September 1, 1912.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



607 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED JULY 2. 1912. 



NO. 1,030,861. Foot and ankle brace. F. R. Anderson, Providence, 

 R. I. 

 I.u30,893. Elastic fabric. W. Kops, New York. 

 1,030,895. Elastic fabric. \V. Kops, New York. 

 1,030,952. Art of boot and shoe making. F. W. Ward, South Framing- 

 ham, Mass., assignor to United Shoe Machinery Co., Paterson, N. J. 

 1,031,007. Siphon. E. M. Johnson, Jersey City, N. J. 

 1,031,116. Toy. R. H. Hazard, Washington, D. C. 

 1,031,174. Wheel. S. C. Fregoso, Helensburgh, Scotland. ' 

 1,031,176. Combined nozzle sprayer and sprinkler. A. D. Gilpin, Lincoln, 



Kan. 

 1,031,182. Safety unwinder and automatic cutting device. F. S. Hoag, 

 Kinderhook, N. Y. 



1.031.235. Automobile wheel rim. P. B. Bosworth, assignor to The Fire- 

 stone Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 



1.031.236. Vehicle wheel rim. P. B. Bosworth, assignor to The Firestone 

 Tire & Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 



1,031,259. Demountable rim for automobile or other wheels. M. Half- 

 penny, Pontiac, Mich. 



1,031,291. Pressure governor. G. M. Richards, assignor to M. A. Richards 

 — both of Erie, Pa. 



1,031,307. Adjustable veil. L. J. Wolfe, Waltham, Mass. 



1,031,320. Projectile. J. H. Brown, West Hoboken, N. J. 



1,031,341. Vehicle wheel. W. L. Howard, Trenton, N. J. 



1,031,436. Spring tire. T. G. Russell, Lyndhurst, England. 



1,031,446. Bottle stopper. K. H. Hoffman, Winthrop, Md. 



1,031,465. Sheet carrier for printing presses. A. L. Peno, Chicago, 111. 



1,031,469. Tire shoe support. H. W. Roberts, AUentown, Pa. 



1,031,491. Tire wrapping and unwrapping machine. J. W. Thropp, Tren- 

 ton, N. J. 



1,031,523. Tire. Kelley Chambers, Elkmont Springs, Tenn. 



1,031,530. Spring tire for vehicle wheels. M. E. Courtney, Fair Play, Mo. 



1,031,533. Dental appliance. W. F. Davison, Richmond, Va. 



1,031,613. Process for producing coats. F. A. Antoni, Cologne, Germany, 

 assignor to J. Wahlen, Cologne-Ehrenfeld, Germany. 



1,031,661. Retaining device for printing surfaces. H. C. Osborn, assignor 

 to The American Multigraph Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 



1,031,671. Core for resilient objects. W. Barbour, Glasgow, Scotland. 



Trade Marks. 



57,326. The Republic Rubber Co., Youngstown, Ohio. Portion of tire 



with representations of doves. For pneumatic tires. 

 63,567. The American Steel & Wire Co. of New Jersey, Hoboken, N. J. 



The word Americore. For rubber covered wire. 



ISSUED JULY 9, 1912. 

 1,031,685. Pneumatic tire. W. H. Burritt, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,031,687. Spring wheel. W. N. Carroll and J. C. GrifEn, Nashville, Tenn. 

 1,031,720. Nursing bottle nipple. B. S. Lacy, Dubuque, Iowa. 

 1,031,763. Wheel for motor vehicles. F. O. Woodland, Worcester, Mass. 

 1,031,856. Tire. F. G. Kollenberg, assignor to E. Little — both of Owens- 



boro, Ky. 

 1,031,979. Tire. J. A. Bowden, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 1,031,983. Core for manufacturing pneumatic tire shoes. W. T. Childs, 



assignor of one-half to F. Nolte and one-half to M. D. Kuhlke — all of 



Akron, Ohio. 

 1,032,125. Vehicle wheel. F. D. Dorsey, New York, assignor to Amos 



Woeber, Davenport, Iowa. 

 1,032,273. Weather strip. W. Butler, Avard, Okla. 

 1,032,286. Wheel rim. C. F. Jenkins, Washington, D. C. 



Design. 



42,772. Elastic tire for vehicles. W. F. Pfeiffer, assignor to The Miller 

 Rubber Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Mark. 



63,443. Electric Hose & Rubber Co., Wilmington, Del. The word Supero. 

 For rubber hose. 



ISSUED JULY 16. 1912. 



1,032,428. Process for the industrial manufacture of artificial rubber. 

 G Reynaud, Paris, France. 



1,032,518. Nipple shield. E. P. Thieringer, New York. 



1 032 519. Hose coupling. J. M. Towne, East Orange, assignor to The 

 Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.— both of New Jersey. 



1,032,544. Vehicle tire. L. R. R. Hess, Joliet, and A. S. Burdick, Lock- 

 port, 111., assignors to S. J. Drew, Joliet, 111. 



1,032,579. Vehicle tire. H. M. Ambler, Philadelphia, Pa. 



1,032,626. Manufacture of rubber shoes, boots and the like. A. Schulze, 

 assignor to J. C. Pennie — both of Washington, D. C. 



1,032,640. Rubber sole for shoes and the like. F. Wetie, Koblenz, 

 Germany. 



1,032,730. Elastic wheel. H. G. Baldwin, San Francisco, Cal. 



1.032.732. Apparatus for separating particles of rubber from materials 

 with which they are commingled. W. S. Blaine, Torreon, Mexico, 

 assignor to Intercontinental Rubber Co., New York. 



1.032.733. Method of separating particles of rubber from materials with 

 which they are commingled. W. S. Blaine, Torreon, Mexico, assignor 

 to Intercontinental Rubber Co., New York. 



1,032,757. Dual tire for auto trucks. P. Jones, Metuchen, N. J. 

 1,032,761. Rubber packed pipe couplings. F. A. Miller, assignor to S. R. 



Dresser Mfg. Co. — both of Bradford, Pa. 

 1,032,955. Puncture proof inner casing for pneumatic tires. T. F. Shields 



and W. R. Bolter, Lowell, Mich. 

 1,032,977. Cushion tire. D. A. York, North Grove, Ind. 

 1,032,991. Tire. C. T. Coates, St. Louis, Mo. 

 1,032,010. Manufacture of pneumatic cushioning devices for the elastic 



suspension of road vehicles. L. Harris, London, England. 



Trade Marks. 



48,793. Vacumit-Gesellschaft M. B. H., Vienna, Austria. The word 



Vacumit. For a substitute for rubber. 

 56,042. The No-Air Tire Compound Co., Kansas City, Mo. Tire encircling 



the words The No-Air Tire Compound Co. For tire filling. 

 60,324. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Nepto. For 



rubber gloves and bath caps. 

 60,326. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Luna. For rubber 



gloves and bath caps. 

 60,328. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Veno. For rubber 



gloves and bath caps. 



ISSUED JULY 23. 1912. 



1.033.179. Process of producing piperylene. L. P. Kyriakides and R. B. 

 Earle, assignors to Hood Rubber Co.- — both of Boston, Mass. 



1.033.180. Process of producing isoprene. L. P. Kyriakides and R. B. 

 Earle, assignors to Hood Rubber Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 



1.033.229. Tire for vehicles. J. P. Clare, Stratham, N. H. 



1.033.230. Process of making tires for vehicles. J. P. Clare, Stratham, 

 N. H. 



1,033,315. Cushion shoe for horses. W. B. Harrell, Baldwin, Fla. 



1.033.327. Process of producing erythrene. L. P. Kyriakides and R. B. 

 Earle, assignors to Hood Rubber Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 



1.033.328. Process of producing dimethyl-butadiene. L. P. Kyriakides and 

 R. B. Earle, assignors to Hood Rubber Co. — both of Boston, Mass. 



1,033,513. Vehicle tire. A. Aebli, Milwaukee, Wis. 



1,033,635. Block tire. W. L. R. Sweeney, assignor to M. S. M. Sweeney 



— both of Spartanburg, S. C. 

 1,033,686. Detachable heel. G. Evans, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 1,033,730. Self-sealing bottle stopper. W. G. Peacock, assignor to The 



Perfection Bottle Stopper Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 1,033,741. Armored tread for pneumatic tires. B. Sims, Valley Spring, 



Texas. 



Trade Mark. 

 60,712. The Star Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Marco. For water 



bottles, etc. 



ISSUED JULY 30, 1912. 

 1,033,819. Dental syringe. G. M. McMann, Detroit, Mich. 

 1,033,944. Vehicle wheel. T. H. Rushton, Grimsby, England. 

 1,034,175. Shoe attachment. E. R. Carey and G. G. Condon, Denver, Col., 



assignors to Central Novelty Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111. 

 1,034,226. Garment supporter. T. N. Figuers, Jr., Columbia, Tenn. 

 1,034,372. Apparatus for making tires. C. H. Scrapie, Trenton, N. J. 

 1,034,305. Detachable rim for carriage wheels. L. J. C. G. Dehais, Paris, 



France. 



Trade Mark. 

 63,505. Hood Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. Picture of boot top. For 



rubber boots, shoes, etc. 



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 Inventions. 



[Abstmcted in The Illustrated Official Journal, July 3, 1912.] 



6,023. Air doors for mines. S. Griffiths, 24 John street, Treharris, Gla- 

 morganshire. 



6,031. Surgical syringes. J. L. McLean, 11 Argyle Terrace, Edinburgh. 



6,052. Protectors for exposed vehicle seats. J. W Chapman, 24 Wey- 

 mouth Dwellings, New Kent Road, and P. Wolstenholme, 41 Little 

 Albany street. Regent's Park — both in London. 



6.096. Self-filling pens. H. van der Weyde, 22 Temple Fortune Hill, 

 Hampstead Garden Suburb, London. 



6,126. Golf bags. G. Warnkess, 11 Dunlop street, Glasgow. 



6!l53. Propellers for aerial machines. E. von Bernd, Bergstrasse, Baden, 

 near Vienna. 



•6 156 Temperature alarms. A. Goldstein, 114 Liberty street, New York, 

 ' U. S. A. ^ . 



6,185. Artificial backings for furs and furriery. H. Marche, Fourmies, 

 Nord, France. 



