July 1, 1914.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



573 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N 



1.095,257. 

 1.095,264. 



1,095.283. 

 1,095,287. 



1,095,349. 

 1,095,385. 



1.095,386. 

 1.095,395. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED M.AY 5, 1914. 



O. 1,095,219. Anti-skid device for motor vehicle wheels. M. Malek, 

 New York, N. Y. 

 095,220. Hose coupling. A. Mcintosh, Randolph, Vt. 

 Spring wheel. A. M. Wolf, Plymouth, Wis. 

 Teething device. J. S. Bridges, assignor to Koolbite Toy Co. — 



both of Chicago, 111. 

 Repair tool for pneumatic tires. E. E. Miller, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Emergency tire for automobiles or similar use. S. C. Rand, 

 Battle Creek, Mich. 



Demountable tire rim. F. M. Osborne, Anaconda, Mont. 

 Demountable rim for resilient tires. C. W. Cramer, Scranton, 



Pa. 

 Emergency tire. C. C. Dabelstein, Detroit, Mich. 

 Production of isoprene. A. Hcinemann, South Kensington, 



London, England. 

 Resilient wheel. E. A. Pierce, Sacramento, Cal. 



Non-slip attachment^for vehicle wheels. T. T. Clark, Milwaukee, 

 ^ ' " ~ "and. Ore. 



1.095.416, 



1.095,451, 



Ore., assignor to T. J. Clark Co., Portia 

 1,095,553. Raisin seeding machine, comprising a soft rubber roller. N. B. 



Converse, Fresno, Cal. 

 1.095,584. Process of making combs. W. J. Mcintosh, Arlington, N. J., 



assignor of one-half to H. Schloss, New York, N. Y. 

 1,095,661. Machine for cutting sheets into strips. J. N. Moullon, Haver- 

 hill, Mass. 

 1,095,681. Bust supporter. G. B. Smith, Pliiladelphia, Pa. 

 1,095,699. Folding machine. Q. W. and 1. E. Booth and L. W. G. Flynt, 



Rochester, N. Y., assignors to Boston Machine Works Co., a 



corporation of Massachusetts. 

 1,095,721. Dress shield. J. C. Flade, assignor of one-half to C. E. Flade 



— both of San Francisco, Cal. 

 1.095,752. Hat fastener with rubber inner facing. G. .-\. Ulrich, Mexico, 



Mexico. 



1.095.770. A detachable tire carrying rim for vehicle wheels. J. A. An* 



glada. New York, N. Y., assignor to Universal Rim Co., 

 Chicago, III. 



1.095.771. Vehicle wheel rim. J. A. .^nglada, New York, N. V., assignor 



to Universal Rim Co., Chicago, lU. 



1.095.775. Demountable wheel rim. E. K. Baker, assignor to Universal 



Rim Co. — both of Chicago, HI. 



1.095.776. Automobile wheel with a demountable rim. E. K. Baker, as- 



signor to Universal Rim Co. — both of Chicago, III. 



1.095.777. Pneumatic tire mounting. E. K. Baker, assignor to Uni- 



versal Rim Co.— both of Chicago, III. 



1.095.778. Demountable tire rim. E. K. Baker, assignor to Universal Rim 



Co. — both of Chicago, HI. 



1.095.779. .Automobile wheel. E. K. Baker, assignor to Universal Rim 



Co.^both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,095.821. Spring wheel. G. E. Crawford, Britton, Okla. 

 1.095,834. Flexible dress overshoe. C. L. K. Ferguson, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1.095.846. Tire. C. Gaul, Brooklyn Hills, N. Y. 

 1,095.854. Clinical thermometer case. O. Gray, Little Rock, Ark. 

 1,095,861. Cushioned tire for vehicles. A. H. Henderson, assignor to the 



Henderson Rubber Co. — both of Baltimore, Md. 

 1,095,947. Garment-holding belt of uncovered elastic rubber. S. H. Thorp, 



Charters Tower, Queensland, Australia. 

 1,095,950. Device for disinfecting telephones, comprising a rubber bulb. 



R. B. Adams, C. H. Wells, and H. G. Payne, Westerville, Ohio. 

 1,095,953. Wheel for automobiles. E. K. Baker, assignor to Universal 



Rim Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,095,956. Resilient vehicle wheel. E. M. Butler, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,095,969. Nipple for nursing bottle. J. C. Poore, Chicago, 111. 

 1,095,988. Manufacture of coating and impregnating materials. C. Roth, 



Frankfort-on-Main, Germany. 

 1,095,996. Demountable rim. C. G. Hawley and E. K. Baker, assignors 



to Universal Rim Co. — all of Chicago, 111. 

 1,096,008. Shoe heel. F. A. Nolan, St. Paul, Minn. 



Designs, 



Rubber or elastic vehicle tire. A. D. Nichols, San Francisco, Cal., 

 and W, \V. McMahon, Detroit, Mich., assignors to United States 

 Tire Co., New York, N. Y. 



Playing ball. G. C. Worthington, assignor to the Worthington Ball 

 Co., Elyria, Ohio. 



45.723. 



45.734. 



65.537. 



75.549. 



76,222. 



77,021. 



Trade Marks. 



L. E. Berebaum, Chicago. 111. The words A-Just-It in a fancy 

 design. For hose supporters and suspenders. 



The Fisk Rubber Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Picture of a_ child 

 ready for bed, holding a tire in one hand and a candle in the 

 other, and beneath it the words Time to Retire. For pneu- 

 matic and solid rubber vehicle tires. 



J. S. Rapson, Elkins Park, Pa. The word Dandy. For rubber 

 erasers. 



H. S. Griswold, Phoenix, .Ariz. The words Do Good. For tire 

 healing compound. 



1,096,084. 

 1,096,098. 

 1,096,101. 



1,096,112. 



1.096,184. 

 1,096,206. 

 1,096,232. 

 1,096,286. 



1,096,380. 



1,096,394. 

 1,096,408. 



1,096,467. 



1,096,477. 

 1,096,487. 



1.096,502. 



1,096,503. 



1,096,515. 



1,096,526. 

 1,096,535. 

 1.096.574. 

 1,096,607. 



1,096,659. 

 1,096,704. 



ISSUED .MAY 12, 1914. 

 Golf ball marking device. W. T. West, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Mixing machine. E. C. Cummings. Waterloo, Iowa. 

 Anti-slipping device. M. J. Frambach and A. R. Corrington, 



Hartley, Iowa, assignors of one-sixth to T. V. Garvin, Des 



Moines, Iowa. 



Process for making rubber printing press blankets. G. Kush, 

 New York, N. Y. 



Emergency covering for hats. C. Mullancy, New York, N. Y. 



Exercising apparatus. J. F. Thomas, Clarinda, Iowa. 



Hose reel. F. .A. Foster, Battle Creek, Mich. 



Composition of matter comprising vulcanized rubber compound, 



and process for making same. E. B. Cook, Danvers, Mass., 



assignor to Fibre Products Co., Boston, Mass. 

 Resilient wheel. C. H. Light, assignor of one-half to C. W. 



Seipel — both of Des Moines, Iowa. 

 Resilient wheel. K. D. Saulpaw, Calhoun, Tenn. 

 Detector and alarm for pneumatic tires. S. W. Waterhouse, 



San Jose, Cal. 



Wheel tire. H. F. Spellhousc, Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to 



the Tension Tire Co., Wilmington, Del. 

 Diaper protector. I. M. Weisert, New York, N. Y. 

 Method of manufacturing leather pneumatic tire covers. G. W, 



Bell, Stockport, England. 

 Machine for applying ferrules or bands to hose. H. Gibbs, 



assignor to W. D. .Allen Manufacturing Co. — both of Chicago. 



HI. 

 Hose clamp. H. Gibbs, assignor to W. D. .Allen Manufacturing 



Co. — both of Chicago, HI. 

 Elastic heel for boots and shoes. J. II. Rubin, New Haven, 



Conn. 

 Pneumatic tire indicator. F. II. Brunig, Kansas City, Mo. 

 Tire patch. W. C. Howard, Kansas City, Mo. 

 Life preserving garment. .A. Teleky, New York, N. Y. 

 Diver's suit. J. F. Deray, assignor to himself; C. Lebrecht and 



A. P. Freeman, trustees — all of Sunnyvale. Cal. 

 Tire body construction. P. E. Wirt, Bloomsburg, 



Washing device for automobiles. 

 N. Y. 



Pa. 

 H. T. Ford, Central Valley, 



1,096,721 

 1,096,749, 

 1,096,761 



45,741. 

 45.766. 



70,980. 

 74,481. 



Truck tire. R. E. Jamieson, Montreal, Que., Canada. 



Spring wheel. J, E. Pinguely, Melbourne, Ky. 

 . Mask. C. Scheer, Silv<rlon, Col. 



Designs. 

 Rubber ball. B. De Mattia, Garfield, X. J., assignor to F. .A. Cigol 



Rubber Co., Paterson, N. J. 

 Tire. J. Neary, assignor to Kokomo Rubber Co. — both of Kokomo, 



The words The Northern 



Ind. 



Trade Marks. 

 Northern Shoe Co., Duluth, Minn. 



Maid. For boots and shoes. 

 W. E. Shelp, Houston, Tex. The word Repeater. For products of 



rubber manufacture, consisting of rubber belting, hose, machinery 



packing, and tires for automobiles and bicycles. 

 G. W. Frazier, New York, N. Y. The word Mermaid. 

 Rogers Peet Co., New York, N. Y. The word Gymkhana. For 

 rain coats and other garments. 



ISSUED MAY 19, 1914. 



Vehicle wheel. L. Anderson, Lake Creek, Tex. 



Changeable tread for automobiles. E. O. Anderson, Glenwood, 

 Fla. 



Vehicle tire. G. Kelly, Hinsdale, 111. 



Printers' blanket. F. E. Ellis, Revere, Mass. 



Pneumatic spring wheel. A. O. Schoelch, Shelbyville, Ind. 



Rubber patch clamp for hose. E. D. VanDoren, Beardstown, 

 111. 



Self adjusting tire inner tube protector. C. L. Witsaman, as- 

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

 Ohio. 



1.097.017. Machine for making finger cots and the like. J. Hadfield, as- 



signor to the Hadfield Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio, 



1.097.018. Glove. J. Hadfield, assignor to the Hadfield Rubber Co. — both 



of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,097,037. Core. G. L. Mather, Akron, Ohio. 



1,097,070. Brace and support for pelvic viscera. S. M. Anderson, Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 

 1,097,114. Spring wheel. C. L. H. Wraae and J. Liddell, Cuba, Wis. 

 1,097,201. Apparatus for heating inflating gas in balloons. R. H. Upson, 



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



Ohio. 

 1,097.237. Resilient vehicle tire. S. S. Krayer, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,097,239. Anti-skid means for shoes. F. L. Kryder. Akron, Ohio. 

 1,097,287. Manufacture of brushes. T. F Barry, assignor to Rubber St 



Celluloid Harness Trimming Co. — both of Newark, N. J. 

 1,097,295. Glare shield for vehicles, comprising a suction cup. C. H. 



Brown, C. L. Swartout and M. J. Fitzgerald — all of Richmond, 



Cal. 



75,648. 

 77,217. 



1,096,817. 

 1.096,818. 



1,096,842. 

 1.096,896. 

 1.096.959. 

 1,096,971. 



1,096,980. 



