August i, 1903.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



387 



Issued Junk 23, 1903. 



731,529. Hose nozzle. Everett II. White, assignor to Eaton, Coe & 

 liurnham Co., both of Bridgeport, Connecticut. 



731,614. Golf ball [comprising a non-responsive center consisting of 

 strand rubber ami gum, a hard rubber shell, and an outer covering 

 of Guttapercha]. Robert Reach and George B. Staples, Phila- 

 delphia. 



731.616. Horseshoe [with rubber pad fitted to a channel on the tread 

 side]. John Regan, New York city. 



731,674. Dental plate and process of making same. Harry I,. Kinnell, 

 Peoria, Illinois. 



731,677. Rubber tire [solid, for vehicle wheelsj. Christian Grote, 

 Akron, Ohio. 



73'i7°9- Truss [the pad comprising an outer casing of yielding mater- 

 ial, and an inner pneumatic bag, with inflating nozzle]. John Kail- 

 ton, Cheboygan, assignor to Ignatz Mayer, Detroit, Michigan. 



731,821. Golf ball [having a center composed of vulcanized rubber com- 

 bined with feathers, and a Gutta-percha shell]. Charles T. Thomp- 

 son, Philadelphia. 



Issued Junk 30, 1903. 



732, r 1 7. Fountain pen. Albert E. Schaaf, Toledo, Ohio. 



732,199. Vehicle wheel tire. [An outer or supplemental steel tire, or 

 rim, between which and the inner tire a seiies of rubber blocks is 

 placed.] Samuel C. Lines, Curtice, Ohio. 



732,209. Hose coupling. John P. Muehlebach, Kansas City, Mis- 

 souri. 



732.236. Hand stamp [comprising a head and a handle constructed of 

 rubber and formed integral]. Eugene M. Tilden, Washington, 

 D. C. 



732.237. Rubber tire [provided in its base portion with grooves adapted 

 to enclose T- heads of bolts projecting from the metallic tire and to 

 seat on said metallic tire ; longitudinal wires embedded in said rub- 

 ber tire; and transverse wires likewise embedded] Edward B. 

 Tragler, Akron, Ohio. 



732,278. Noiseless tire protector [involving a narrow annular leather 

 band, to form the tread, and canvas strips to hold it in position). 

 Lincoln C. Cummings, Pasadena, California. 



732.360. Seamless rubber glove. [Described on another page of this 

 Journal.] Clarence A. Lindsay, New York city. 



732.361. Hernia truss [with inflatable pad]. Heinrich Loewy, P.erlin, 

 Germany. 



732.497. Hose coupling. William R. Amos, Saxton, Pennsylvania. 



732,532. Ring guard. [Described on another page of this Journal]. 

 Joseph Fallek, New York city. 



732,583. Ball [comprising an inner core, a sphere of crude rubber re- 

 tained under compression, and an outer shell of Gutta-percha], 

 Kenyon V. Painter, Cleveland, Ohio. 



732,609. Protector and snow excluder for felt boots and overshoes 

 therefor. Samuel W. VVehn and Charles W. Oler, Everett, Penn- 

 sylvania. 



732.658. Rubber eraser. Frederick A. Schultz, Ilasbrouck Heights, 

 New Jersey, assignor to Mattson Rubber Co. 



Design Patent, 



36,397. Water bag. Edward E. Menges, New Haven, Connecticut, 

 assignor to Seamless Rubber Co. 



[Note.— Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may he or- 

 dered from The Indi \ Rubber W< irld offices at xo cents each, postpaid.] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 

 [* Denotes Applications from the United States.} 

 Applications — 1903. 

 8,526. J. M, Leigh. Manchester. Tire for road vehicles. April 15. 

 8,520. E. B. Killen, Belfast. Pneumatic tire. April 15. 

 8,558. T. Houben, 33, Cannon street, London. Pneumatic tire for 

 motors. April 15. 



3,578. F. J. Webster, Mitcham, Surrey. Pneumatic tire. April 15. 



*8,583. V. F. Feeny, 60, Victoria street, London. Toyballoon. (The 

 Rubber Balloon Co. of America, New York.) April 15. 



8,829. P- F. Woods, 18. Southampton buildings, London. Manufac- 

 ture of golf balls. April 18. 



9,228. G. Abati, Southampton buildings, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 April 23. 



9.225. J. Woodall, Hloomsbury, London. Inner tube for tires. 

 April 23. 



9,234. C. T. Kingzett, 24, Southampton buildings, London. Golf 

 ball. April 23. 



9,280. B. Astin, Manchester. Wringing machine. April 24. 



9.2S2. W. Findlay, Glasgow. Pneumatic tire. April 24. 



9,331. C. E. Bontwood and G. Browning, 18, Buckingham street, 

 London. Golf ball. April 24. 



9,358. C. R. Crombie, Victoria India Rubber Mills, Edinburgh. Pro- 

 cess for repairing vulcanized rubber articles. April 25. 



9.373- W, D. Sainsbury, Glasgow. Skid preventing device for rubber 

 tires. April 25. 



9,468. C. 11. Wilkinson, 33, Chancery lane, London. Pneumatic tire. 



April 27. 

 9,506. L. C. Baker, Southampton buildings, London. Protector for 



pneumatic tires. April 27. 

 9,529. R. G, Hyndman-Caie, Liverpool. Elastic tire for vehicles. 



April 28. 



9,733. I. T. Day, Finsbury, London. Protector for rubber tires. 

 April 29. 



9,864. E. O. Squires, St. Iilazey, Cornwall. Zonnar non-slipping 

 tire, pneumatic or solid. May 1. 



9,882. J. Millar, Dundee. Linoleum composition. May 1. 



9,89:. G. E. Wells and The British Xylonite Co., Limited, Lon- 

 don. Playing ball. May 1. 



9,914. George Banhan & Co., Limited, and C. K. Sagar, Manchester. 

 Impregnation of belts with Gutta-percha, Balata, and the like. 

 May 2. 



9,952. J. Muskett, Manchester. Means of securing pneumatic tires 



to rims. May 2. 

 9,960. S. Wood and Charles Macintosh & Co., Limited, Manchester. 



Suction hose. May 2. 

 10,059. L. Johnstone, Southhampton buildings, London. Pneumatic 



tire and apparatus for the manufacture of the same. May 4. 

 10.076. T. S. Rose and T. N. Harwood, Uxbridge. Detachable 



pneumatic tire. May 4. 

 10,092. E. Giersberg, 60, Oueen Victoria street, London. Huse 



coupling. May 4. 



10,247. A. A. Wade, Leeds. Improvements in tires and tire repair- 

 ing. May 6. 



10,284. W. W. Tambs, Birmingham. Resilient tire. May 6. 

 10,292. E. Martin, Stoke Newington, London. Solid rubber tire. 

 May 6. 



10,300. A. C. Rampton, Kingston-on-Thames. Method of protecting 

 pneumatic tires. May 6. 



10,343. C. A. llurghardt, Alderley Edge, Cheshire. Joining of 

 India rubber or Gutta-percha to leather. May 7. 



10,422. F. W. Stephens, 322, High Holborn, London. Hose coupling. 

 May 7. 



10439. T. Burgum, Canning Town, London. Elastic stocking. 

 May 8. 



10,510. L. M. Keizer, Southampton buildings, London. Rubber rings 

 for bottle seals. May 8. 



10,554. E. O. Mawson, West Ealing, London. Protection of tires for 

 punctures. May 9. 



:o,636. R. Hutchison and R. F. Hutchison, Glasgow. Golf ball. 

 May 11. 



10,804. K. K. Evans, 70, Chancery lane, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 May 12. 



10,826. J. Coomber and others, Liverpool. Cushion tire. May 12. 



10,888. J. Cockburn, Glasgow. Pneumatic tire for motors. May 13. 



10,934. W. F. Williams, 53, Chancery lane, London. Elastic tire. 

 May 13. 



10,941. Christian H. Gray (India-rubber, Gutta-Percha and Telegraph 

 Works Co., Limited) and T. Sloper, London. Improvements re- 

 lating to rubbered cords. May 13. 



10,943. Christian H. Gray and T. Sloper, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 May 13. 



10,968. A. E. Aldworth and T. A. Gooch, Kensal Rise, London. 



Tire for cycles and motors. May 14. 

 11,006. E. Ferry and J. T. E.Jones, Paddington, London. Cover 



for pneumatic tires for vehicles. May 14. 

 11,130. J. R. Rickard, Brentford. Supported pneumatic tire. May 15. 

 11,171. G. W. Dawes, Manchester. Golf ball. May 16. 



11,206. A. G. Ryder and J. C. Wilmott, 322, High Holbon, London. 

 May 16. 



11,197. B. Hopkinson, Kensal rise, London. Rubber heel for boots. 

 May 16. 



