October i, 19:5] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued July 18, 1905. 



NO. 794,725. Vehicle wheel [with sectional elastic tirej. K. Mari, 

 liuenos Ayres, Argentina. 



794.766. Hose coupling. .Samuel G. Wright and J. T. Vines, Hunt- 

 ington. W. Va. 



794,782. Stopper holder for water bags. A. C. Coe, Orange, Conn., 

 assignor to The I'alcon Rubber Co., New Haven. 



794.814. Reservoir pen. W. W. Sanford, Newark, N. J., assignor of 

 one half to F. 1). Hennett, Ireehold, N. J. 



794.815. Vehicle tire and rim. V. A. Seiberling. Akron, Ohio. 



794.816. Vehicle tire. Sami. 



794,832. Footwear. [Shoe having an elastic sole.] C, T. Adams, 



New York city. 

 794,836. I'ountain pen. T. P. Ambrose, Cincinnati. 

 794,879. Rim for wheels [to retain a pneumatic tire]. J. .M. Padgett, 



Topeka, Kans. 

 794,892. Packing. A. H. Schier, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 794,920. Gasket. D. C. Bianchard, Chicago. 

 794,987. Packing. G. M. Kneuper, New York city, 

 795,069. Hose coupling. R. F. Settlage, St. Louis. 



795.075. Leather and rubber sheet or strip. J. J. Steinharter, Phila- 

 delphia. 



795.076. Apparatus for coating leather with rubber. Same. 

 795,108. Pneumatic pillow. L. F. Doellinger, assignor of one half to 



L. M. HoUiday, both of Des Moines, Iowa. 

 795,171. Tire for vehicle wheels. F. Sadler, Wandsworth common, 



England. 

 795,176. Fire apparatus. S. A. A. Stenbcrg, asssgnor of i^„"o to W. 



E. Cumback, both of San Francisco. 

 795,210. Hose clamp. II N. Evans, assic;nor of one-half to F. DeW. 



Morris, both of Philadelphia. 



TraJe Marks, 



2404. Fabric hose. Eureka Fire Hose Co , Jersey City, N. J. Essen- 

 ttal feature. — The representation of a Greek cross printed in red 

 interposed between the two words RED and CROSS. 



2405. Fabric hose. Same. Essential fealzire. — The representation of 

 a red ball interposed between the two words RED and BALL 



4124. Insulating compounds. Standard Underground Cable Co., 

 Pittsburgh. Essential /eatute. ^The word STANDARD. 



5220. Fabric belting. Eureka Fire Hose Co.. fersey City, N. J. Es- 

 sential /eature.— The words EUREKA BELTING encircled by the 

 representation of a belt. 



Issued July 25, 1905. 



795,280. Rubber heel pad and means for attaching same to boots or 

 shoes. W. C. Hawtin, Leytonstone, England. 



795. 307- Rubber tire fastener for wheels. G. T. Reed, assignor of 

 one third to A. H. Beimschia, both of Baltimore. 



795i323. Apparatus for electrothermal treatment. D. M. Watson, 

 Portland, Ore. 



795,412. Pneumatic grain elevator. S. Olson, Chicago. 



795.53*>. Bathing apparatus. S. C. Neal, New York city. 



795.569. Fountain pen. T. P. Ambrose, Cincinnati. 



795,603. Tongue shield. H. Gardner, assignor of one-half to H. T. 

 Oflterdinger, both of Washington, D. C. [Described in The India 

 RuHiiEK World, August i, 1905 — page 376.] 



795.652. Vehicle tire. F. A. Ruff. Detroit, Mich. 



795.732. Tire [comprising a plurality of arc shaped plates]. C. D. 

 Purdy, Gladwin, Mich. 



795.767. Vehicle wheel [with a protective armor of chains]. J. II. 

 Hershberger, Wilkesbarre, Pa. 



795.796. Hose coupling. C. Gottwald, assignor of one-half to J. A. 

 Diehl, both of Cleveland, Ohio. 



Tratle Mark. 



3,69). Insulating materials and covering embodying rubber and used 

 forelectiic wires and cables. The Eureka Rubber Mfg. Co. of 

 Trenton. N. J. Essential feature. — The representation of a star, 

 having the letters of the word EUREKA appearing on its points, and 

 inclosing concentric circles, one of which is formed of dots. With- 

 in the outer circle appear the words and a character EUREKA RUBBER 

 INSULATED WIRES & CABLES, and one of the inner circles is 

 shaded by means of parallel lines, all inclosed in an outer circular 

 figure. 



Issued August i, 1905. 



795,906. Vehicle wheel tire. H. Garner, Nantwich, England. 



795,960. Toy snap-back ball. J. li. Cook, Toronto, assignor of one- 

 half to T. Cook, Hamilton. Ontario. 



795.977. Hose coupling. J. Hogan, Escanaba, Mich. 



796,673. Vehicle tire. [Solid.] F. M. Hilton, J. S. Hilton, and 

 W. W. Hilton. Akron, Ohio. 



796,114. Electrotherapcutic apparatus, H. E. Currey, Baker City, 

 Oregon. 



796,132. Hand stamp. W. Laycock. Chicago. 



796,167. Emergency tire. H. C. Waite, assignor of one eighth to G. 

 II. Atkins and one fourth to R. F. Mayhew, all of Milwaukee, 

 Wis, 



796.306. Hose coupling. I. W. Exley, Colville, Wash. 



796,400. Tire. [Composed of yielding material having a metallic fac- 

 ing]. F. H. Bowly, New York city. 



Trade Marks. 



177. India-rubber tires, solid and pneumatic and India-rubber cover 

 bandages, repair sheets, plasters, and patches for such tires. Con- 

 tinental Caoutchouc Co., New York city. Essential feature. — The 

 representation of a prancing horse at the center of concentric cir- 

 cles, between which appear the letters, character, and abbreviation 

 C. C. & G. P. CO. H. 



2.411. Fabric hose. Eureka Fire Hose Co . Jersey City, N. J. Essen- 

 tial feature.— 'X'nt woids 20TH CENTURY. 



4.497. Rubber vehicle tires. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., 

 Akron, Ohio. Essential feature.—'W^t words THE BROADWAY. 



4.498. Rubber vehicle tires. Same. Essential feature. — The word 

 SPEEDWAY. 



4.499. Rubber vehicle tires. Same. Essential feature. — The word 

 RELIANCE 



4.500. Rubber vehicle tires. Same. Essential feature. — The word 

 WING. 



Issued August 8, 1905. 



796,599. Hose binder. J. J. Mclntyre and II. Bagshaw, Hartford, 

 Conn. 



796,625. Resilient wheel. R. Bernat, Bordeaux, France. 



796,664. Tire. [Pneumatic] A. DeLaski, Weehawken, N. J. 



796.873. Vehicle wheel [with pneumatic tire]. F. A. Seiberling, 

 Akron, Ohio. 



796,894. Tire and rim. [Pneumatic] J. Butler, Altrincham, Eng- 

 land. 



796,930. Rubber tread. P. W. Pratt, Boston. 



796,955. Hose bolder. A. G. Burton, Denver, Colo. 



Trade Mark. 



855. Fountain pens. Boston Fountain Pen Co.. Boston. Essential 

 feature. — A representation in perspective of the old Massachusetts 

 state house, with the representation of a fountain pen of enormous 

 size passing through and projecting on both sides of the state house. 



Issued August 15, 1905. 



796,994. Horseshoe [with rubber pads]. J. H, Gay, Milwaukee, Wis. 



797,035. Method of attaching a rubber body to another body [as in 

 making horseshoe pads]. R. Whitaker, Jr.. assignor to the Never- 

 slip Manufacturing Co., both of New Brunswick, N. J. 



797,136. Life preserver. H. T. Manlove, Evanston, 111. 



797,138. Fabric for pneumatic tires. C. L. Marshall, Newark, N. J. 



797,194. Elastic fabric. J. L. Gilson. assignor to Howard Manufac- 

 turing Co.. both of Boston. 



797,200, Pneumatic tire. J. O. Haas, Pottsville, Pa. 



797.365. Douche. [A compressible bulb of special form, for syrin- 

 ges and the like.] C. W. Meinecke. Jersey City. N. J. 



797.367. Connection for inflating rotating tires. [Attached to the wheel 

 and worked by it while in motion.] A. L. Olson. Essex. Conn. 



797.384. Hydrant and hose coupling. W. S. Thurston, Jacksonville, 

 Fla. 



794.434- Launderable bib. A. Homeyer, Jersey City, N. J. 



797,447. Bicycle pump. F. B. Merry, assignor of one half to B. Mer- 

 ry, both of Augusta, Ga. 



Tretde Mark. 



6,346. Waterproof leather belting. Ilolyoke Belting Co., Holyoke, 

 Mass. Essential feature. — "nie. word SUBMARINE. 



[NoTB.— Printed copies of specilicalions of United States patents may be ob- 

 tained from The India Rubbbr Would office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



