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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[June 1. 1914. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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1.092,753. 

 1,092,761. 

 1,092,811. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED APRIL 7, 19H. 



O. 1,092,083. Wheel. J. A. Stable, Boston, .Mass., assignor to Stable 

 Mechanical Tire Co., Limited, of Maine. 

 1,092.199. Fountain pen. F. M. Ashley, New York. 

 1,092,353. Rubber tire with leather lining. M. Hallanan, New York. 

 1,092,368. Fountain pen. H. E. Knies, White Haven, Pa. 

 1,092,378. Cushion heel and means for attaching same. J. H. Miller, 



Duluth, Minn. 

 1,092,419. Non-skid tire. C. T. Adams, New York. 



1,092,463. Carrier for pneumatic tire shoes. D. L. Vaughan, Riverton, 

 N. J. 



1.092.511. Electrical insulation composition and method of preparing the 



same. J. W. Aylsworth, assignor to Condensite Co. of Amer- 

 ica — both of East Orange, N. J. 



1.092.512. Process of comminuting phenolic condensation products. J, W. 



Aylsworth, assignor to Condensite Co. of America — both of 

 East Orange, N. J. 



1.092.553. Process of producing dental suction. J. H. Abbott, Philadel- 



phia, Pa. 



1.092.554. Suction for dental plates. J. H. Abbott, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,092,566. Tire carrier bracket. T. I. Duffy, assignor to E. C. Sales Co. — 



both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,092,573. Wheel for vehicles. C. L. Ileisler, Schenectady, N. Y. 

 1,092,611. Apparatus for heating inflating gas in balloons. R. H. Upson, 

 assignor to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, 

 Ohio. 

 1,092,643. Surgical apparatus. M. E. Goolsby, Orlando, Fla. 

 1,092.684. Syringe. A. E. Wilde, New York. 



1,092,699. Compact folding vapor bath cabinet. F. Depenbrock, San Fran- 

 cisco, Cal. 

 1,092,710. Shaving and lather brush comprising a massage device. D. I. 

 Hartmann, New York. 

 Reservoir penholder. G. F. Seitz, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Waterproofing apparatus. T. F. Tyler, Lawrence, Mass. 

 Tire carrier. T. I. Duffy, Chicago, III. 



Trade Marks. 



Perham & Morsbach Co., Chicago, HI. The words The Lily Ann. 



For dress shields. 

 American Asbestos Co., Norristown, Pa. The word Ambesco, 



For packings and gaskets formed of cloth woven from asbestos 



yarn and belting formed of woven asbestos yarn. 

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



words Top Notch separated by rugged stump of tree. For 



rubber footwear of all kinds. 

 T. W. Meredith, New York. The word Myrod. For leather and 



other boots, shoes and slippers, including those combining the 



use of rubber. 

 Eberhard Faber, New York. The word Tinta. For lead pencils 



and rubber erasers. 

 The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. Illustration of arrow 



in heavy black effect. For golf balls. 

 The McGowan Co., Homestead, Pa. The word Lightning in elec- 

 trical effect. Puncture cure for pneumatic tires. 



ISSUED APRIL 14, 1914. 



Knee guard comprising two elastic bandages. H, R. Hart, 



Montclair, N. J., assignor to A. G. Spalding & Bros., New 



York. 

 Art of manufacturing combs. F. Wieland, East Rutherford, 



N. J., assignor to The Arlington Co., New York. 

 Die for use in the manufacture of combs. F. Wieland, East 



Rutherford, N. J., assignor to The Arlington Co., New York. 

 Manufacture of combs. F. Wieland. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 



assignor to The Arlington Co., New York. 

 Manufacture of combs. F. Wieland, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 



assignor to The Arlington Co., New York. 

 Pneumatic rubber tube and metal stem protector. J. M. 



Majors, Ottumwa, Iowa. 

 Mat or pad consisting of a strip of elastic material. C. I. E. 



Mastin, Midland Park, X. J. 

 Resilient tire. A. Tyler, Wheeling, W. Va. 

 Vehicle tire. C. H. De \''oll. New York, assignor to The 



American Spring Tire Co., Dover, Del. 

 Life preserver. J. Magyar, Puritan, Pa. 

 Lawn sprinkler. C. A. Nelson, Chicago, 111. 

 Wearing apparel. F. L. Cadenas, New York. 

 Tire fastening. J. P. A. Pearson, San Francisco, Cal. 



60,890. 

 66,381. 



68.277. 



74,824. 



75,284. 

 75,377. 

 .-5.709. 



1,092.836. 



1,092,881. 



1,092,882. 



1,092,883. 



1,092,884. 



1,092.927. 



1,092,928. 



1,092,963. 

 1,092,981. 



1.093,002. 



1,093,006. 

 1.093.032. 

 1,093,071. 

 1,093.105. 



1,093,115. 

 1,093,124. 



1.093,183. 



Collapsible core. H. E. Boyd, Akron, and R. B. Koontz, Spring- 

 field township, Summit county, Ohio. 



Wheel for automobiles, etc. R. E. L. Crosby, Jonesboro, Ark. 



Spring wheel. G. W. Graves, M. McCollman and A. P. Gibson, 

 Alderson, W. Va. 



Fibrous thread, rubber coated. A. H. Henderson, assignor to 

 The Henderson Rubber Co. — both of Baltimore, Md. 



1,093.211. Protective rubber cap. with stopple, for milk bottles. S. Schul- 



hoff, Philadelphia. Pa. 

 1.093,234. Felly band and rim for wheels. C. H. Albert, Indianapolis, 



Ind. 

 1,093,251. Apparatus for effecting subaqueous irrigation of the bowels. 



A. Brosch and O. Von Aufschnaiter, Vienna, Austria. 

 1,093,310. Vehicle tire. S. G. Carkhuff, Akron, Ohio. 

 1.093.353. Fountain syringe. L. E. Pease, West Somerville, Mass. 

 1,093,375. Demountable rim. A. R. Behnke, St. Paul, Minn. 

 1.093,397. Tire valve. W. A. Goetz and W. A. Day, Weaverville, Cal. 

 1,093,399. Resilient wheel. A. T. Gookin, Cambridge, Mass. 

 1,093,413. Automobile wheel. H. Hill, Phoenix, Ariz. 

 1,093,417. Swimming apparatus. M. HIinka, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1.093,448. Resilient wheel. P. F. Marcante, Allentown, Pa. 

 1,093,455. Tire protector. D. G. Mitchell, Oberon, N. D. 



1,093,464. Attachment for pneumatic tire valves. T. J. O'Leary, St. Paul, 

 Minn. 



1,093,485. Hand stamp. L. K. Scotford, Chicago, I'l., and Max C. Price, 

 assignors to Hill-Independent Manufacturing Co. — both of 

 Muskegon, Mich. 



Design. 



45,595. Protective shield. V. Guinzburg. assignor to I. B. Kleinert Rubber 

 Co. — both of New York. 



Trade Marks. 



60.J65. Parker, Stearns & Co., New York. The words Surf Queen. For 



rubber bathing caps. 

 60,758. Elchemco Manufacturing Co.. Jersey City, N. J. The word 



Elchemco. For rubber tires. 

 74.494. Mulconroy Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The word Mulconroy. For 



metallic hose coverings, hose couplings, hose clamps, hose pipe 



nozzles, hose nipples, etc. 

 75.512. Helmuth Voss, Hamburg, Germany. The word Novapercha. For 



a gutta percha substitute. 



75.988. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron, Ohio. The word Cougar. 

 For belting. 



75.991. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word and 



number Hytemp 200. For belting. 



75.992. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Jove. 



For belting. 



75.993. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Thor, 



For belting. 



75.994. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Wyoga. 



For belting. 



ISSUED APRIL 31, 1914. 



1,093.616. Sanitary garment protector. V. Guinzburg, assignor to I. B. 

 Kleinert Rubber Co.— both of New York. 



1,093,672. Sectional pneumatic tire. J. C. Wilson, Belchertown, Mass. 



1,093,712. Fountain pen. E. G. McLeod, Brockton, Mass. 



1,093.736. Wheel tire. M. Silva, Provincetown, Mass. 



1,093,739. Alarm mechanism for pneumatic-tired wheels. M. F. Stadt- 

 muUer, Fort Dodge, Iowa. 



1,093,825. Tire tool. G. W. Bryant, New York. 

 ,1,093,845. Milking device. M. Goehler, Vancouver, B. C, Canada. 



1,093,849. Wheel comprising a plurality of independent rubber annulL 

 W. T. Harris, Louisville, Ky. 



1,093,865. Sanitary shield for dental instruments. C. F. Lauderdale, Port- 

 land, Ore. 



1.093,902. Resilient wheel tire. T. B. Veaman, Nashville, Tenn. 



1,093,907. Nozzle. H. Birnbaum, Rapid City, S. D. 



1,093,923. Process of preparing rubber from hydrocarbons. R. B. Earle, 



assignor to Hood Rubber Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 

 1.093,075. Anesthetizer. G. Clark, assignor to The Ohio Chemical & Mfg. 



Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1.093,987. Life saving apparatus. T. F. Gleason, Muscatine, Iowa. 

 1.094,034. A resilient tire. R. E. Sturman, Franklin township, Wright 



county, Minn. 

 1,094,052. Demountable rim for vehicle tires. P. B. Bosworth, assignor 



to Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,094,062. Hand stamp. H. S. Folger. Chicago, III., and A. M. Comstock. 



M. M. Corey and W. Boulthouse, Muskegon. Mich., assignors 



to The Advance Mfg. & Supply Co., Chicago, III. 



1 .094.084. Rim and tire holder for automobiles. F. C. Miller, Easton, Pa. 



1.094.085. Tire holder for automobiles, etc. F. C. Miller, Easton, Pa. 



1.094.159. Process of producing keto compounds from ketones and alky- 



laminomet banes. G. Merling and O. Chrzescinski, Elberfeld, 

 and H. Kohler, Leverkusen. near Cologne, assignors to Farben- 

 fabriken vorm. Friedr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Germany. 



1.094.160. Process of producing keto compounds from ketones and tetra- 



alkyldiaminomethanes. G. Merling and O. Chrzescinski, Elber- 

 feld, and H. Kohler, Leverkusen, near Cologne, assignors to 

 Farbenfabriken vomi. Friedr. Bayer & Co., Elberfeld, Germany. 



1.094,164. Combined spreader and clamp for tires. S. E. Nold, assignor to 

 The Aluminum Foundry Co, — both of -Alliance, Ohio. 



1.094,223. Process for producing isoprene. L. P. Kyriakides, assignor to 

 Hood Rubber Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 



