SEPTEMFilR 1, 1911.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



505 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED JULY 4, 1911. 



NO. 996,611. Sprayer. M. D. Buskirk, Paw Paw, Mich. 

 996,739. Fireman's hood. F. W. Vinton, Weehawken, N. J. 

 996,796. Protective cover for pneumatic tubes. F. Rosdorff, Pots- 

 dam, Germany. 



996,836. Surgical appliance. G. A. Conrad, Houghton, Mich. 

 996,870. Automobile rim-holding and tire-pumping device. E. C. McCul- 



lough, Greenwich, Conn. 

 996,882. Automobile tire pump. J. J. Reddy, Jersey City, N. J. 

 996,937. Fountain pen. W. R. Mulock, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 

 996,970. Rubber-covered roll. I. P. Burnham, Stoughton, Mass., as- 

 signor to Stoughton Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. 

 996,999. Armored hose. J. J. Mulconroy and E. S. Morris, Philadelphia, 



Pa. 

 997,033. Sock and like suspender. P. E. Bailly, M. A. Vautier and E, C. 



M. Godard, all of Paris, France. 

 997,047. Apparatus for removing foreign matter from india-rubber, gutta- 

 percha, balata and the like. Morland M. Dessau, London, England. 

 997,242. Clothes sprinkler. A. L. Connelly, Pittsburg, Pa. 

 Trade Marks. 



50,309. The Omo Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. The word Omo. For 

 fancy goods, furnishings and notions. 



51.149. Imperial Rubber Co., Neiy York, N. Y. The word Liberty. For 

 insulating tapes, paints, etc. 



51.150. Imperial Rubber Co., New York, N. Y. The word Premier. For 

 insulating tapes, paints, etc. 



51,153. Imperial Rubber Co., New York, N. Y. The word Irco. For 



insulating tapes, paints, etc. 

 51,156. Imperial Rubber Co., New York, N. Y. The word Challenge. For 



insulating tapes, paints, etc. 

 55,971. The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, Conn. The 



word Fisole. For boots, shoes, etc. 



ISSUED JULY 11, 1911. 



997,323. Horseshoe pad. C. E. Pearl, Beachmont, Mass. 



997,331. • Teat for baby soothers and pacifiers. F. Schultz, London, Eng- 

 land. 



997,398. Pneumatic tire. F. A. Macon, Henderson, N. C. 



997,443. Pneumatic tire. T. Dunn, London, England. 



997,474. Pin protector. W. C. Stuckel, Newark, N. J. 



997.487. Horse boot. M. J. Brassell, Cambridge, Mass. 



997,633. Hose coupling. J. J. McCarthy, Erie, Pa., assignor of four- 

 tenths to Erie Car Works, Inc. 



997,646. Tire armor. A. M. Bruce, Fulton, Mo. 



997,668. Vehicle wheel. J. J. Haines, Indianapolis, Ind. 



997,687. Pneumatic tire cover. A. J. Michelin, Paris, France. 



997,708. Tire. C. T. Schwartz, Philadelphia, Pa. 



997,745. Detachable rim flange for the wheels of motor cars and other 

 vehicles. T. E. Bridgraan, Swansea, England. 



997,747. Elastic webbing. S. Brown, assignor to the Nashawannuck Mfg. 

 Co., both of Easthampton, Mass. 



997,752. Protector for pneumatic tires. E. T. Thweath Clark, Comanche, 

 Okla. 



997,855. Hose coupling. F. Robinson, Casey, 111. 



997,853. Vulcanizing device for rubber tires. W. C. Risbridger and M. 

 W. Risbridger, assignors to W. Trostler and S. I. Rose, all of Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



997,877. Tire-carrying rim for vehicle wheels. G. Webb, Monmouth, 

 England. 



Trade Marks. 



54,404. Rayolite Co., Boston, Mass. The word Rayolite. Raw or partly 

 prepared materials. 



54,704. Wallach Bros., Ltd., London, England. The word Evertrttstyte. 

 For belting, hose, machinery packing and non-metallic tires. 



55,099. Merchant & Evans, Camden, N. J. For tire receptacles. 

 ISSUED JULY 18, 1911. 



998,042. C. H. Semple, Trenton, N. J. Tire case. 



998,127. Tire for vehicles. E. Siegel and M. T. Cantor, N. Y., assign- 

 ors of fifty-one one hundredths to Jacob Ruppert, Jr., twenty-four 

 and one-half one hundredths to E. Siegel and twenty-four and one- 

 half one hundredths to M. J. Cantor, all of New York, N. Y. 



998,148. Surgical instrument. R. A. Bachmann, Newport, R. I. 



998,172. Pump for inflating rubber tires. C. A. Haas, St. Louis, Mo. 



998,366. Tire chain. V. Mancini, Granville, N. Y. 



998,369. Tire cleat. T. J. McKenzie, assignor of one-fourth to T. G. 

 Peck and C. A. Peck, all of Barberton, Ohio. 



998,413. Puncture-closing device for pneumatic tires. A. Smith, Stuart, 

 Neb. 



998,474. Apparatus for shaping plastic material, such as india-rubber, 

 gutta-percha and the like. M. M. Dessau, London, England. 



998.476. Vehicle tire. J. W. Driscoll, Central City, Col. 



Trade Marks. 



51,152. Imperial Rubber Co., New York, N. Y. The word Majestic. For 

 belting, hose, machinery packing, etc. 



51,604. The B. F. Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Signal. For 

 belting, hose, machinery packing, etc. 



ISSUED TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1911. 



998,666. Demountable rim construction. E. A. Baker, assignor to Rapid 



Removable Rnn Co., both of New York. 



998.668. Vehicle wheel tire. J. B. Barnes, Fort Wayne, Ind. 



998,753. Tire. G. S. Connor, St. Paul, Minn. 



998.803. Hair-washing hood. 0. B. Salisbury, New York, N. Y. 



998.804. Hair-washing hood. O. B. Salisbury, New York, N. Y. 

 998,841. Hose coupling for air brakes. N. Clegg, Neodesha, Kan. 

 998,874. Spray brush. E. M. Crawford, Corozal, Panama. 



998.880. Demountable rim. P. E. Doolittle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 



998,966. Tire for vehicle wheels. S. Heinrich, Differdingen, Germany. 



998,977. Water bag. J. A. Murray, assignor of one-half to J. L. Mahoney, 



both of New Haven, Conn. 



998,980. Tire. J. J. Patton, New York, N. Y. 



999,010. Ankle support and protector. H. J. Collins, Taunton, Mass. 



998.085. Demountable tire rim. B. C. Ball, Portland, Ore. 



999.086. Method of forming tire rims. B. C. Ball, Portland, Ore. 

 999,100. Apparatus for removing foreign matter from india-rubber, gutta- 

 percha, balata and the like. M. M. Dessau, London, England. 



999,132. Rain skirt. L. F. Suddick, Dallas, Tex. 



999,138. Demountable rim. L. E. Younie, assignor to tlie O'Gorman-Younie 



Company, both of Portland, Ore. 

 999,157. Pneumatic rubber tire. C. E. Eckrode, assignor to J. EUwood 



Lee Co., both of Conshohocken, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 



49,751. The .Arlington Co., New York, N. Y. The word Rubberine. For 

 fancy goods, furnishings and notions. 



54,365. Habirshaw Wire Co., Yonkers and New York, N. Y. For elec- 

 trical machines and supplies. 



54,815. Smyth-Despard Co., Utica, N. Y. The word True Brand. For 

 belting, hose, machinery packing and non-metallic tires. 



56,591. The Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland. Ohio. The word Challenge. 

 For dental, mechanical and surgical appliances. 



56,914. Eberhard Faber, New York, N. Y. For rubber erasers. 



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. 

 *Dcnotes Patents for American Itn-entions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, July 5, 1911.1 

 5,850 (1910). Tire attachment to rims. E. J. Clark, Leytonstone, London. 



5.854 (1910). Coagulating rubber. T. Cockerill, Colombo, Ceylon. 



5.855 (1910). Treating rubber, etc. T. Cockerill, Colombo, Ceylon. 

 5,866 (1910). Jackets and covers for wheel tires. J. G. A. Kitchen, Scot- 



forth, Lancashire. 



5.931 (1910). Synthetic caoutchouc; Isoprene and its homologues. W. H. 

 Perkin, Manchester; F. E. Matthews and E. H. Strange, London. 



5.932 (1910). Synthetic caoutchouc; Isoprene. W. H. Perkin and C. Weiz- 

 man, Manchester, and F. E. Matthews and E. H. Strange, London. 



5,980 (1910). Wheel tire. F. A. Churcher, Great Baddow, Chelmsford. 



Essex. 

 5,994 (1910). Felloes or rims for vehicle wheels. A. Turnbull, Glasgow, 



Scotland. 

 5,996 (1910). Tire attachment to rims. H. Silvester, Newcastle-under- 



Lyme, Staffordshire. 

 6,306 (1910). Spongy resilient fillings for tires. R. H. Pyvus and E. M. 



Pyvus, Derby. 

 •6.378 (1910). Marking golf balls. J. J. Blumberg, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 6,405 (1910). Rubber tip for boots. J. J. Eckert, Strood, Kent. 

 •6,462 (1910). Vehicle wheels. J, Richardson, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 6,486 (1910). Artificial rubber. A. G. Bloxam, London. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, July 12, 1911.] 

 6,593 (1910). Tire attachment to rims. J. Lomax, Charlton-on-Medlock. 

 6,674 (1910). Manufacture of rubber pneumatic tire covers. H. A. Levens, 



Bromley, Kent. 

 6.678 (1910). Non-skid attachment for tires. I. W. Crutchlow, London. 

 6,717 (1910). Protector for pneumatic tire. G. H. Short, Radstock, near 



Bath. 

 6,846 (1910). Rubber protectors for boots, etc. A. J. Smith, London. 

 6,866 (1910). Rubber-coated fabric for tire repair. E. C. Lacey and R. 



Surridge, London. 

 7,139 (1910). Extracting resins from rubber. General Caoutchouc Co., 



Paris, France. 

 7,153 (1910). Devulcanizing rubber. C. P. Bary, Paris. 

 7,158 (1910). Rubber core for tires. R. K. Evans, London. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, July 19, 1911.] 

 7,204 (1910). Making rubber sole footwear. J. E. Chaper, Northampton. 

 *7,295 (1910). Pneumatic cushions for vehicle suspensions. W. I. Twomb- 



ley. New York. 

 7,301 (1910). Pneumatic tires. B. B. Hill, London. 



