January i, 1906.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



119 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued October 31, 1905. 



NO. 802, g82. lloze nozzle. H. Oibbs, assignor to \V. V. Allen 

 Manufacturing Co., both of Chicago. 



803.011. Tire for vehicle wheels. [Solid; combined with undercut 

 channelled rim, and special retaining wiies ] C. Molz, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



803.053. Tire. [Pneumatic ; with reinforced casing and special sup- 

 porting felly] H. G. Fiske, assigno>, by mesne assignments, to 

 Morton Trust Co., both of New York city. 



803,095. Fire hose apparatus. [For interior fire protection equip- 

 ment.] E. Clift, East Orange, N. J., assignor to Cliff & Guibert 

 Co., New York city. 



803.127. Hose couplinij. C. T. Palmer, Chicago. 



803.128. Hose coupling. Same. 



803,170. Atomizer or nebulizer. O. C. Knight, assignor to The Na- 

 tional Vaporizer Co , both of Kalamazoo. Mich. 



803,211. Horseshoe cushion. P. Cliflord, assignor of one half to D. 

 J. Corbett, both of Huffalo, N. Y. 



803,219. Hoof pad. W. B. Fairweather and G. Duffield. Chicago. 



803,326. Vehicle wheel [with tire composed of short segmental links 

 having elastic cushions between them. J J. M. Carpenter, Millers- 

 burg, Ohio. 



803.344. Horse collar [with inflatable pads]. J. S. Hull, Manly, near 

 Sydney, New South Wales. 



803.345. Pneumatic tired wheel. T. 15. Jeffery, Kenosha, Wis. 

 S03.367. Cushion tire. C. G. Shaw and W. J. Shaw, I,os Angeles, 



Calif. 



803.500. Vehicle wheel [with cushion tire]. W. J. Mitchell and J. R. 

 Mitchell, Lynn, Mass. 



803.501. Vehicle wheel [with cushion tire]. Same. 



803,510. Pneumatic tire. W. A. Sanky, Sutton, assignor to F. Red- 

 daway, Pendleton, Manchester, England. 



Trade Marks, 



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

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

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

 word CONTINENTAL. 



4,488. Rubber composition and joint packing. The Garlock Packing 

 Co.. Palmyra. N. Y. Essential feature. — The representation of a 

 pair of calipers crossed by a measuring scale, between which appears 

 a diamond shaped figure containing the word GARLOCK. 



Issued November 7, 1905. 



803.658. Cycle tire. A. S. Allen, Brookline, Mass. 



803.659. Pneumatic tire [with tread protected by coils of wire]. 

 Same. 



803,927. Fountain pen. E. Reisert, Hennef, Germany. 



803,989. Armored tire. C. W. Caterson, Franklin Forks, Pa, 



804. 0S6. Womb supporter [comprising a tube of flexible material coiled 

 upon itsself to provide two substantially frusto conical members 

 united at their ends of smallest diameter; and a device for permit- 

 ting inflation of said tube]. M. J. Barchfeld and F. C- Hunt, 

 Girard, Ohio. 



894,088. Pneumatic tire. M. H. Blakeslee, assignor of one half to 

 R. D. Baker, both of Buffalo, N. Y. 



l\eissue. 



12,402. Vehicle tire. H. Lutz, assignor of two fifths to B. Harris, 

 both of Hamilton, Canada. 



Trade Marks. 



324. Rubber overshoes. The Adams & Ford Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Essential feature. — The word EVERSTICK in which there is an ex- 

 tended flourish under the body of the word from the initial to the 

 final letter. 



9 006. India-rubber auto-bags and auto-pouches. Continental Caout- 

 chouc Co., New York city. Essential feature. — The word CON- 

 TINENTAL. 



Issued November 14, 1905. 

 804.218. Gymnastic apparatus. R. Fiedler, Berlin, Germany. 

 804,226. Horseshoe [with elastic bottom plate]. H. Henne, Diis- 



seldorf, Germany. 

 804,272. Respirator [with valve-controlled air inlet and outlet]. W. 



Schwartz, Pforzheim, Germany. 



804.368. Resilient tire. [Pneumatic J W. F. Beasley, Pljmtuih, 

 N. C. 



804.369. Resilient tire. [With core of longitudinal truss walls.] Same. 



804.406. Finger shield [and supporting strap]. Daisy Hungsd, 

 Rochester, N. V. 



804.407. Syringe. [Fountain syringe with supporting frame for the 

 bag. I A. B. Jamison, New York city. 



804,574. Jaf closure [embracing a resilient washer]. T. Beatly, Wash- 

 ington, Pa. 



804,584. Syringe. [Vaginal.] C. J. Davol, Providence, R. I., as- 

 signor to Davol Rubber Co. 



804,605. Vehicle wheel [with cushion tircj. G. G. Jackson, Alle- 

 gheny, Pa. 



804,613. Vehicle tire. [Pneumatic] Frank A. Magowan, Trenton, 

 N.J. 



804,680. Scalp massage brush. R. M. Smith, Chicago. 



804,701. Pneumatic tire. O. M. Bigger, Holt, Cal. 



804.750. Operating pad or receptacle (comprising a bottom and an in- 

 flatable cushion wall]. C. W. Meinecke, Jersey City, and D Ho- 

 gan, Hoboken, N. J., assignors to Whitall Tatum Co., New York 

 city. 



804,772. Vehicle tire. [With core formed wholly or in part of rubber 

 coated yarns.] F. O. .Saylor, Franklin, Mass., assignor to M. and 

 S. Tire Co., Boston. 



Trade Mark, 



10,725. Fabric hose. Eureka Fire Hose Co., fersey City, N. J. Es- 

 sential feature.— 'C\ie. words EUREKA PEERLESS. 

 Issued November 21, 1905. 

 804,847. Fountain pen. J. Holland, Cincinnati. 



804.850. Article of manufacture comprising leather and rubber bodies. 

 C. L. I'-eson. Boston. 



804.851. Method of attaching rubber to leather. Same. 



804.852. Resilient tire. [Pneumatic ; with leather wearing tread.] 

 Same. 



804.853. Method of attachment of rubber and leather. Same. 



804.854. Art of vulcanizing leather and rubber. [Adapted to the tire 

 manufacture.] Same. 



804, 855. Leather wearing tread for resilient tires. Same. 



804.891. Vehicle tire [composed of concentric alternate layers of rub- 

 ber and fiber]. A. J. Slade. New York city. 



804.892. Protective tread for pneumatic tire. J. M. Small, Piqua. 

 Ohio. 



804.896. Vehicle tire and rim. W. C. State, Akron, Ohio, assignor to 

 the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. 



804,992. Hose coupling. A. Anderson, Chicago. 



805,023. Garden hose support. J. McBoyle, Oakland, Cal. 



805,088. Cushion heel. W. T. McLaughlin, Boston. 



805,132. Baseball bat [with corrugated rubber grip]. W. F. Gub- 

 bins. Chicago. 



805,339. Syringe. [Vaginal; spray tube provided with a series of dis- 

 tending fingers.] J. J. Brin, Chicago. 



805.371. Ice helmet. C. W. Meinecke. Jersey City, and D. Hogan, 

 Hi/boken, N. J., assignors to Whitall Tatum Co., New York. 



805.410. Horseshoe [with elastic cushion], J. H Carey, Hartford, 

 Conn., Mary A. Carey, administratrix of said J. H. Carey, deceased. 



Designs. 



37.684. Mat. A. J. O'Brien, assignor to New Jersey Car Spring and 

 Rubber Co. Claim. — The ornamental design for a mat as shown. 



37,686. Nebulizer. A. C. Eggers, New York, assignor to (loodyear's 

 India-rubber Glove Mfg. Co. Claim, — The ornamental design for 

 a nebulizer as shown. 



Issued November 28, 1905. 



S05.434. Vehicle tire. [Cushion.] L. E. Allen and W. J. Poyser, 



Canton, Ohio. 

 S05.474. Means for inflating rubber tires. A. G. Lavertine and J. E. 



McNellan, Johannesburg, Transvaal. 

 805,503. Vulcanizing hard rubber articles having interior cavities. H. 



O. Traun, Hamburg, (Germany. 

 805,511. Device for supporting fire hose, life preservers, etc. T. F. 



Adams, New York city. 

 805.528. V'ehicle wheel [wi-.h rope tread tire]. E. Cantono, Rome, 



Italy. 

 805,591. Non puncturable tire. L. A. Davidson and J. M. Logan 



Hartford, Conn. 



