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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[September 1, 1915. 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N 



1,147,032. 



1,147,102. 



1,147,111. 

 1,147,149. 



1,147. 179. 

 1,147,252, 



1,147,253. 



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1,147,470. 



1,147,560. 

 1,147,563. 



1.147,600. 



47. 612. Til 



1,147,740. 

 1,147,847. 



1,147,977, 



1,148,162. 

 1,148,171. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 [SSI ED rUL"b 20, I 



i' 1 ., tii composition for making receptacles. C. S. 

 . Nelson, N. II. 



■ '. Machim '- : making insoli ■■. V\ I owh r, ■■ signo I i 



half to C. H. Krippendorf both of I ncinnati, Ohio, 



of latex. S. C. Davidson, Belfast, I i land. 



Tire. W. D. McNaull, Toledo. Ohio. 



Suction sunn /ice foi mirrors, J. G. Knabe, Water- 



town, S. D. 



Tire for vehicle wheels. J. J. Marsula, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Vacuum tread I tires. W. Dunbar, Greensburg, Pa. 



Attachment Foi syrii ges. C. I.. Loffler, Denver, Colo. 



Method "i making tire forming strips. 1. T. Lifter, Cleveland, 

 I Hiio. 



i ■ forming mati i ial J, 1 I ster, Clevt land, Ohio. 



apparatus foi forming rubberized Fabrii tubes or strips. T. T. 

 Lister, Cleveland, Ohio. 



Stethoscope. K. M, rurner, Jamaica. X. Y.. assignoi to Gen 

 istic Co., New York, N, Y. 



Anti-skidding device for dual tires. II. I). Weed, Syracuse, 

 N. Y., assignoi to W, B. Lashar, Bridgeport, Conn. 



Massage apparatus. I", and W. ShurtlerT — both of Moline, 111. 



Mold for the manufacture of rubber tires. T. Sloper, Devizes, 



England. 

 Tire. .1. V. Borland, assignoi oi one-half to Powel Crosley — 



both of * ii. i iiwatt, ( ihio. 



II. \Y. 



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Raymai n, Portland, * *re. 



ISSUED JULY 27, 1915. 

 Nipph ng bottles. M. II. McMann, New York, N. Y. 



Electric vulcanizer. i >. C. Dennis, Chicago, 111. 



Chicle in printer's blanket. < '. Palmer, Chicago, 111., assignor 

 to <>. L. Wilson, New York, X. Y. 



II. E. Schliebs, South Bend, Ind. 



Slitting and rewinding machine. J. A, Cameron and G. B. 

 Birch, New York, X. \.. assignors to Cameron Machine Co., 

 Bi ooklyn, N. Y. 



Bias cutting machine. W. \ Gordon, Shelton, assignor to 

 Birmingham Iron Foundry, 1 'n l.\ both in Connecticut. 



Pneumatic core J | airing tires. A. L. Johnson and \ l l 



Alsten, assignors of one-fourth to II. C. < loulding, and one- 

 fourth to I- A. Alsten— all uf Worcester, Mass. 



Method of i of rubber water bottles. G. E. Hall, 



Akron, * )hio. 

 i imatic tube testing and tire carrying device. J. Closz, St. 



Ansgar, Iowa. 

 Pneumatic insole. S S. Gay, Sedro Woolley, Wash. 

 Non-offset surface covering for impression cylinders. J. F. 



Haskins, New York, X. Y. 

 Tire. C. E. Robinson, G. W. Young and J. B. F. Showalter— 



all of Springfield, Mo. 



incturable tire. II. and P. E. Bailev — both of Hillsdale, 



Ore. 



I.MS, 476. Weather strip. G. H. Forsyth, Chicago, 111. 

 ISSUED AUGUST 3, 1915. 

 Tire armor. K. W. David, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Brush. T. F, Bai ry, assignor to Rubber & Celluloid Harness 



Trimming Co. — both of Newark, X. I. 

 Breast pump. II. L. Bruen, Brooklyn, X. Y, 

 Facial steamer or bath. <i. W. Caldwell, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 007. Pneumatic tire. I. J, Webster, Haverhill, Mass., assignor to 



Reliance V C, Co., Inc.. New York. X. Y. 



I, 1. Webster, Haverhill, Mass., assignor to 

 t o., Inc., New York, X. Y. 



II. Rang, New York. X. Y. 



Trade Marks. 



Nathan 1 K Dodg< Sh - ' o . Newburyport, Mass. A seal with the 

 words The Cortex For boots and shoe- made of 



li athei and rubbei . i ■ 



Milton Ochs, Cincinnati, Ohio. The words Gold Bond, For rain- 

 coats, etc. 



Charles Co., Maiden, Mass. Illustration of a 



line running longitudinally of and incorporated in the 

 fabric. For linen hos 



Kabo Corset Co., Chicago, 111. The word Kabo. For hose sup- 

 porters. 



Continental Rubber Work--. Erie. Pa. The word Yitalic. For 

 hose connections, rubber valves, etc. 



United & Gl< Manufacturing Cos., Trenton, X*. J. 



The word Safety. For rubber hose, rubber belting, etc. 



. 



1,148,376. 



1,148,381. 



1,148,408. 



1,148,427. 



1.148,504. 

 1,148,566. 



1,148,952. 

 1,148,953. 



1,149,008. 

 1,149,083. 



66.745. 



78,641 



82,230. 

 83,400. 

 83,467. 



Pneumatic tire. 

 Reliance V i . 

 l Cose su] 



83,854. L. II. Gilmer Co., Philadelphia. Pa. The word Gilmer. For 



transmission and conveying belts, etc. 

 84,004. William F. Hirschmann, New York, X. Y. The word Bingle. 



For rubber tobacco pouches, etc. 

 United Drug Co., Boston, Mass. The word Rc.vatl. For rain 



coats, etc. 

 Bishop Guttapercha Co., New Yoik, X. Y. Representation of an 



insulated electrical conductor. Fur insulated conductors and 



cables. 

 84,908. Service Motor Supply Co., I hicago, 111. Illustration of a tire 



chain with the initials A M .s. For tire fillers and patches for 



cementing. 



85,207. The E. Z. Patch Co., Vkron, Ohio. The initials E. Z. For 

 cementing and vulcanizing patches for rubber gooi 



85.280. William Mann Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The word Mann's. For 



fountain pens, rubber erasers, rubber bands, etc. 



85.281. William Mann Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The word If am . For 



fountain pens, rubber erasers, rubber bands, etc. 



85,540. Mark Hydes, Newark, X, J. Illustration of a white tree on a 



black background, with the w ord Nichicle. For tree sap or 



gum of the Puns vine. 

 85,958. Geo, Borgfeldt & Co., New York, X. Y. Illustration including 



a globe, a child and animals. For molded and decorated rubber 



toys, etc. 

 86,027. Bloom mgdale Rubber Co., Butler, X. J, The word Pah tali. For 



reclaimed rubber. 

 86,137. The Helmet Co., Cincinnati, » Hiio. The word " Round ecs, " For 



chewing gum confection. 



86,199. Bishop Gutta Percha t o.. New York, X. Y. Illustration of an 

 Indian's head in a circle. Fur sheets or strips oi gutta percha 

 of tissue-like dimension. 



86,365. Druggists* Supply Corporation, X< w York, X. Y. The words! 



Rubber-Rite. For rubber face bottles, water bottles, syringes, 



etc. 

 S6.404. The Omo Manufacturing Co.. Middletpwn, Conn. The » ords 



11 'hite Clover. For dress shields. 

 86,462. The Whitney Blake Co., New Haven, Conn. A diamond - 



design with the initials If' B. For insulated wire and cables. 

 86,467. Akron Tire Co., Inc., New York, X. Y. The word Hercules. 



For rubber vehicle tires. 

 86,520. The Mechanical Rubber Co., Jersey t ity, N. J. The word Paxot. 



For sheet packing composed of rubber or rubber combined 



with fabric and metal. 

 86,608. De Cou Brothers Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The words De Cott 



Bt ■■. i o. so arrange'! a> to form a shoe. For footwear made 



of rubber, etc. 

 86,627. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, X. T. The word 



Pabrikhyde. For rubber soled boo'.S and shoes with canvas tops. 

 86,910. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co.. Mishawaka. Ind. The 



word Himiner. 



tions. 

 6,930. Eagle Pencil Co., 



fountain pens. 

 86,931. Eagle Pencil Co., 



B7,0S8. 



fountain pens. 



Pioneer Suspendei 

 For garters. 



For footwear of rubber and rubber coinbina- 



X"e\\ York, X. Y. The word Princess. For 



Xew York, X'. Y. The word Prince. For 



Co., Philadelphia, I 'a. The word Diamond. 



1,149,171. 

 1,149,224. 



1,149,271. 



1.149,348. 

 1,149,364. 



1,149.459. 

 1,149,577. 



1,149,580. 



1,149,640. 

 1,149,664. 

 1,149,674. 



1,149.749. 

 1,149,780 



1,149,782. 

 1,149,841. 



1,149,849. 



1,149,853. 



1,149,897. 



ISSUED AUGUST 10, 1915. 

 fnsulating varnish. C. Baeder, Hoboken. X. T. 

 Machine for reinforcing hose. S. I. Sill, assignor of one-half 



to H. EI. Hewitt— both of Buffalo, X. Y. 

 Elastic waistband for trousers. A. Lazarus. New York, X. Y. 

 Ruling fountain pen. G. C. Eggers, Bovill, Idaho. 

 Method of making pneumatic tires. R. Griffith, assignor to 



Miller Rubber Co.— both of Akron, Ohio. 

 Automobile tire. E. .1. Mitchell, Brooklyn. X. Y. 

 Caoutchouc substance and process of making same. K. Gottlob, 



Elberfeld, Germany, assignor to Farbenfabriken vorni. Friedr. 



Bayer & Co. 

 Caoutchouc substance and vulcanization product thereof. F. 



Hofmann, Elberfeld, and K. Gottlob, Vohwinkel, near Elber- 

 feld. Germanv, assignoi to Synthetic Patents Co.. Xew York, 



X. Y. 

 Cushion tire. II. E. Edwards, Warren, Ohio. 

 Hose construction. R. Many. Oak Park, III. 

 detachable sleeve and rubher armlet therefor. P. J. Nichols, 



Walsenburg, assignor of one-sixteenth each to W. II. Doyle 



and II. Olsen, Telluride — both in Colorado. 

 Detachable tire tread. C. B. Gray, Gloversville. X. Y. 

 Quick detachable elastic tire. P. A. Painchaud, Plessisville, 



Que., assignor to I. Paradis and < >. < tingras, Quebec — both in 



Canada. 



Vu to mobile tire. W. M. Peabody, Chicago, 111. 

 I ivei for pneumatic tire--. R. Latour and A. Cappelle, Menin, 



Belgium. 

 Rubber hand stamp. T. O. Matthews, 



Matthews & ( o '"'Hi of Pittsbui gl . Pa. 

 Roller apparatus for masticating plastic 



J. II. Xuttall, Manchester. England. 

 Fabric containing india rubber. A. T. 



England. 



assignoi to _l;iv. n. 

 and like materials. 

 Collier, St. Albans, 



