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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 



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Issued April 7, 1403. 

 O. 724,651. Rubber vehicle tiro (solid, with metal cross stays 

 engaging in shoulders of the rimj. George E. 1 I 

 cago, Illinois, assignor to Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. 

 724, 6q3. Wheel tire [solid, wired on, with metal tread embodied in the 

 rubber]. Robert S. Graham, assignor to one-fourth to William M. 

 Perkins, both of New York city. 

 724.694. Wheel tire [solid rubber, held in place by a rod extending 

 through it longitudinally and having its ends passed through the 

 rim] Robert S. Graham. New York city, assignor to one fourth 

 to William M. Perkins, Brooklyn. 



724.726. Weather-strip. Solon E. Moore, Putnam, Connecticut. 

 724, S30. Pneumatic tire. Wilbraham Edmunds, London, England. 



724. 953. Fountain pen. I'aul E. Wirt, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. 

 724,984. Fountain pen. Paul E. Wirt, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. 

 725,011. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards, II. irtfoid, Connecticut. 



Trade Mark. 



40,041. Mackintoshes and rubber coats. Ilodgman Rubber Co., New 

 York. Essential feature. — The representation of a shield, an eagle 



surmounting the same, and the letter " II " appealing upon the 

 shield. Used since September 25, 1902. 



Issued April 14, 1903. 



725,171. Means for repairing punctured pneumatic tires. Charles R. 



Sutton, Dayton, assigno. to Jesse M. Ileckman and Ilarvery Snell. 



Union, Ohio. 

 725,270. Vaginal syringe. Orville P. Moon, Lorain, Ohio. 

 725,421. Airbrake hose coupling and valve mechanism. George 1; 



Dinkins, assignor of one half to James W. Craig and Edward C. 



Craig, all of Mattoon, Illinois. 



Issued April 21, 1903. 



725.727. Wringer. George D. Leedle, Springfield, Ohio. 



725.954. Atomizer. Moses Goldman, Pittsfield, Massachusetts. 

 726,009. Toy Balloon. Arrah J. Whisler, Newark, New Jersey, as- 

 signor to Rubber Balloon Co. of America, New Y'ork city. 



726,095. Exercising apparatus. John E. Nightingale, assignor to 

 Alexander A. Whitely, both of New York city. 



726,122. Rubber nipple for nursing bottles. Walter F. Ware, Cam- 

 den, New Jersey. 



726,164. Cushion [for use by invalids]. Daniel Hogan, New York 

 city, and Christian W. Meinecke, Jersey City, New Jersey, as- 

 signors to Meinecke & Co., New York city. 



726,204. Thermophoric mixture. Ignaz Timar, Berlin, Germany, as- 

 signor to Fritz Heiliger, Andernach, Germany. 



726 20S. Combination eraser. Eugenie M. Wilson, Washington, D. C. 

 Issued April 28, 1903. 



726,357. Dress shield. Frederick A. Schultz, Hasbrouck Heights, 



New Jersey, assignor to Mattson Rubber Co., New York city. 

 726,400. Tufting machine. William E. Buser, Chillicothe, Ohio. 

 726,405. Cushion heel for boots and shoes. John Coffman and George 



Dorn, Youngstown, Ohio. 

 726,464. Cushion heel. Henry F. Rooney, Randolph, Massachusetts. 

 726,471. Golf ball. Friend W. Smith. Jr., Bridgeport, Connecticut, 



assignor to Holdrege Co., New York city. 

 726,495. Fountain pen. John Barnes, assignor to W. F. & John 



Barnes Co., all of Rockford, Illinois. 



726.502. Golf ball. George Browning, Hinsdale, and Charles E. 

 Boutwood, Rogers Park, Illinois. 



726.503. Golf ball. George Browning and Charles E. Boutwood, 

 Hinsdale, Illinois. 



726.504. Golf ball. Same. 



726,643. Rubber horseshoe. John J. Colleran, Toronto, Canada. 



726,730. Wire covered hose. John F. McGuire, Akron, Ohio, assign- 

 or to The B. F '. Goodrich Co. 



726,784. Life preserver and swimming apparatus. Wiley P. Tibbits. 

 Toledo, Ohio. 



726,791. Depurator. Charles E. H. Armbuster, Denver, Colorado. 

 Trade Mark. 



40,226. Certain named electrical conductors or wires. The Okonite 



Co . Limited, New York city. Essential feature — A semicircular 



zone or belt having represented upon its surface woven, plaited 



<kd strands or libers, and upon or across said surface the 



' I 001 perif " is printed or otherwise represented. Used since 



March 15, 1903. 



rs.— Printed copi< ations of United States patents may be ut 



dered from Thb India Rubber World offices at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 

 \^ Denotes Applications from Ike United States.] 

 -1903. 



4,203. B. Blundstone and D. Moseley & Sons, Limited, Manchester. 



Improvements in the manulacture of India-rubber goods and appa- 

 ratus therefor. Feb. 23. 

 1.222. F. Baines, Wellington road, London. Puncture proof shield 



for pneumatic tires. Feb. 23. 

 4.277. E. P.. Killen, Belfast. Solid rubber treading tire. Feb. 24. 

 4.321. E. Girard and \1 . Ripert, III, II at ton garden, London. Method 



of inflating pneumatic tires. Feb 24. 

 4.343. R. II. Bicknell, Westminster, London. Motor car tires. Feb. 24. 

 4.351. E. E. Gold, 70, Chancery lane, London. Hose coupling. 



Feb 24 

 4.440. I.. Eilersten, 72. Cannon street, London. Process for avoiding 



the change of color of plastic substances used in the manufacture of 



denture apparatus. Feb. 25. 



4.522. J. T. Allred, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. Feb. 26. 

 4.695. E. II. Seddon, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. Feb. 28. 

 4,748. J. P. O'Donald, Westminster, London. Hose coupling. 



Feb. 28. 

 4.788. H. Coyle, Jr., Glasgow. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 2. 

 4.S52. A. P.rander, 46, Lincoln's Inn Fields. London. Pneumatic 



tire. Mar. 2. 

 4,864. J. Myers, 40. Chancery lane, London. Packing gasket. 



Mar. 2. 

 5,067. H. Sandwith, 75, Chancery lane, London. Resilient tire for 



vehicles. Mar. 4. 

 5,147. R. E. !B. Crompton, 55, Chancery lane, London. Armored 



cover for elastic tires. Mar. 5. 

 5,163 L. Peter, 53, Chancery lane, London. Closing punctured air 



tubes of tires. (Communicated from Germany.) Mar. 5. 

 5,212. J. Wetter, Strand, London. Elastic tire for vehicles. (II. 



Bremer, Germany.) Mar. 5. 

 5,222. H. Beckwith, Stockport. Fire hose nozzle. Mar. 6. 



5.312. Long Acre Motor Car Co., Limited, and two others, London. 

 Improvement in resilient tires and means for attaching same. Mar. 6. 



5.313. J. Dowell and Allen & Hanbury's, Limited, London. Nipple 

 for nursing bottles. Mar. 6. 



5, 345. E. Gormly and R. J. Hall, Liverpool. Golf ball. Mar. 7. 



5,354. E. Morgan, Birmingham. Prevention of puncturing and skid- 

 ding of tires. Mar. 7. 



5,357. A. B. MacLean, Glasgow. Golf ball. Mar. 7. 



5.372. G. H. Hill and A. E. Martin, London. Tire puncture prc- 

 ventor. Mar. 7. 



5.412. D. A. Berry, Northampton. Rubber pad for boots. Mar. 9. 



5,419. A. A. Wade, Leeds. Eraser. Mar. 9. 



5.464. L. Ainsworth, 9, Regent street, London. Valve for pneumatic 

 tires. Mar. 9. 



5.465. L. Ainsworth. London. Means of securing valves to lire 

 tubes. Mar. 9. 



5,467. S. Meason, 9, Regent street, London. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 9. 



5,515. II. Grimshaw, Manchester. Rubber vulcanizing device. 

 Mar. 10. 



5,651. ElizibethC. Ashmead, Paddington, London. Vaginal syringe. 

 Mar. 10 



5,665. E. Fassoirat, 65, Chancery lane, London. Pneumatic tire cov- 

 er. Mar. 1 1 . 



5.523. J. Muskett. Manchester. Means of securing pneumatic ti.es 

 to rims. Mar. 13. 



5,827. C. A. Beldam, Liverpool. Rubber covering for handles of 

 cricket bats, golf clubs, and the like. Mar. 13. 



5,882. J. Hickling, 37, Chancery lane, London. Cycle tire. Mar. 13. 



5,90s. L. S. Stroyan, Derby. Golosh. Mar. 14. 



6,008. J. T. Pearson, Burnley. Pneumatic collision buffers for horse- 

 less vehicles. Mar. id. 



