November 1, 1913. 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



101 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED SEPTEMHKR 2, 1913. 



No. 1,071,695. Tire protector. J. Brotschneider, San Francisco, Cal. 

 1,071,726. Garter. F. A. Freeman, Ovcrbrook, assignor to Pioneer 

 Suspender Co., of Pennsylvania. 

 1,071,741. Tire armor. G. E. Hinson, .Atlanta, Ga. 

 1,071,880. C-'ombined tire pressure indicator and sif^nal. C. C. Cleveland, 



Boulder, Colo. 

 1,071,953. Wheel tire. A. A. Picard, New York. 

 1,071,998. Massage device. J. E. Gibbs, Covington, Ky. 

 1,072,128. Apparel corset. D. Kops, New York. 

 1,072,253. Hose mending device. J. K. Peck, Logan, W. Va. 

 1,072,260. Resilient tire. F. Reed, Omaha, Neb. 



1,072,321. Head protector for babies. B. G. Fitch, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,072,348. Vehicle wheel. W. D. Morris, assignor to The Republic Rubber 

 Co. — both of Youngstown, Ohio. 



1.072.381. Skirt. J. Greenwald, assignor to Greenwald Bros., Inc. — both 



of Philadelphia, Pa. 



1.072.382. Tire. C. M. Griffin, Indianapolis, Ind., assignor to C. M. Griffin 



and H. G. Crawford, a copartnership. 



Trade Marks. 

 <)3,751. Vacumit-Gesellschaft M. b. II. Vienna XIV, .\ustria. The word 



Vacumit. Elastic wheel tires. 

 €6,740. C. P. Chisholm. Oakville, Ontario, Canada. The word S'pirox. 



Rubber preservatives. 

 ■69,800. N. H. Moore, Omaha, Neb. The word Mcncalonc. A licjuid prepa- 

 ration for treating pneumatic tires. 

 70,132. P. .\. Gould, Gibsonburg, Ohio. Diamond shape trade mark with 



name thereon. Natural gum facing dental rubber. 

 70,391. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New Y'ork. X within a circle. Rubber 



tubing, hose, etc. 

 71,149. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New Y'ork, and .Xkron, Ohio. The word 



Titan. Hard rubber battery jars. 

 71,481. Hanover Vulcanite Co., New York. The words Bull Mop.ic with 



illustration of animal's head between. Hard rubber combs, etc. 

 71,664. Sidney Suspender Co., Providence, R. I. The word Sidd. Belts, 



suspenders, etc. 

 71,955. Morgan & Wright, Detroit, Mich. The word Nobby. Rubber 



vehicle tires. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 9, 1913. 



1,072,464. Tire protector. S. S. Huffman and D. A. Huffman, Youngs- 

 town, Ohio. 



1,072,467. Syringe. O. James, Fall River, Mass. 



1,072,514. Dirigible balloon. J. Schutte, Danzig, Germany. 



1,072,579. Antiskidding device for vehicle tires. C. W. Cramer, Scran- 

 ton, Pa. 



1,072,597. Vehicle wheel. G. J. Garrett and H. C. Garrett, Richmond, Ind. 



1,072,605. Resilient vehicle wheel. H. S. Grace, San Francisco, Cal. 



1,072,607. Pneumatic cleaning implement. S. L. Guthorn, assignor to 

 Vacuum Engineering Co., New Y'ork. 



1.072.699. Resilient vehicle tire. J. T. Clark, Provo, Utah. 



1.072.700. Resilient vehicle tire. J. T. Clark, Provo, Utah. 



1,072,705. Apparatus for impregnating and coating materials. L. D. Des- 

 tribats, Trenton, N. J. 



1,072,793. Tire for the wheels of road vehicles. A. W. Torkington, Lon- 

 don, England. 



1,072,872. Hose supporter. A. Rockowitz, New Y'ork. 



1,072,907. .■\utomohile tire inflating mechanism. L. L. Crooks, Falls City, 

 Ohio. 



1,072,909. Tire support. L. E. Cadwell. New York. 



1,072.925. Tire. O. Dimmitt, Green Castle, Mo. 



1,072,979. Vehicle wheel. F. O'Neill, Toledo, Ohio. 



1,072,988. Toy catapult. F. W. Pratt, Ambridge, and B. J. Dickinson, 

 Fair Oaks, Pa. 



1,073,040. Vehicle wheel. J. Guerrero, Paris, France. 



1,073,049. Vehicle wheel. C. G. Johanson, Dorchester, Mass., assignor to 

 Jennie W. Gooding, Providence, R. I. 



Design. 

 44,640. Tire. J. E. Lee, Conshohocken, Pa. 

 Trade Marks. 

 70,497. L. A. Subers, Cleveland, Ohio. The word Subcrs. Hose pipes, 



inner tubes, etc. 

 71,594. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New York. The word Dumol. Rubber 



hose, packing, etc. 

 71,696. Tower Mfg. & Novelty Co., New York. The word Pearl. Rubber 

 bands. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 16, 1913. 

 1,073,111. Toy. E. J. Fraenkell, New Y'ork. 

 1.073,116. Caoutchouc substance and process of making same. C. Harries, 



Kiel, Germany. 

 1,073,118. Tire protector. R. V. Hastings, Chicago, HI. 

 1,073,152. Fire hose rack. W. McCIintock, New York. 

 1,073,177. Pneumatic wheel. S. W. Scott, Troy, N. Y. 



1,073,249. Vaginal syringe. I. W. Kurtz and J. W. Rankin, Peru, Ind. 

 lio73,329. Tire or tube for wheeled vehicles. O. T. Bugg, Hobokcn, N. J. 

 lio73!368. Spring wheel. E. D. Smith, Elizabeth. N. J. 



1,073,446. -Nntiskidding device for vehicle wheels. W. H. Snyder, Ash- 

 bourne, Pa. 

 1,073,498. Elastic wheel. K. Koszegi, Baja, Austria-Hungary. 

 1,073,506. Demountable rim. A. McPherson, Beaumont, Tex. 

 l!o73,508. Shock absorbing wheel for vehicles. C. E. Moser, Boulognc-sur- 



Scine, France. 

 1 073,527. Substitute for rubber. J. B. Scammell, assignor to Rubber Sub- 

 stitute (1910), Ltd.— both of London, England. 

 1,073,533. Hose clamp. M. \V. Shipp, Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 

 57,721. Atlantic Insulated Wire & Cable Co., Jersey City, N. T and Stam- 

 ford, Conn. The words Neptune and Atlantic in black rimmed 

 circle. Insulated wire. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 23, 1913. 

 1,073,850. Hose coupling. G. T. Freer, Roanoke, Va. 

 1,073,858. Reinforcing seams of waterproof garments. S. Kaufman, Pbda- 



delphia. Pa. 

 1,073,963. Nozzle. J. H. Vottle, New York. 

 1 073,993. Drawing roll. E. Kempshall, New Y'ork, assignor to Kcmpshall 



Supply Co., of Jersey City. 

 1,074,031. -Airship. I. Allen, Dansville, N. Y. 



1,074,064. Resilient wheel. J. Pronovost and H. S. Miller, Helena, Mont. 

 l!o74!o79. Automobile tire trunk. A. Zievc and H. Davidovitz, New York. 



Trade Marks. 

 61 886. Felten & Guilleaume Carlswerk .\ctien-Gesellscliaft, Mulhcim-on- 

 the-Rhine, Germany. The word Neftune. Tires composed of 

 india-rubber, gutta-percha, etc. 

 61 888 Felten & Guilleaume Carlswerk ."ictien-Gesellschaft, Mulhclm-on- 

 the-Rhine, Germany. The word Neplvne. India-rubber, gutu- 

 pcrcha, balata, etc. 

 70,396. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New Y'ork. The initial B in star. 



Rubber tubing, hose, etc. 

 71 004. The Mechanical Rubber Co., Jersey City, N J., New York and 

 Cleveland, Ohio. The word Corker. Hose compounded of 

 rubber and rubber combined with fabric. 

 71.040. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New York. The word Octo. Rubber 



hose, packing, jar rings, etc. 

 71,374. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New York. The word Rud. Rubber 



hose, packing, jar rings, etc. 

 72,069. J. M. Munyon, Jr., New York. The word Lasto. A preservation 

 of rubber products. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 30, 1913. 

 1 074,147. Supporter. W. B. Whitlock. Richmond, Va. 

 L074i206. Milking appar.itus. G. V. Roberts. Jr., Port Byron, N. Y. 

 1,074.235. Spring wheel. R. C. Behrends, Easton, 111. 

 1074,246. Vehicle tire. J. T. Clark, Provo, Utah. 



1 074 ^69 Water bottle or bag. I. F. Kepler, assignor to The B. F. Good- 

 rich Co.— both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1 074 ^90. Spring wheel. S. J. Poyner, Pierson, Manitoba, Canada. 

 l'074 432. Caoutchouc substance. F. Hofmann, C. Coutelle K Me.sen- 

 ' ' burg and K. Delbruck. assignors to Farbenfabrikcn vorm. 



Friedr. Bayer & Co.— all of Elberfeld, Germany. 

 1,074.498. Garter, F. G. Eiker, Washington, D. C. 

 Trade Marks. 



70 045. J. A. Posey, Waxahachie, Tex. Red star in circle through line. 



.■\ puncture proof composition. 



71 318 ] H Mever & Co., New York. Illustration of duckling on turtle s 



■ back in' spotted circle. Waterproof fabrics. 



tKoTE —Printed copies of specificlti7ns of United States patents may be 

 obSned from Tme I^■D..^ Rl-bber Worm, 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 1912. 

 •Denotes Patents for .American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in The ILLUSTR.^TED Offici.^l Jolrnal, September 3 1913.1 

 11006 (191'). Air tubes and chambers for tires. J. Hayworth, Ivydenc, 

 11,006 (191-;. ^"^j^j^„^,,^3,^.^ Koad, West Houghton, Bolton. 



11093 (1912). Mud guards for motor and other vehicles. ^■J:-S-''°^' 

 ii.uvo K'y 'I ^^1 ^ J Cooper, 47 Featherstone street, London. 



11 ^33 (1912). Apparatus for detecting and closing punctures •"*'"■"• 

 ll,.ii tivi.:;. PP. ^ ^ Martin, 98 Herbert Road, Plumstead. London. 



11 '66 (1912). Rubber pad for preventing rattling of doors, windows, etc. 



'" ^ A. G. Spencer, 77 Cannon street, London. 



11 '74 (1912) Tre.iting india-rubber. S. C. Davidson, Sirocco Engineer- 



ing Works, Belfast, Ireland. 

 11.310 (1912). Means of attaching tires to rims. J. Garbutt, Skelton, 



near Y'ork. j t t> 



11406 (1912) Insulating composition. F. B. Ellis. E. Reeve and }. If. 

 11,406 (191.i). i-'^fj^.'J'.f, ,g Piccadillv street, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent. 



11470 (1912). Coagulating latex. S C Davidson, Sirocco Engineering 

 Works, Belfast, Ireland. 



