November i, 1906.] 



TtiE. INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



51 



RliCENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



J IdJc- .l/il)As. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUKB SKl'TliMUKR 4, 1906. 



NO. 829,952. Syriiijie [Surgical]. W. M. Dean, Chicago. 

 829,979. Ilernietic closure for luml)lers. \V. A. Loreiiz, 

 Hartford, Conn. 

 829.9S1). Hernielic closure for tumblers. Same. 

 829,981. Ilerinelic closure for tumblers. Same. 

 830,005. Vulcanizer. I<. E. Rice, Cerlar Falls, Iowa. 

 830,133. Horseshoe. W. J. Connally, Atlanta, Ga. 

 830,167. Fruit jar ring. F. C. Pelster, Omaha, Nebr. 

 830,250. Cushion insole for shoes. C. II. I'eeble. Chambersburg. 



Pa. 

 830,260. Proce.s.s for devulcani/.ing India-rubber. C. A. R. Steen 

 strup, assignor to .Vktie.sclskabet Gunimi-RegenerationsSoci 

 etet, System Resen Steenstrup), Copenhagen, Denmark. 

 830,267 Vehicle tire. W. Westney, Scotland, Conn. 

 830 403. Horseshoe. R. Barclay, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 33O1458. Boot or shoe heel. J. B. Sheeliau, New York city. 

 830,467. Non slipping tire. M. Vivian, Cheswick, London, Eng- 

 land. 



Trade Marks 



537. E. G. Soltmann, New Y'ork city. The words PAR EXCEL- 

 LENCE. For rubber erasers. 

 8,841. Revere Rubber Co., Boston. The word SECURITY. For 

 belting, hose, and machinery packings 



Issued Sei'Ticmher ii, 1906. 



830,488. Wheel tire [in sections]. N. Beck with, Somerville, 

 Mass. 



830.581. Infiate'd ball. C R. Fleischman, Chicago. 



830.582. Inflated ball. Same. 



830,661. Pneumatic knee pad. E. G. Greshani, Duncdiu, New 



Zealand. 

 830,664. Storm lop for vehicles. W. .\. Hunter, Terre Haute, 



Ind. 

 830,695. Process of and apparatus for manufacturing lined metal- 

 lic hose. E. Witzenmann, Pforzheim, Germany. 

 830,858. Piston rod packing. .K. L. Shaffer, Omaha, Nebr. 

 830,873. Cushion tire for vehicle wheels. L. H. Barry. Durango, 



Mexico. 

 830,885. Valve attachment for fountain pens. V . O. Conill, New 



York city. 

 830.889. Atomizer. C. J. Davol, assignor to Davol Rubber Co.. 



Providence. R. I. 

 831,004. Inhaler. F. E. Jousset and .A. D. Jousset, New York 



city. 



Design. 



38,238. Rubber matting. K. J. Whisler, assignor to Goshen Rub- 

 ber Works, Goshen, Ind. (?/«/?«. — Ornamental design for 

 rubber matting. 



Trade 3farks. 



3,662. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co.. New Y'ork city. The words 

 THE BEST WARRANTED KLEINERT. For dress shieUls. 



8.834. Revere Rubber Co.. Boston. The word VIGILANT. I'or 

 belting, hose, and machinery packings. 



8.835. Revere Rubber Co., Boston. The word PILOT. For 

 belting, hose, and machinery packings. 



19,286. Dr. Pierre Chemical Co., Chicago, 111. The word PHENO. 

 For syringes. 



I.SSUED September 18, igo6. 



831,041. Process for purifying Chicle gum, or other adhesive. S. 

 A. Davis and F. V Canning, New York city. 



^3ii099 Packing. C. Restein, Philadelphia. 



831,199 Combined eraser and brush. J. H. Ezmanu, Jr., Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 



8311358- Hose coupling. J. T Lally, Wilmington, Del. 



Design. 



38,241. Rubber fabric. J. Hardman, Jr. Belleville, N. J., assignor 

 to The International .\uloniobile and Vehicle Tire Co. Claim. 

 — Ornamental design for rubber fabric. 



8.836. Revere Rubber Co., Boston. The word COLUMBIA For 

 belting, hose, and machinery packings. 



8.837. Same. The word BURRO. 



8.838. Same. The word HARLEM 



8.839. Same. The word EMPEROR. 



8.842. Same. The word ZENITH. 



8.843. Same. The word ULYSSES. 



8.844. Same. The words OLD HICKORY. 



8.845. Same. The word GINGO 



[All the preceding for belting, hose, and machinery packing.] 



Issued September 25 1906. 



831,537. Elastic check loop. C. .A. Cornell, assignor to Berkshire 

 Specially Co., Pitlsfield, Mass. 



831,586. Rim for vehicle wheels. [For holding pneumatic tire.] 

 F. .A. Wilcox, Akron, Ohio. 



831,623. Inhaler. F. B. Murphy, Logansport, Ind. 



831,632. Means for removably attaching tires upon vehicle wheels. 

 J. C. Schleicher, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 



831,831. Artificial bait H. C. Clippinger, assignor to M. E. 

 Metzger and D. W. Brown, of .\kron, Ohio. 



831,891. Rescue buoy. J. C. Quarternian, Titusville, Fla. 



831,920. Artificial hand for playing chords. B. E. Amend, Port- 

 land, Ore. 



831.975- Horseshoe. C. I). Murphy, Kingston, Minn. 



831,998. Hard rubber articles. W. R. Sine, Williamsport, I'a. 



Trade Mark. 



4,652. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word 

 GOODY AR and a foot of mercury. For horseshoe pads, rub- 

 ber tiling, and rubber heels and soles for boots and shoes. 



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

 tained from The India Rubber World ofBce at lo cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



Patent Specikic^tioiNs Puhushed. 



The number given is that assigned to the Patent .Tt the tiling of the Applica- 

 tion, which in the case of those listed below was in 1QO5. 



* Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, August 29, 1906 ) 



*9,o54 (1905). Method of attaching elastic tires to rims. C. Motz. 

 Akron, Ohio. 



*9,o55 ( 1905). Life saving appliances [consisting of a double wal- 

 led sleeve, for wearing upon the arm, containing an inflated 

 bag, and provided at the end with webbed gloves]. T. J. 

 Hruby and T. J. Jirik, both in Chicago. 



9,072 (1905). Joint-making packing. P. Schou, Copenhagen, 

 Denmark. 



9,169(1905). Pneumatic tire. J. Bolton, London. 



9,206 (1905). Hose pipe for suction dredgers. J. Taube. Riga, 

 Russia. 



9.567(1905). Means for securing revolving rubber pads to heels 



of boots. J. Wilkinson and A. Wilkinson, Manchester. 

 [Abstracted from the Illustrated Official Journal, September 5, 1906. 1 



9,616(1905). Sole and heel protector. J. Latham, Farnworth, 

 Lancashire. 



*9,67S (1905). Rubber sole with non slipping device. P. M. Jus- 

 lice, London. (Grieb Rubber Co., Trenton, New Jersey.) 



9.738(1905). Means for securing rubber studs in soles and heels 

 of boots so that they are watertight. .\. Miles, Cardiff. 



*9,78i (1905). F'ountain pen. O. E. Weidlich, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



9,801(1905). Pneumatic tire [protected by a chrome leather 

 cover]. K. C. Goodman, Reading. 



*9,886 (1905). Pneumatic tire. I. Tennant, Springfield. Ohio. 



9,920 (1905). Elastic tire. A. E. Evans, Newport, Shropshire. 



9,985 ( 1905). Pneumatic tire. [Device for preventing skidding 

 consists of a metallic linked chain having hooked ends which 

 takecross bars shaped flatter than the contour of the tire.] G. 

 S. Sayner, Harrogate, Yorkshire. 



10,067 (1905). Apparatus for administering electricity for medici- 

 nal purpo.ses. G. J. Macaura. Bradford, Yorkshire. 



10,077 (l905). Outer cover for pneumatic tires [composed of a 



