February i, 1906.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



159 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued Dkcember 5. i9oS- 



NO. 806,090. Hot water bag [with pocket for holding a nurs- 

 ing bottle]. L. AUeuberg, San Francisco. 

 So6,ioi. Endless solid rubber tire. R. I). Bradley, Can- 

 ton, Ohio. 

 806,182. Horseshoe [with flexible pad]. M. S. Porter Brighani, 



Utah, administratrix of M. E. Porter, deceased. 



So6,i8S. Medical powder application. D. \V. Rees, Needles, Cal. 



806,211. Hard rubber disk and ball for disk water meters. J. 



Thomson, New York cit}', assignor to Neptune Meter Co , 



Long Island City, N. Y. 



806,235. Rubber holding attachment for pencils. A. I'. W. 



Bowen, San Krancisco 

 806,306. Fountain syriage 



WoRi.n. December i, 



York city. 

 806,341. Lawn sjjrinkler. 

 806,351. Vehicle tire. A. 



[Described in Thk Indi.x Ruhher 

 1905, page 54.] C. A. Tatum, New 



H. Hamilton, Indianapolis, Ind. 

 DeLaski, assignor to The de Laski & 



Thropp Circular Loom Co., both of Trentou, N. J. 

 806,352. Pneumatic tire. J. P. LaGrand, Levalloil-Per et, France. 

 806,520. Metallic overshoe for vehicle wheels. H. L. Canne, 



Dingman township, Pike county. Pa. 

 806,546. Flexible ruler. P. C. Lawless, Hampstead Heath, Lons 



don, England. 

 806,584. Wheel [with cushion tire]. G. N. Sheppard, Fillmore, 



Minn. 

 806,623. Resilient tire. W. F. Beasley, Plymouth, N. C. 

 806,654. Wheel tire. L. S. Flatau, St. Louis. 

 806,657. Resilient tire. [Provided with a series of rubber block, 



between an outer and an inner rim]. I. Guiot, Puyricard, 



France. 

 806,665. Hose coupling. J. H. Henderson and .\. Sykes, Hous- 

 ton, Pa. 



Trade Mark. 



13,489. Erasers. E Faber, New York city. Essen Hal feature. — 

 The representation of a circumferential band of yellow- or gold 

 color contrasting with a darker color on each side thereof and 

 produced upon a metallic band or holder. 



Issued December 12, 1905. 



806,810. Wheel tire attachment. [Pneumatic tire, with non- 

 elastic tire casing.] J. F. Horn, Hazelton, Pa. 



807,073. Bicjcle tire. [Inner tube of metallic woven wire, in- 

 cased in a rubber tube ; the inner portion and outer portion 

 are separate.] L W. Groat, Hudson. N Y. 



807,083. Tiling [for flooring or walls]. F. C. Millhoff, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



807,087. Tire plug. F. B. Parks, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



807,169 Rectum supporter [consisting of a spherical body of rub- 

 ber and cords integral with the body]. E. H. Higbee, Rood- 

 house, 111. 



807,184. Hose support. [For garden hose.] J. \\. Malnburg, 

 vSan Francisco, Cal. 



807,311. Tire for vehicles. [Comprising a plurality of rubber 

 lire units, clamped to the wheel by a circular band ] R. B. 

 Paiker. Hartford, Conn. 



807,351. Pneumatic tire [adapted to clincher rim]. J. H. Bleoo, 

 assignor to A. B. Levy, both of New York city. 



807.365. Water bag. [Described in The lNDi.\-RrHHKR World, 

 May I, 1904 — page 280.] .\. C. Kggers, assignor to Goodyear's 

 India Rubber Glove Mfg. Co., both of New York city. 



807.366. Surgical operating cushion. Same. 



Trade Marks. 



10,389. Particular kind of restored or devulcanizcd rubber manu- 

 factured from waste rubber goods. Pliila<lelphia Rubber 

 Works. Philadelphia. Essential fealiire.—Thcwovd fcURRKA 



14,324. Flexible tubing. Chicago Tubing and Braiding Co., 

 Chicago. Essential feature. — The word REX. 



14,456. Packings. Keasbey & Mattison Co., Ambler, Pa. Essen- 

 tial feature. —T\X6 word AUTOBESTOS. 



Issued December 19, 1905. 



807.499. Hose coupling. P. Roulstone, Bayonne, N. J. 



807.500. Fountain pen. W. W. Sanford, Newark, assignor of 

 one half to I". I). Bennett, Freehold, N. J. 



807,537. Pneumatic tire [having a plurality of inflatable sections, 



with a connecting tube]. Iv M. Birdsall, assignor of one half 



each to M. B. Birdsall and F. J. Barron, all of Buffalo, N. Y. 

 807,595. Hose coupling. W. H. Itrewer, Rolling Prairie, Ind. 

 807,597. Respirator. G. T. Caipenter, Chicago. 

 807,633. Tire [comprising a series of elHStic blocks, held in 



place by a suitable rim]. J. F. McCanna, Chicago. 

 807,748 Ivlastic vehicle tire [.\n endless cushioned body, held 



in place by transverse bolts through the tire and rim flanges ] 



G. Knadler, .^kron, Ohio. 

 807,825. Composite heel for boots and shoes. F. W. Hunt, 



Boston. 

 807,844. Eye protector. Iv. Mirovitch, Paris, France. 

 807,905. Syringe [for dental use]. J. C. Blair, assignor of one 



half to the Blair Dental Mfg. Co., both of Louisville, Ky. 

 807,908. Ivxercising device. H. J. Bradstreet, assignor to Auto 



Physical Trainer Co., both of Buffalo, N. Y. 

 808,008. Hose coupling. J. Z. Cagle, Upward, N. C. 

 issi'KD December 26, 1905. 



808,074. Tire cover [with non-skidding tread]. J. C. Dufour, 

 Charenton, I'rance. 



808,219. Hose coupling. H. A. Schroeder, Baltimore, Md. 



808,272. Reservoir attachment for pens. H. R. Chubb, Green- 

 wich, England. 



8oS,28S. Storm shield for buggies and other vehicles. S. B. 

 Laune and C. M. Sheldeu, Woodward, Okla. 



808,426. Cushioned lire. C. W. Adsit, Owatonna, Minn. 



808,433. •'Vbdominal supporter or bandage. W. R. Cartledge, as- 

 signor to W. V. Ware, both of Philadelphia. 



[NOTK.— Printed copies of specifications of United Siates patents may be ob- 

 tained from The India Rubber World office at lo cents eacli, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



Patent SrEcii-'ic.^TioNS Published. 



The number fjiven is that assigned to the Patent at the filing of the Applica- 

 tion, which in the case of those listed below was in 1904. 



• Drtioti's Patents for Ameri. an Inventions. 

 [.\I1STRACTED IN THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL, DECEMBER 6, 1905 ] 



17,579 ('904)- In<lia-rubber substitute. [Amber is dissolved in 

 castor oil and heated with sulphur. Ozonized air is passed 

 through the cooled mass until it becomes viscous, after which 

 calcium carbonate, benzol, and sulphur chloride are added.] 

 H. Tiehsen, Berlin. 



17,629 (1904). Hoof pad. B. P. Gray, Birmingham. 



* 17,721 (1904). Fountain pen. F. C. Brown, New Brighton, New- 

 York. 



17,722 {1904). -Artificial hand [comprising a rubber glovej. K. 

 Grogran, London. 



17,759 (1904 - Elastic tire [consisting of a metal band having 

 wedge shaped projections ; two corrugated leather bands hav- 

 ing rubber pads, a band of leather, another pair of corrugated 

 bands with rubber pads, and a leather cover]. A. J. Boult, 

 London. 



17,909 (1904). Protecting leather band for pneumatic tires. C 

 Watkins, Woodford Britlge Essex. 



17,914 (1904). Eraser [protected by a clip of leather covered 

 steel]. W. .\ppleyard, Sheffield. 



[.Abstracted in tub Official Journal, December 13. 1905. J 



18,129 ('9°4)- Cover for pneumatic tire. [To fit the cover o\er 

 the air tubes without creases, the notches in the cover are 

 furnished with laces, the cover being attached by straps]. 

 .\. Hanamann, Vienna, Austria. 



*iS,i5o ( 1904). Elastic tire. C. C. Worthington, New York city. 



18,251 (1904). Inflatable wearing apparel. (Garments to be used 

 as life buoys.] Mr. Lloyd, Roscouunon, Ireland. 



18,424 (1904). Pneumatic tire for heavy vehicles. C. H. Gray, 

 Silvertown India-rubber Works, and T. Sloper, Devizes, Wilt- 

 shire. 



18,506(1904). Heel protector. E. Wootten, St. Marks, Bristol. 



