Ai-Rii. 1. 1914.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



389 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUKU I-KllKLAUV 3, I'JU. 



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1.085.641. Spring wheel. 



1,085.700. Kesilicnt wheel 

 1.0S5.7J3. XcliicU- wheel 



1.085, 

 1,085. 



1.085, 

 1.085, 



1.085, 

 1,086, 



1.086, 

 1,086, 



1.086,: 

 1.086.; 



1,086,: 

 1,086, 



1.086, 

 1.086, 



772. 

 773. 



,883. 

 .873. 



.926. 

 139. 



162. 

 .174. 



390. 

 330. 



333. 

 338. 



F. Stitzel, Louisville, Ky. 

 U. C. Percy, Natchitoches, La. 

 J. I). Campbell. Newark, and A. J. 

 Martin, Passaic. N. J. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. J. II. Wagenhorst, Akron, Ohio. 

 Vehicle wheel rim. J. 11. Wagenhorst. .\kron. Ohio. 

 Inhaler. C. Wilson. New York. 

 Spare tire holder. P. Morrissey, l^astliampton, assipnor to 



T. A. Cotter, Willimantic. Conn. 

 Apparatus for producing vacuums. J. I. McCormick. Chicago. 111. 

 Process of manufacturing caoutchouc-like products. A. Caroselli, 



assignor to the firm of Chcmische Kahrik l-'Iorsheim, Dr. IL 



Noerdlinger — both of I'lorsheim-on- the- Main, (icrmany. 

 Spring wheel. D. A. Cray, Chattanooga, Tenn. 

 A resilient tire shock absorber. (). J. Ilohson. Portland, Ore., 



assignor to Ilobson Tire Co., Vancouver. Washinplon. 

 Cushion tire. T. C. Schleicher, Mount Vernon. N. V. 

 Lawn sprinkler. H. Cibhs. assignor to W. D. Allen Mfg. Co. — 



both of I'hicago, 111. 

 Hose supporter. R. Gordon. West Newton, Mass. 

 Vehicle wheel. T. Midgley, Hartford, Conn., assignor to the 



United States Tire Co. 

 Vehicle wheel. C. L. Russell, Rexburg. Idaho. 

 Insulating lining. C. L. Sherman. Philadelphia, Pa. 



45,212. 

 45.213. 

 45,216. 



61.184. 

 69.687. 

 73,663. 

 74,360. 

 74,364. 



74,530. 



Designs. 



Hot water bottle. V. O. Williams, ISrookline. assignor to United 

 Drug Co., Boston, Mass. 



Water bottle, syringe bag or similar ^ article. F. O. Williams, 



l!rookline, assignor to United Drug Co., Boston, Mass. 

 Lawn Sprinkler. C. C. .Armstrong, Marysville, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 



Revere Rubber Co., Providence. K. I., an<l Chelsea, Mass. The 



words Spring Step. For rubber heels for boots and shoes. 

 The Stenography and Reporting Co., Trenton, N. J. The word 



Sarco. For rubber erasers and other business stationery. 

 Ten Broeck Tyre Co., Louisville. Ky. The words Ten Brocck. 



For tire treads. 

 J. II. Gardner, San Jose, Cal. Illustration of an auto with words 



Juncture Proof Dixie Compound. For puncture proof compound. 

 J. G. Helfricli. Baltimore, Md. The words Affinity Shoe. The 



real "Sole Mate," written round circle with woman's head and 



shoe in center. For boots, shoes, etc., made wholly or in part 



of leather, canvas or rubber. 

 H. P. Rindskopf, New York. The word Milady. For dress shields. 



1,086,354. 

 1,086.370. 

 1,086,377. 

 1,086,447. 

 1,086.497. 



1.086.523. 



1,086.550. 



1. 086. 558. 

 1,086.646. 



1,086.653. 

 1,086,689. 

 1,086.696. 

 1.086,757. 



1,086.760. 



1.086.782. 

 1,086,786. 

 1,086.805. 

 1.086.815. 

 1,086.897. 



1,086.923. 

 1,086,924. 

 1.086.947. 

 1,087,006. 



1.087.013. 

 1,087.038. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 10, 1914. 

 Hose rack. E. D. Dysinger, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 Wheel. E. R. Josselyn. San Martin, Cal. 

 Rear tire-holder for automobiles. F. Lederer 

 Pneumatic tire. S. E. Feige, Akron, Ohio. 

 Spring wheel. N. Withers and C. Speidel, 



Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Richland Centre. 



M. Parker. St. Louis. Mo. 

 W. Christian, Longbeacb, 



Wis. 



Tire protector composed of fabric and rubber protected metal 



discs. J. E. and L. Goodman, Stockton, Cal. 

 Pressure relief valve for pneumatic tires, W. J. Morrison, 



Sioux City, Iowa. 

 .\ntiskid chain. C. R. Rawdon and E 

 Heating apparatus for water bag. H 



Cal. 



Protective case for pneumatic tires. L. Dan, Portland. Ore. 

 Spring wheel. J. L. Parker, Galgate, near Lancaster, England. 

 Tire armor. N. Anderson, Baltston Spa, N. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire. M. A. Dees, Pascagoula, Miss., assignor to 



.American Tire Co., St. Louis. Mo. 

 Demountable rim locking device. H. C. Ford, Jamaica, N. V., 



assignor to I*'. W. Hill. Xew York. 

 Pneumatic shoe form. O. E. Moore, Coldwater, Kan. 

 Vehicle wheel. A. F. Priest, Akron, Ohio. 

 Pneumatic tired wheel. E. Cannes, New York. 

 Tire protector. L. S. Gill, Elko, Nev. 

 A composing device for printers, comprising a layer of elastic 



material. G. R, Cornwall. Rye. N. V., assignor to American 



Planograph Co., of West \'irginia. 

 Resilient tire. B. E. Leas. Luverne, Minn. 

 .'\rmored pneumatic tire. J. E. Lee, Conshohocken. Pa. 

 Ptieumatic tire. T. E. Smith, Clinton, Iowa. 

 Spray nozzle. I.. E. Fitzsimons, assignor to the Novelty Mfg. 



Co. — both of Waterbury. Conn. 

 Resilient tire. C. Herminghuysen, Van Wert. Ohio. 

 Resilient wheel. G. C. Moore, Campton, Ga. 



Reissue. 

 13,687. Power tire pump. H. D. Waterhousc, Wollaston, Mass. 

 Trade Marks. 



53,985. Howe Rubber Co.. Newark. N. J. The words Air Weight. For 



ankle protectors, hot water bags, etc. 

 67,468. The Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. The word StanHre. 



For woven machine belting. 

 67,610. Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh, Pa. The 



word Micarta. For electric insulating sheets and tubes. 

 70,273. United States Rubber Co., New York, The words Austin Steel 



Wool Brand. For rubber boots and shoes, etc. 

 71.840. F. A. O. Schwarz, New York. Illustration of bell. For golf 



balls, etc. 

 72.940. .\. W. Faber, Stein, near Nuremberg, and Berlin, Germany. 



Illustration of whale. For rubber erasers. 

 73,062. A. G. Spalding & Bros., New York. The word Olympic. Golf 



balls, etc. 

 74,529. H. P. Rindskopf, New \'ork. Tlie word Brooklyn's. l-'or dress 



shields, 

 74.901. Wallace, Scott & Co., Ltd., Glasgow. Scotland. Illustration of 



coat of arms. For rainproof coats and other articles of apparel. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 17. 1914. 



1,087.201. Pump for automobile tires. J. H. Templin, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,087,224. X'ehicle wheel. J. J. I-'ahrney, Timberville. Va. 



1,087,261. Process of making isoprene. C. Ruder, Wandsbek, near Ham- 

 burg, Germany. 



1,087.312. .Armor for pneumatic tires. C. Matson, Elizabeth, assignor of 

 one-half to E. Huch, and one-half to R. Burkart. .Aldene, N. J. 



1,087.391. Resilient wheel. R. A. Nicholson, Russellville, Okla. 



1,087.467. Vehicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, assignor to the B. F. Good- 

 rich Co. — both of .Akron, Ohio. 



1,087,474. Resilient tire. H. Wellstead. Evanston. HI. 



1,087,491. Life saving garment. J. Ilerlihy, San Francisco, Cal, 



1,087.534. Detachable wheel rim. IL C. Gibson, New York, assignor to 

 The h'irestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. 



1,087.589. Vulcanizing apparatus. J. C. Klaehn, Berlin, Ontario, assignor 

 to Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Ltd., Montreal, Canada. 



1,087,618. Tire fastening device. R. C. Wall. Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,087,626. Flexible suspension wheel for automobiles. O. Allen, Denver, 

 Colo. 



1,087,628. Demountable rim. J. A. Anglada. New York, assignor to the 

 -Anglada Co., of Alichigan. 



1,087.637. Storage battery separator comprising a thin sheet of wood 

 having a casing of rubber. C C. Carrienter, Niagara Falls, 

 New York, assignor to The United States Light & Heating 

 Co., of New York. 



1,087,682. Resilient tread. P. W. Pratt, Boston, Mass. 



1,087.731. Elastic metal tire. G. E. Dargatz, Kansas City, Mo. 



1.087,815. Horse shoe filling, composed of soft rubber, gutta percha, 

 caoutchouc, etc. A. Oetker, Ottensen, near Altona, Germany. 



1,087,829. Attachment for retaining rubber shoes. T. C. Ridge, Carthage, 

 111. 



1.087.846. Tire spreading device. J. O. Stewart. Spokane, Wash. 



Design. 



42.J8L Water bottle, syringe bag or similar article. F. O. Williams, 

 P.rookline, assignor to United Drug Co., Boston. Mass. 



Trade Marks. 



63.393. St. Paul Rubber Co.. St. Paul, Minn. Solid black circle on which 

 appear in white letters the words St. Paul Rubber Co. and 

 Hickory Brand. For rain coats, rubber boots, etc. 



67.564. C. H. Graves, Providence, R. I. The word Invincible. For rubber 

 and leather tires for vehicles. 



69,967. Societe Generale des Etablissements Bergougnan. Oermont- 

 Ferrand. France. The words Le Gaulois. For rubber tires, 

 treads, etc. 



72,462. A. S. Carmichael, Denver, Colo. The words Joy Ride. A com- 

 pound for curing jjunctures in tires. 



74.773. -Apsley Rubber Co.. Hudson, Mass. A. R. Co. in the form of a 

 circle. For rubber coats, boots and shoes. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 24, 1914. 

 1.087.919. Moistening apparatus. M. J. Buckley, Milwaukee. Wis. 

 1,087,942. Resuscitating apparatus. C. M. Hammond, Memphis, Tu»n. 

 1.087.960. Spring wheel for vehicles. W. J. Luttrell, Honey Grove, Tex. 

 1.037,963. Spring wheel. M. Mathiesen. San Antonio. Tex., assignor to 



Mathiesen Spring Cushion Wheel Co.. of Maine. 

 1.087.979. Deflation indicator. F. W. Putnam, Binghamton, N. V. 

 1,088.053. Resilient tire. N. L., Raymond P. and J. F. Baker, Elm Grove. 



W. Va. 

 1,088,108. Split rim construction. F. and N. M. Spranger, Detroit, Mich 

 1.088.200. Detachable tire fastener. J. D. Bowne. Jamesburg. N. J. 

 1,088.312. Bowling pin with sheathing of rubber composition. M. J. 



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



lender Co., of Delaware. 



