THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[Ji iv 1. 1915. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



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1,140.045. 

 1,140,242. 



47,371. 



81,379. 

 B1.541. 



82,310. 

 



J (0,370 

 1,140.418. 

 1,140,499. 

 1,140.511. 

 1,140,527. 



1,140.577. 



1,140,590. 



1,140,602. 



1,140,6 5 

 1.140.635. 



1,140,718. 



1,140,729. 



1.140,752. 



1,140.778. 



1,141,116. 



1,141.273. 

 1,141,311. 



1.141.382. 



1.141.557. 

 1.141,538. 

 1,141,606. 



1,141,620. 



ISSUED MAY IS. 1915. 

 imatic tire. R. S. Stratton, Orillia, Ont., Canada. 

 E. Q. Moses. The B. F. 



702. 



both oi V « York, N. y. 



for divers. C. H Ci nkli . Clev< land, < Ihio. 



R. T. Wightman, Newark, and W. B. 

 Powell I in| i in New Jersi 



etaining device. M. D. Kuhlke, Akron, Ohio. 

 Tire core. M Bi ai ey, 1 I ■ ,! n ille, Ga. 

 Design. 

 I,,, VV H Yule, assignoi to Thi B I Goodrich Co. — both of 

 New York. N. Y. 



Trade Marks. 

 Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. The 

 | . For rubber footwear. 



Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, Conn. The words 

 Grip Sure. For basketball shoes. 

 The Sterling Gum Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. The words 



World's l : <><r with 1915 in the center. For chewing gum. 

 C | Bailey, Bi ton, Mass. Representation of a monkey, with 

 the words Monkey Grip. For heels and soles for boots and 

 shoes, wholly or in part of rubber. 



ISSUED MAY 25, 1915. 

 Vehicle tire. J. R. Gammeter, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 



B I Goi drich Co., New York, N. Y. 

 I ,,, j,,ke article A. Talke, Nieder-Goellschau, Goldberg- 



I faynau, Silesia, Germany, 

 for use in molds and forms. J. G. Chalfant and II. G. 



II .mi] — both of Akron, Ohio. 

 Blanket for printing press cylinders. N. T. Gauthier, Berwyn, 



and F. J. Gauthier, Chicago — both in Illinois. 



Distention device for tubular structures. P. Powell. Cam. 

 bridge, assignor to Standard Tire & Rubber Co., Boston— both 

 in Massachu-> 1 1 



Heel pad mold. S. Cooke and W. C. Davis— both of Gorton, 

 Manchester. England. 



Antiskid attachment for tires. A. Gorecki, Buffalo, N. Y. 



Womohile tire. T. A. Hall, Cleveland. Ohio. 



Cement applying machine. W. F. Lautenschlager, Cincin- 

 nati. Ohio, assignoi to L. Muther, Boston. Mass. 



Bait receptadt with elastic top. E. Spitzler, Boise, Idaho. 



Rubber heel. .1. M. van Heusen, Jamaica Plain. Mass. 



Pneumatic cushion for automobiles. E. A. Wilcox, Carthage, 

 111, 



Puncture closer for pneumatic tires. R. W. Sampson, West- 

 mount, Que.. Canada. 



Machine for wrapping annuli. P. E. Welton, Akron, Ohio. 



Vehicle tire. W. K. Leonard, Piqua, Ohio. 



Pneumatic tire. W. D. Trigalet. Mamaroneck. N. Y. 



Tire construction. W. D. Trigalet. Mamaroneck, N. Y. 



Method for forming gas bags or other fluid retaining envelops 

 t . . i airships oi othei purposes. T. Sloper, Devizes, England. 



Trade Marks. 

 Tin Republic Rubber Co., Youngstown, Ohio. The word Invader. 

 I oi fabric and rubber belting, rubbei hose and rubber ma- 

 chinery [lacking. 

 The Republic Rubbei Co Youngstown. Ohio. The word Relief. 



For fabric and rubber hose. 

 McTernen Rubber Manufacturing Co., Reading. Mass. The 



word Korker. For rubber heels. 

 Essex Rubbei Co., Trenton. N. J. The words Shed Wet. For 



rubber and leather compositii ii soles. 

 Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambertville, N. 



r. For rubber halls. 

 Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambertville, N. .1. 



Foi ! ubber balls. 

 Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambertville, N. J. 

 Km rubber balls. 



ISSUED JUNE 1. 1915. 

 1 ife saving suit. J. Horvath, Cherry Valley. Pa. 

 Rubber heel. I R. Bailey, assienor to the G lyeai Tire & 



both Of Akron. Ohio. 

 1 ife saving suit. P. Simon. Perth Aniboy. X. J. 



M F Brogai I av, rence. Mass., as 

 ,1 i i Paterson, X. J. 



n-ing machine. A. L. De Leeuw, Cincinnati. I ' 

 Vehicle wheel rim. E. C. Shaw, Akron, Ohio, assignor to 



irich Co., Xew York. X. Y. 

 Pneumatic tire. H. B. G G nd Rapids, 



ic tire. II B Gillette. Grand Rapids, Mi. i 

 and brake liner. W. T. Bonrer, assignor to 

 I o both of Trenton. X. J. 



Tin 1'. Dexter, Vista, 



\ II. Henderson and I. T. Main 



Rubher i I ore, Md. 



T. The words One 

 The word Blanket. 

 The word Ra 



1.141.641. Resilient tire. E. Jacquemin, Kent. Wash. 



1,141.656. Sleeve protector compri band. S. Rosenbaum and 



B. Finkelstein both of l os Angeles, Cal. 



1.141.697. Tire lining. L. P. Des Lauriers, W'aic. Mass. 

 1,141.708. Method of making tires. .1. II. Hill. Wilmington, Del. 

 1.141.723. Vehicle tire. T. R. Palmer, Erie. Pa. 



1,141,754. Garment supporter. J. II. Bancroft, Xew York, X. Y. 



Vehicle tire. W. II. Boyi . Brooklyn, X. Y. 



Trade Marks. 

 83,545, Automobile Tire Co.. Inc., New York, X. Y. The word Surety. 

 lor rubbei pneumatic outer automobile tires or casim ri 



rubber pneumatic inner tub 

 83,640. IIo Horace Partridge Co., Boston, Mass. Representation of a 



-otl uiih a partridge and the word Partridge's. For tennis 



balls, golf balls, etc. 

 84,247. The Portage Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word Portage. For 



lubber vehicle tin-. 

 Germantown Almegum Manufacturing Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. The 



word Mogul. For rubber, leather and fabric tires. 

 85,320. Pioneer Shoe & Rubber Co., Minneapolis. Mmn. Representation 



of an eye with the words Bull's Lye. For waterproof clothing. 

 85,498. J. M. Van Heusen, Boston, Mass A large V with the word Man. 



For rubber heels. 



ISSUED JUNE 8. 1915. 

 1.141.918. Pneumatic wheel. G. W. Atkinson. Denver, Col. 

 1.142,042. Method of making tire covers. J. T. Johnson and F. G. 



Mason — both of Caulfield, Victoria. Australia. 

 1,142,509. Waterproof pocket for bathing suits. A. Ellman and S. Paull, 



assignors of one-third to S. Gitelman — all of New York, X. Y. 

 1,142,526. Vulcanizing apparatus. C. E. Miller. Anderson. Ind. 



1.142.560. Hand stamp. H. S. Folger, Chicago, 111. 



1.142.561. Hand stamp. H. S. Folger, Chicago. 111. 



1.142.698. Flexible rubber cup. E. W. Grove and G. P. Crumbaugh — 



both of St. Louis, Mo. 



Designs. 

 47.424. Pneumatic tire. H. R. Holmes, Toronto, Ont., Canada. 

 47,431. Automobile tire. II. J. Leab, assignor to Fisk Rubber Co. — both 

 of Chicopee Falls, Mass. 



Trade Marks. 

 84,791. E. W. Burt & Co.. Inc., Boston, Mass. The words Rotor Heel. 



For leather and rubber heels and rubber inserts. 

 S5.435. F. M. Fargo, Chicago. 111. Representation of a shoe and a chicken 



with the words Little Cluek. For children's shoes of leather, 



rubber, etc. 

 6. C. W. Ebeling. Elm Grove. W. Va. The word Chi-Lax. For 



chewing gum. 

 - : i44 T. J. Mulcahy, Winthrop, Mass. The word Encore. For chewing 



gum. 



UNITED KINGDOM 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



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

 tion, which in the case of these listed below was in 1914. 

 ^Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



BSTRACTED IN The ILLUSTRATED OFFICIAL JOURNAL, M VV 12. 1915.] 



[As 

 1,102 i 1914). 



The 



The 



Roller for use in grinding and mixing plastic substances 

 for calendering, etc. J. H. Nuttall and D. Bridge & Co., 

 Castleton Ironworks, Castleton, Lancashire. 

 I.I II (1914). Rubber sponge. P. Schidrowitz and H. A. Goldsborough, 



57 Chancery Lane, London. 

 i,199 (1914). Washing and like machines for rubber, etc. \\*. G. Gass, 



Atlas Foundry, Nelson street. Bolton, Lancashire. 

 1,200 (1914). Washing india rubber. W. G. Gass, Atlas Foundry, Nelson 

 street. Bolton, Lancashire. 

 (1914). Mattress composed of a number of inflatable sections. L. E. 

 Patrix-Navarre, S. Slot ami P. Benjamin, 27 Denligh 

 Place. London. 

 Rubber heel tread for boots. F. Sieg. 14 Schillei -Platz. and 

 R. Yolkner, 3 Oelmuhlenstrasse — both in Bielefeld, Ger- 

 many. 

 Beer cooling apparatus comprising rubber blocks or rubbei 

 faced metal supports. 1 Brewster, Station Hotel. Altrin- 

 cham. Cheshire. 

 Mouthpiece for regenerative breathing apparatus. Maschin- 

 ii "Westfalia" Akt.-Gi Gelsenkirchen, Wesl 



phalia. Germany. 

 Elastic leather, comprising a layer of rubberized crimped 

 leather combined with an elastic body. L. Heimann, 78 

 \\ alker street. New York. V. S. A. 

 Circular loom for tubular fabrics, etc. E. C. R. Marks, 

 57 Lincolns Inn Fields, London. [Chernack Manufactur- 

 ing Co., Pawtucket, R. I.. I'. S. A.] 

 1,426 (1914). Rubber covered web feeding rollers. A Livesey, 3 Brierley 



street, London Road, Manchester, 

 •1.530 (1914). Rubber tired spring wlvl V Mitchell. 1529 Xew 



Hampshire avenue, N. W.. Washington, U. S. A. 



1,253 i 1914). 

 1.312 i 1914). 

 1,353 ' 1<>14>. 

 '1,401 (1914) 

 •1,403 (1914) 



