

THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[August 1, 1915. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 ISSUED JUN1 15. 1 



Nl tire. A. i: I i is, Enfield, P 

 W. G Moi U-, VIoi rill, Nebr. 

 ish. G, Riddiford, Chicago, III. 



B \ Edwards, assignor to Edwards 

 Engineering & Manufacturing Co. — both of Newark. N. J. 



. i with pneumatic tire. J. Schies, Anderson, Ind. 

 able urn for pneumatic tires. B. Bradford, Norristown 



lire & R 



Conshohocken — both 



\\ . E. Gil mo re, 



i 

 |. nnsyh i 



l t U. ; . levice for i purposes. 



i I olmesville, < >hio. 



vehicle wheels. J. < aims, WTllenhall, South Starts, 



tread. A. Kanzee, San Francisco, Cal. 

 I li. Riley, Osceola, towa. 



it. Tire plug. L. \*. Rood, Marietta, Ohio. 

 1,143, ISO. Resilient wheel comprising pneumatic tire. T. L. Firm, Berwyn, 



III. 

 1,143,2) natic tire. C. M. Gautier, Putney, London, 



England. 

 1,143.34 ' ind ecting device for the hair. E. 



E. Whittaker, Milwaukee, Wis. 



1.143.419. Slip-on inking roller. D. A. McKenna, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



tuntain shaving brush. A W. Skowbo, Armstrong, Iowa. 

 1,143,45-. Smoking doll S. W. Stern. New York, N. V. 

 1,143,461. Tire. K. E. Sturman, Franklin township, Wright county, Minn. 

 1,143. slass protector. I. G. Burton, Asbury Park, N. J. 



G .11. Chandlee, Washington, D. C. 

 1,143,565. Pneumatic wheel. W. Alexandrowsky and A. Slobinski, Petro- 

 grad, Rus si i 



Re-Issue. 

 Flexible di e. C. L. K. Ferguson, Philadephia, Pa. 



Design. 

 .. W, D. McNaulI, Toledo, I >hio. 

 ISSUED JUNE 22, 1915. 

 1.143,7s,. Pneumatic tire. G. H. Quennard, Allendale. X, J. 

 1,143, 808. Amusement device. W. B. Choate, Aurora, 111. 

 1.143.S35. Life saving apparatus for aeronauts. M. Kispeter, New York, 



N. Y. 

 1,143,944 Jet with elastic strips inset. S. F. Colman, New York, N. Y. 



1,143,982. Tire for vehicles. W. R. Meredith, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 1,144,045. Machine for punching rubber nipples. J. L. Mahoney, New- 

 Haven, Conn. 

 1,144,079. Tubular cord for tire casings. J. D. Tew, Akron, Ohio. 

 1,144,085, Exercising apparatus for use in a lying position. A. Abplanalp, 



Basel, Switzerland. 

 1,144,121. Bathing cap. E. A. Guinzburg, New York, N. Y. 

 1,144,134. Rubber tired cycle skate. T. D. Tones, assignor of one-half to 

 R. G. Warnick, and onedialf to C. E. Buckwalter — all of 

 : , Cal 

 139. Inner tube for pneumatic tires. J. II. Poole, Avon, assignor to 

 Reinforced Inner Tube Co., Brockton — both in Massachusetts. 

 Re- Issue. 

 5 Martin, Ctiftondale, Mass. 

 Des i . 

 irter, G. B. Glidden, Dighton, assignor to George Frost Co., 

 both in Massachusetts, 



ISSUED JUNE 29, 1915. 



1,144.346. Teat I Bull, Chicago, III. 



1.144.420. Process of making welt inner soles. W. A. Knipe, Ward Hilt, 



Mass. 

 1,144,4 ; '"g forms. E. L. Patten, Maiden, assignor 



■ Weltfnan Co., Medford — both in Massachusetts. 

 1,144. 43*.. Self tiller fountain pen. J. L. Schnell, Arlington. X. J. 



V\ ' i X. M, Barlet, assignor to the Junoform Co. 



— botl P tdelphia, Pa. 



tr manufacture of pneumatic tire casings. P. E. Welton, 

 .mor to K. B. Welton — both of Akron, Ohio. [Abstracted 



l,W4,f>.-: Horse c >llar. .1. J. Baarson and A. T. Thorson — both of Odin, 4,139 (1914). 



Ba der, Akron, l I 4,263 i 1914 I. 



ichine. J. Lundgren, assignor to The Carlson-Wen- 

 Manufacturing Co., Inc. — both of Philadelphia. Fa. 1.1914). 

 1. Abert, assignor to The Manhattan Rubber Manu- 

 facturing Co. both of Passaic, X. T. 



T. E. Warren, Ticonderoga, 4,293 (1914). 



X Y 



table breathing apparatus. F. L. Claren, assignor to 4,313 (1 



i & Bernh. Drager — both of Lubeck, 



4,42.1 (19Ut. 

 Dees, assignor to The American Tire 

 . Mo. 4,451 ( 1114>. 



E. C. Hilton, Andover, assignor to 

 Co., Boston I -.ichusetts. 



1,145,034. 



1,14 1,0 

 i.i t ,063 



1,145,351. 



1,145.352. 



1,145.446. 



1,145,472, 

 1,145,520. 



1,1 45.53.'. 

 1,145,533. 

 1,145,534. 

 1,145,5X0. 

 1,145,657. 

 1,145,687. 



1.145,741. 

 1,145,758. 



1,145,876. 

 1.145,993. 

 r.145,996. 



1,146,088. 



1,146,253. 



1,146,350. 



1,146,381. 

 1,146,424. 



1,146,430. 



1,146,538. 



1,146,584. 



1,146,638. 



1,146,639. 



1,146,640. 



1,146,646. 

 1,146,699. 



1,146,708. 



1,146,741. 



1.146,747. 

 13,945. W 



J. Reuse and C. 



ISSUED JULY 6, 1915. 



! nl wheel comprising rubber blocks. 



Reuse, Hal, Belgium. 

 Stamp canceling device. J. E. Rail. Syracuse, X. Y. 



1 J. E. Hale, assignor to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber 



Co. — both of Akron, Ohio. 



Treatment of latex and the extraction of india rubber there- 

 from. S. C. Davidson, Belfast, Ireland. 



Extraction or coagulation of india rubber from the latex. 

 Davidson, Belfast, Ireland. 



\ u lea ni zing flask for dentists. W. E. Pappert, New York. 

 X. Y. 



Automatic machine for making tubular fabric. L. A. Subers, 



Cleveland, I Mm. ■ 



Fountain pen barrel. W. L. Durland, New York, N. Y. 

 Vaginal powder sprayer. J. W. Smith, Three Rivers, Mich. 

 HLose attaching device. G. H. Webb, Skowhegan, Me. 

 Arch supporter. W. O. Wetmore, Washington, D. C. 

 Arch supporter. W. O. Wetmore, Washington, D. C. 

 Tire structure. A. H. Garrison, Davisburg, Mich. 

 Fountain pen. F. M. Ashley, New York, N. Y. 

 Water bag or bottle. I. F. Kepler, Akron, Ohio, assignor to 

 The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York, N. Y. 



Detachable pneumatic tire. L. B. Bernheim, Louisville, Ky. 



1'etachable fitting for syringes. A. E. Dupell, New York. X. Y. 

 ENSUED JULY, 13, 1915. 



Tire grip. O. Bahls, New York. X. Y. 



Construction for pneumatic tires. S. A. Hunter, Newton, Kans. 



Cementing machine. G. J. Julian, Beverly, Mass., assignor to 

 United Shoe Machinery Co., Paterson, N. J. 



Sole and heel for boots and shoes. G. W. Murphy, Indian- 

 apolis, Ind. 



Production of caoutchouc from isoprene. A. Heinemann, South 



Kensington, London, Eng. 

 Life preserving suit. D. Sabo, assignor of one-half to M. 



Kocez — both of Bridgeport, Conn. 

 Pneumatic tire. T. H. Young, Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 Yulcanizer. W. P. Graves, M. J. Frambach and L. A. Graves 



— all of Melvin, Iowa. 

 Cap for fountain syringes or the like. H. P. Kraft, New 



York, X. Y., and M. C. Schweinert, West Hoboken, N. J. 

 Tire vulcanizer. W. G. Vandegrift, Camp Hill, assignor of 



one-half to W. Albright, Harrisburg — both in Pennsylvania. 

 Teat cup. A. C. Macartney, assignor to Empire Cream Sepa- 

 rator Co. — both of Bloomfield, N. J. 

 Process of manufacturing seamless rubber gloves. T. W. 



Miller, assignor to The Faultless Rubber Co. — both of Ash- 

 land, Ohio. 

 Nursing bottle nipple. T. W. Miller, assignor to The Faultless 



Rubber Co. — both of Ashland, Ohio. 

 Reed for toys. T. W. Miller, assignor to The Faultless Rubber 



Co. — both of Ashland, Ohio. 

 Lathering implement. T. G. Morgan, Shamokin, Pa. 

 Process of manufacturing continuous lengths of vulcanized 



rubber combined with ebonite. T. Gare, Birmingham, England. 

 Spring tire. H. W. Hoot on and S. A. Duggins — both of Salt 



Lake City, Utah. 

 Process of securing neck closures in hot water 



F. Stauffer, Akron, Ohio, assignor to The B. 



Co., New York. X. Y. 

 Automobile tire. J. T. Baker, Los Angeles, Cal. 



Re -Issue. 

 eat her strip for automobile wind shields. A. L. 



Kansas City, Mo. 



bottles. B. 

 F. Goodrich 



McCormick, 



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. 



iv The Illustrated Official Journal, June 16, 1915.] 

 Rubber heel pad. G. Cummings, Bleak House, Gosforth, 



X i] thumberland. 

 Yulcanizing india rubber. 



Peachey, 



Halesden 



S. J. 



Road, Heaton Chapel. Stockport. 



Tire vulcanizer. H. C. Reading S: Co., Burton Motor 

 Garage, High street, and G. E. Sutton, 88, Belvedere 

 Road — both of Burton-on-Trent. 



Repairing rubber articles. S. Wilson, Robsart street, Park- 

 side, South Australia. 



Tire vulcanizer. W. EL Mile-. Woolpack Hotel, Langton, 

 Staffordshire. 



Bottle stopper. G. A. Schulz, 11, Grosse Kirchstrasse, 

 Grunberg, Silesia, Germany. 



Emulsion formed as an intermediate caoutchouc product. 

 Frankel & -M. Runge, 19, Lazarusstrasse, and W. Golom- 

 bek, 33, Klosterstrasse— both in Spandau, Germany. 



