454 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[May 1, 1914. 



1,091,176. 



1,091,211. 



1,091,241. 

 1,091,270. 

 1,091,287. 

 1,091,302. 

 1,091,303. 

 1,091,316. 

 1.091,373. 

 1,091,379. 

 1,091,384. 

 1,091,387. 



1,091,394. 



1,091,437. 



Tire. E. W. Wilson, assignor to Detroit Pneumatic Tire Co. 

 — both of Detroit, Mich. 



Garment with elastic bands to provide for contraction and ex- 

 pansion. G. Gelormini, Newark, N. J. 



Wheel with sectional tire. J. Pierce, Ogden, Utah. 



Tire. T. P. Attaway, Oswego, S. C. 



Tire. J. Cairns, Walsall, England. 



Resilient wheel. W. F. Doll, New York. 



Resilient wheel. W. F. Doll, New York. 



Tire. Lyman H. Ferguson, Buffalo, N. Y. 



Automobile tire protector. N. II. Miller, Meadvillc, Pa. 



Pneumatic tire for vehicles. O. Mussinan, New York. 



Hose rack. W. T. Oliver, Newport News, Va. 



Packing for wells comprising a rubber sleeve. W. S. Pierce, 

 Franklin, Pa. 



Hand stamp. I.. K. Scotford, Chicago, 111.— assignor to Hill- 

 Independent Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Skid chain. J. A. McDonald. Winthro|) — assignor to J. R. Peck, 

 Brooklinc, Mass. 



45,498. Tire. H. R. Smith, 



Design. 

 Lakewood, Ohio. 



68,001. 



70,140. 



-1,640. 



,553. 



Trade Marks. 



The Seamless Rubber Co., New Haven, Conn. Black fleur de lis 

 in circle with company's name and address written around edge. 

 For rubber gloves. 



The Original Puncturefix Co., Marion, Ohio. Triangle illustration 

 of hand hammering nails in tire. A fdling composition for pneu- 

 matic tires. 



Oliver's Sporting Goods House, I'liiladelpia, Pa. The word Vsafa. 

 For balls of all kinds. 



T. G. Plant Co., Boston, Mass. The words Queen Quality. For 

 boots and shoes of leather, rubber, etc. 



ISSUED MARCH 31, 



1,091,476. 



1,091,480. 

 1,091,503. 

 1,091,515. 

 1,091,573. 

 1,091,698. 



1,091,699. 



1,091,725. 



1,091,759. 

 1,081,780. 



1,091,807. 

 1,091,815. 

 1.091,818. 

 1,091,809. 

 1,091,839. 

 1.091,878. 



1,091,944. 



1,091,977. 

 1,091,981. 



1,092,006. 

 1,092,016. 



1,092,068. 



1,092,078. 

 1,092,105. 

 1,092,119. 

 1,092,129. 



1,092,130. 



1914. 

 Bigney, 



assignor to Sidney 



Elastic connecting device. S. O, 



Suspender Co. — both .n Attleboro, Mass. 

 Pneumatic or elastic tire. C. Burnett, Durham, England. 

 Vehicle wheel. G. F. Gcb, Franklin, Mass. 

 Spring wheel. F. P. Holmes, Larned, Kin. 

 Metal tire band. T. Higgins, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Apron and cup supporting device adapted to be secured to a 



tree. E. R. Philip, Atlanta, Ga., assignor to American Can 



Co., New Y''ork. 

 Combined apron and cup supporting device adapted to be se- 

 cured to a tree. E. R. Philip, .\tlanta, Ga., assignor to 



American Can Co., New York. 

 Insulating composition. L. E. Barringer, Schenectady, N. Y., 



assignor to General Electric Co., New ^ ork. 

 Hose coupling. F. E. Paradis, Buffalo. N. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire pressure gage and dust cap. G. E. Traub, San 



Diego, Cal. 

 Wheel rim and tire. M. H. Cain, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Hose supporter. R. E. Dodge, New Haven, Conn. 

 Tire supporting receptacle. R. Eisenmann, Chicago, III. 

 Hose attaching device. C. Elkin. New York. 

 Tire valve tool. E. N. Haverfield, Cadiz, Ohio. 

 Waterproof blast cap charge protector. J. M. Cordiay. Los 



Angeles, Cal. 

 •\rticulation of dolls in which elastic cord is employed. H W. 



Meier, assignor to H. W. Meier ii: Co. — both of Baltimore. -Md. 

 Syringe. J. A. Speck, Pawhuska, Okla. 

 Tire protective rivet. E. B. Stimpson, Brooklyn, assignor to 



E. B. Stimpson Co., of New York. 

 Game board. W. A. Bailey, Lincoln, Neb. 



Poison indicator, comprising an elastic band. R. W. Bugbee, 

 St. Louis, Mo. 



Means for automatically inflating pneumatic tires. .\. L. Mc- 

 Donald and D. L. Middleton, Sanderson, Fla. 



Cushion tire, which is hollow. M. C. Overman, New Y'ork. 



Removable waterproof lining. H. C. Holmes, Portland, Ore. 



Tire. L. H. Ferguson, Ithaca, N. Y. 



Method of manufacturing rubber blocks for springs, etc. A. G. 

 Spencer, London, England. 



Tube for pneumatic tires. W. A. Vail and O. E. Smith, as 

 signors of one-fourth each to 



F. Lackner, J. Ilolden and W 



the 

 A. 



following: O. E. Smith, 

 Vail — all of Chicago, III. 



Design. 

 45.548. Rubber brush. O. Eick, St. Louis, Mo. 



Trade Marks. 



C W. Hutchings, assignor to Indexo Co., Inc. — both of New- 

 York, Illustration of hand, on index finger of which is a tooth 

 brush. For tooth brushes. 



L. Meredith, London, En,gland. Illustration of snakes coiled 

 around tree. For pneumatic tires. 



The Royal Equipment Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Illustration of brake 

 lining! For brake lining. 



(XoTE Printed copies of specifications of I'nitcd States patents may be 



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



72,971. 



74,417. 

 75,589. 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECiriCAIIONS PUBLISHED. 



The number given is that assigned to the Patent at the filing of the applica 

 tion, which in the case of these listed below was in 1912. 



'Denotes Patents for .4merican Inz-entions. 



[.-\bstracted is The Illustrated Official Journal, March 4, 1914.] 



25,514 (1912). Punching balls. H. Edwards, 64 Commercial street, Ne. 

 port, Monmouthshire. 



25.575 (1912). An apparatus for repairing rubber goods. N. I. Spriggs, 

 83 London Road, Leicester. 



25,612 (1912). Rubber tapping knives, etc. T. and H. Burman, Lee Bank 

 Works, Ryland Road, Birmingham. 



25,616 (1912). Twin detachable rims carrving elastic tires. C. S. Chal- 

 lincr. IS Park Range, and .1. .^. Challiner, The Glen, 

 .Anson Road — both in \'ictoria Park, Manchester. 



25,641 (1912). Spraying nozzles. W. A. Dexter and J. P. Little, 45 Scot- 

 land street, Glasgow. 



25,719 (1912). Solid rubber tire of the band type. T. Gare, Cumberland 

 House, Park Lane, Wembley, Middlesex. 



25,779 (1912). Pneumatic lire covers. G. W. Beldam, Boston Lodge, 

 Ealing, London, and A. U. B. Ryall, Granville, Wind- 

 mill Road, Brentford, Middlesex. 



25,781 (1912). Sock suspender. F. Barth, 151 Ronsdorferstrasse, Barmen, 

 Germany. 



25,842 (1912). Protective cover for rubber football bladder. J. W. Albers, 

 1 Bremerstrasse, Harburg-on-Elbe, Germany. 



25,865 (1912). Tire attachments to rims. J. Stungo, 11 Eyiauerstrasse, 

 Berlin. 



'25,887 (1912). Rubber diaphragm in connection with foot arch supports. 

 W. C. J. Guilford, 722 Tenth street, Northwest, Wash- 

 ington, V. S. A. 



25.912 (1912). Elastic substances. W. E. Reeser, 46 Amsteldijk. .Am- 

 sterdam. 



25,915 (1912). Detachable rubber treads for foot operated levers. R. Sur- 

 ridge, 58 Lomond Grove, Camberwell, London. 



[.Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, March 11, 1914.] 



26,153 (1912). Spring wheels. C. Madden, 53 Devonshire street, Islington, 

 London. 



*26,191 (1912). Spring wheel with continuous outer rigid ring and pneu- 

 matic cushions. G. A. Eberhardt, 2840 South Forty-first 

 avenue, Chicago, 111., U. S. A. 



26,277 (1912). Extracting gutta-percha, etc., from shrubs. G. Hughes, 

 55 Chancery Lane, London. 



•26,312 (1912). Respiratory apparatus. G. -A. Morgan, 52027 Harlem ave- 

 nue, and 1. W. Wills, 2323 Central avenue — both in 

 Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. 



26,379 (1912). A solid rubber or like tire in which is embedded an endless 

 articulated band. A. W. Torkington, 76 York street, 

 Westmister, and Stelastic & General Syndicate, 11 Queen 

 Victoria street, London. 



26,387 (1912). Tire with rim enclosing air tube or chamber. M. Schwert- 

 fuhrer, 117 .Avenue de la Reine, Brussels. 



26,446 (1912). Implement for tapping rubber trees, etc. J. Da C. Gadeiha, 

 Nova Vista, Labrea, Amazonas. 



26,513 (1912). Tire tool. W. J. Hill, 64 Vivian Road, Harborne, Birm- 

 ingham. 



26,524 (19121. Rubber sole with integral rubber studs — for boots or shoes. 

 S. Drevfus and L. Gaisman, trading as Hooley Hill 

 Rubber's Chemical Co., Stamford Road, Hooley Hill, 

 Manchester. 



26.550 (1912). Caoutchouc substances. J. Y'. Johnson, 47 Lincoln's Inn 

 Fields, London. 



26,589 (1912). Aeronautics. E. S. Drake, 79 Welland avenue, St. Cath- 

 arines, Ontario, Canada. 



■'6 598 (1912). Rubber heel for boots, etc. A. Demorey, 18 Boulevard du 

 Nord, and B. Tournier, 47 Rue Montgolfier— both m 

 Lyons, France. 



[.Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, March IS, 1914.] 



*26,669 (1912). Air tubes and chambers for wheel tires. H. McOeary, 

 1226 New Hampshire avenue, Washington, U. S. A. 



26,679 (1912). Stethoscopes, etc. C. A. Teske, 33 Percy street, Totten- 

 ham Court Road, London. 



26,682 (1912). Exercising apparatus: massage. H. J. Wareham, 28 Gatcley 

 Road, Brixton, London. 



•26,688 (1912). Appliances for cleaning vehicles, windows, etc. C. F. 

 Schuh, 11 Shephard avenue, Newark, N. J. 



26,754 (1912). Means for attaching rubber bulbs, etc., to metallic and like 

 tubing. M. Kemp Welch, Corrie, Harriatts Lane, 

 Ashtead, Surrey. 



26,819 (1912). Spring wheels for vehicles. C. S. Hope-Johnstone, 96 Pic- 

 cadilly, London. 



26,874 (1912). Wheel tires. C. M. Lloyd, Claridge's Hotel, Brook street. 

 London. 



''6 946 (1912). Flooring for a tennis court, comprising India rubber or like 

 tiling. R. K. Gray, 106 Cannon street, London. 



26.960 (1912). Footballs. W. McConnell, Greenside Place, Auchenleck, 

 Ayrshire. 



'7 003 (1912). .A non skid device, adapted to be embedded in the tread of 

 an elastic tire. G. W. Beldam, Boston Lodge, Ealing, 

 London. 



27.010 (1912). Eraser holders. E. W. Yelf, 31 Castle Road, Portsmouth. 



J7.059 (1912). Tread of a pneumatic tire. E. Wendel, Saargemund, Loth- 

 ringen, Germany. 



