OCTOHEK 



1906.3 



THE 1ND1>^ rtUaBER WORLD 



17 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUKD AUGU.ST 7, 1906. 



NO. .S27,7o5. I'neumatio liorse collar. J K. llurkliolck-i, Lan- 

 caster, Pa. 

 827,719. Kar imillli;. J. K. ICiijilciiiaii and (). I'artenluMnier, 

 Jersey, City, N. J. 



827 739 Pipe or hose conplin^. C. Iv. Lin.ncnfclter. assignor to 

 Scully Stei-l and Iron Co. both of Chicago 111 



827.758. I'oniitain drafting pen. O. P. Smith and P. Stokes, 



I'hilailelphia, Pa. 

 827,784. Cushion tire, Iv li. Cadwell, New York city, assignor 



of one-third each to V Johnston and !•". M. Ashley. 

 827,797. Horseshoe. M. I). C/lassbrooke, 



527 835. Gas main bag. J H. Wliite, Jersey City, N. J., assignor 

 of one half to A. Bell Malconison. West Orange, N. J. 



827,910. .Xpiiaratus for achnini.stiring litjuid anesthetics. J. A. 



Hollenberger, Hagerstown, Md 

 827,927. Pneumatic tire. II. D. B. LefTerts, Orange, N. J. 

 827,9'i6. Rubber warming and mixing mill. C. I'. Obermaier, 



Yonkers, N. V. 

 827,938. Rubber wheel tire. H. G. Osbnrn, Hoboken. N. J. 

 828,022. Truss S. A. Donnelly Chicago, 111. 

 828,178. Beil pan. A K. Betts, Kensington. Md. 



528 223. Detachable tire rim. H G. Leisenring, Wayne, Nebr. 

 828,241 Cotton gin roller. II Petersen, Willacoochee, Ga. 

 828,243 Hose coupling J. I' Polniann, Wallington, N.J. 

 828,254. Tire. J H. Swain, assignor to H. M iS: S. .\rmored Tire 



Co , Inc. both of Pittsburgh Pa. 



Trade Mark. 



3 500. Standard Underground Cable Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Essential 

 feature. — The word tCLI-'SE For insulated wire. 

 Issued Augist 14 1906. 



82S,2cj6. Convej-er. C. K. Baldwin, New York city, assignor to 

 The Robins Belt Conveying Belt Co., a corporation of New- 

 Jersey. 



828,415 Bowling-alley pin T. Mayhew, assignor to American 

 Promoting Co., both of Detroit, Mich. 



828,416. Tire. F. Mesigner. New York city. 



828,562. Hose reel. G. M. Melven, Louisville. Ky. 



82S.613. Milking machine. F. A. Lane, assignor to I). H. I!ur- 

 reil & Co., both of Little Falls, N. Y. 



828 641. Tire for motor-cars. I. Clifford. London, England. 

 828,666. Oil vaporizer. F. F. Kanne, Waterville, Minn. 

 828,701. Tire cover. W. A. Allen, New York city. 



S28 704. Rubber printing stamp. L. B. Blackmore, assignor to 



The Blackmore Engineering Co., both of .\rlington. N. J. 

 828,705 Cleaning brush. P. J. Bode, assignor of one fourth to 



C. G. Nagel, both of St. Louis. 

 S28,7?2 .'Vtomizer and like instrument. F. C. Dorment Kala 



niazoo, Mich., assignor to L. R Williams Chicago. 

 828 S41. Locking band for pneumatic tire covers. J. Cottrell, 



assignor to A. H. Smith, both of London, England. 

 828,863. Automobile wheel. A. J. Robertson, Chicago. 



Trade Mark. 



12,734. The Indiana Rubber and Insulated Wire Co , Jonesboro, 

 Ind. The word P^RANMc F'or insulated wire, cables, and 

 insulating tape. 



Issued August 21, igo6. 



828,872. .attachment for hair-combs [comprising an air bulb] . 



U. L. Berger, Washington, D. C. 

 828,893. Sectional rim. W. G. Marr, Springfield, Mass. 

 828 916. Renovator [with blast nozzle and elastic bulb]. S. E. 



Allison. Chicago. 

 828,920. Fountain pen. G. F. Brandt, assignor of one half to C. 



Brandt, both of Boston. 

 828,973. Fountain Pen. W. W. Sanford, Newark, N.J , assignor 



of one half to F. D. Bennett, Freehold, N. J. 

 829,009. Elastic chain. G. Helps, Nuneaton, England. 



829,059. Adjustable sick-bed cuspidor. W. B.Campbell, Jackson, 



Mich. 

 829,274. Diving apparatus. F. Knofi', Chicago. 

 829,281. Bath cabinet. W. E. Monro, London, Englan<l. 

 829,327. Rubber eraser protector. W. N. Crisp, Baltimore Md. 



Design. 

 38,185. Inflatable toy. C. Coller, assignor to .\. Behrend and J. 



Rothschild, both of New York city. Claim. — The ornamental 



design for an inflatable toy. 



Trade Marks. 

 i,4n The Standaril Paint Co, New York city. The woril 



RUB- RINE. For liquids in the nature of rubber in the form of 



paint and cement coating 

 4,653. The Goodvear Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The 



word GOODYETaR used in connection with a Mercury foot. For 



rubber tires. 

 7,202. The Goodyear Tire ami Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The 



word "PATHFINDER For rubber tires 



7.204. Same. The word MONARCH. 



7.205. Same. The words GIANT HEAVY ROADSTER. 

 7,207. Same. The words AKRON No 20 



7.209. Same. The words Tl -■ TO"^. 



7.210. Same. The word EUREKA 



11,990. The Miller Rubber Mfg. Co., Akron, Ohio p'or seamless 

 rubber gloves. 



ISSUEI> AUGU,ST 28, 1906. 



829,461. Vehicle wheel and pneumatic tire therefor. E. Chaquette, 

 New Rochelle, N. Y. 



829,496. Protecting cover for vehicle tires. R. Walwork, Man- 

 chester, England. 



829,546. Packing P. Schou, Copenhagen, Denmark. 



829 608. Fishing cork or float H. T. Stanton, Tuxedo Park. St 

 Louis county, Mo. 



829,741. Swimming shoe. .■\. Schwalge, Chicago. 



829,840. Gasket. G C. Bruner, assignor of one half to C. Nnss- 

 meier, both of Evansville, Ind. 



829,893. Cornet mouthpiece. M. M. Rubriglil, Hartville, Ohio. 

 Trade Mark 



7,203 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,.'\kron Ohio. The 

 word CA.TUS I'or rubber tires 



[Note.— Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be ob 

 taitied from The India Rubber World office at lo cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 



Patent Specifications Published, 



The number given is that assigned lo the Patent at the tiling of the Applic:<- 

 tion, which in the case of those listed below was in igos. 



* Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 

 [Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, July 25. 1906 ] 



6,386(1905). Means for attaching pneumatic tires to the rim. 



E. Schmitz. Cologne. Germany. 

 6,432(1905). Elastic tire. S. Leech, Loughborough. 

 6,452 (1905). Pneumatic tire. J. Stevens, Loiulon. 

 6,485 (1905). Pneumatic tire. [A band adapted to be wound 



round the rim comprises an outer layer of balata glued I an 



inner strip of leather.] J. L. Thiessen, St. Gilles, mar 



Brussels. 

 6,492 (1905). Horseshoe. P. B. Cow-, F. J. Jelly, and J J. 



Gazzard, all of London. 

 6.574 (1905)- Reservoir pen. C. P. Schultz, Brixton, Surrey. 

 6,612 (1905). Pneumatic tire. [Puncture is prevented by lining 



the inner surface of the outer cover with an undistended laver 



of coils of rubber tubing.] W. H. Lambert, .Silsilen, near 



Keighley, Yorkshire. 

 6,641 (1905). Machine for producing pneumatic tire covers. A. 



E. Vincent, Noisy le Sec, Seine, France 



6,641a (1905). .\pparatus for setting beaded edges of pueuniatic 



tires Same. 

 *6,669 (1905). Bath mat. J. H. Pugh New York city. 

 6,678(1905). Pneumatic tire. [Relates to a ribbed rubber treail, 



the object being to prevent side slip and puncture.] H J. 



Drew, Charfield, Gloucestershire. 



