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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 

 Issued May 5, 1903. 



NO. 726,885. Golf or other club [with Gutta-percha and India- 

 rubber core for driving face]. John I). Dunn, l.os Angclts, 

 California. 

 726, 8S9. Artificial foot. George F. Ehile, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 

 716,904. lloneshoe. Frederick T. Giles, Bristol, England, 

 726,951. Skirt lifter. Evert Lautenbach, Chicago, Illinois. 

 727,031. Electric conductor or cable. Francis Tewmain, Highgatc, 



England. 

 727.076. Vehicle tire [with inner-tube of spring metal]. Rufus W. 

 lirooks. Portsmouth, Virginia. 



727.198. Playing bill. Francis II. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



727.199. flaying ball. Francis II. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



727,20a. Playing ball. Francis II Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



727.201. Playing ba'l. Francis 11. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



727.202. Playing ball Francis II. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to The Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



727,295. Tire fastener. Ralph M. Connable, Baltimore, Maryland. 



727,296 Vehicle tire and fastening therefor. Ralph M. Connable, 

 Baltimore, Maryland. 



727.3:1. Cylinder and piston packing. John E. Douglas, Birming- 

 ham, and George W. Hays, Avondale, Alabama. 



727,318. Life preserver. John A. Elenius, Calumet, Michigan. 



727,383. Joint for artificial limbs. Edward Koeber, Chicago, Illinois. 



727.398. Rubber tip attachment for lead pencils. Ernest U. Mack, 

 Florence, South Carolina, assignor to Eagle Pencil Co , New York- 

 city. 



727 482. Hose coupling. Thomas Strba and Samuel Strba, Alle- 

 gheny, Pennsylvania 



727,542. Process of making playing balls. Eleazer Kempshall. Bi 

 ton, Massachusetts. 



Trade Mark, 



40,246. Rubber hose. Capen Belting and Rubber Co. , St. I.ouis, Mis- 

 souri. Essential feature — The combination of letters " Nepac." 

 Used since July I, 1901. 



Issued May 12, 1903. 



727,582. Rubber cushion tire for vehicles. Archibald H. Brintnell, 

 Toronto, assignor to Donald James McKinnon, St. Catharines, 

 Canada. 



727,664. Machine for covering rollers with India-rubber or like ma- 

 terials. Robert Milne, Edinburgh, Scotland. 



727,746. Tire fastening. John F. Byers, Ravenna, Ohio. 



727.756. Device for reinstating electric and aerial telephone or other 

 cables. John Daggett, assignor to one-half to Morgan H. Landers, 

 both of Elyria, Ohio. 



727,829. Cable terminal. Joseph J. O'Connell, Chicago, Illinois, 

 assignor to American Telephone and Telegraph Co., New York. 



727,835. Horseshoe. John C. Piper and James I. Piper, Buffalo, 

 New York. 



727,858. Hose or pipe coupling. Henry A. Stier, Warren, Pennsyl- 

 vania. 



727 877. Rubber tire [of solid rubber, with bearing plates embedded 

 therein, and a longitudinal retaining wire, resting above said plates.] 

 Robert Austin, Brooklyn. New Y'ork. 



728,009. Tire. Gus II. Rarlovich. Boston, Massachusetts. 



723.015. Insulating joint. James T. Robb, assignor to the Mitchell 

 Vance Co., both of New York city. 



728,106. Resilient tire [of rubber and spring metal sections com 

 bined]. Anthony W. Hockman, Clarksburg, West Virginia. 



728,152. Insulating means for electrical apparatus. Asa F. Batch- 

 elder, Schenectady, New York, assignor to General Electric Co. 



Trade Atari. 



40,366. Dress shield. The Canfield Rubber Co., Bridgeport, Con- 

 necticut. Essentia/ feature. — The representation of a shield in- 

 closed in a circle, the shield bearing the representation of two 

 chrysanthemums on a common looped stem and the word " Hicks," 

 in the fac simile or autograph signature of Ratcliffe Hicks, president 

 of the corporation. Used since December 10, 1902. 



Issued May 19, 1903. 



728,328. Atom: 1. Chirles A. Tatum, New York city, assignor to 



Whilall Tatum Co. 

 728,351. Rubber disk attacher for bottle stoppers. Theodore II. A I- 



corn, Kansas City, and Earl L. Chatlield, Mt. Washington, Mis 



souri. 

 728,439. Paint spraying apparatus. Reginald W. I;irj. Boston. Mas 



sachusetts. 

 728,442. Electric insulator. Edward J. Burke, assignor of one half to 



John I Cummings and Peter W. Anderson, both of Olypbant, 



Penus) Ivauia. 

 728,476. Protective hood. Esther I.anger, Brooklyn, New York. 

 72S.490. Rubber tire wheel. Richard Mulholland, Dunkirk, New York. 

 728,507. Composition for use in the manufacture of linoleum or like 



coated fabrics. James A. Shepherd, Glasgow, Scotland. 

 728,678. Resilient tire Lincoln C Cummings, Pasadena, California. 

 728,696. Hose coupling. Frederick G Frankenberg and Alfred I'. 



Miller, assignors to Flexible Armored Hose Co., both ol Chicago. 



Illinois. 

 728,745. Life preserver. William N. Morrison. St. I.ouis, Missouri. 

 728,773 Nailless horseshoe. Josiah Serfass, Hazelton, Pennsylvania. 

 728,770. Tire fastener. Joseph B. Smith, assignor of one half to I.. 



G. I'ullen, both of Havana, Illinois. 



Issi ED May 26, 1903. 



728,851. Vulcanized " Kerite" compound. William R. Brixey. Sey 

 mour, Connecticut. 



728,980. Surgical applicator. Elzie L. Ridgway and Daniel II . Bailey, 

 Denison, Texas. 



729,011. Hypodermic syringe. Charles Tagliabue and Frederick W. 

 Steuer, Brooklyn, New York, said Steuer assignor to said Tag- 

 liabue. 



729,064 Dumb bell. Frank W. Hale, Boston, Massachusetts. 



729,139. Fountain pen. John H. Crowell, Vineyard Haven, Mass- 

 achusetts. 



729.171. Electric heating fabric. Joseph M. C. Ilerrgott, Valdoie, 

 France. 



729,311. Compressible tire for vehicles. Henry P. Feister, Philadel- 

 phia, Pennsylvania. 



729 314. Shoe. Herman Fischer, New York city. 



729,385. Vehicle wheel. William Morrison, Chicago, Illinois, assign- 

 or to the Helios-Upton Co. 



729,479. Hose coupling. Jacob Wittman, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 

 [* Denotes Applications from the United States.] 



Applications — 1903. 



6.808. G II. Kaflovich, 55, Chancery lane, London. Resilient tire 

 for vehicles. Mar. 24. 



7,207. O. G. Zipser, 40, Chancery lane, London. Rubber tired wheel. 

 Mar. 27. 



7,381. W. J. Armes, 4, South street, Finsbury, London. Heel pads 

 for boots. Mar. 30. 



7.416. A. C. Hills and W. C. Allen, Coventry. Pneumatic tire and 

 rim for the same. Mar. 31. 



7,430. M. Peters, Glasgow. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 31. 



7,468. B. Kempner, Chancery lane, London. Ventilation of water- 

 proof garments. Mar. 31. 



7,521. A. R. Spear, Strand, London. Golf ball. Mar. 31. 



7.550. A. Yeates, Doverdale, Cheltenham. Spring-spring tire. 

 April 1. 



7,583. I. Tennant, lS, Buckingham street, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 April 1. 



7,678. E. Ferry and J. T. E. Jones, Paddington, London. Wire cover 

 for pneumatic tires, to prevent slipping. April 2. 



7,686. W. Wandless. 18, Southampton buildings, London. Non- 

 skidding and puncture proof tire. April 2. 



7.708. H. S. Burton, 173, Fleet street, London. Syringe. April 2. 



7,725. II. Thorp and II. F. Copley, Huddersfield Manufacture of 

 hose and pneumatic tires. April 3. 



7,805. A. Vickery, 70, Chancery lane, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 April 3. 



7.810. E. A. Seddon, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. April 4. 

 7,856. S. Johnson. Fulham, London. Elastic tire and metal rim. 

 April 4. 



7,865. L. Peter, 53. Chancery lane, London. Manufacture of repair 



