March I, 1914] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED JANUARY 6, 1914. 

 I). 1,083,293. Pneumatic tire. J. F. Palmer, Riverside, III. 



1.083,336. Hand stamp. T. L. Parker, Wibaux, Mont., assignor 

 to H. S. Folgcr, Chicago, 111. 



Hat covering. W. C. Wetmore, Upper Montclair, N. J. 



Insulating compound. T. A. Edison, Llewellyn Park, Orange, 

 N. J. 



Resilient wheel. W. A. Gehringer, Allentown, Pa. 



Tire indating apparatus, O. Ebert, Ironton, Ohio. 



Erasing device for typewriters. H. I. Seddon, Portland, Ore. 



Corset with n removable elastic abdominal belt. M. Towell, 

 New York. 



Vehicle wheel. C. F. Womcldorf, Washington, D. C. 



.Atomizer. C. Fellerer, Freising, Germany. 



Non puncturable pneumatic tire. E. G. Rolff, Sacramento, Cal. 



.Air tube for pneumatic tires. W. R. Blowers, Toronto, On- 

 tario, Canada. 



Tire. Paul Richter, Berlin, Germany. 



Non skidder. W. W^cnom, Kirkwood, Mo. 



Resilient tire for vehicle wheels. D. H. Donachy, Williams- 

 port, Pa. 



Vehicle wheel. G. F. Tadini, Xew York. 



Flexible occlusive pessary. A. Asch, Hamburg. Germany. 



Insulating material and process of making the same. J. C. 

 Peabody, Boston, Mass., assignor to The Republic Rubber Co. 



.Automobile tire. C. J. Butts, Boston, Mass. 



Massage device. A. F. Luzzi, Waco, Tex. 



System for inflating pneumatic tires. C. P. McDowell 

 lock, and R. H. Easter, Elma, Wash. 



Resilient vehicle wheel. P. H. Shailcr. Sydney, New- 

 Wales, Australia. 



Non skid tire shoe. H. Strongson, New York. 



Water tag. F. W. Burch, Pueblo, Col. 



Method of fixing rubber or other tires on wheels. T. K. Clark, 

 Durban, Natal, South Africa. 



Shoe attachment for automobile wheels. T. W. Marston, Jr., 

 Mobile, Ala. 



Resilient wheel for road vehicles. A. Ma De Palacio y Garcia 

 and S. Rubio, Alfafar, Spain. 



Designs. 



45,107. Tire tread. J. R. Gammeter, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich 



Co. — both of .Akron, Ohio. 

 45,122. Water cushion. C. W. Mcinecke, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to 



Meinecke & Co.. New York. 

 45,124. Bathing cap. R. Parker, New York. 



45,128. Nursing bottle. W. Schiiippa, Schwepnitz, Saxony, Germany. 

 45,130. Rubber mat binding. F. H. Timke, assignor to J. Kroder and II. 



Ruebcl Co. — all of Xew York. 



Trade Marks. 



73,144. L. C. Chase & Co., Boston, Mass. The word Drcdnaut. For 

 textile fabric coated with rubber or waterproof surface clothing. 



73,195. The Canfield Rubber Co., Bridgeport, Conn. The word Canfield. 

 For dress shields. 



ISSUED JANUARY 13, 1914. 



Vehicle wheel. A. R. Wylie and J. G. Wright, Big Spring, 



Texas. 

 Garment suspenders. H. J. Gaisman, New York. 

 Tire. J. McNamee, Amsterdam, N. Y. 



Anesthetic administering apparatus. J. S. Pyle, Toledo, Ohio. 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. H. K. Wheelock, .Akron, Ohio. 

 Resilient wheel. T. Y'ochum, Columbus, Ohio. 

 Spring tire. H. J. Augustine, Independence, Kan. 

 Fountain spray nozzle. J. Loosen, assignor to M. 



of Oakland, Cal. 



W. W. Pelton, Chicago, HI. 

 G. Glaser, North Dover, Ohio. 

 Svendsen, Tune, N. Y. 

 Newark, N. J. 

 Ankle support and protector. H. J. Collis, Taunton, 

 A waterproofed resilient instep arch support. P. 



Andover, Mass. 

 Vehicle wheel. -A. Saunier. San Francisco, Cal. 

 Vehicle wheel. D. T. Timberlake, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Spring vehicle wheel. D. T. Timberlake, St. Louis, 

 Inhaling device. B. C. Vataghn, assignor to Sarah C. V'aughn— 



both of Pittsburgh. Pa. 

 Caoutchouc substance and process of making same. F. Hof- 



mann and C. Coutelle. assignors to Farbenfabriken vorm. F. 



Bayer & Co. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 

 Vulcanized caoutchouc-like substance. F. Hofmann and C- 



Couteile. assignors to Farbenfabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co.- — ■ 



all of Elberfield, Germany. 



1,083,976. 



1,084,003. 

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 1,084,029. 

 1,084.050. 

 1,084,055. 

 1,084,056. 

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1,084,106. 

 1,084,144. 

 1,084,178. 

 1,084,182. 

 1,084,197. 

 1,085,264. 



1,084.299. 

 1,084,302. 

 1,084,303. 

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1,094.333. 



1,084,334. 



Garment for bathing. 

 Automobile wheel. E. 

 Massage vibrator. G. 

 Inhaler. G. von Ach, 



Peel— both 



Mass. 

 R. French, 



Mo. 



1.084.335. Vulcanized caoutchouc-like substance. F. Hofmann, C. Cou- 



telle, K. Delbruck and K. Meisenburg, assignors to Farben- 

 fabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 



1.084.336. Vulcanized caoutchouc-like substance. F. Hofmann, C. Cou- 



telle, K. Delbruck and K. Meisenburg. assignors to Farben- 

 fabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 



1.084.337. Vulcanized caoutchouc-like substance. F. Hofmann and C. Cou- 



telle, assignors to Farbenfabroken vorm. F. Bayer & Co. — all 

 of Elberfeld, Germany. 



1.084.338. \'ulcanized caoutchouc-like substance. F. Hofmann, C. Cou- 



telle, K. Delbruck and K. Meisenburg, assignors to Farben- 

 fabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co. — all of Elberfeld, Germany. 



1,084,409. Method of constructing tires. B. H. Divine, Utica, N. Y. 



1,084.421. Spring wheel. A. Gage, Long Lane, Mo. 



1.084.434. Tire protector. F. Holik, Prague, Okla. 



1.084,470. Pneumatic puncture proof tire. F. Newbauer, Valley City, 



N. D. 

 1,01-4,515. Spring wheel. C. F. Willner, Kansas City, Mo. 



Design. 

 45,148. Vehicle tire. G. W. Daum, Jeannette, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 

 74,379. Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambertville, N. J. The word Lamco. 



For rubber boots and shoes. 

 74,531. H. P. Rindskopf. New York. The word Bunny. Diapers and 

 infants* pants of waterproof fabric of cotton and silk. 



ISSUED JANUARY 20. 1914. 

 1,084,620. Vehicle wheel. T. L. Forrester, Denver, Col. 

 1,084,648. Resilient vehicle wheel. C. J. Malings, Easthampton, Mass. 

 1,084,664. Spring wheel. G. H. Schanck, Libertyville, III. 

 1,084,731. Resilient tire. D. H. Deery, Bridgeport, Conn. 

 1,084.746. Rubber wheels for finishing heels of boots or shoes. C. A. 



Matson, Lynn, Mass. 

 1,084,840. Pot for collecting resin. J. M. A. Brun, Salles, and G. M. 



Dauris, Mios. France. 

 1.084.842. I^wn sprinkler. J. F. Bustin, Pasadena, Cal. 

 1.084,864. Tire, C. M. Lloyd, London, England. 

 1,084,866. Solid tire for vehicles and the like. D. Maggiora, London, 



England. 

 1.084. 882. Spring wheel. G. J. and H. C. Garrett, Richmond, Ind. 

 1,084.89.5. Pneumatic tire casing repair device. J. N. Ncwsom, St. Louis, 



Mo. 

 1,084,916. -A cushion for billiard tables comprising a rubber strip. M. J. 



Whelan. Muskegon, Mich., assignor to Brunswick-Balkc-Col- 



lender Co., of Delaware. 

 1,084.957. Antislipping device for shoes comprising elastic strip and suc- 

 tion cups. H. J. Otis, Walton, Ore. 



1.085.009. Diving apparatus for submarine work. M. Bembina and L. 



Durand, Palermo, Italy. 



1.085.010. Shoe. R. D. S. Bennett, Springfield, Mo. 

 1,085,019. Hose supporter. A. H. Coin, Larchmont, N. Y. 



1,085.084. Garden hose support. F. W. Haines, East Malvern, Mel- 

 bourne, Australia. 



Designs. 



45.166. Tire casing. L. P. Destribats, Trenton, N. J. 



45.167. Elastic webbing. F. H. Frissell, assignor to The Russell Mfg. 



Co., Middletown, Conn. 



45.168. Elastic webbing. F. H. Frissell, assignor to The Russell Mfg. 



Co., Middletown, Conn. 



Trade Marks. 

 72,730. The Spirella Co., Meadville, Pa. Illustration of a collar supporter. 



Surgical bandages, elastic or surgical stockings, etc. 

 73.864. G. Borgfeldt & Co., New York. The word Kewpie. Rubber balls, 



etc. 

 74,309. Marshall Field X- Co., Chicago, HI. The word Cameo in oval. 



For garment shields. 



ISSUED JANUARY 27, 1914. 



1.085,102. Insulating compound. L. E. Barringer. Schenectady, N. Y., 

 assignor to General Electric Co., of New York. 



1,085,120. Hose nozzle. H. Gibbs, assignor to W. D. -Allen Mfg. Co. — 

 both of Chicago. III. 



1,085.130. Life saving suit. J. Juha.'z. Unity Station, Pa. 



1.085,154. Mud shedder for vehicle wheels. H. G. Newborn, Boyce, Tex. 



1,085,312. Overshoe for horses, comprising a rubber pad. R. Whitaker, 

 assignor to The Emergency Horseshoe Co. — both of New Bruns- 

 wick, N. J. 



1,085,324. Demountable rim. J. Craig, Bedford, England. 



1,085,376. Tire. F. S. Byington. Los Angeles, Cal. 



1,085.408. .Automobile tire. W. E. Delehanty, New York. 



1.085.435. Non puncturable resilient wheel. E. Keup, San Francisco, Cal. 

 1,085,442. Resilient wheel. F. J. Krodel, Chicago. III. 



1,085,513. Vehicle wheel. G. R. Williams. Little Rock, -Ark. 

 1,085,545. Tire. H. Cooney and O. E. Wiltsie, Marion, Ind. 

 Trade Marks. 



68,857 



Thermoid Rubber Co.. Hamilton township, Mercer county, N. J. 

 The words Thermoid de Luxe and Thermoid Rubber Co., Tren- 



