April i, 1908.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



223 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED FEHKUAKY 4, 1908. 



NO. 877,927. Annular knife. E. G. Hoffmann, New Rochelle, N. Y. 

 877,933- Water bottle stopper. H. P. Kraft, New York city, and 

 M. C. Schweinert, West Hoboken, N. J. 

 877,961 Tire construction. W. F. Stearns, Batavia, N. Y. 

 877,970. Pneumatic tire. O. Uhlmann, Taunton, Mass. 

 877.978. Corset. M. Bachura, Collyer, Kans. 



878,0:5. Tubular metallic spring tire. T. K. Parker, Longbeach, Cal. 

 878,039. Arch supporter. C. E. BuUard, Brookline, assignor of one-half 



to G. R. Stetson, New Bedford, Mass. 

 878,070. Playing ball. C. T. Kingzett, Kensington, and E. C. Kingzett, 



Caterham, England. 

 878,075. Pneumatic tire. H. D. B. Lefferts and E. De Camp, Orange, N. J. 

 878,186. Piston rod packing. L. M. Byrnes, St. Louis, Mo., and G. H. 



Kendrick, Little Rock. Ark. 

 878,254. Golf ball. W. Taylor, Leicester, England. 



30,017. National India 

 For rubber footwear, 



Trade 

 Rubber Co., 



Marks. 

 Bristol, 



R, I. The word Champion. 



30,018. Same. The word Colonial. For rubber footwear. 

 30,021. Slime. The word P'acatio-n. For tennis slioes. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 11, 1908. 



878,572. Machine for making rubber footwear. A. C. Squires. j;\kron, 

 Ohio, assignor of one-eighth to R. T. Dobson, Akron, Ohio; one- 

 fourth to E, Gl Lahr and tw o-sixteenths to C. N. Russell, Cuyahoga 

 Falls, Ohio; 1 nc-sixteenth each to C. Senn. Monroe Falls, Ohio, N. 

 Huber, Akron, Ohio, and II. E. Bowman. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; and 

 one-sixteenth to C. H. Stahl and one-tenth to G. W. Gridley, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



878,592. Wheel. C. Adams-Randall, New York City. 



878,730. llorstshoe pad. F. A. Johnson, assignor to T. A. Smith, both of 



Hot Spring, S. D. 

 878,749. Manufacture of India-rubber boots and shoes. A. Schulze, 



Washington, D. C. 



Trade Marks. 



30,273. Carl Breiding & Sohr. Soltau, Germany, and Newark, N. J. 

 The representation of a bird. For rubber footwear. 



29,097. The Goodyear's Metallic Rubber Slice C, Naugatuck, Conn. 

 Tlie representation of a bear. For rubber footwear. 



29,189. Hannoversche Gummi-Kamm-Compagnie Actiengesellschaft. Han- 

 over-Limmer, Germany, The word Shamrock. For rubber tires. 



29,191. Same. The word Shamrock. For combs. 



29,261. Same. "Hie representation of a shamrock within a circle sur- 

 rounded by the name of the company. For rubber tires. 



31,018. Continental Caoutchouc Co., New York city. The words "Keep 

 your eye on Continentals." For rubber tires and accessories. 



31,121. Pax Mfg. Co., Boston. The word Pax. For rubber nipples. 



879 

 879, 

 879. 

 879. 

 879- 

 879. 

 879. 



879. 



879. 

 879. 



879 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 18, 1908. 



,iS6. Cushion tire wheel. C. A. Marien. St. Louis. 

 ,199. Pneumatic tire. B, F, Schirmer, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 299. Syringe. [Vaginal.] W. R. Murphy, New York city. 

 ,306. Rubber. [Overshoe.] H. O'SulHvan, Haverhill, Mass, 

 ,312. Elastic vehicle tire. E. L. Perry, Paterson, N. J. 

 ,360. Artificial hand. C. M. Broady, South Bend, Ind. 

 378. Machine for turning rubber shells of platens. D. 



A. R. Ames, both of Chicago. 



compound. W. Kiel, Butler, N. 



W. 



J.. 



Filstead. 



assignor of one-half to 

 ,388. Article of rubber ctmpouna. \v. Kiel, Butler, JN. J., assignor 



to American Hard Rubber Co. 



,610. \'ehicle tire. P. E. Doolittle, Toronto, Ontario. 

 732. Anti slipping tread for boots and shoes. N. J. Busby, Boston, 



assignor to L. A. Busby, Chelsea, Mass. 

 ,768. Process for making shields or armor for pneumatic tires. O. A. 



Hensel, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY^ 25. 1908. 



^92. Lawn sprinkler. H. T. Packard, Pasadena, Cal. 

 ,981. Golf ball. C. L. Reade, Bexhill, England. 

 ,060. Supporting sheath for train pipe coupling hose. G. S. Wood, 



Chicago. 



274. Cover for pneumatic tires. C. A. Brophy, Hinsdale. 111. 



332. Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. C. S. Scott, Cadiz, assignor to 

 F. A. Seiberling, Akron, Ohio. 



,342. Gclf ball. E. W. Thurlow, Northcote, Victoria, Australia. 



389. Surgical pad. J. A. Murray, New Haven. Conn., assignor to 



The Seamless Rubber Co. 



444. Abdominal supporter. M. Donaldson, Oklahoma, Okla. 



Trade Marks. 



ai,744. R. P. Kinney, Huntington, N. Y. The letters P. D. Q. For tire 

 repair plugs. 



879 

 879 

 880, 



88 o, 



880, 

 880, 



880 



32,208. The Strobel & Wilken Co., New Y'ork city. The words Rubber- 



Neck. For tops. 

 32,21.1- Ungarische Gummiwaaren-Fabrik-Actiengesellschaft, Budapest, 



Hungary. The word "Tauril." For rubber and asbestos packing. 



ISSUED MARCH 3, 1908. 

 880,496. Syringe. [Vaginal.] F. C. Barnes, Fremont, Ohio. 

 880,587. Apparatus for manufacturing pneumatic tires. T. Sloper, De- 

 vizes, England. 



S8o,6io. Safety window catch. L. D. Way, Rugby, N. D. 

 880,669. Bottle stopper. R. Keller, Detroit, Mich. 

 880,756. Pneumatic horse collar. H. R. Rasmussen, Aztec, N. Mex. 

 880.904. Back supporter. J. H. Mueller, Oakley, 111. 



881,026. Spring cushion for automobile tires. J. P. Parsons and W. 

 Fleming, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



[Note. — Printed copies cf specifications of L^nited 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, February 5, 1908.] 

 22,545 (1906). Woven wire or chain band to prevent rubber tires from 



slipping. F. Banks, Southend-on-Sea. 

 22,599 (1906). Hose nozzle for controlling the flow. H. W. G. Harding, 

 London. 

 Stopper with rubber ring. M. Quillot, Montigny sur- 

 and Compagnie Francaise des Produits Fixator, Paris. 

 Rubber band for tire covers. J. Dodon, Courbevoie, 



core. J. Guetton, La-Tour-de 

 recesses to prevent slipping. 



Streatham, 

 22,600 (1906). 

 Vingeanne, 



22,216 (1906). 



France. 

 22,634 (1906). Elastic tire with table 



Millery, France. 

 22,642 ( 1906), Tire treads molded with 



J. and A. G. O'Brien, London. 

 22,702 (1906) Tire formed of plate springs having tread blocks of rub- 

 ber or other material. H. Bauer, Wiirttemburg. Germany. 

 22,719 (1906). Process of moulding tire covers. A. E, Harris, South- 

 port, and Charles Macintosh & Co., Ltd. 

 22,741 (1906). Puncture indicator for tires. T. and R. Sloper, Devizes, 



Wiltshire. 

 22,793 (1906). Continuous elastic tire with independent air recesses. 



J. Ancel and J. Jouglet, Paris, France. 

 22,821 (1906). Plate for holding heel protectors. J. Leach, Old Cohvyn, 



North WalesL 

 22,909 (1906). Solid tire formed with cavil v on the side next the rim. 



J. P. Elliot, Bellingham, Northumberland. 

 22,947 (1906). Non skid device for solid tires for heavy vehicles. 



'G. H. P. Wucherpfenning-Schubert, London. 

 22,951 (1906). Pneumatic tire with flexible metallic strips imbedded in 



the cover. H. Theis, Cassel, Germany. 

 23,003 (1906). Spring wheel with the tread resting upon rubber cushions, 



pneumatic or otherwise. S. Marples, London. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, February 12, 1908.] 

 23,058 (1906). Arrangement for securing tires to twin wheels or twin 



tires on other wheels. F. W. Brown, York. 

 23,071 (1906). Tire formed of alternate rings of leather and rubber. 



J. Bowack, London. 

 23,081 (igo6). Elastic tire formed of sections of rubber and other mate- 

 rial, arranged in circumferential and transverse series. Hartridge Tire 



Syndicate and A. W. Torkington, London. 

 23,100 (1906). Elastic tire of alternate segments of rubber, leather and 



the like. A. W. Richards, London. 

 23,138 (1906). Solid tire of alternate sections of rubber and other mate- 

 rials. A. Latimer, Alperton, Middlesex. 

 23,138 a ( 1 906 ) . Tire cover with foundation fabric of rubbered cord 



units, side by side, in one or more layers. Satne. 

 23,144 (1906). Tire cover with thickened thread. E. W. Williamson, 



Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. 

 23,149 (1906). Apparatus fcr cleaning floors, the cleaning materials held 



to canvas lined rubber. H. Lester, Cardiff. 

 *23,203 (1906}. Repair plug for tire punctures. 



ington, New Y'ork. 

 23.212 (1906). Hose reel. F. J. Irwin, London. 

 23,242 (1906). Tire of SDrings and rubber blocks. 



ford. 



23,261 (1906). Non skid band for tires. H. Cooley, Leicester. 

 23.273 (1906). Waterproof wrapper for spare motor tires. B. Brooks, 



Birmingham. 

 23.331 (1906). Tire rim with detachable flange. A. J. Boult, London. 



(Societe des Pneumatiques Cuir "Samson," Paris, France.) 

 23,347 (1906). Pneumatic tire. W. J. McMuUen, Sligo, Ireland. 

 23,359 (1906). Tool for removing tire covers. W. James. Birkenhead. 

 23,399 (1906). Vehicle springs with rubber cushion to lessen shock. 



P. McKay, Murchison. West Australia. 



R. P. Kinney, Hunt- 



.\. H. Huth, Hunger- 



