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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[April 1, 1912. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 6, 191J. 



NO. ], 016. 281. Adjustable hose nozzle holder. C. J. Lundquist, as- 

 sifinor of one-half to E. O. Winstrand, both of Minneapolis, Minn. 

 1.0I6.JS6. Screw sto[)i)er for bottles and other receptacles. J. 

 Nightingale and J. Sackett, Charlton, England. 



1,016,330. Vehicle wheel. E. 11. Killen, London, England. 



1,016,349. Patch for pneumatic tires. C. W. .McKee, San Diego, Cal. 



1,016.364. McaTis for automatically inflating tires of vehicle wlieels while 

 in motion. J. I. Rodway, and J. Esson, Johannesburg, Transvaal. 



1,016,406. Sap gatherer. J. M. Harrison, Cora. Fla. 



1.016,472. Tire. T. V. Buckwalter, Altoona, Pa. 



1,016,483. Apparatus for producing rubber coated blanks. \V. W. Dun- 

 can and N. E. Tousley, Watertown, Mass., assignors to Hood Rubber 

 Co., Boston, Mass. 



1,016,534. Spring wheel. H. E. Wirebaugh, Canton, Ohio. 



1,016,558. Pneumatic attachment for vehicle wheels. H. Garrison, Chi- 

 cago. III. 



1,016,632. Sprinkler for spraving areas of definite shape. G. H. Hunter, 

 Redlands, Cal. 



1,01 6,673. \'ehicle wheel. \\'. J. CunningliaTU, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,016,709. Tire. J. J. Patton, New York. 



1,016,778. Heating apparatus. G. Rose, Paris, France. 



1,016,812. Tire protector. J. L. Carnes, Des Moines. Iowa. 



1,016.846. Antiskidding attachment for wheels. C. IT. Myers, Franklin, Pa. 



1,016,871. Resilient wheel. H. W. Brooks and S. F. Krupp, Memphis, 

 Tcnn. 



1,016,896. System for inflating pneumatic tires. C. .\. Rivers, Denver, 

 Colo. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 13, 1912. 



1,016,991. Elastic tire. C. Herold, Brunn, Austria-Hungary. 



1,017,228. Horseshoe. J. A. Neil, assignor of one-half to T. E. Gale, and 

 one-eighth to J. A. Donaldson, all of Washington, D. C. 



1 ,01 7,259. Elastic wheel. L. Antoine Garchey, Paris, France. 



1.017,265. Hose patch. S. McRae and J. H. Blom, Everett. Wash. 



1,017,271. Laminated cohesive inter wound fabric band. L. A. Subers, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



1,017,288. Piano shiehl. C. W. Graves. Loganspoit. Ind. 



1,017,314. Cushion sole. .\. Reed, St. Joseph. Mu.. and D. A. Reed. Boze- 

 man, Mont. 



1,017,330. Spring wheel. F. Smith, Rossville, Ga. 



1,017,332. Elevator safety device. F. Sowinski, Detroit, Mich. 



1,017,363. Wheel. J. L. Adamson, Brooklyn, X. Y. 



1,017.466. Vehicle wheel rim. G. T. Reichenbach and H. O. Peck, as- 

 signors to H. O. tVck -Vutomobile Wheel Co., all of Portland, Ore. 



1,017,482. Method of manufacturing lawn tennis and like halls. J. Turner, 

 and A. Buxton, L'xbridge, England, assignors to The Rubber Patents, 

 Ltd., Cowley, England. 



1.017,532. Hose reel. R. W. Glenn, Fruitvale, Cal. 



1,017,598. Tire. A. Seelig, Wilmersdorf, Berlin, Germany. 



1,017,608. Piano protector. W. R. Turner, Wallace, Idaho. 



1,017,638. Hose nozzle. G. W. McCoole, Hot Springs, .\rk. 



Desigj}.'!. 



42.164. Golf ball. F. C. Breakspear, Chicopee, Mass., assignor to A. G. 

 Spalding & Bru-^.. Tei sey t. ity, N. J. 



Trade Marks. 



40,656. Peerless Ru!)ber Mfg. Co., New Durham, N. J. The word Arctic. 



For packing composed o{ rubber or rubber comjiound. 

 52,269. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron, Ohio. The words Blue 



Streak. For elastic vehicle tires. 

 59,364. Bowers Rubber Works, San Francisco, Cal. The words Gee-lVhic. 



For rubber hose, packing, belts, etc. 

 60.233. C. F. Wren, Cleveland, Ohio. The word Fcrrowatic. For elastic 



tires, etc. 

 60.358. Standard Underground Cable Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. The word 



Excelsitc. For insulation for electrical conductors. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 20, 1912, 



1,017.732. Tire. 1-". E. Blaisdell. Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,017,764. Wheel tire. P. M. Kemter, and .\. W. Hentscliel, West New 

 York. N. J. 



1.017,775. Hose coupling. E. Le Breton, Cleveland, Ohio. 



1,017,809. Puncture closure for pneumatic tires and the like. K. Samp- 

 son, Montreal, Quebec. Canada. 



1.017,814. Resilient tire. S. S. Scott, Chicago, Til. 



1.017,895. Spring wheel. G. H. Langton, and J. M. Kellerman, assignors 

 to Auto Air Cushion Wheel Co., both of Los Angeles, Cal. 



1,017,909. Traction and nonskid device. J. \V. Reid, New York. 



1,017,919. Spring wheel. S. R. Sanders, assignor of one-half to C. C. 

 Grosshans, both of .\urora. Neb. 



1,017,956. Tire setting tool. J. F. Carter, Wadley, .\la. 



1,017,961. Antiskidding device. H. A. Fisk, Clinton, Mich. 



1,017.966. Hose nozzle. H. F. Goetz. assignor to Waterhuiy Manufactur- 

 ing Co., both of Waterbury, Conn. 



1,017,980. Elastic tire. J. Lazarus. Boston. Mass. 



1.017.988. \'chicle wheel with elastic spokes. 11. Munk, Berlin, Germany. 



1,018.006. Resilient tire. AL C. Rogers. Williams, Cal. 



1,018.027. Resilient tire for wheels of motor vehicles, etc. H. M. Bag- 



digiaji, Worcester, Mass. 

 1,018.049. Resilient tire. M. Hanford, and D. L. Taylor. Maiden, Mass. 

 1,018,088. Wheel. A. J. Swing, assignor to The Auto-Spring Wheel Co., 



both of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 1,018,179. Link for cross chains of antiskid devices. F. A. Fox, Brooklyn, 



N. Y. 

 1,018,185. Tire case for automobiles. L. Grimm, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 1,018,206. Tire chain and guard. O. J. Mikkelson, Ferryville, Wis. 

 1,018.238. Detachable rim for pneumatic tires. P. E. Doolittle, Ontario, 



Canada. 

 1,018,259. Spring wheel. W. T. Murray, Baldwin, Kans. 

 1,018,288. Holder for erasers. H. H. Yelf, Portsmouth, England. 

 1,018,307. Resilient wheel. J. W. Enright, New Orleans, La. 

 1,018,310. Hose nozzle. S. Frey, assignor of one-half to S. K. Elliott, 



both of Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,018.385. Varnish. L. H. Baekeland, Yonkers. X. Y. 



Trade Marks. 

 60,025. The O. K. Manufacturing Co., Syracuse. X. Y. The initials O. K. 



For erasers. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 27, 1912. 

 1,018,454. Tire. \\'. I. Twombly, assignor to Twombly Motors Co., both 

 of New York. 



1,018,467. Automobile wheel. .\. R. Wylie and J. G. Wright, Big Spring. 



Texas. 

 1,018,589. Process of extracting wax from the candelilla plant. B. V. 



Sharp, Uvalde, Texas. 

 1,018.626. Process of manufacturing ant {slipping tires for motors and 



other vehicles. .\. Michelin, Paris, h" ranee. 

 1,018,652. Shoe retainer. J. A. Drechsler, Hillsdale, Mich. 

 1.018,708. Shoe protector. J. R. Hetrick, Lompoc, Cal. 

 1,018,735. Resilient tire. F. Zimmermann, assignor to Francis Keil & Son, 



both of New York. 

 1.018,764. Hose rack. J. AL Howard. Washington. D. C. 

 1,018,774. Vehicle wheel. I. Pascal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

 1,018,814. \'ebicle Tire. H. H. Durr, Springfield, Ohio. 

 1,018,831. Nipple cover. C- W. Ladley, Ingram, Pa. 

 1,018,833. Convertible motor. J. C. Lincoln, East Cleveland, Ohio. 

 1,018,861. Brushing means for di.sk records for phonographs. ]•". W. Wood, 



Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,018,871. Door stop. J. W. Buoy. Eugene, Ore. 

 1,018,876. Sight for firearms. I'. C. Chad wick, assignor to Savage .\rms 



Co., both of Utica. N. Y. 

 1,018,886. Printing wheel and ink fountains, E. W. Dodge, Augusta, Ga. 

 1,018,895. Tire. E. H. Freas. Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1.018,934. Electric light switch. C. P. Smith, Oak Park, 111. 

 1,019,000. Hose coupling. S. S. Watson, Colegrove, assignor to C. l". 



Schwickert — both of Los Angeles, Cal. 



Trade Marks. 

 59,353. Eberhard Faber, West New Brightnn, N. \'. '1 he initial !• en- 

 closed in a diamond shape. For rubber erasers. 

 60,350. Michelin Tire Co., Milltown, N. J. A photograph of tit es witli- 

 in a ring. For pneumatic tires for automobiles. 

 [Note. — Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be 

 obtained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, posti)aid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS 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 1911. 

 * Denotes Patents for American Im-entioits. 



[Abstr.\cted in The Illustrated Official Journal, February 7, 1912.] 

 23,573. Use of Bakelite in manufacturing glucose. W. P. Cohde, 148 \'an 



Home Street, Toronto, Canada. 

 23,583. Rubber washers in buttle stoppers. D. Hurst, Cumbria. Mal- 



borough Road, Chiswick. and 11. K. Bridge r, 5 John street, .\delphi 



— both in London, 

 23,619. Table ball game with rubber bautl. H. llargreaves, Grosvenor 



Terrace, Limefield, Bury, and J. N. Kay. Briar House, Bury Old 



Road, Hey wood — both in Lancashire. 

 *23,657. Vehicle wheels with rubber tires. O. Treier, 611 Amsterdam 



Avenue, New York. L^. S. A. 

 23,689. Inflated rubber cylinder for deadening landing shocks of bal- 

 loons. C. Labro, 13 Rue de Dunkerque, Paris. 

 23,694. Elastic connections for cardboard boxes. M. Checraerdts, 62 Rue 



de la Croix de Fer, Brussels. 

 23,727. Treating India-rubber sheets, etc. C. J. Beaver, Holme Lea, 



Ashley Road. Hale, and E. A. Claremont, Broom Cottage, High Leigh 



— both in Cheshire. 

 "23,762. Corrugated rubber covers for* tires. D, Rawstron, 602 Harvester 



Bldg., Chicago, U. S. A. 

 23.787. Use of rubber in stuffing bo.x packing. G. W. Beldam, Boston 



Lodge, Ealing, London. 

 23.814. Use of rubber in vehicle tires. R. C. Wilford, The Rectory. Gar- 



forth, Leeds, 



