December i, 1905.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER V/ORLD 



85 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 Issued Sei'Ikmiier 26, 1905. 



NO. 800,136. Lawn sprinkler. [Sprinkler head.] 1). lirown, Long 

 Beach, Calif. 



800,231. Unloading, storing, and reclaiming apparatus [involving ihe 

 use of conveyor belts], L, Moss, New York city, assignor to Rob- 

 ins Conveying licit Co. 



800,237. Infant's band or shirt. C. E. Ovenshire, Minneapolis, Minn. 



800,239. Horseshoe [with elastic spring bar]. G. 15. Paul, Clinton, 

 Mo. 



800,25.1. Fountain sponge. G. H. Willis, assignor to The N Tire 

 Co., both of Chicago. 



800,269. Tool for removing and replacing cushion tires. T. P. Cor- 

 boy, Columbus, Ohio. 



800, 2gi. Brush [for shaving ; with bristles set in rubber handle]. F. 

 Graul, assignor to Rubber and Celluloid Harness Co., both of New- 

 ark, N J. 



803,292. Pneumatic carpet renovator. C. Gunderson, Milwaukee, 

 Wis. 



800.307. Vehicle tire. A. de Laski and P, I), Thropp, Trenton, 

 N.J. 



800.308. Vehicle tire. A. de Laski, P. D. Thropp, and H. Deck, 

 Trenton, N, J. 



800.357. Vehicle tire. F. Burnham, Fresno, Calif. 



800,366. Vehicle tire. C. W. Faitoutc, -Summit, N. J. 



803.420. Toy. J. D. Washington, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



800,467. Elastic bandage. H. Myers, Philadelphia. 



Soo,6[8. Infant's band or shirt. C. E. Ovenshire, Minneapolis, Minn. 



Issued Qctohi^r 3, 1905. 

 800,634. Rubber horseshoe. W. Downs, Toronto. Canada. 

 800,640, Elastic tire for vehicle wheels. II. Gilardoni and II. Le 



Riche, Paris, France. 

 800,784. Cushioned tire. E. C. Bailey, Cromwell, Conn. 

 800,809. Pneumatic tire guard. T. H, Landky, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 

 800,835, V'ehicle wheel [with rim comprising a tire locking device]. 



F. A. Seiberling, Akron, Ohio. 



800.835. ovO,Gl4. 



800,864. Tire armor. J. C. Moore, New York city. 



800,883. Damper cord, weather strip, and door cushion. D.Schuyler, 



Bridgeport, Conn., assignor to The Perfect Sliding Door Co. , Los 



Angeles, Calif. 

 8oi,oig. Fountain syringe [with means of attachment to a stationary 



faucet], C. H. Kintner, New York city. 

 801,080. Pen attachment. E. F. Hicks and E. E. Hicks, Whitehall, 



111. 

 801,083. Vehicle wheel [with resilient tire], J. K. Holtmann. St. 



Louis. 

 801,115. Antislipping device for tires. W. J. Smith, Canastota, 



N. Y. 

 801,145. Toy ball, J. F. E. Feltner, Leadville, Colo. 

 801,150. Pneumatic tire. I. A. Murphy and W.S. Manning, Holyoke, 



assignor to Manning Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. 



Issued October 10, 1905, 



801.209. Pneumatic tire valve. L, K. Buck, P'reehold, N. J. 



801.210. Hose nozzle. W. Burnett, Cambridge, assignor of one half 

 to W. K, Mason, Brookline, Mass. 



801,228. Hose or pipe coupling. H. DufTin, Auckland, New Zea- 

 land. 



801,263. Wheel [with rubber tire] for roller skates. B. S, Peard, 

 New York city. 



801,273. Packing ring. S, Schultz, assignor of one-half to C. Bank, 



both of Schenectady, N. Y. 

 801,359. Pneumatic tire. H. W. C. B. Cave, London, England. 

 801,460. Insect destroyer [having .-» flexible tube and discharge nozzle]. 



F. Koechel, New Yoik city. 

 801,556, Truss, J, K. Stockton, New York city. 

 801,610. Method of manufacturing golf balls. E. F. Ross, Newark, 



N. J., assignor to The I'crfect Golf Ball Co., New York city. 

 8ot,632. V'ehicle wheel [with solid rubber tire]. T. Appleton, New 



York city. 

 801,720. Inllation valve. J. E. Keller, Jr.. Litchfield, Conn. 

 801,813. Art of making playing balls. F. H. Richards, Hartford, 



Conn. 



Trade Marks. 



5,9:1. Rubber boots, Goodyear Rubber Co., New York. Essoitial 

 ftaliire. — The representation of a man and the stern portion of a 

 boat. The man is shown as wearing hip boots and a fisherman's 

 hat and as pushing the boat from the shoie into the water. Upon 

 the stern of the boat are the words LONG SHORE. Projecting 

 from the boat is an oar. In the background are clouds and birds, 

 and upon the horizon appears a sailboat. The whole is inclosed in 

 a circular border, and associated with said representation are the 

 words LONG SHORE. 



12.235. Waterproofed textile belting. The National Belting Co., 

 Lawrence, Mass, Essential feature. — The word TEXTOL. 



Issued October 17, 1905. 



802,005. Metallic tread for resilient tires. W. C. Lyon, Hyattsvillr, 



Md. 

 802,339, Inhaler. A. de Trey, Philadelphia. 



Trade Marks. 



6.378, Rubber boots and shoes. Lambertville Rubber Co., Lamberl- 

 ville, N. J. Essential feature. — The word SNAG 



6.379. Rubber boots and shoes. Same. Essential feature. — The 

 word SNAGS. 



7,473. Elastic pads and cushions for the bottoms of boots and shoes. 



Tredair Rubber Co , Boston. Essential feature. — The word 



TREDAIR. 

 7,713. Rubber boots and shoes. Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambert. 



ville, N. J. Eseential feature. — The hyphenated word COCK OF- 



THEWALK, associated with the representation of a strutting 



rooster. 



Issued 0ctoi!ER 24, 1905. 



802.389. Tire. [Steel band, with resilient cover of rubber and canvas] 

 E. Gregg and T. H. Hirst, Birmingham, assignors to W. K. 

 D'Arcy, Stanmore, England. 



802,462. Hose coupling. C. W, Martin, Dunkirk, N. Y., assignor to 

 Martin Car Heating Co., Chicago. 



802. 4S4. Moistening device [for envelope Haps and the like]. J. 

 Speir, Harrogate, England. 



802,564. Spraying apparatus. W. G. Hall, Burdett, N. Y. 



802 600. Tire. [Pneumatic, with special tread.] D. R. and O. D. 

 Salisbury, Owosso, Mich. 



802.643. Vehicle wheel [with segmental rubber tire]. C. E. Huxley, 

 Chicago. 



802, 66S. Fountain pen. II. Taylor, Waterville, N. Y., assignor to 

 Aikin, Lambert &Co.. New York city. 



802,703. Tire fastener. [For detachable pneumatic tires.] T. Midg- 

 ley, Columbus, Ohio. 



802,711. Rubber dam sheeting. {^Claim. — As a new article of manu- 

 facture a composition for the manufacture of scented rubber goods 

 consisting of pure rubber, solid perfumes of uniform chemical con- 

 stitution tinely distributed throughout the entire mass and sulphur 

 from the process of vulcanization and adapted to be rolled out into 

 thin sheetings.] W. F. A. Schrader, Brooklyn, assignor to Traun 

 Rubber Co., College Point, N. Y. 



802,735. Pneumatic tire protector. [Serrated metallic sheathing ] 

 P. O. Casavant, Point St. Charles, Canada. 



802,746. Elastic tire. A. A. Gilles, Nogent sur-Marne, France. 



S02,8ob. Wheel tire. [Inflatable and non collapsible.] H, G Fiske, 

 assignor by mesne assignments to Morton Trust Co , ti usiee, both 

 of New York city. 



802,853. Hose coupling. H. Garner and S. T. Davis, Media, Pa. 



302,902. Elastic tire ["consisting of ground factice more or less 

 closely pressed and inclosed in a hose or hose like covering of In- 

 dia-rubber, leather, woven fabric or similar material"]. W. Alex- 

 ander, Charlottenburg, and L. Posnansky, Berlin, Germany. 



