September 1, 1914.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



683 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED JULV 7, 1914. 



O. 1,102,406. Vehicle wheel. W. C. Hofen, San Francisco, Cal. 



1,102.423. Cushioned wheel. G. T. McMillan, Bushnell, S. D. 



1,102,487. Treatment of caoutchouc, gutta percha, and like sub- 

 stances. L. Feval and J. Dc La Fresnayc, Paris. 

 France. 



1,102,598. Non-skid vehicle wheel. J. Liska, assignor of one-half to A. 

 Klapan — both of Natrona, Pa. 



1.102.630. Composition, and process of manufacturing the same. J. W. 



Aylsworth, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Condcnsite Co. of 

 America — both of Glen Ridge, X. J. 



1.102.631. Plastic composition and method of making same. J. W. Ayls- 



worth. East Orange, X. J., assignor to Condcnsite Co. of 

 America, Glen Ridge, X, J. 



1.102.632. Enamel lacquer or varnish composition. J. W. .\ylsworth. East 



Orange, X. }., assignor to Condensite Co. of America, Glen 

 Ridge, N. J. 



1.102.633. Insulating composition. J. W. Aylsworth, East Orange, N. J., 



assignor to Condensite Co. of America, Glen Ridge, N. J. 



1.102.634. Plastic phenolic condensation product and process for forming 



the same. J. \V. Aylsworth, East Orange, N. J., assignor to 

 Condensite Co. of America, Glen Ridge, N. J. 



1,102,690. Vehicle wheel tire. I. M. Sartain. Tracy City, Tenn. 



1,102,789. Apparatus for cutting, grinding, mincing or pulverizing rubber. 

 T. Ogden, Manchester, assignor to .-\. Denton, Inglcside, 

 Marple, county of Chester — both in England. 



1,102,811. Elastic tire for vehicles. J. Spyker, Amsterdam, Holland. 



1,102,860. Tire for wheels. W. H. Blake, Jersey City, X. J. 



1,102.914. Supplemental tire for vehicle wheels. C. Hastings, Atchison, 

 Kan. 



1.102.938. Blow-out patch. J. H. Marvil, of V. & I. H. Downs, Laurel, 



Del., assignor of one-third to J. D. Marvil and two-thirds to 

 S. D. Marvil, Laurel, Del.; S. L. Marvil and F. B. Sirman 

 executors of the estate of said J. D. Marvil, deceased. 



1.102.939. Tire repair patch. J. H. Marvil, of V. & I. H. Downs, Laurel, 



Del., assignor of one-third to J. D. Marvil and two-thirds to 

 S. D. Marvil, Laurel, Del.: S. L. Marvil and F. B. Sirman 

 executors of the estate of J. D. Marvil, deceased. 

 1,103,003. Detachable wheel rim. R. Haupt, Hanover, Germany. 



Trade Marks. 

 70,348. Estate of C. F. Goepel, New York, \. V. The words Established 

 Quality and Efficiency in a fancy design. For rubber buttons. 



70.658. Gem Fountain Pen Corporation, New York, X. Y._ Representation 



of a fountain pen in a sunburst. For fountain pens and the 

 parts thereof. 



70.659. Gem Fountain Pen Corporation, New York, N. Y. The word Cem. 



For fountain pens and the parts thereof. 

 71,081. Woonsocket Rubber Co., Woonsocket, R. L .\ cameo representing 



a head. For rubber boots and shoes. 

 76,579. The Eagle Kant-Slip Patch Co., Cleveland, Ohio. .■Vn illustration 



of an eagle carrying a tire in its claws. For rubber adhesives, 



patches, etc. 

 76,707. Rubber Sundries Co., Cleveland, Ohio. A diagonal black band on 



which the words Black Band appear in a circular space. For 



rubber water bottles, fountain syringes and ice caps. 

 77,957. C. J. Higley, New York, N. Y". The word Haley. For hose 



supporters. 

 78,561. Mulconroy Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. The words Safety-First. 



For hose fittings. 

 78,846. Revere Rubber Co., Providence, R. I., and Chelsea, Mass. The 



words String-Step in a semicircle. For rubber soles for boots and 



shoes. 

 78,907. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. The word Seaside. For 



rubber boots and shoes and rubber soled shoes. 



ISSUED JULY 14, 1914. 

 1,103,114. Rubberized silk supporter. J. Warren. McComb, Ohio. 

 1,103,148. Lady's skirt with elastic plaited part. A. Malsin, New Y'ork, X. Y. 

 1,103,181. Braiding machine. W. E. Elliott, Grand Rapids. Mich. 

 1,103,280. Beating engine. R. S. Fram, Vandalia, 111. 

 1,103,308. Vehicle wheel. F. H. Messinger, New York, N. Y. 

 1,103,349. Fountain pen. \V. L. Chapman, New York, X. Y. 

 1,103.359. Method of making sponge rubber. J. Huebner, Chicago, 111. 

 1,103,443. Drying machine. O. S. Sleeper, assignor to Buffalo Foundry & 

 Machine Co. — both of Buffalo. X. Y. 



1.103.464. Instep support. J. W. Arrowsmith, Morristown, X. J. 



1.103.465. Bunion shield and corrector. J. \V. Arrowsmith, Morristown, 



N. J. 



1,103,478. Vehicle tire. O. W. Britt, San Francisco, Cal. 



1,103.637. Vehicle wheel rim. T. H. Wagenhorst, Akron. Ohio, assignor 

 of two-fifths to The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York, N. Y., 

 one-fifth to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, 

 and one-fifth to the United States Tire Co., New York, N. Y. 



1,103,642. Wheel tire. A. M. Zimmcrs, Baltimore, Md. 



1,103,670. Air cushion for rubber stamps. C. C. Gibson, Buffalo, N. Y. 



1,103,684. .-Momizer. E. R. Pettit, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,103,813. Vehicle wheel. T. B. Murray, Scotstoun, Scotland. 



1,103,848. Blow-out patch. C. L. Smith, Brooklet, Ga. 



1,103,874. Ventilating and disinfecting means for shoes. H. W. Hallejr, 



Hutchinson, Kan. 

 1,103,877. Pneumatic tire. H. F. Heycock, Dunedin, New Zealand. 

 1,103,892. Rubber sole for boots and shoes. C. S. Rcdfield, Brookline^ 



Mass., assignor to Essex Rubber Co., Inc., Trenton, N. J. 

 1,103,914. Cushion heel shoe. C. C. Eaton., assignor to C. A. Eaton Co. — 



both of Brockton, Mass. 



Trade 'Marks. 



67,457. Franklin Caro Co., Richmond, Va. The word Caro. For chewing 

 gum. 



76,250. Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc., New York and Brooklyn, X. Y.; 

 Chicago, 111.: Fort Worth, Tex.: Kansas Citv, Mo., and Port- 

 land, Ore. Diamond shaped design formed of two triangles en- 

 closing the letters M W. For rubber belting, leather belting, etc 



76,815. J. P. Gallagher, Philadelphia, Pa. The word Galwin. For rub- 

 ber compound, etc. 



77,115. The Bee Bee Confection Co., Dayton, Ohio. An illustration of a 

 fan between the words Fan and Tan. For chewing gum. 



77,949. Converse Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden, Mass. The word Tuff-E-Nalf. 

 For rubber tires, casings and inner tubes. 



79,153. Imperial Rubber Co., New York, N. Y. The word Innovation. 

 For electrical apparatus, machines and supplies. 



ISSUED JULY 21, 1914. 

 1,103,960. .Artificial limb. J. E. Hanger, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,103,967. Drainage tube. H. £. Hughes, Baltimore, Md. 

 1,104,074. Air valve foj- pneumatic tires. F. P. Root, .Mcron, Ohio. 

 1,104,078. Twisting machine. W. F. Smith, Chicago, III., assignor t» 



Western Electric Co., New York, X. Y. 

 1,104,108. Garment stay. J. E. Dean, North Girard, Pa. 

 1,104,179. Photographic ray-filter, with soft rubber lining ring. W. F. 



Folmer, assignor to Eastman Kodak Co. — both of Rochester^ 



N. Y. 



1,104,186. Pneumatic tire. H. B. Gillette, Grand Rapids, Mich. 

 1,104,252. Vacuum cup releasing device for lamps. W. P. Dunham, Lo» 

 Angeles, Cal. 



1,104,267. Skirt with elastic strips in waist band. M. Mayers, New York. 

 N. Y. 



1,104,296. Stock shell for winding fabrics. \V. F. Gammeter, Cadiz, Ohio. 



1,104,343. Cushion shackle for running gear of vehicles, comprising a. 

 plurality of rubber pads. A. Buonicore, New York, N. Y. 



1,104,382. Life preserver. J. M. Pineau, Quincy, Mass. 



1,104,426. Tire. F. Keller and H. Cogan, Paterson, N. J. 



1 104,441. Surf coaster. A. X. Nelsen, Longbeach, Cal., assignor of one- 

 half to H. J. Woods, Hollywood, Cal. 



1.104,508. Hose construction. C. K. Huthsing, St. Louis, Mo. 



1,104,514. Eraser for lead pencils. A. Kilstrom, Providence, R. I. 



1.104.566. Fountain pen. R. W. Springer, Springfield, 111. 



1.104.567. Fountain pen. R. W. Springer, Springfield, 111. 

 1,104,607. Perfume atomizer. F. Berger, Baltimore, Md. 

 1.104,625. Skirt with elastic gore. E. Caplan, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1.104,659. Syringe Nozzle. F. A. Gordon, Spokane, Wash. 



1,104,664. Supporting belt. E. Guggenheim, assignor^ to M. W. Schlos* 



^fanufacturing Co. — both of New York, N. Y. 

 1,104,674. Belt for catamenial sacks. C. Johnson, Seattle, Wash. 

 1,104,722. Vulcanizer. O. Walter, Hanover, Germany. 

 1,104,744. Process of treating Pontianak. A. R. Ellison, Brookline, Mass. 

 Trade Marks. 



78,123. A. R. Garrod, New York, N. Y. The word Pediforme. For shoes 



of rubber, leather, etc. 

 78,213. Wright & Ditson, Jersey City, X. J. The word Ringer. For golf 



balls. 

 78,519. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York, N. Y. The word Imit. For 



rubber hot water bottles and fountain syringe bags. 

 78,696. Ferguson Waterproof Co., St. Louis, Mo. The words Water King. 



For waterproof coats, jackets, ponchos, etc 

 78,919. L. Candee & Co., New Haven, Conn. A narrow embossed band 



on the upper margin of a boot or shoe. For rubber boots and 



shoes. 

 78,963. W. A. Rockrohr, Chicago, 111. The words Tile Wad. For rubber 



putty. 



78.974. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, III. The word Fatima. For 



chewing gum. 



78.975. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, HI. The word Recruit. For 



chewing gum. 



78.976. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, IlL The words Good Luck. For 



chewing gum. 



78.977. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, 111. The word Picnic. For 



chewing gtim. 



78.978. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, III. The word Pick. For chew^ 



ing gum. 



78.979. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, 111. The words Pay Car. Tor 



chewing gum. 



78.981. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, 111. The word Favorite. For 



chewing gum. 



78.982. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Chicago, III. The word Polo. For chew- 



ing gum. 



