NuVEMEER I, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



49 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUKD SEPl'EMBEU 3, 190;. 



NO. 864,841. Vehicle rim [with tire retaining means]. L. B. Gast and 

 j. Gast. Jr., Akron, Ohio. 

 864.^11. Vehicle whtel rim [ftr pneumatic tires]. J. M. Padgett, 



Topeka, Kans. 

 864,919. Adjustable hose nozzle. C. R. Ross, assignor of one-tliird to 



Ada K. Slreeter, both of Kansas City, Mo. 

 864,926. Cellular pneumatic lire. L. C. Schoonmaker, Perham, Minn. 

 864,952. Storm front for vehicles. O. A. Charles, assignor to Rex Shield 



and Mfg. Co., both of Conncrsvillc, Ind. 

 864,983. Spare tire holder for autonnjbikt.. J.. P. McKinley, assignor of 



one-half to J. L. Snow, both of Boston. 

 864,988. Milking machine and connections. F. Raven, Korrumburra, Vic- 

 toria. 

 865,028. Vehicle tire [tread composed of rubber blocks], G. O. rankboner. 



Cleveland, Ohio. 

 ^65.039. Means for securing soft tread tires to rims. F. M. Hilton, J. S, 



Hilton and W. M. Hilton, assignors of one-half to H. Musser, all of 



Akron, Ohio. 

 865,134. Rubber tire setter. H. L. Stcup, Ypsilanti, Mich. 

 865,137. Shower bath apparatus. Nannie L. Wallen, Chicago. 

 365,146. Hose nozzle. H. M. Albee, Nutley, N. J. 

 865,184. Firehose holder. J. Kenkn, New York city. 

 865,288. Tread for pneumatic tires. E. K. Baker and C. G. Hawley, 



Chicago. 

 865,306. Means for securing soft tread tires to rims. F. M. Hilton, J. S. 



Hilton, and W. W. Hilton, assignors of one-half to Harvey Musser, all 



of Akron, Ohio. 

 865,326. Pneumatic tire casing or shoe. E. K. Baker and C. G. Hawley, 



Chicago. 



Trade Marks. 

 19,608. Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft, Untertiirkheim, Germany. The word 



Mercedes. For sheet rubber, rubber tires, and foot wear and other 



articles of rubber. 



28.742. The Goodytar's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co., Naugatuck, Conn. 

 Fancy shield bearing the words lyalcs Goodyear. For rubber footwear. 



28.743. T/ii" savic. The words "Wales Goodyear." For rubber footwear. 

 29,185. Pacific Coast Rubber Co., Seattle, Wash. The words Red Dezil. 



For rubber tires and inner tubes. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 10, 1907. 

 865,355. Spraying device. I. Callman and JT. Sabatelli, New York city. 

 865,396. Resilient wheel [with rubber cushioned tread]. H. Klingltr, 



Sitterdorf, Switzerland. 

 865,411. Cushion tire wheel. C. A. Marien, St. Louis. 

 865,422. Horseshoe pad. J. B. McArdlc, West Orange, N. J. 

 865,443. Tire shield. T. J. Sprinkle, Hillsboro, Ohio. 

 865,458. Mold for pneumatic tires. F. Veith, Veithwerk, Germany. 



865.497. Pipe coupling and method of applying tht- same. D. M. Kenyon, 

 assignor of one-half to J. B. Etherington, both of Bradford, Pa. 



865.498. Implement for coupling pipe. Same. 



865,507. Horseshoe [with pad]. M. A. Liebert, New York city. 

 865,615. Air brake hose coupling. E. W. Shaw, Weir, Kans. 

 865,682. Wheel [having rubber cushions within a steel tirej. H. Cramer, 

 Sonora, Cal., assignor to Cramer Wheel Co., San Francisco. 



865.698. Rubber vehicle tire. [Clincher tyke, with filling of cellular cellu- 

 lose.] J. J. Hendler, Chicago, assignor to Tiger Tire Co., a corpora- 

 tion of New York. 



865.699. Rubber wheel tire. Same. 



865,743. Tire. [Tubular case, with plurality of separate yicldint: supports 

 within.] W. T. Wood, Nashville, Tenn. 



865.764. Eraser holder. M. F. Creahan, Philadelphia. 



865.765. Wheel for road vehicles [having a resilient tire within the sttel 

 tread]. J. Davies, Birmingham, England. 



Trade Marks. 

 The American Wringer Co., New York city. The following for marking 

 -the kinds of goods specified: 

 24,041. The word Household. For mangles. 

 24,043. The word Eclipse. For clothes wringers and mangles. 

 24,045. The word Gem. For bench wringers. 

 -24,048. The word Keystone. For clothes wringers. 



24.049. The words No. G Climax 340 in border. For clothes wringers. 



24.050. The word Colonial in fancy bordtr. For clothes wringers. 



24.051. The words Xo. Daisy 120 in border. For clothes wringers. 

 -24,052. The word Mascotte. For clothes wringers. 



24.053. The words No. C Ideal 140 in border. For clothes wringers. 

 .24,053. The word E.rcelsior. For clothes wringers. 



24,057. The Utter C and the figure 1 in diamond shaped enclosure. For 



clothes wringers. 

 24>i53- The letter B and figures iiJ/$ in diamond shaped enclosure. For 



clothes wringers. 

 29,396. Sawyer Belting Co., Cleveland, Ohio. The word Flexo-Tractine. 



For dressings for canvas, leather and rubber belts. 

 ISSUED SEPTEMBER 17, 1907. 

 865,996. Mask. R. K, Catt, Abbottsford. Victoria. 

 866,006. Strip guide for elastic fabrics. A. H. DeVoc, Elizabeth, N. J., 



assignor to The Singer Mfg. Co. 

 866,009. Tire. [Pneumatic, with puncture resisting cushion within the 



tread.] W. I. Dreisbach, Williamsport, Pa. 

 866,134. Tire protector. W. H. Hoffmann, New York city. 

 866,127. Horseshoe pad. M. D. Glassbrooke, Angola, Ind. 

 866,297. Pneumatic tire. G. Noyes. Mandan, N. D. 

 866,438. Shaving brush. R. L. Davis, Star, N. C. 

 866,517. Manufacture of tubular or hollow bodies from plastic materials. 



L. H. Rentzsch, Meissen, Germany. 

 866,539. Repair device for pneumatic tires. P. C. Traver, assignor to 



M. P. McNamara. both of New Ycrk city. 

 866,579. Milking machine. L. Burrell, assignor to D. H. BurrtU & Co 



both of Little Falls, N. Y. 

 866.598. Rubber overshoe. J. D. Price, assignor of one-half to H. G. 



Powell, both of Cleveland, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 

 20,710. George A. Alden & Co.. Boston. A wheel, over which are the 



words One Wheel Brand. For crude india-rubber and gutta-percha. 

 29.U5- Revere Rubber Co., Boston. The word Rcvcro. For belting. 



hose, and machinery packings compcsed of rubber. 

 29,254. Eberhard Fabtr, New York city. The word Emerald. For rubber 

 (.rasers. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 24, 1907. 



866.758. Art or process of reclaiming scrap or waste vulcanized rubber. 

 O. A. Wheeler, Austin, 111., assignor to himself, F. W. Garlick, C. I. 

 Bear, and W. A. Vail, Chicago. 



866.759. Art or process of reclaiming scrap on waste vulcanized rubber. 

 Same. 



866,867. Cushion heel f<?r boots and shoes. M. J. Kearney, Brockton, 



Mass. 

 866,874. Tire [comprising a circular woven wire element, a series of elas- 

 tic blocks engaging in the meshes of the same, and a tread encircling 



the blocks]. J. E. MacKay, Los Angeles, Cal. 

 866,907. Heel retainer for overshoes. O. Berry, Galesburg, III. 

 866,927. Tire [comprising a coiled spring within an elastic casing]. R. A. 



Gehan, Buffalo. N. Y. 

 866,986. Wheel rim [for pneumatic tires]. J, K. Turton, New York city. 

 867,059. Hose and like coupling. S. B. Lear, San Francisco. 

 867,108. Hose terminal. ,T. R. Carmer. Washington, D. C. 



Trade Marks. 

 24,056. The American Wringer Co., New York city. The word Novelty. 



For clothes wringers. 

 25,238. The Faultless Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. Nipple with the word 



Faultless above it, and Kantchoke on its surface. For nursing bottle 



nipples. 

 29,141. F. F. Rick & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. The word "Fanok." For 



pyrographic outfits. 



29.251. Eberhard Faber, New York city. The word Star. For lead 

 pencils and rubber erasers. 



29.252. Same. The word Rubby. For rubber erasers. 



29,325. The B. F. Goodrich Co., Akron. Ohio. The word Monitor. For 

 machinery packing of rubber. 



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

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



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



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

 plication, which in the case of those listed below was in 1906, 



^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, August 21, 1907.] 

 O.5S6 (T006). Pneumatic tire with studded leather brand. B. Brooks, Bir- 

 mingham. 

 *9,624 (1906). Hose pipe, specially wrapped. H. T. Bragg, Yonkers, 



New York. 

 9.63s (1906). Pneumatic tire with protective head. M. H. de Hora, 

 London. 



