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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[May 1, 1912. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



1912. 



H. W. Cadwcll, assignor to 



ISSUED XrARCH .=: 



NO. 1,019,622. Container and dropper. 

 F. Stearns & Co.— both of Detroit, Mich. 

 1,019,192. Vehicle wheel. A. Schick, Wheeling, W. Va. 

 1,019,205. Erasing device for typewriters. H. M. Vaughan, Newton, Iowa. 

 1,019,286. Pneumatic tire. W. I. Twombly, New York. 

 1,019,301. Emergency attachment for vehicle wheels. E. T. Burrowes, 



Portland, Me. 

 1,019,340. J. C. McGowan and R. W. Michler, Perris, Cal. 

 1,019,401. Horseshoe. L. Ahrens and E. M. Gilowsky, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1,019,420. Fire nozzle. T. D. Brath, Rochester, N. Y. 

 1,019,451. Sectional insulator. J. C. Gillette, Baltimore, Md., assignor 



to General Electric Co., New York. 

 1,019,468. Tire protector. R. V. Hastings, Chicago, 111. 

 1,019,506. Vulcanizing mould. W. A. McCool, Beaver Falls, Pa., assignor 



to Hercules Tire & Rubber Co., of Delaware. 

 1,019,536. Pneumatic wheel. A. C. Schroeder, Derry Station, Pa. 

 1,019,557. Tire alarm. E. A. Terpening, Mokena. 111. 

 1,019,591. Pneumatic hub. C. E. De Boos, Temora, New South Wales, 



Australia. 

 1.019,607. Packing. A. C. Danrer, Providence, R. I. 



1,019,674. Tire inflation indicator. A. Joly de Lotbiniere, .Srinagar, India. 

 Trade Marks. 



52,026. Revere Rubber Co., Chelsea, Mass. The number 1100. For belt- 

 ing, hose and machinery packing, etc. 



54,231. Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. The word Storm. For 

 rubber boots and shoes. 



60.266. Parker, Stearns & Co., New York. The words Spring Maid. For 

 rubber bathing caps. 



60.267. Parker, Stearns & Co., New York. The w^ords Water Nymph. For 

 rubber bathing caps. 



60,524. Jenkins Rubber Co., Elizabeth, N. J. The words Jen R Co. 

 crossed in a diamond. 



1,019,775. 

 1,019,832. 

 1,019,835. 



111. 

 1,019,845. 

 1,019,846. 

 1,019,847. 

 1,019,896. 

 1,019,898. 

 1,019,973. 

 1,020,071. 

 1,020,115. 

 1,020,138. 

 1,020.140. 



ville, 

 1,020,160. 

 1,020,260. 

 1,020,288. 

 1,020,367. 



ISSUED MARCH 12, 1912. 



Foot rest for bath tubs. F. Forsberg, Chicago, 111. 



Wheel. W. Phillips, Cape May, N. J. 



Tool for removing insulation from wires. H. Prack, Ottawa, 



Vehicle wheel. 

 Resilient wheel. 

 Resilient wheel. 

 Vehicle wheel. 

 Resilient heel. 

 Automobile tire. 



N. Schenk, St. Louis, Mo. 

 K. Schenk, St. Louis, Mo. 

 N. Schenk, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Hayes W. Henry, Melvern, Kan. 

 L. N. Jacobi, Chicago, 111. 

 J. F. Lieb, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Umbrella for theatrical purposes. H. Askin, Chicago, III. 

 Packing ring. W. W. Price, Dayton, Ohio. 

 Adjustable heel for footwear. H. E. Fry, New York. 

 Removable rim for vehicle wheels. C. D. Galvin, Merchant- 

 N. J. 



Shoe pad. L. S. Rowe, Santa Barbara, Cal. 

 Spring wheel. E. W. Burner, LuraT, Va. 

 Tire tool. P, E. Kenney, Celina, Ohio. 

 Exerciser- R. B. Patterson, Jr., Chicago, 111. 



Trade Marks. 



31,536. Peerles6 Rubber Mfg. Co., New York. The word Colonial. For 

 belting composed of rubber, 



55,764. A. G. Spalding & Bros., Jersey City, N. J. The word Midget. 

 For golf balls. 



60,346. Charles A. Daniel, Philadelphia. Pa. The words Quaker City. 



For rubber hose, belting, etc. 

 61,228. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York. The word Farcoola 



written across a fan. For dress shields. 



ISSUED MARCH 19, 1912. 



1,020,464. Automobile tire. W. S. Temple, Sidney, 111. 



1,020,478. Wheel rim. I. J. Carpenter, Marlboro, Mass. 



1,020,489. Antiskid grip. L. B. Gaylor, Stamford, Conn. 



1.020.496. Driving belt. M. Hawe, Pelham Manor, N. Y. 



1.020.497. Composition of spongy matter. A. H. Henderson. Baltimore, Md. 

 1,020,499. Fabric or cloth. A. H. Henderson, Baltimore, Md. 

 1,020,549. Vehicle tire. R. Glabaznya. Chicago, 111. 



1,020.661. Packing. J. Restein. Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,020,678. Wheel rim. F. R. Barker, Boston, Mass. 



1,020,724. Therapeutic device for the treatment of the eyes or ears. 



A. W. Stephens. New York, 



1,020.738. Locking washer. C. Bauer, London, England. 



1,020.797. V'ehicle wheel rim. H. Bussing. Brunswick, Germany. 



1,020,800. Repair heel. G. D. Coates, Torrington, Conn. 



1,020,808. Bottle and stopper. F. W. Dufwa, Mexico, Mexico. 



1,020,880. Insulator. A. M. Bourke, Maitland, New South Wales, Aus- 

 tralia. 



1,020,901. Wheel. Pierre Haerst, Chicago, 111. 



Design. 



42,327. Rubber mat. E. H. Huxley, assignor to the National India Rubber 

 Co.— both of Bristol, R. I. 



Trade Marks. 



55,268. B. H. Gladding Dry Goods Co.. Providence, R. I. The words 

 Claddings Quality in a circle. For rubber boots, etc. 



59,265. Victor-Balata & Textile Belting Co.. Easton, Pa. The word 

 Axonelat. For car lighting belting composed of woven duck impreg- 

 nated with pure balata gum. 



60,261. T. Martin & Bro. Mfg. Co., Chelsea, Mass. A picture of a 

 crown. For elastic webs, 



61,270. The Simplex Electrical Co., Boston, Mass. The word Simcore. 

 For insulated wire. 



1,020.977. 

 1,021,059. 

 1,021,072. 

 1,021,142. 

 Mass. 

 1.021,171. 

 1.021,176. 

 1.021.240. 



ISSt'ED MARCH 26, 1912. 

 Vehicle wheel. L. L. Gregg. Jr., I.onejack, Mo. 

 Insulator. W. R. Markley, Findlay, Ohio. 

 Vehicle tire. C. A. Schenkel. Wabash, Ind. 

 Pneumatic walking attachment. M. W. Freeman, Millingtan,. 



Tread for pneumatic tires. F. G. Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Inflatable dress or skirt shield. F. P. Baker, Maiden, Mass. 

 Pneuraatic hub for vehicle wheels. T. Duysens, Maastricht, 

 Netherlands. 

 1.021.246. Vehicle tire. W. A. Giermann, Biencoe, Iowa. 



Vehicle wheel tire. L. G. Fleming, Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Spring wheel. J. C. Deckard and I. L. Deckard, Vincennes, 



1,021,307. 

 1,021.355. 



Ind. 

 1,021,422. Tire for vehicle wheels. T. J. Mell, assignor to The Republic 



Rubber Co. — both of Youngstown. Ohio. 

 1,021,424. Tire bolt wrench. C. E. Oatman, Brookline, Mo. 

 1,021,495. Vehicle wheel. E. A. Glenn, Chicago, 111. 

 1,021,467. WheeL C, E. Martin and S. J. Clonkey, Washington, Pa. 

 1,021,510. Attachment for shoe heels. J. A. Enright, Columbus, Ohio. 

 1,021,515. Resilient wheel. C. D. Galvin, Merchantville, N. J. 

 1,021,561. Vehicle tire. Benjamin Clifford Swinehart, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 1.021,591. Resilient tire. C. Friederich, Tripp, S. D. 

 1,021,616. Pneumatic tire. J. McGinnis, Johnstown, Pa. 

 1,021,618. Wheel. G. H. Metcalf, Wilkinson, Miss. 

 1,021,711. Vehicle wheel tire. B. C. Swinehart, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 1,021,724. Mud guard for the wheels of motor and other vehicles. C. H. 



Nichols, Wolverton, England. 

 1,021,727, Tire chain mechanism. C. Peterson, Portland, Ore. 

 1,021,751. Resilient heel. H. H. Mathis. Camden, S. C. 



Trade Marks. 

 60.058. Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. Description of button on boot. 

 60,325. The Star Rubber Co., 



bottles, syringes, etc. 

 60.327. The Star Rubber Co. 



bottles, syringes, etc. 



Akron, Ohio. Tlie word I'cno. 



Akron, Ohio. The word Nepto. 

 Akron, Ohio. The word Luna. 



60.329. The Star Rubber Co. 



bottles, syringes, etc. 

 60.331. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Saturn. 



bottles, syringes, etc. 

 60,332. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Juffitt 

 bottles, syringes, etc. 



60.764. E. Z. Jefferson, Sewickley, Pa. The word Jasee. 

 valves, packing, etc. 



60.765. E. Z. Jefferson, Sewickley, Pa. The letters E Z. 

 valves, packing, etc. 



61,461. Jackson-Eno Rubber Co., Los Angeles, Cal. The word Samson. 

 For inner-shoe tire casings for automobile tires. 



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

 obtained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid. I 



For water 

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 For rubber 

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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 1910. 



'Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[Abstracted in The Illustr.\ted Official Journal, March 6, 1912.] 



26,093. India rubber substitutes from gelatine. J. Turns, 190 Warton 

 Terrace, Heaton, Ncwcastle-on-Tyne. 



26,127. Improvements in vacuum cleaning apparatus. J. I. Kirby, 62 

 Trinity Road, West Bromwich. 



26,152. Puncture proof tire bands. G. W. Day, 27 Carlisle street. West- 

 minster; J. Gilles. 6 Margate Road, Brixton, and -A,. J. McQuillin, 

 4 Malmsey Place, Kennington, London. 



26,207. Pneumatic shuttle threading device. J. Crowther and E. O. 

 Coulthard. 8 Stewart street, Deansgate. and W. Sharkie, 37 Lytham 

 street, Pendleton^-both in Manchester. 



