June i, 1908.; 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



297 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



The word I'elox. For 

 city. The word Royal. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED APRIL 7, 1908. 



NO. 883.763. Tire for vehicle wheels [Solid; held in place by detach- 

 able flanges.] J. E. Tourtellotte, Hartford, Conn. 

 883,814. Air brake hose coupling. J. E. La Rocque, Nomininque, 

 Quebec. 

 883,941. Hose coupling. M. P. Eagan, Newport, R. I. 

 .884,159. Dental plate. E. A. Jackman. Hartington, Neb. 

 .884,187. Hose coupling. A. A. Minorsky, VVilkinsburg, Pa. 

 .884,294. Tire sealing device. G. H. Phillips, assignor of one-half to G. F. 

 Soule, both of Plymouth, Mass. 



Reissue. 

 12,777. Vehicle wheel rim. F. A. Seiberling. Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 

 ,32,592. National India Rubber Co., Bristol, R. I. The representation of an 



electric cable. For insulated wires. 

 32,951. Manufacturers' Supplies Co., Philadelphia. 



rubber tires. 

 32,915. Corn Products Refining Co., New York 

 For corn oil. 



ISSUED APRIL 14, 1908. 

 884,456. Insulating compound. N. Booth, assignor to Banner Rock Prod- 

 ucts Co., all of .Mexandria. Ind. 

 884,461. Hose coupling. C. l'". Browne, Washington, D. C. 

 ■884,561. Automatic hose uncoupling. [ I'or air brake hose.] W. S. 



Bowness, Moncton, New Brunswick. 

 '884,526. Tire construction. [Pneumatic tire tread.] F. A. liragg, as- 

 signor of one-half to D. J. Brown, both of Springfield, Mass. 

 ■884,6^4. Hose [with wrapping strip of knitted fabric]. II. T. Bragg, 



\ onkcrs, N. Y. 

 884,702. Tire and wheel therefor. W. Bowden, New York city. 

 884,794. Protecting casing for tire. L. N. Gates, St. Louis. 



Trade Marks. 

 28,843. The Cravenette Co., Ltd., Bradford, England. The word 



lu'tte, in a straight line border. For parasols and umbrellas. 

 29,062. Tlie Fairbanks Co., New York city. A red disk. For 



belting. 

 30,958. J. F. Grosswiller, Toledo, 



hose, belting, and packing. 

 32,606. A. E. Little & Co., Lynn, 



For rubber heels. 

 33,039- National India Rubber Co., 

 water bottles and syringe bags. 

 33,076. Gorham Rubber Co.^ San 



rubber boots. 

 33,206. India Retining Co., Philadelphia. The word Parasub. For an oil 

 compound. 



ISSUED APRIL 21, 1908. 

 585,062. Reinforced pneumatic tire. H. D. B. Lefferts, Orange, assignor 



of one-half to E. De Camp, Newark, N. J. 

 .885,219. Fabric. E. D. C. Bayne and L. A. Subers, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 885,220. Machine for winding and placing under pressure a thread coated 



with non-fibrous and adhesive material. Same. 

 ■885,336. Tire cushion for vehicles. W. E. Garvcy, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 •885,515. Tire protector. H. Parsons, Southampton, England. 

 885,530. Dress preserver or dress shield. G. H. Sachseurtider. Barmen, 

 Unterharmen, Germany. 



P. H. Margulis, New York city. 



B. Priest, Milwaukee, Wis., assignor to The 



Craz'C- 

 rubber 



Ohio. The word Xo.rall. For rubber 

 Mass. The word Sorosis in a circle. 

 Bristol, R. I. The word Colonial. For 

 Francisco. The word Fearless. For 



885,628. Heelless overshoe. 



885.646. Vehicle tires. M. 

 Priest Tire Co. 



885.647. Pneumatic vehicle 



Hanover, Germany. The 



tire. Same. 

 Trade Marks. 

 27,954. Hannoversche Gummi-Kamm Co., A.-G. 



word Koh-i-noor, For rubber ccmbs. 

 32,541. Lanibertville Rubber Co.. Lanibertville, N. J. The words Oyster 

 Boy over the representation of a small figure seated in an oyster shell. 

 For rubber footwear. 



ISSUED APRIL 28, 1908. 

 Pneumatic and other tires. H. C. Shearman, PrLvidence, R. I. 



J. Sill, assignor uf one- 



886,316. Valve for tires. J. S. Dunn, assignor of one-third to S. J. La"8- 



don, Jr., both of Vincennes, Ind., and one-third to L. C. Langdon, UaK 



Park, 111. 



Trade Marks. 

 6,082 The Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York city. The 



representation of an insulated cable. For covered electrical conductors. 

 28,842. The Cravenette Co., Ltd., Bradford, England. The word Crate- 



nette, in a straight line border. For waterproof tents and the like. 

 33,351. Gorham Rubber Co., San Francisco. The word Olympic, For 



rubber hose. 



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

 obtained from The India Rubber World ofiice at lo cents each postpaid.) 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



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

 cation, which in the case of those listed below was in 1906 and 1907. 



^Denotes Patents for American Inventions, 



[.Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, April i, 1908.] 



27,654 (1906). Protective band for elastic tire. T. E. Doyle and J. H. 



Ryan, Dublin. 

 27,661 (1906). Tire rim with removable flange. Prideaux-Brune, Bidetord. 

 27,800 (1906). Fastening for pneumatic tire. M. Marcille, Paris, France. 

 28,051 (1906). Metal disk wheels adapted to carry pneumatic tires. H. 



Perkins, Stourbridge. 

 28085 (1906). Golf ball with gutta-percha core, wound with tensioned 



vulcanized thread. E. W. Thurlow. Northcote, Victoria, Australia. 

 28,142 (1906). Means for preventing side slip in motor vehicles. P. E. 



Doolittle, Toronto, Canada. 

 28,256 (1906). Removal of water cf condensation from the cores of steam 



heated tire molds. F. Veith, Hochst im Odenwald, Germany. 

 28,302 (1906). Woven fabric tire inner tubes, to be coated with rubber and 



vulcanized. D. W. Yates and two others, Radclifle, Lanes. 

 28,331 (1906). Method of joining edges of rubber sheets for water bottles 



and the like. J. B. Brocks, Birmingham. 

 28,330 (1906). Piessure gage for tire inflating pumps. S. W. Araphlet 



and .\. Roberts, Birmingham. 

 28,346 (1906). Corrugation of pneumatic tire treads. A. B. Brown, 

 London. 

 1.-\bstr.\cted in the Illustrated Official Journal, April 8, 1908.] 

 2842s (1906). Covers for footh?.lls and the like, built up of sections of 



fabric coated with rubber. J. Turner and .-X. Buxton. Manchester. 

 28,428 (1906). Golf ball filled with small rubber balls or pellets. J. H 



Roger, Glasgow. 

 28,436 C1906). Pneumatic tire without an inner tube. C. F. Newman 



Twickenham. 

 28,451 (1906). Stopper for hct water bottles. J. B. Brooks, Birmingham. 

 28,469 (1906). Metallic protectors for tires. C. P. Doykin, Birmingham. 

 28,494 (1906). G-.:ard ring for buckets used in breweries. ■& Kappler, 



Ziirich, Switzerland. 

 28,584 (1906). Detachable rim for pneumatic tires. A. Armitage, Taun 



ton, and two others. 

 28,597 (1906). Twin tire construction with chain ring to prex-ent slipping, 



E. G. Gosset-Tanner and R. T. Beane, Londcn. 

 28625 (1906). Tire construction of fabric with or without rubber. J, 



' Fenton and J. R. Tetlow Cleckheaton. 

 28,747 (1906). Spring wheel with pneumatic hub and elastic tire. L. A 



Garchey, Paris, France. 

 2i!,747A (1906). Spring wheel with elastic tire. Same. 

 28,785 (1906). Spring wheel with tread resting upon a pneumatic tube, 



1. and A. Burfoot. .Auckland, New Zealand. 

 •28,913 (1906). Water tank with rubber ball valve. C. Willms, Balti- 

 more, Maryland. 

 28,989 (1906). Spring wheel. .A. Kenrick, Tunbridge Wells. 



[.Abstracted in the Illustr.^ted Offici.u. Journal. .April 15,^ 1908.] 

 Tire with composititn core. -A. and D. Fagioli. Southamp 



«8S 

 885, 



885 

 885, 



885, 

 885. 

 885, 



885, 



886 



886 

 886 



886, 



796. 



797. Apparatus for capping hose sections. S 



half to H. H. Hewitt, both of Buffalo, N. Y. 



860. 

 ,862. 

 both 

 ,888. 

 922. 



1955- 

 way, 



,960. 



Resilient vehicle tire. 



Palmer, .-Vkron. 

 Steele, assignor to C. 



H. A. 

 Cementing apparatus. W. J. 

 of Ni.Tthampton, England. 



Concave vehicle tire. A. G. Thomson, San Francisco. 

 Telephone system for fire hc'se. H. Groswith, Philadelphia. 

 Manufacture of conveyer belting and machine belting. I'. 

 Pendleton, England. 

 N'chicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, .Akron, Ohio, assignor to The B. 



W. Phipps, 



Redda- 



F. Goodrich Co. 

 ,019. Rim for motor car wheels. 



Muncie, Ind. 

 ,272. Hose nozzle. 

 ,273. 



D. C. Smith and W. F. GcTton, 



zuki, Ogden, Utah, 

 securing glassy's in place. 



S. Su 

 Suction device for securing glassy's in place. J. J. 

 signor of one-half to G. Ulrich, both of Hartford, Conn. 

 ,300. Dental vulcanizer. F. W. Kerb and W. F. Ilieber, 

 The LTnited States Dental .Mfg. Co., all of Cleveland, Ohio. 



29,152 (1906). 



ton. 

 29,1-7(1906). 

 29,206 (1906). 



Germany. 

 29,256 (1906). 



many. 

 29.264 (1906). 

 29,267 (1906J. 

 29,376 (1906). 



Tanzey, as- 

 assignors to 



Tire puncture closing device. .A. J. Maffuniabes, London. 

 Puncture preventing band for tires. B. Noldner, Breslau, 



Nozzle for vaginal syringes. H. -A. Kaysan, Cassel, Ger- 



Tire puncture protector. J. Lenderyou, Londcn. 

 Rim for pneumatic tires. J. H. Patterson, Aberdeen. 

 Detachable tread for pneumatic tires. H. A. \'ouriot, 

 Paris, France. 

 29,387 (1906). Cementing apparatus for work in bootmaking. A. Parsons, 



Newtown, Leeds, and three others. 

 29.393 (i9o«)- Brake f. r pneumatic tires. A. W. Sclater, London. 

 •29.426 (1906). Vulcanizing apparatus for pneumatic tires. T. Midgley, 



Hartford, Connecticut. 

 29.492 (1906). Tire with composition core. R. R. Gubbins, London. 

 29.537 (1906). Combination tir; formed of spiral springs and rubber. L. 



Pesqualis. Rome, Italy. 

 29.554. (1906I. Rubber stopper. Soc. Chimique des Lysines du Rhone, 

 Paris, France. 



