November 



1905] 



THE INDIA RUBBER W^ORLD 



51 



RECENT RUBBER I^ATENIS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 Issued August 22, 1905. 



NO. 797.654, Playing ball. R. G. Wingfield, North Wales, Pa. 

 797.707- Obstetrical pad. E. H. Pearson, Washington, I). C. 

 797,757. Anti slipping attachment for vehicle tires. W. J. Smith, Ca- 



nastota, N. V. 

 797.796. Hose or pipe coupling. E. Devlin, assignor to J. T, Scott, 



both of San Krancisco. 

 797.830. Hose rack. C. Wright. Everson. Pa., assignor to Wright 



Manufacturing Co., Wilkinsburg station, Pittsburgh. 

 797,865. Tool for wire binding hose to water pipes. A. J. Novachesky> 



Chicago. 

 7971895. Horseshoe. Rachel Johnson, Madison, Fla. 

 767,908. Eraser. [Comprising a hollow piece of erasing material and 



a squeeze bulb attached thereto.] C. E. McGill, Owensboro, Ky. 

 797,927. Nozzle. F. I.. Titswortb, Kenosha, Wis., and H. B. .Sher- 



min. Battlecreek, Mich., assignors to The H. H. Sherman Manu- 

 facturing Co. 

 797,989. Razor strop, E. Tolman, assignor of one half to G. H. Bra" 



brook, both of Taunton, Mass. 



Issued August 29, 1905. 

 798,137. Air brake hose. Frank A. Magowan. Trenton, N. J. 

 798,149. Stopper for water bags. C. O. Towne, Torrington, and J- 



H. Woodward, Waterbury, Conn., assignors to The Waterbury 



Brass Goods Corporation. 

 798,185. Vehicle tire. [Pneumatic] H. E. Irwin, Galesburg, III. 

 798,195. Pneumatic tire protector. A. J. Locher and J. A. Predom, 



Auburn, Cal. 

 798,199. Piston rod packing. C. C. Mason, Wilkesbarre, Pa, 

 798,225. Tire for wheeled vehicles. F. A. Sterling, London, England* 

 798,407. Fountain comb. P. L. Frost, Chicago. 

 798,441. Hose coupling. L. R. Nelson, Boulder, Col. 

 798,460. Band for hand stamps. L. K. Scotford, Chicago. 

 798,508. Pneumatic tire cap. H. Harmon, assignor to The Harmon 



Manufacturing and Distributing Co., both of Chicago. 



Issued Ski'temrer 5, 1905. 



798,608. Milking apparatus [for cows]. J. T. Hoover, Waterloo, 

 Iowa, assignor to The Sanitary Cow Milking Co., Minneapolis, 

 Minn. 



798.655. Fountain pen. W. Bolles, assignor of one half to J. L. 

 Chase, both of Toledo, Ohio. 



798,71s. Storm shield for vehicles. C. F. Wensinger, Fremont, Ohio. 



798,728. Vehicle wheel. J. E. Harrod, Indianapolis, Ind. 



798,767. Rubber shoe. [Claim, i. A molded rubber shoe having 

 the margin inclosing the mouth of the shoe and the sole portion 

 denser than the uppers, as described. 2. A homogeneous rubber 

 shoe having flexible uppers, the sole portion and the margin inclos- 

 ing the mouth of the shoe being denser than the uppers, as describ- 

 ed.] II. J. Doughty, Providence, R. I., assignor to Atlantic Rub- 

 ber Shoe Co. 



798,795. Hose coupling. A. J. Itrich and W. F. J. Lutz, Chicago. 



798,815. Tire for vehicles. H. P. Maxim, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



798,827. Combined hose shut-off and door-opener. P. Pierce, Ken- 

 osha, Wis. 



798,893. Breast pump. U. D. Ezell, Kimball, Tex. 



798,895. Rod packing [for pistons]. O. J. Garlock, Palmyra, N. Y., 

 assignor to The Garlock Packing Co. 



798,952. Golf tee and blank therefor. O. R. Coast. New York city. 

 Trade Marks. 



5,846. Rubber insulating compound. The Okonite Co., Ltd., New 

 York city. Essential feature. — The word OKONITE printed on the 

 representation of a semi circular section of rubber-covered metal 

 conductor. 



7,372. Packing composed of both asbestos and rubber. OseoodSayen, 

 Philadelphia. Essential feature.— llbe word TORPEDO, 



7,932. Fabric hose. American Multiple Fabric Co , Providence, R. I. 

 Essential feature. — The words BAKER HOSE, between which is ar- 

 ranged a triangle, within which is the letter B. 



8,253. Rubber packing, Gibbens & Stream, New Orleans. Essential 

 feature. — The letters ALLA. The first L is about twice the size of 

 the others and is placed between an A and an L. The second A is 

 placed beneath the first L. 



Issued September 12, 1905. 

 799'037. Recoil pad for guns. A. T. Duncan, Clinton. Mo. 

 799.057. Horseshoe [with rubber cushion]. J. T. Hufty, Delavan, III. 

 799,094. Clamping device for pneumatic tires. M. C, Schweioert, 



West Hoboken, N. J., and H. P. Kaft, New York city. 

 799,164. Pneumatic tire. T. B. Jeflery, Kenosha, Wise. 

 799,216. Syringe. [Vaginal.] F. C. Barnes, Fremont, Ohio. 

 799,270. Exerciser. E. Roland, New York city. 



799,278. Tire for wheels. B. T. L. Thomson, Clapham Common, 

 England. 



799,293. Detachable securing means for tires. I. Baker, Pasadena, 

 Cal. 



799,297. Fountain pen. J. F. Betzler, Akron, Ohio. 



799,301. Train hose coupling. I. I. Caskey, Columbus, Ohio. 



799,355. Bathing cap. W. F. Pfeiffer, Akron, Ohio. 



799,374, Rubber fabric [for tires], C. H. Gray. Silvertown, and T. 



Sioper, Devizes, England — Sloper assignor to Gray. 



799,390, Baby cabinet. M. A. Kuykendall, Portland, Ore. 



799 534- Pressure pad for gilder's tools. W, H, Coe, Providence, 



R. I. 



799,547. Horse collar. G. E. DuBois, assignor of one half to F. R. 



Egee, both of Lenora, Kans. 

 799. 551. Antiskidding device for vehicles and cycles. II. S. Eyre. St. 



Leonardson-Sea, England. 



799,575. Pneumatic carpet cleaner. E. E. Overholt, Washington, 

 D. C. 



799.618. Eraser holder. J. C. St. John, assignor to Nehokist Mfg. 

 Co., both of Boston. 



Trade Marks. 



7,062. Elastic webbing. The Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. 

 Essential feature. — The representation of a camel bearing a rider 

 with a spear in his hand and speeding across a desert represented 

 by palm trees and pyramids in the backgpound. 



8,882. Fountain pens of the self-filling type. The Conklin Pen Co., 

 Toledo, Ohio. Essential feature. — -The representation of a hand 

 holding a fountain pen in an ink well, with a cuff and a portion of a 

 coat sleeve at the wrist. 



Issued Septemuer 19, 1905. 



799,638. Resilient tire for road wheels. A. Ducasble, Neuilly, France. 



799.659. Ear trumpet. G. G. Lewis, Syracuse, N. Y. 



799.662. Covering for automobile tires. B. Nathan, New York city. 



799,681. Manufacture of tiling. [Described in The I.ndia Ruhher 

 World, February i, 1905 — page 160.] J. A. Sloan, Trenton, 

 N.J. 



799.685. Boot [consisting of a low rubber foot portion ; a woven fabric 

 top secured thereto ; and having leather extending upwardly from 

 the top of the foot portion]. E. G. Stearns, Chicago. 



799.777. Self filling fountain pen. R. Conklin, Toledo, Ohio. 



799,786. Cushion and pump for vehicles. W. S. Freel, Bay City, 

 Mich. 



799,806. Nursing bottle. [Nipple.] E. H. Simonds, Berkeley, Calif. 



799,859. Vehicle tire. [Claim. A tire comprising a flexible tube filled 

 with a mass of hollow soft rubber bullets each containing gas in a 

 state of high compression, whereby each bullet is distended to such 

 an extent that it conforms throughout to the adjoining bullets or 

 wall of the tube, the gas in each bullet being capable of expanding 

 t -.e bullet far beyond its normal capacity when the bullet is released 

 from confinement.] Frank A. Magowan, Trenton, N. J. 



799,895. Massage appliance. [Rubber brush, the massaging surface 

 formed of the ends of suction cups.] J. E. Doughty and J. R. 

 Sanford, Winsted, Conn. 



799.897. Fountain pen. W. I. Ferris, Stamford, Conn., assignor to 

 L. E. Waterman Co., New York city. 



799,915. Hose coupling. J. Metzgler, North Braddock, Pa. 



800,039. Fountain pen. F. E. Williams, Janesville, Wis. 



800,112. Tire for vehicle wheels. J. A. Jones, Ilarrisburg, Pa. 



800,129. Self filling fountain pen. R. W^ Corham, Seymour, Conn. 



Trade Marks. 



4,282. Horseshoe pads. Revere Rubber Co., Boston. 

 feature.— The word ELITE. 



Essential 



[NoTK. — Printed copies of specitications of United States patents may be ob- 

 tained from The India Rubber World office at to cents each, postpaid.] 



