April i, 1903.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



233 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



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THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 



Issued February 3, 1903. 

 O. 719,418. Electric accumulator plate. Augus'.e Bainville, 

 Nanterre, France. A 



719,425. Process of making self mending tires. John W. Blodgett, 



assignor to the N Tire Co., both of Chicago, Illinois. 

 719.498-7 19,499-7 19.500. Hall [comprising perforated porous or 

 sponge rubber, held under compression by tape or bands, and an 

 outer cover of paper or fibrous material]. Kenyon V. Painter, 

 Cleveland. Ohio. 

 719,529. Fountain pen. Harry W. Stone, Hrooklyn, New York , as- 

 signor to A. A. Waterman, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Ailolph 

 Hriebach, Boston. 



719.586. Insulllator. Sayer Hasbrouck, Providence, Rhode Island. 



719.587. Atomizer. Same. 



719.588. Spraying device. Same. 



719,600. Insulating high potential apparatus. Walter S. Moody, as- 

 signor to the General Klectric Co.. both of Schenectady, N. V. 



719,687. Hoof boot or pad. George W. Nickerson, Wellfleet, Mass. 



719,693. Cushion tread horseshoe. Albert J. Puhl, Joliet, Illinois. 



719,927. Tire [elastic tubular]. Charles H. Wilkinson, Huddersfield, 

 England, 



Issued February 10, 1903. 



720,019. Measuring vest [of elastic material]. Robert W. Grendon, 

 Tiffin, Ohio. 



720,071. Hot air syringe [for use in connection with a lamp and a 

 compressible bulb]. Joseph I. Richards, San F'rancisco, Califor- 

 nia. 



720, 2Sr. Machine for coating fabric with rubber. John H. Pearce, 

 assignor to H. Stuart Hotchkiss, both of New Haveu. Connecticut. 



720,482. Process of making shells for playii g balls. Francis 11. Rich- 

 ards, Hartford, Connecticut, assignor to The Kempshall Manufac- 

 turing Co. 



720,493. Machine for applying elastic bands to articles of manufacture 

 [especially to disc like articles, such as telephone transmitter dia- 

 phragms]. Michael Setter, assignor to American Electric Tele- 

 phone Co., both of Chicago, Illinois. 



Issued February 17, 1903. 



720,631. Vulcanizing apparatus. William E. Smith, assignor to the 

 Clifton Manufacturing Co., both of Boston, Massachusetts. 



720,639 Pneu natic tire [for heavy vehicle wheels] Francesco Toni, 

 London, England. 



720,648. Syringe. Edward B. Wilder. St. Louis, Missouri. 



720.737. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



720. 7S8. Chair pad [for rockers]. Elmer E. Davenport, Denver, Col. 



720,852. Golf ball. [Combination of rubber body, silk envelop, and 

 outside jacket of Gutta-percha.] Friend W. Smith. Jr., Bridge- 

 port, Connecticut, assignor to Holdredge Co., New York. 



720,882. Rocker for chairs, hobby horses, etc. Benjamin J. Buck 

 man, Newfield, New Jersey. 



721,049. Insulating ferrule (for umbrellas and the like.] Howard E. 

 Kern, Allentown, Pennsylvania. 



721,051. Toy gas balloon. Alfred J. King. Los Angeles, California, 

 assignor of one fourth to Thomas Candy, Chicago. 



721,112. Device for moistening adhesive surfaces [as postage stamps — 

 involving an elastic cup]. William J. Weaver and Casper V. 11< II- 

 mann, Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania. 



Trade Mark. 



39,817. Syringes or douches of rubber. Meinecke & Co., New York. 

 Essential feature. — The word" Wonder." Used since October I, 

 1902. 



Issued February 24, 1903. 



721,138. Clothes wringer. Ross E. Beekman, Independence. Kansas. 



721.146. Outer cover for pneumatic tires [comprising a canvas or fi- 

 brous foundation]. Joseph Butler, Altrimham. England, assignor 

 of two-thirds to William Bell and William A. Jones, both of Eng- 

 land. 



721,192. Rubber mattress. Joseph Holland, Akron, Ohio. 



721,366. Dress shield attachment [for holding it in place]. Victor 

 Guinsburg, assignor to I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., both of New 

 York. 



721,462. Manufacture of playing balls. Francis II. Richards, Hart- 

 ford, Connecticut. 

 72), 463. Golf ball. Same. 



721,549. Fountain pen. August Elbcrstein, Boston, Massachusetts. 



it Marks. 



39.858. Wringing machines. The American Wringer Co., New York. 

 Essential feature — The words " New Home." Used since 1888. 



39.859. Wringers. The American Wringer Co . New York. Essen- 

 tial feature — The word "Colonial." Used since March 24, 1897. 



[Notk. — Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be or- 

 dered from Tub India Rubbkk World offices at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 



[* Denotes Applications from the United States.] 



Ari i.iCA'i ions — 1903. 



126. A. S. Morrison, London. Method of attachment cf pneumatic 



tires to rims. Jan. 2. 

 130. W. II. Rymer, Liverpool. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 2. 

 147. E. W. Wooders, Manchester. Rubber heel plates for boots. 



Jan. 3. 

 218. W. M. Mackintosh and A Smith, Manchester. Method of man- 

 ufacture of waterproof fabrics and machinery for the same. Jan. 5. 

 243. F. H. Lyell. London. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 5. 

 337. II. Bremer, London. Elastic tire for vehicles. Jan. 6. 

 395. P. Parker, Glasgow. Pneumatic cycle tire. Jan. 7. 

 676. E. E. Hill, London. Motor and cycle tire. Jan. 10. 

 729. B. C. Sellars, Manchester. Improvement in motor tiies. Jan. 12. 

 753. C. H. Gray and T. Sloper. London. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 12. 

 801. R. Harris, II. J. Harris, and E. W. Harris, Bristol. Rotatable 



heel for boots. Jan 13. 

 815. J. J. Pease and E. Schumacher, Darlington. Improvement in 



tires and rims for motors. Jan. 13. 

 841. M. Bray, London. Elastic tread for boots. Jan. 13. 

 *S68. R. H. Smi;h. London. Apparatus for vulcanizing and molding 



rubber. Jan. 13. 

 875. G. C. Marks, London. Pneumatic tire. (J. R. Brunt and R. C. 



Pitt, New Zealand). Jan. 13. 

 *376. G. C. Marks, London. Golf ball. (Lawrence M. Selzer, 



United States.) Jan. 13. 

 879. L. Guignet, London. Pneumatic tire for vehicles. Jan. 13. 

 898. E. Paris, London. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 13. 

 1,094. V. Gallien, London. Pneumatic tire for vehicles. Jan. 15. 

 I, HI. W. H. Jackson, Halifax. Non-slipping fibrous rubber. Jan. 16. 

 1.139. A. Pulbrook, London. Air cushion. Jan. 16. 

 1,142. A. Pollard, London. Pneumatic sanitary respirator. Jan. 16. 

 1. 154. Dover, Limited, and H. W. Dover, London. Inflator fortires. 



Jan. 16. 

 1,211. E. Behnisch, London. Valve for air cushions. Jan. 17. 



1.216. W. Clifford, London. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 17. 



1.217. H. O. Tahourdin, London. Non-slipping device for cycle and 

 motor tires. Jan. 17. 



1,223. S. Fox, Leeds. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 17. 



1.284. F. S. Ornstien, London. Apparatus for the manufacture of tire 

 covers. Jan. 19. 



1.285. E. S. Ornstien, London. Method of and means for shaping tire 

 cover=. Jan. 19. 



1,282. J. H. W. Fitzgerald, London. Tire for self propelled vehicles. 



Jan. 19. 

 1,420. C. Miller, London. Pneumatic tire. Jan. 20. 

 1.426. G. L. Lloyd-Beach, St. Leonards-on-Sea. Pneumatic tire. 



Jan. 20. 

 1.435. W. C. Lilly, London. Elastic wheel tire. Jan. 20. 

 1,446. N, Spiro, London. Improvement of waterproof garments. 



Jan. 20. 

 1.452. P. E. Doolittle. London. Appliance for collapsible tire. Jan. 20. 

 1,549. S H. Sewell, Glasgow. Improvement in cycle and motor tires. 



Jan. 22. 

 1.552. E. Bert, Liverpool. Resilient tire forcyclesand motors. Jan. 22. 

 1,782. W. Simpkin, London. Machine for molding plastic masses. 



Jan. 24. 



Patents Granted. 



[Abstracted in thk Official Journal, January 7, 1903-1 



18,290 (1901). Vehicle brake and tire [with detachable outer cover con- 



