January 1, 1914.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



213 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 4, 1913. 



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O. 1,077,267. 



J. E. Fawcett, I'latleville, 



Shield for pneumatic tires. 

 Wis. 

 1,077,275. Tire protector. R. V. Hastings, Chicago, 111. 



310. Vehicle tire. B. C. Seaton, Detroit, Mich. 



388. Vehicle wheel. J. Bray, Arlington Station, Cal. 



401. Antiskid attachment for automobile tires. J. G. Florack, Roch- 

 ester, N. Y. 



407. Automobile tire. A. B. Hollenbcck, Sidney, N. Y. 



430. Resilient wheel. M. C. Ray and E. K. Henderson, Nederland, 

 Col. 



434. Spring wheel. A. D. Seibert and B. R. Andrus, Pendleton, Ore. 



440. Tire protector. V. K. Sturges, Oakland, Cal. 



504. Tire. G. Anger, McKees Rocks, Pa. 



612. Resilient wheel. G. A. Lcitzman, Clayton, Ind. 



618. Tire. W. Maginnis, Ogonta, Pa. 



071. Garment supporter. R. T. Clarke, Columbus, Ohio. 



683. Resilient tire for trucks. D. H. Decry, Bridgeport, Conn. 



735. Gas bag for toy. F. Morinaga, Philadelphia, Pa. 



766. Ear appliance for facilitating hearing. A. von Suchorzynski, 

 Steglitz, near Berlin, Germany. 



782. Resilient tire. D. A. York, Northgrove, Ind. 



799. Vehicle wheel. A. R. Burkelt, Manns Choice, Pa. 



800. Life belt. T. B. Butters, New York. 

 868. Life saving garment and belt. J. and A. Berman, Manchester, 



England. 

 Corset. T. E. Heilner, New York. 



44,840. Bathing cap. 



44.854. Vehicle tire. 



44.855. Vehicle tire. 



Designs. 

 E. A. Guinzburg, New York. 

 W. D. Morris, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 W. D. Morris. Youngstown, Ohio. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 11, 1913. 



1,077,994. Vehicle wheel. W. A. Milam, Dallas, Tex. 



1,078,061. Alarm for pneumatic tires. J. B. Polo, Clear Lake, S. D. 



1,078,070. Pontianak compound and method of preparing same. G. Staun- 

 ton, assignor to W. S. Potvvin — both of Chicago, 111. 



1,078,086. Art of devulcanizing rubber. D. A. Cutler, Mount Vernon, 

 N. Y. 



1,078,097. Apparatus and method for splicing rubber tubing. F. W. 

 Krenicr, Rutherford, N. J. 



1,078,099. Machine for forming rubber tubes. F. W. Kremer, Carlstadt, 

 N. J. 



1,078,109. Retainer for overshoes and rubbers. V. Reynolds, Marion, 

 Ind. 



1,078,112. Hose coupling. S. Storm, Mattoon, 111. 



1.078.149. Resilient wheel. H. Kirkby, Middletown, Conn. 



1.078.150. Spring wheel. H. C. Knight, Portland, Me. 

 1,078,153. Tread for tires. J. F. LeBaron, Chardon, Ohio. 



1,078,283. Toilet implement. F. O. Hilfiker, Irondequoit, N. Y., assignor 



to F. O. Hilfiker Co., Syracuse, N. Y. 

 1,078,307. Non-conducting material and process of making same. T. B. 



Parkison, Muncie, Ind., assignor to Union Fibre Co., Winona, 



Minn. 



1,078,322. Anliskidding device. T. B. Thomas, Quincy, Mass. 



1,078,333. Packing. A. L. Cole, Auburndale, Mass., assignor to Frank C. 



Parmenter, Gloucester, Mass. 

 1,078,364. Breathing appliance. W. Longway, Gary, Ind. 

 1,078,430. Resilient wheel for motor cars and the like. E. Graham, Bat- 



tersea Park, and G Wallace, London, England. 



1.078.432. Lawn sprinkling device. J. S. Hadden, Huntington Park, Cal. 



1.078.433. Sprinkler. J. S. Hadden, Huntington Park, and F. II. John- 



son, South Pasadena, Cal. 



1,078,443. Dress shield. L. L. Just, La Salle, 111. 



1.078,455. Airship. C. E. Myers, Frankfort, N. Y. 



1,078,461. Wheel. M. D. Price, Miami, Fla. 



1,078,515. Inner tubes for pneumatic tires. A. and A. Raymond, Wash- 

 ington, D. C. 



1,078,579. Demountable rim. J. M. Gilbert, Mount Vernon, N. Y., as- 

 signor of one-half to The B. F. Goodrich Co., one-fourth to 

 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— both of Akron, Ohio, and one- 

 fourth to United States Tire Co., New York. 



Designs, 



44.872. Lather brush. G. W. Gill, Manokin, Md. 



44.873. Undergarment. V. Guinzburg, assignor to I. V>. Kleincrt Rubber 



Co. — both of New York. 



Trade Marks. 



70,371. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. The word Pacer in horse- 

 shoe. For rubber boots and shoes, etc. 



71,392. United Brush Manufacturing Co., New York. The words Set In 



liubber UBM. For paint brushes, etc. 

 72,302. Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden, Mass. The word Veto. For 



rubber boots and shoes. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 18. 1913. 



1.078.514. Aeronautical apparatus. A. Donath, New York. 

 1,078,632. Spring wheel. V. Mancini, Schenectady, N. Y. 



1.078.824. Vaginal syringe. L. S. Brower, Black Rock, Ark. 



1.078.825. Auxiliary raising and centering vehicle rim. A. J. A. Bruct, 



St. Denis, France. 

 1,078,916. Vehicle wheel. J. R. Gerard, Parsons, Kan. 

 1,078.974. Trousers belt. A. K. Wander and R. Dalraar, Chicago, 111. 

 1,079,007. Water closet scat. H. M. Hoelscher, assignor to L. Wolff 



Mfg. Co.— both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,079,026. Hose rack. M. Schnaicr, New York. 

 1,079,038. Collapsible core. J. Ycmiker, Akron, Ohio. 

 1,079,041. Wearing apparel. M. M. Dryfoos, New York. 

 1,079,061. Stamp. O. M. Pannier, assignor to Pannier Bros. Stamp Co. 



— both of Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 1,079,082. Pneumatic vehicle wheel. J. U. Wells, Fallen Leaf, Cal. 

 1,079,149. Overshoe holders or clamp. C. R. Schuey, Carterville, 111. 

 1,079,175. Automobile tire. E. A. Howe, Bancroft, Iowa. 

 1,079,186. Process of manufacturing multiple chamber inner tubes for 



pneumatic tires. A. and A. Raymond, Washington, D. C. 

 1,079,203. Combination ice bag. water bottle and fountain syringe. C. J, 



HarreniJohl, New York. 

 1,079,251. Fireman's mask. A. F. Macrini, New York, 

 1,079,273. Auto tire protector, A. S. Standish, Cleveland. Ohio. 

 1,079,276, Electric massage apparatus. J, Thorell, Portland, Ore. 

 1,079,305, Knockdown wheel. J. E. Strietclmeier, assignor to The Ideal 



Wheel Co. — both of Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Design. 



44,890. Rubber mat. E. Hutchcns. assignor to Federal Rubber Manufac- 

 turing Co. — both of Milwaukee, Wis. 



Trade Mark. 



66,672. W. S. Nott Co., Minneapolis, Minn. The word Kenwood. For 

 rubber belting and rubber hose. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 25, 1913. 



1,079,397. Vehicle tire. J. T. Clark, Provo, Utah. 



1,079,464. Process for regenerating vulcanized rubber. C. P. Bary, as- 

 signor to H. P. C, G. Debauge — both of Paris, France. 



1.079.500. Apparatus for raising submerged bodies. G. Lcsourd, Paris. 

 France. 



1.079.515. Pneumatic tire, R. Rondeau, assignor to Societe Fermiere de 



i'Automatique Ducasble, Paris, France. 

 1,079,574. Automatic lawn sprinkler. E. L. Nicholson, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,079,601. Wrapping and unwrapping machine. C. Kuentzcl, assignor to 



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

 1,079,624. Shirt waist belt. I, C. Woodward, Chicago. III. 

 1,079,644, Vehicle wheel, R. K. Gratigny, Edgewater, N. J, 

 1.079,670, Ear trumpet. O. H. Sheppard, assignor to W. N. 



of Chicago, 111. 



1.079.703. Hood for mouthpieces of pipes or the like. H. E. 



Hobokcn, N. J. 



1.079.704. Combination tire valve stem and pressure gage. 



away, Sheldon, III. 

 1.079,755. Tire. J. J. Fields, New York. 



1.079.781. Dust cap for tire valves. J, Lynn, Alice, Tex, 



1.079.782. Liquid waterproof surfacing composition, G, 



Seattle, Wash. 



1,079,807. Coat closure. J, S, Snyderm, Newport, Pa. 

 1,079,907. Tread section for antiskidding devices. H. D. Weed, Syracuse. 



N, Y. 



Trade Marks. 



57,513. Empire Tire Co., Trenton, N. J. The words Empire Peerless. 



For rubber inner tubes for pneumatic tires. 

 64,774. Felten & Guilleaume Carlswerk Actien Gcsellschaft, Mulhcim-on- 



thc-Rhinc. Germany. The initials F G over word Neptune in 



circle. For india rubber, etc., mixed with waxes, etc. 

 64,946. C. H. Daniels, Newtonville and Boston, Mass. The words Foot 



prints written over illustration of pair of feet. For boots and 



shoes made in whole or part of rubber. 

 72,078. The Mine & Smelter Supply Co., Denver^ Col. The word Massco. 



For rubber and canvas belting, rubber tubing, etc. 

 72,235, Ilelmnth Voss, Hamburg, Germany. The word Rubberine. For 



a chemical for coloring rubber, 

 72,374. J. W. Buckley Rubber Co., New York. The word Vena. For 



rubber tubing, hose, etc. 



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

 obtained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



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