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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSUE D M \Ki II 16, 191 i 



N taking machine. T. I . Whalen, N i ■ B 



i II. M. Marble, Newark both in New Jei 

 1,131,772. Vehicle tire. G. II. Chinnock, New York, N. V. 



1,131,809 i in B I Zobel, t, Mi 



L, 131,932, B ■ ind nial therefor. K. .\. Hydeman, I . ■■ nee, Mass. 



1,131 .'>■■ eating coated fabrics B I I imberlin, Jr., 



I \ M oult m, 1 1 a\ ei hill, assignors to M i 

 chusetts ( hemical Co., Boston -both in Massachusetts. 

 1,132,017. Cushio sho< W, J Kent, New York, X. V. 



1, 13_'. 033. Resilient tin I. Radke, Blue Earth, Minn. 

 1,132,039, Vehicle wheel. J. M. Scheurii i I gnor of one- 



halt to J, 1'. Scheurich, Hot Springs, Ark. 

 1,132,076. Apparatus for winding bobbins. A. f * ■ Laski Wi ehawken, 

 i ' ■■ Dc Laski \ Thropp ( irculai Woven Tire Co., 

 TrenJipEfc— both in New Jers< 



1,132,127. Resilient wheel foi vehicles, .1 F. Sipe and II. E. Sipe — both 

 d Nfiw Vork, X. V. 



1,132,243. Face steamer. I >. S. Daily, assignoi ii one-half to T. J. Pur- 

 cell— '" »tli oi San l'i ancisco, Cal. 



1,132,.' M ■ : foi pneumatic tire casings. V W. Findlayson, Detroit, 



m ; Lssignoi to F. S. Stoepel and Claud D. Doyle, ti ustees. 



1,132.31" Watei wings C. Holroyd, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



1 . 1 32.3 5''. 'v ead wrapping machine. F. W. Kremer, Carlstadt, 



1,132,39 H I Scuddei and CM < orlew, assignors of 



i . Carleton- all oi Siou ■■-. ' il y, S. I ' 

 1,132,451. M i ectrical cable. C. W. Davis, Edgeworth, 



nor to Standard Underground Cable < o., Pittsburgh both 

 i ' : . Ivania. 



1.132.4 M lucl i ible I w Da\ I dgeworth, assignor 



to Standard Underground Ca Co., Pittsburgh — both in Penn- 

 i nia. 

 1,132.4' ent wheel. J. F. Sipe and II. E. Sipe, New York, X. Y. 



Trade Marks. 



79.663. ' I ' irporation, Philadelphia, Pa. The word Bobs. 



Foi chew ing gum. 

 ["he V ■ i i :intosh Clothing I i., Mamaroneck, X. Y. The 



word For rubber surgical blankets, I a iti i bottles. 



syringes, and rubber tubing for surgical w< rk, 

 83,105 The Bee Bee Confection Co., Dayton, Ohio Thi words Fan Tan. 



Foi gum. 



83,530. Double Tread Tire Co., Inc.. New York, X V. The word Doutre 



within a tire. For rubber automobile til • - 

 S3. 735. Pulvei Co., Inc., Rochester, N. V. The words Too Chaos. For 



chewing gum. 

 83,933. Indi Co., New Brunswick, X. J. The v. ■ Foi 



batt 



ISSUED MARCH 23, 1915. 



1.132.634. I esive interwound fabrii constructed in tubular and 



L. A, Subers, < U\ eland, ' >hio. 



1.132.635. Automatic machim for constructing a laminated coin 



wound tubular fabrh capable oi assuming an annular 

 L. A. Sul i Clevi land, Ohio. 



of tire. F. P. Spalding, St. Louis, Mo 

 i'ii tti ire \ ( '. Mathei . C hicago, 111. 

 1,132,7 i i m •■ e. A. Schick, Wheeling, W. Va. 



1,132,904. for shaping the outer casings of pneumatic tires. 



G W. Bell, Stockport. England. 



1.15J,''n. X ] - ■ t ; i . ■ . t r" ni.iiuif.i.inriiiu : i : t i . 1 ■ ■ -- nl \ iib/am/able plastic-. R, |;. 



Price, Mishawaka, Ind. 

 ■77. Hot water bottle. M. Rosenthal. New York, N. V.. assignor of 

 to G Schmidt, Jr., Elizabeth, X. J. 

 1,132,99 P F. Bain, La Grange, 111., assignor to Federal 



Rubber Manufacturing Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1,1 33,066. Tire of resilient material comprising strips for insertion within 



II. C. Seipp, Pittsburgh, Pa 

 1,133.102. Resilient tire. II. C. Cohen. Syracuse, N. Y. 

 1,1 33,130 . Resilient wheel having a plurality oi pneumatic cushions inter- 



: between rims. A. J. Granger, Saliz, Iowa. 

 1,133.155. Cushion top lift for heels, I. A. II ' a; ignor of one-half to 



W. M. Lord— both of Union. X. II. 

 1,133,1 53. Casi pneumatic tires, l.ll Jones, London, England. 



1,133.170. Resilient tire. I S. Morse, De Kalb; 111. 

 1.133. I'M. Bib. \. D. Sylvie, Brooklyn, X. Y. 



1,133,202. Life -■ pparatus. R. 1. Train and A, Houston— both oi 



X ash\ ill- , « Int., Canada. 



Designs. 

 47,135. Vutom bile tire. H. II. Hoi da way, Los Vngeles, Cal. 

 47,139. Tire casing. T. R. McKennan, Ea--t Palestine. Ohio. 

 47,143. Tire tread. A. Palder, Boston, Mass. 



47,147. Comb. W. W. Weitling, College Point, assignor to American Hard 

 Rubber Co.— both in New York. 



Trade Mark. 



83,274. Th. B. F. G Co., N T ew York, X. Y. The word Jiffy. 



rubber tires.'. 



For 



inter- 



foi '" 



1.133.309. 



1,133.349. 



1.133,364. 

 1,133,440. 



1,133.610. 

 1,133,779. 



1,133,815. 



1,133,8 !0. 



l;133,839. 



1,133,938. 



1,133,945 



1,133,952. 



1,133,965. 

 1,134,073. 



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[SSI I D M W« M 10, 1915. 



l insulate. 1 wire. 

 \\ il. Mc< lauli y, Bi idgeport, Conn. 



I l Nal a ignor to The i I Tire tk 

 ' o -both of Akro Ohii 



P oi i is of rubbei izii F. A. S< ib< i ling, \I ron, ' i 



■ tin pen. R. W. Whitnej and ( . X. R 

 i /eland, Ohii 



H. Z. Cobb, Wi w 



.Machine for doubling fabrics. A. Leisel, Newburgh, X. Y. 

 cor. G II. Vr ;■ . R p 



oi Trenton, X. J. 



i ■■'■ i .■■■■■■' \ Bleeckei ign r to 1 Pon 



« o. b" ill of Barbei ton. ' >hio. 



II covering \\ \. Darling, New York, X. Y 

 I mtinental Rubbei W ork , Erie, Pa 



Vehicle wheel with pneumatic tire. O. Zancan, New York, 



Purified gum and process oi obtaining same. W. II. Brad 



1 1 iokl vn. x . Y. 



Truss comprising a chaml l bodj formed oi rubbei W. l 



Miller. Kalamazoo, assignoi to Easy Truss I o B I reek- 



both in Michigan. 



Dipping and drying machine. E. T. Richert, assignoi to The 

 Reality Rubbei Co. — both of Massillon, Ohio. 



Cloth cutting machine. F, J. I 

 chine Co.— both of Buffalo, X. Y. 



Pneumatic tire for road vehicles. 

 England. 



i.l'. Fai kas, assigni ii to I. 

 i o both "i Brooklyn, X. Y. 



Process oi reclaiming old Ol 



I « ..it e, New Brighton, England. 

 Arch support P. B. Howard. Newtonville, Mas 

 1 substitute and process of making same from gutta 



G. B Bradshaw and \Y. II. Bradsha I ooklyn 



N. Y.; >aid G. B. Bradshaw assignor to W, II. Iliad-haw. 



assignoi to Eastman Ma- 



E. K. 1 Jevereux, London, 



I . I '.eve r 1 e M a n u fact uring 



vulcanized india rubber. 



47.1 59. 

 47,16 



47,166. 



*7,167. 



47,168. 



47.176. 



75, 16 2. 

 76,347. 



83,563 

 83,746. 



84,019, 



Designs. 

 E. Kempshall, Washington, 1 ». 



Mill. : 



-both of Ashland, ' Ihio 

 cap. T. W, \l 



assigm n 

 assignor 



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 The 



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Faultless 



Faultless 



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Faultless 



Faultless 



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Rubber 

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 Rubbei 



Y. The word Arkay. 



For 



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Golf or playing ball. 



Bathing cap. T. W. Miller, a 



i o ■ 



Bathin_ 



1 both of Ashland, (thin 



B ing cap. T. W. Miller, 



i o both of Ashland, Ohio 

 Bathing cap. T. W. Miller, a --ignor to 



both of Ashland. Ohio. 

 Bathing cap. G. F. Wentz, assignor to 



' both of Ashland. Ohio, 



Trade Marks. 

 Arkay Rubber Co., New Yoi 



rubber elastic band 

 Carson, Pirie, Scotl S l l igo. 111. The word Laurel. 



women's, mi",--' and children's raincoats, etc. 

 rin Seal I o., Inc., New York, X. Y. An illustration of a wheel 



and ( tire with the word Orr's. A preparation to seal punctures 



in tires. 



Continental Rubber Works, Erie, Pa. The word I'itatic. For 



i hIiIk i heels and rubber gloves. 

 United Drug Co., Boston, Mass. The word Rexall. For tennis 



balls, golf balls, etc. 

 Boston Woven I lose & Rubber Co., Boston and Cambridge. Mass. 



The words Good Luck. For rubber jar rings and rubber hose. 

 J. T. Bukolt, Stevens Point, Wis. The word Highway. For tire 



strips or tire protector-. 



Bittel-Leftwich Tire Service. St. LOUIS, Mo. The word - 

 For inner tubes for pneumatic th 



Kansas 1 itj Wholesale Grocery * o., Kansas City, Mo. The por- 

 trait vt O. Henry, with name underneath. For chewing gum, 

 etc. 



Healy Shoe Co., Inc., New York, X. Y. The words Fait 



boots and shoes made in whole or in part of rubber. 

 Redmanol Chemical Products I i hicago, 111. The word 



ma no!. For insulating substance. 



ISSUED APRIL 6, 1915. 



1.134.172. Feed mechanism for mixing mills. I '. I Welton, assignor to 



Katherine B. Welton — both of Akron, < I 



1.134.173. Feed mechanism for mixing mills. P. E. Welton and Harrv A. 



Welton, assignors to Katherine B. Welton — all of Akron. Ohio. 

 108. Machine for covering circular objects. C. J. Landin. I: 

 assignor to Bost on Wovei Hose & Rubber Co., Cambri 

 both in Massachusetts, 

 1,134,238. Belt. C. S. Smith, Providence, R. L; W. IT. Thornley, Provi- 

 dence, R. I., administrator of said Smith, deceased. 



