THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[October 1, 191; 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED AUGUST 17. 1915. 



NO. 1,1.^0,047. Waterproof treaiment of leather. A. McLennan, Ross 

 Hereford, England. 

 1,150,065. Dipping device comprising rubber covered resilient 

 layer. H. T. Roseen, Walkerton, Ind. 

 1,150,120. Stocking supporter. M. L. Irwin, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,150,223. Wheel and tire. M. C. Overman, Nevir York, N. Y. 

 1,150,460. Life preserver. J. Schreiber, Lincoln, III. 



1,150,508. Respiratory mask or helmet. A. B. Driiger, Lubeck, Germany. 

 1,150,517. Game. M. L. Hawks, New York, N. Y. 

 1,150,540. Drying apparatus. J. O. Ross, assignor to B. E. Sturtcvant Co. 



—both of Boston, Mass. 

 1,150,593. Corset. J. Goldberg, New York, N. Y. 



1,150,642, Process of manufacturing condensation products from formalde- 

 hyde and phenol. H. Stockhausen, Crefeld, and Reinhold 

 Gruhl, Charlotteiiburg — both in Germany. 

 1,150,776. Fishing bait box. P. Lamb, Englewood, Colo. 



Trade Marks. 

 77,605. Bowers Rubber Works, San Francisco, Cal. The word Victor. 

 For rubber hose, belting and composite rubber piston packing. 



78.639. Charles Niedner's Sons Co., Maiden, Mass. A color line longitud- 



inally disposed upon the goods and incorporated in the fabric 

 and formed of a central stripe of three red warps alternating 

 with two yellow ones, and on either side a broken stripe of 

 two green warps contiguous to the yellow stripes. For linen 

 hose. 



78.640. Charles Niedner's Sons Co., Maiden, Mass. A color line running 



longitudinally of and incorporated in the fabric. For linen 



81,626. Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Maiden and Boston, Mass. The word 



Nugget. For rubber boots and shoes. 

 83,663. Montgomery Ward & Co, Inc., New York. N. Y. Diamond 



shape design with the initials M and IV. For rubber balls and 



general sporting goods line. 

 86,182. B. E. Nevin, Mercersburg, Pa. Representation of a pneumatic 



tire with Satan performing repairs. A semi-liquid or cement 



seal for rubber tires. 

 86,501. Wyckoff & Lloyd Co., Springfield, Mass. The word Lotus. For 



rubber and fibrcus packings and rubber hose. 

 86,895. York Manufacturing Co., York, Pa. The words York Co. For 



rubber packing. 

 87,405. The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The word Trey. For 



golf balls, 

 87,463. The Goodyear Tire S: Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. Representation 



of a ball with the word Ox-Lite through the center. For leather 



fiber and rubber soles and heels. 

 87,736. Hood Rubber Co.. Watertown, Mass. Representation of a horse- 



shoe. 



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United States Rubber Co 



ISSUED AUGUST 24, 

 150,922. Apparatus for vulcanizing tire si 



Palestine, Ohio, assignor to the 



New York, N. Y. 

 150,930. Watch protector. L. Cohn, New York, N. Y. 

 150,986. Tire for vehicles. H. Besser, Alpena, Mich. 

 151,086. Rim construction for dual tires. J. C. Cole, assignor 



151,133. 

 151,144. 



151,227. 

 151,319. 

 151,396. 

 151,511. 



-both of Chicopee Falls, Ma 

 Toy balloon. A. H. Du Bois, New York, N. Y. 

 Tire. C. B. Steele, New York, N Y. 

 Artificial foot comprising a pneumatic sack. J. E. Wofe and 



T. Browning— both of Gassaway, W. Va. 

 Packing. C. E. Stokes, Trenton, N. J. 



Insulated wire stripping device. S. G. Wood, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Inflated ball. F. T. Roberts, Trenton, N. J. 



Shoe 



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 Design. 



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ord Necdhaw... For rubber and rubber and - 

 ISSUED AUGUST 31, 1915. 

 1,151,604. Pneumatic tire. W. S. Mummery, Minot, N. D. 

 1,151,797. Horseshoe. W. J. Kent, New York, N. Y. 

 1,151,859. Sectional air bag. J. P. Brophy, Birmingham, Ala. 

 1,151,924. Steam vulcanizer. E. N. Brown, Cleveland, assignor of one 



half to J. Gordon, East Cleveland— both in Ohio. 

 1,151,980. Feed plug for a fountain pen. De Witt C. Van Valer, Rich 



mond Hill, assignor to llodern Pen Co., New York— both ir 



New York. 

 1,152,067. Toy comprising elastic cord. E. Allison, San Francisco, Cal. 

 1,152,115. Dancing shoe with rubber sole pad. D. McCormick, Columbus 



Battery cell with vulcanized rubber lining. W. L. Walker, 



Groton, Conn. 

 Battery Jar. W. L. Walker, New London, Conn. 

 Vulcanizing apparatus. C. M. Beardsley — Harriet Marion 



Beardsley, administratrix — Qeveland, Ohio. 



N. Y. 



\Tch suppoi 

 both of Ba 



Los 

 Son, Inc., Brooklyn, 



dbooks and L. E. Smith — 



Hewes, Eskbank, Dalkeith, 



for shoes. 



■ia, N. Y. 



317. Dental vulcanizing flask. E. A. Hewes, 



Scotland. 

 324. Rubber tire. A. S. Krotz, Janesville, Wis. 

 349. Waterproof fabric and process of manufactu 



Francisco, Cal. 

 372. Manufacture of seamless rubber articles. T. W. Miller, : 

 signer to The Faultless Rubber Co.— both of Ashland, Ohi 



II. Swa 



Design. 



Vehicle tire. 

 Des Etabli! 

 —both in 1 



Hooley Hill Rubber & Chemical Co., Hooley Hill, neai 

 Chester, England. The word Accelerene. For a chemic 

 stance for use with india rubber during the process of 



ulcan 



1,152,470. 

 1,152,508. 

 1,152,543. 



1,152,584. 

 1,152,595. 



1,152,601. 

 1.152,602. 

 1,152,609. 

 1,152,636. 

 1,152,652. 

 1,152,657. 



1,152,672. 

 1,152,753. 

 1,152,756. 



1,152,779. 



1,152,791. 



1,152,830. 



1,152,834. 



1,152,835. 



1,152,836. 



1,152,837. 



1,152,838. 



1,152,887. 

 1,152,902. 

 1,152,906. 

 1,152,929. 

 1,152,935. 



1,152,938. 



1,152,966. 

 1,152,978. 

 1,152,981. 



153,002. 

 153,026. 

 153,030. 



ISSUED SEPTEMBER 7, 1915. 

 Vehicle tire. F. U. Adams, Hastings-upon-Hudson, N. Y. 

 Puncture proof wheel. W. J. Higgs, Lehi, Utah. 

 Demountable felly-band for vehicle wheels. T. E. Perrault, Bel 



mont, assignor to Hood Rubber Co., Wa 



Massachusetts. 

 Machine for operating on shoe soles. E. E 



rtown — both 



Winkley, Lynn, 

 le-third to G. O. 





The 



Invalid's corset. J. M. Bodensiek, assi 



Bodensiek— both of New York, N. 



Broaker, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Fountain pen filler. H. N. Carpenter, Woodford, Vt. 

 Fountain pen filler. H. N. Carpenter, Woodford, Vt. 

 Pneumatic spring. B. W. Davis, Phillips, Wis. 

 Sprinkler. H. E. Houston, Wichita Falls, Tex. 

 Hose nozzle. J. McBoyle, Oakland, Cal. 

 Tire structure. J. Piontkowski, Cleveland, Ohio, assigr 



three-eighths to S. Wasielewski, one-eighth to J. Yablon 



and one-eighth to M. Grayek. 

 Hose supporter. T. P. Tuite, New York, N. Y. 

 Garment supporter. B. F. Orewiler, Chicago, 111. 

 Elastic tire for vehicle wheels. L. T. Petersen, assignor t 



Republic Rubber Co.— both of Youngstown, Ohio. 

 Tire. H. Behm and J. Vene, assignors of one-fifth to H. Behm, 



one-fifth to J. \'ene, one-fifth to W. Marks, one-fifth to G. T. 



Streisel, Sr., and one-fifth to C. C. Mair- all of Elizabeth, N. ). 

 Switch throwing mechanism. R. ^^ Collins, assigned to Royal 



Engineering Corporation — both of New York, N. Y. 

 Elastic vehicle tire. T. Midgley, Worthington, Ohio, assignor 



to Morgan & Wright, Detroit, Mich. 

 Process of manufacturing articles from plastic materials. R. B. 



Price, Mishawaka, Ind. 

 Process of treating plastic materials. R. B. Price, Mishawaka, 



R. B. Price, 



Inner sole. E. C. Donnell, Brockton, Mass. 



Vehicle tire comprising an inner tube. M. Perez, Chicago, 111. 



Auto tire. J. A. Read, Arlington, N. J. 



Garment supporter. L. E. Berebaum, Chicago, III. 



Process of producing compounds of rubber and steel wool. J. P. 



Chi> 



ago. 



W. Koch, Chi- 1,153,040. P 



Eraser holder for typewriting machine. B. F. Fortin, Hartford, 



Conn., assignor to Underwood Typewriter Co., New York, N. Y. 

 Wheel comprising a pneumatic tire. D. H. Padden, Chicago, 111. 

 Tubing machine. V. Royle, Paterson, N. J. 

 Force cup comprising an elastic cup body. W. F. Schacht, 



Huntington, Ind. 

 Vulcanizer. P. D. Thropp, assignor to The De Laski and Thropp 



Circular Woven Tire Co.— both of Trenton, N. J. 

 Joint for hose connections. A. M, Wright, Bloomington, 111. 

 Tire pressure gage. R. A. Campbell, Minneapolis, Minn. 

 Diver's dress consisting of a shirt or jacket and separate trousers. 



F. L. Claren, assignor to the Firm Driigerwerk, Heinr. und 



Bernh. Drager — both, of Lijbeck, Germany. 



d apparatus for purifying caoutchouc. H. Debauge, 



Paris, France. 



