February 1, 1912.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



251 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 5, 1911. 



NO 1.010,539. Wheel tire. F. Vitali, Healdsburg, Cal. 

 'l 010,558. Flexible arm and mitten. C. Wilhamson Nor oik. Va. 

 l.OlWai, Detachable rim for wheels. J. W. Hall and Cyr.I Baynes, 

 London, England. 

 1010 656 Hose reel. J. Martyn, Detroit, Mich. „ ^ . ,, 



; ;699: me^matic massage too,. C. O. S°b,nsUi, St. Lou.s, Mo^ 

 1 010 751 Boot tree for use in treenig machines. A. H. M. Grune. Fir 

 :'oi;7rm"eT"'E. J. Nelson. Alliance. A. & F. H. Lan„ Havelock, 

 , 010^4.'" c'^r^n for anti-skid devices. F. H Fo., New York. 

 i;010;885. Anti-Skid chain. F. H. Fox New \ ork. 



Subers, Cleveland. Ohio. 

 1,011,091. Resilient wheel. J. A. Suddarth, St. Joseph, Mo. 



Trade Marks. 

 S8 419 Revere Rubber Co. Chelsea, Mass. A picture of a rubber heel. 

 'For heels and soles of boots and shoes. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 12, 1911. 

 1 nil 155 Tire-splicing mandrel. C. C. Chamberlain, Ionia Mich^ 

 I'oiiios' Pneum'atic'tire. J. G. A. Kitchen. Lancaster, and I. H. Story. 

 :'.0,ut"T:;e'cUmTtor vehicle wheels. F. M.. J. S. and W. W. HiUon, 



Akron, Ohio. 

 1 nil 707 Hose reel E. Anderson, Dayton, Ohio. 



1,011,397. tlose reel. Weehawken, and P. D. 



1011450. Tire-wrappmg machine. A. De l^asKi, 



Thropp, Trenton. N. .L Haddocks, assignor 



^•°"ofo°ne.L"irtrrMcNf^. bU°o'lTortt Canada. 

 ,011.471. Pneumatic tire. W A. McCool^Beav ,^s .. 

 1011668. Manufacture of shoes. J. i. leoDuxi, 



l'oif6"9.''Resilient wheel. J. VoUman. assignor of one-third to P. De 

 ' Vogel, both of Racine, Wis. ^ 



,011,76^0.' Cushion heel [^ ^^ZrLT. Kln.^'i:'^ A.' ^'or^^^s, 

 1 Oil 807. Mantifacture of rubber snoes. 

 ' Granby, Quebec, Canada. , ..._ m v 



' ber Co., Providence. R. I. 



Trade Marks. 



. T. 1,1, r^ T<.anptte Pa The monogram I' and C 

 50 954 Pennsylvania Rubber Co., J eanette, ra. 



' dental and medical appliances. ^^ 



58 4ir'Th; Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg Co.. New York. The word 

 ^ ' IVallabout. For mechanical rubber goods. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 19. 1911. 

 1012 030. Compound plastic material. W. Hunnewell, Underwood, N. Y. 

 l'oi2 098 Tire inflator. E. Rector, New York. ,-.,,;,„ C 



1 012 159. Protection and anti-skidding armor for pneumatic tires. . C. 

 Reichel. Amsterdam. NY ^^^^^ ^^^^ 



ro;^2';9;: I::-: 'clLr'-^F.^A^l-glir^assignor to Birtman Electric 



1012''232''pro«ss"for making hollow articles from plastic material. Ber- 

 ' n'ard Balg, Gorlitz. Germany. 

 1 012.247. Spare tire cover. H. Cohen, New York. 



1,012,299. Hand-grip. H. ^ T--^. Bnghjon Mass. ^^ 



11112 325 Tire protector. J. O. Caldwell. Jr.. assignui 

 1,012 32^. ^l^l^e^^P _ s^ _ both of Boston, Mass. 



, nn itt Tir.. nrntector T. C. Hammer, Chicago, 111. 



1 012,375. Tire. F. H. Lathrop, Chicago, 111. 



l'oi2 459 Vehicle tire. A. L. Siegrist, Akron. Ohio. 



•024: N PPle cap. A. Stern, Frankfort-on-the^ain. Germany. 



2 502. ElaTtic connecting device. J. F. Atwood, Claremont N^ H. 



i;012,541. Method of treating trees for extracting sap. J. T. Gilmer, Mo 



bile, Ala. Hallett. Riverhead. N. Y. 



1.012,543. Antiseptic rubber-dam holder. L. ii. niiicii.. 



Designs. 



41.994. Tire tread. W. T. Dorgan, Saginaw, Mich. 



Trade Marks. 

 50,131. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York. The word Kimono. For 

 dress shields. ^ rr^ at T 



54 610 United and Globe Rubber Manufacturing Cos.. Trenton, N. J. 

 U and G. Descriptive title. For rubber belting, hose. etc. 



55 '59 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron, Ohio. Picture of a 

 '" band or stripe. For elastic vehicle tire treads. 



58 345 Barrett Mfg. Co.. New York. The words Black Diamond. For 



' waterproofing and insulating compositions. 

 59.030. Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago. III. The word Proiile. For leather 



and rubber footwear. , „ ,,. i> it.. 



59,333. Behrend & Rothschild, New York. The trade mark B. & R. tor 



rubber toys and pacifiers. 



ISSUED DECEMBER 26, 1911. 

 1.012,597. Heel. J. L. Church. Bellingham, Wash. 

 1,012,636. Shoe. W. E. Hemenover. assignor to the B. F. Goodrich Co., 



both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1 012 653. Massage brush. B. D. Knickerbocker, Chicago, 111. 

 l'oi2!879. Gripping device for securing auxiliary or spare rims to auto- 

 • Mobile wheels. A. Manson, Pans, France. 



1 01' 898 Air valve for pneumatic tires. F. M. Neal, Bridgeport, Conn. 

 l'012'951 Shoe for tires. Cyrus A. Whyland. Marion, Mass. 

 l'012'978. Collapsible shoe-tree. C. A. Bowron, New York. 

 l'oi2,980. Artificial palate. T. W. Brophy, Chicago, HI. ^ , , 



Ton Oil. Wheel rim. Henry J. Graves, Kensington, London, England. 

 l',ai3,063. Vulcanizing device. J. M. Robbins and J. F. Crew, Rochelle, 



1 013^085. Tire for vehicle wheels W. T. Whitlock, assignor to the Fisk 

 Rubber Co., both of Chicopee Falls, Mass. 



Trade Marks. 

 15,457. A. W. Faber, Stein, Germany. The name A. W. Faber. For sta- 

 15,458!"^A^'w. Faber, Stein, Germany. The initials .4. W. F. For sta- 



16,288?" The Canfield Rubber Co., Bridgeport, Conn. The word Caniield. 



For waterproof fabrics. t, r ^-j it., 



58,946. Keystone Roofing Mfg. Co., York, Pa. The name X-L-Oid. For 



rJoTr''— Printed' conies of specifications of United States patents may be 

 obla^nel-from The'iSoia Ri.b'ber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 

 'Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[-\BSTBACTED IN THE ILLUSTRATED OFFICIAL JOURNAL, DECEMBER 6. 1911.] 



19,028. Improvements in molded tires. W. Drury, Fulham, Lon^""- 

 19,100. Rubber connections for electrical heating appliances. H. Lofquist. 



Stockholm, Sweden. ,,11 i»r 1.= 



19,122. Tire attachments to rims. F. & A. Probert, Llanelly, Wa es. 

 •19,162. Pneumatic cushions on vehicle wheels. L. R. Gruss, Chico, Cal.. 



19,29": ^Rutber-tapping knives. H. Oliver, 49 West Brook Bank, Shef- 



'WV^' Seamless hollow rubber articles. G. D. Farnam, Akron, Ohio. 



19,328! Composition of cotton impregnated with rubber. G. Metcalfe, 

 Christchurch, New Zealand. 



19,332. Improvements in tread bands. W. G. Skew, 47 Devonshire Mews. 

 South, London. 



19.432. Rubber heel pads. J. Wilmshofer, Diisseldorf. Germany. 



[Abstracted in the iLLtisTRATED Official Jot^RNAL, December 13, 1911.] 

 19 512 Fitting of tread bands. F. Little, Fenham, New Castle^on-Tyne. 

 r9;59S: V^l shock absorber. C. K. Mills, 23 Southampton Buildings. 



19 65l" Ti"; attachments to rims W C Sneyd, Sale, Cheshire, and D. V. 



Tones, 5 Cumberland street, Manchester. 

 19 730 Imorovement in coagulation of latex. J. S. da Costa, Para, 



Rra/il and R Bridge, Castleton, Lancashire. 



Urazii, ana r. en k Tarver Branstone, Burton-on- 



19,739. Re-forming waste rubber. H. hi. iarver, 



"^^""3; , ■ r • ;,,;„,= W E t^ke 7 Southampton Buildings. 

 19,800. Packing for pipe joints. W. t. i^Ke, 



19 85V"'Frexible compositions for use as rubber substitutes. T. D. Kelly. 

 19'86'7°"Kn"itt:d' i::ertions in rubber articles. E. C. R. Marks, 58 Lin- 



19'977.'"'lmrovrrptumat"ushion on wheels. R. Simpson and E. Wal- 



' lace 56 Moorgate street, London. 1. ■„ -r, 



lace. 00 1 B Wunderlich, Rosenheim, Ba- 



20,017. Rubber tires on roller sKates. ,«. 

 varia, Germany. 



