January i, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



119 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



IssuKD Nove.mukr 6, 1906. 



NO. 834,891. Pipe coupling [with elastic packing ring]. H. 

 Day, Detroit, Mich. 

 834,906. Bottle seal [willi interior rubber band]. J. Her- 

 mann, Cincinnati. 



834,908. Tool for detaching and resetting tires P. I,. Hussey, 

 Cleveland, Ohio. 



834,911. Inflation valve. J. R. Keller, Jr.. Litchfield, Conn. 



834,963. Tire cover. F. C lirock and .V. M. Schaffer, assignors 

 to The Vehicle Apron and Hood Co., all of Columbus, t)liio. 



835,005. Wheel tire. [Pneumatic, with iiUeruieshed wire coils.] 

 A. S. Allen. Brooklinc, Mass. 



835,035. Physical exercise apparatus. J. H. Rigbey, Liverpool, 

 England. 



835,050. Fire extinguisher. F. Yost, Weehawken Heights, N. J. 



835,075. .-Apparatus for fresh air treatment. S. H. MahafTy, St. 

 Louis. 



835,079. Cover or wearing surface for wheel tires and other objects 

 exposed to wear. [.\ process of producing solid rubber vehicle 

 tires with insertetl woven layers, consisting in embedding 

 woven material in sheets of rubber ; superposing the sheets to 

 form a block ; cutting the block diagonally into strips ; adhe- 

 sively and firmly joining the ends of the strips ; cutting the 

 strips so formed transversely ; and joining the resulting cut 

 portions together by their ends to produce a tire in which the 

 threads of the woven material run obli(|uely to all four exter- 

 nal surfaces.] B. Nedselski, Riga, Russia, assignor to The 

 Firm of C. Medler & K. Seeger, Moscow. 



835,091. Sight for firearms. A. J. Aubrey, Meriden, Conn., as- 

 signors to Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago. 



835,134. Storm front for vehicles. J. W. Harter, Wabash, Iiid. 



835,272. Hose coupling. J. M. Bailey, Wheeling, W. Va. 



835,274. Mat [In combination, a series of bars, elastic treads 

 clamped between the bars in pairs, said treads rising higher 

 than the bars, a set of distance blocks between the various 

 pairs of bars separating them while allowing draining space 

 between them, and a projection for the elastic treads clamped be- 

 tween the sides of the treads and the adjacent bars.] P. S. 

 Burns, Cleveland, Ohio. 



835,300. Hose clamp. J. Clark, Bradford, Pa 



835,408. Sprayer. E A. DeVore and F. Swain, Indianapolis, Ind. 



Reissues. 

 12,551. Can closure. H F. Maranville, Akron, Ohio. 

 Trade Marks. 



10,734 and 10,735. Boston Belting Co., Boston. The words BOS- 

 TON and NIAGARA. For marking rubber and composition 

 belting, hose, and packings. 



14,598 and 14,599. Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Co.. New 

 York. The letter P enclosed in a diamond shaped outline and 

 the word PtERLESS. For rubber belting, hose, and machinery 

 packing. 



19,954. Hood Rubber Co , Boston. A bow shajied design. For 

 rubber boots and shoes. 



22,051. William H. Schaefer, Toledo, Ohio. The letter S in 

 black, with SCHAEFER'S FRUIT JAR RINGS in white lettering 

 thereon. For fruit jar rubbers. 



22.147. Walter McKittrick, St. Louis. Conventional figure with 

 letters SWAS underneath. P'or rubber boots and shoes 



IssuBD November 13, 1906. 



835,496, Vaginal syringe. W. H. Brandon, Kokorao, Ind. 



835,502. Automobile tire envelope. Charles W. A. Cornish, as- 

 signor of one-half to R. B. Miller, both of Pass Christian, Miss. 



835,522. Rubber cutting machine [For forming the parts of 

 rubber footwear.] C. L. Higgins, Montreal, Canada. 



835,562. Hand stamp. L. K. Scotford. Chicago, ;issignor to In- 

 dependent Mfg Co., Muskegon, Mich. 



835,588. Swimming mit. W. O Wells, Gary, Fla. 



835,778. Pneumatic valve seat. G. P. Brand, New York city. 



835,793. Vehicle wheel. [Resilience is provided for by means of 

 springs within the spokes and rubber bushings underneath the 



rini.l J. M. Kerwin, T. F. Broomall, Jr., and H. H. Broomall, 

 Philadelphia. 



835,803. Finger cot. A. P. Witten, .\kron, Ohio. 



835. 80S. Tire. [A tire shoe of the clincher type having a flat 

 knitted fabric incorporated therein, the same having knitted 

 reinforced portions integral therewith along the edges of the 

 shoe.] H. T. Bragg, Vonkers N. Y. 



835,939. Tire for wheels. [The combination of a rim, a soli<I rub- 

 lier tire on the rim, such tire consisting of an endless metallic 

 band having layers of canvas wrapped around it. the band and 

 canvas being embedded in it and cemented together by elastic 

 material, and bolts passing through the rim and entering holes 

 in the band.] J. Cooper, Caniberwell, Eiiglaiii). 



835,950. Diving apparatus. T. Iwaiiami, assignor of one-half to 

 E. M. Grace, both of Washington, I). C. 



836,050. Toy [comprising a ball and elastic bands] L. H. Peleg- 

 hardt, Fayette City, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 



10,415. Archibald Turner & Co., Leicester, England. Picture of 

 a rock with the word FIRMITAS across its face. For India- 

 rubber webbing. 



22,341. Consolidated Hoof Pad Co., New York. The wonl SURE- 

 FOOT in a .semi circle. Hoof pads for horses. 



Issued November 20, 1906. 

 836,077. Cushion tire for wheels. T. J. .Vurand, Watseka, 111. 

 836,082. Process of manufacture of articles in rubber and for their 



repair. A. S. Bowler, Putney, England. 

 836,180. Self filling fountain pen. R. Couklin, Toledo, Ohio. 



836,286. Tire. [The combination with a rim, pierced with holes, 

 of a ring of resilient material lying in the rim and grooved on 

 both faces with longitudinal and transverse grooves ] D. C. 

 Thomas, Bronwydd I.lanishen. England. 



836,367. Hypodermic syringe. H. J. Detmers. Columbus, Ohio. 



836,512. Method of extracting Gutta percha Consists in mechan- 

 ically crushing the leaves and buds to a pulp, adding from 15 

 to 20 per cent, of Gutta-percha in small pieces, thoroughly 

 -mixing and boiling to a temperature of 110° to 125° centi- 

 grade, and finally cutting up and washing the resultant com- 

 pound by means of heated rollers and the presence of a stream 

 of cold water. E. C. Larsen, Singapore, administratrix of 

 Alme Arnaud. 



836 516. Combined fountain pen, blotter, and other appliance. 

 H. I. Lurye and N. H. Lewis, New York city. 



836,524. Pneumatic life saving suit. E. Morrell. San Quentin, 

 Cal. 



836,557. Elastic tire for wheels. L Boirault, Paris. France. 



836,569. Pneumatic tire. [Comprising a sealing mixture, for 

 punctures composed of a liquid mixed with feathers or long 

 fibers]. A. Dow, New York city. 



836.626. Garter. D Broadbelt, New York city. 

 Trade Marks. 



4,761. George .\. .•\lden & Co., Boston. The word LEAD enclosed 

 in diamond shaped outline. Marking India-rubber and Gutta- 

 percha gums. 



4762. George A. .\lden & Co, Boston. Letter A enclosed in 

 horseshoe. For marking India-rubber and Gutta-percha gums. 



iS 484, 18,485. 18,487, and iS 488. The Diamond Rubber Co., Ak- 

 ron, Ohio. The words TITAN, MOOSE, SPHINX, and GULF. 

 For marking rubber belting, packing, hose, and woven cotton 

 and rubber hose. 



2 1,. 300. L. E. Waterman Co., New York city. The word WATER- 

 WAN'S For marking fountain pens, fountain pen feeds, 

 fountain pen caps, and fountain pen barrels. 



22,904. Eagle Pencil Co., New York city. The word FLASH. 

 For marking fountain pens. 



Issued November 27, 1906. 

 836.743. Fabric coating machine. Richard Falter, New York. 

 836,772. Process of manufacturing pneumatic tires. K. H.Marks. 



Akron, Ohio. 

 836,802 Brace [suspenders] for cotton pickers. W. I. Daniel, 



Commerce, Ga. 

 836,838. Clasp. J. A. Shay, New York city. 

 836,864. Adjustable and collapsible fire hose nozzle supporting 



device. A. D. Cole, Camden, N. J. 



