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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[March i, 1906. 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued January 2, 1906. 



NO. 80S, 666 Protector for boots and shoes. [Described in 

 Thk Inuia Rubber World, February i, 1906 — page 167.] 

 C. W. Linthicuiu, assignor to G. S. Linthicuni, both of Bal- 

 timore, Md. 



808,683. Golf ball. F. H. Richards, Hartford, Conn. 



808,713. Ball [for golf]. R. .\ppleyard, Silvertovvn, England. 



808,721. Non skidding device for tires. C. R. Bullard, St. Ives, 

 England. 



808,765. Wheel structure. [Involving a solid tire of fibrous ma- 

 terial.] J. Ledwinka, Detroit, Mich., assignor of one-half to 

 C. Berg, Cleveland. Ohio. 



808,775. Packing. [Composed of alternate laminae of fabric an<l 

 rubber.] J. Ostrander, Indianapolis, Ind. 



808,880. Fountain pen. J. A. L. Snyder, Sotnis, Cal. 



808,933. Rubber horseshoe. A. Lang, Eden, N. Y 



808,948. Overshoe. A. E. Roberts, Norvvalk, assignor to N. P. 

 Bowler, Cleveland, Ohio. 



808,974. Protector for pneumatic tires. [A series of independent 

 narrow metallic strips secured outside the tire. J H. David, 

 Paris, France. 



809.034. Golf ball. W. T. Thomas, Chicago. 



809.035. Golf ball. Same. 



809,040. Vehicle wheel [having two hubs, one surrounding the 

 other with an intermediate pneumatic tube]. M. G. Babio, 

 New York city. 



809,056. Eraser holder [to be secured to the end of a pencil]. F. 

 W. Hayes, Detroit, Mich. 



809,141 Hot water bottle. E. J. Schutz, Akron, Ohio. 



809.142. Hot water bottle Same. 



809.143. Method of making hot water bottles. Same. 



809.144. Horseshoe [with inflatable rubber pad]. J. Singleton, 

 Manche.ster, England. 



Trade Mark. 



6,324. Rubber water bags and rubber water bottles. The Seam- 

 less Rubber Co., New Haven, Conn. Essential feature. — A 

 conventional fleur de lis with the letters SRC, one letter ap- 

 pearing on each leaf. 



6,745. Rubber substitutes The Dermatine Co., Ltd., London, 

 England. Essential feature. — The word 0£RMATINl on a 

 scroll and the representation of a hippopotamus. 



11,985. Rubber erasers. Eagle Pencil Co., New York city. Es- 

 sential feature- — The representation of an eagle with out- 

 stretched wings holding pencils in its beak and talons. 



14,025. Hose pipes, nozzles, gates and couplings Eureka Fire 

 Hose Co., Jersey Citv, N J. Essential feature. — The word 

 EURtKA. 



Issued Janu.\ry 9, igo6. 



809,276. Harness lining and pad and the like [with inflatable 

 pads]. E. M .Fulton, Bushbury, England. 



809.311. Fireproof wire. .'V. M. Lougee, Boston. 



809.312. Process of making fireproof conductors. Same. 



809.313. Protected conductor. Same. 



809,409. Pneumatic tire. P. W. Tillinghast, Edgewood, R. I. 

 809,530. Flexible tire cover. W. A Sankey, Sutton, assignor to 



F. Reddaway, Manchester, England. 

 809,533. Wheel rim [for pneumatic tires]. C. S. Scott, Cadiz, 



assignor of one half to F. A. Seiberling, Akron, Ohio. 

 809,537, Tire for wheeled vehicles. [Two rows of steel springs, 



attached to the wheel rim are connected by metallic bridge 

 .pieces which serve as the tread ; between the rows of springs 



is a pneumatic tube] F. H. Sterling. London, England. 

 809,581. Packing. C. Restein, Philadelphia. 



809.622. Shoe [with waterproof protector between welt and up- 

 per]. J. N. Moulton, Haverhill, Mass., assignor to The Wa- 

 terproof Welt and Filler Co., Hartford, Conn. 



809.623. Waterproof sole. J. N. Moulton, Philadelphia, Pa., 

 assignor to J. R. Reynolds, Hartford, Conn. 



809,641. Vehicle tire. [Solid rubber.] J. A. Swinehart, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



809,650. Combined hot water bag and syringe. M. Van Tassel- 

 Beck, assignor of one half to E. E. Bellamy, both of Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



809,713. Waterproof shoe. P. G. Mayhew, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



809,746. Hose coupling. S. M. Rhoades, Philadelphia. 



809,759. Hose coupling. R. Toole and J. J. McDonnell, Portage, 

 Pa. 



Trade jl/aris. 



5,170. Rubber hose. Gorham Rubber Co., San Francisco. Es- 

 sential feature.— The word AMAZON. 



6,325. Rubber nipples for nursing bottles. The Seamless Rubber 

 Co., New Haven, Conn. Essential feature. — A picture of 

 Geraldine Doyle. 



7,641. Rubber heels for boots and shoes. P. F. Minor & Co., Ba- 

 tavia, N. Y. Essential feature. -The word ' READEASY. 



9,531. Rubber insulating compound. The Okonite Co., Ltd., 

 New York city. Essential feature. — The word OKONITE. 



Issued January 16, 1905. 

 8o9.947- Bathing hat. F. E. Herndon, Dallas, Texas. 

 809,964. Cushion tread and the like for boots and shoes. L. R. 



Lucherterhand and H. W. Newton, Boston. 

 809,986. Tire and other valves G. H. F. Schrader, assignor to 



A. Schrader's Son, Inc., both of New York city. 



810.060. Packing case [for carrying explosives]. G. H. Leathers, 

 Howard, Pa. 



810.061. Pneumatic cushion wheel [having a rigid inner portion 

 and a rigid outer portion, with a circular pneumatic cushion 

 between]. C. A. Lee, assignor of one half to A. J. Holzmark, 

 both of Kansas City, Kan. 



810,257. Blowpipe [having a storage bulb, a pressure bulb, and 

 elastic tubes]. W. M. Bradley, New Haven, Conn. 



810,284. Fountain pen. F. M. Kegrize, Philadelphia. 



810,327. Fountain pen. M. R. Crossman, Boston. 



810,354. Hose coupling. M. L. Scanlon, J. S. Scanlon, and A. A. 

 Arnold ; said M. I. Scanlon and J. S. Scanlon assignors of one 

 fourth of their right to M E. Scanlon, all of Gallon, Ohio. 



Trade Mark. 

 10,969. Air cushioning heel and pads and insoles for boots and 

 shoes. The Comfort Heel Cushion Co. , Philadelphia. Essen- 

 tial feature.— The word AlREZE. 



Issued January 23, 1906. 



810.419. Attachment for vehicle wheels [adjusted to the tire, to 

 prevent skidding]. G W. Kirkpatrick, Rochester, N. Y. 



810.420. Attachment for vehicle wheels. Same. 

 810,470. Fountain brush. E- C. Davey, Chicago. 



810,510. Belt conveyor. T. Robins, Jr., New York city, assignor 



to Robins Conveying Belt Co. 

 810.526. Wheel for vehicles. [Instead of having felly and spokes, 



this wheel is composed of segmental sections, with their sides 



fitting against each other tangent to the bore of the wheel, and 



vulcanized rubber inserted between said sections.] T. Gare, 



New Brighton, England. 

 810,605. Conveyer. C K. Baldwin and T. Robins, Jr., New York 



city, assignor to Robins Conveying Belt Co. 

 810,689. Infant's diaper. W. R. Way, Columbia, S. C. 

 810,690 Bird kite. P. Weiss, Highland Falls, N. Y. 

 810,769. Inhaler. E. C. Jones, Woodstock, Canada. 

 810,784. Stopper for ice bags, helmets, and the like. C. W. 



Meinecke, Jersey City, N. J., assignor to Whitall Tatum Co., 



New York city. 

 810,842. Artificial denture. J. M. Card, Olean, N. Y. 

 810,885. Massage applicator. E. S. Saighman, Chicago. 

 810,888. Vehicle tire. [Pneumatic] C. Stein, Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Mark. 

 12,103. Tennis shoes. Hood Rubber Co., Boston. Essential 

 feature.— The word GR:YHOUND and the illustration of a 



greyhound. 



Issued January 2,0, 1906. 

 810 921. Tire for vehicle wheels A. Dewes, New York city. 

 810,944. Elastic tire. J. E Hopkinson, West Drayton, England. 

 811,000. Gasket. V. Tompkins, Jersey City, N. J. 

 811,021. Fireman's protective dress. C. W. Wood, New Orleans, 



La. 



