R. Yoder, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



976,989. Resilient wheel. L. F. Delaney, Watertown, N. Y. 



977,195. Vehicle wheel. [With resilient tire.] W. Q. Kennedy. Pater- 

 son, N. J. 



977,212. Tire clamp. [For pneumatic tires.] B. Morgan. Newport, R. I. 



977,238. Automatic trembler particularly applicable to warning apparatus 

 [such as automobile horns]. E. Teste, Paris, France. 



977,351. Power tire pump. II. D. Waterhouse, Wollaston, Mass. 



977,357. Tire reinforcing fabric and method of making same. C. Zeglen, 

 Chicago, assignor to C. A. Daniel, Philadelphia. 



977,368. Spring wheel. Z. A. Bruegger and R. D. Bruegger, Culbert- 

 son, Mont. 



Design. 



41,013. .-Me.xander Henderson, assignor to Manhattan Rubber Mfg. Co., 

 Passaic, N. J. The ornamental design for a mat. 



Trade Mark. 



51,886. Hood Rubber Co., Boston. The word Bullseye. For rubber 

 footwear. 



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

 obtained from The India 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 these listed below was in 1909. 



^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[AnSTRACTED IN THE ILLUSTRATED OFFICIAL JOURNAL, NOVEMBER 2, 1910.] 



15,876 (1909). Method of attaching pneumatic tires. J. C. Hudson, 



London. 

 15,879 (1909). 

 15,893 (1909). 



.London. 

 15,964 (1909). 



Device for cleaning golf balls. E. C. Marks, London. 

 Adjustment for rubber cushioned skates. W. Wills, 



C. Daniels, Isleworth, Middle- 



Pneumatic tire protector. 

 sex, and C. Haley, London. 

 15,963 (1909). Rubber tapping knives. P. J. Burgess, Pinner, Middlesex, 

 Squeegees. C. Brown, Chicago, Illinois. 

 Golf balls. J. H. Roger, Glasgow. 

 Golf balls. A. Macdonald, Troon, Ayrshire. 

 Pneumatic vehicle spring. W. Keen, London. 

 Non skidding device for tires. W. Ramsden, London. 

 Rubber coated fabrics. G. Gawlich, Breslau, Germany. 



,_, Pneumatic tire and method of securing same. T, 



McBride', Christchurch, New Zealand. 

 16,230 (1909). Pneumatic cushioned wheel. T. 



morganshire. 

 16,295 (1909). Pneumatic tire protector. G. G. 

 tralia. 



•16,001 (1909). 



16,030 (1909). 



16,153 (1909). 



16,182 (1909). 



16,185 (1909). 



16,199 (1909). 



16,216 (1909). 



J. 

 James, Morriston, Gla- 

 Johnston, Sydney, Aus- 



