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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[May 1, 1906. 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 Issued March 6, 1906. 



NO. 814,068. Pneumatic tire [coniprisinj; a serie.s of air cliaiii- 

 bers, with means of comuninication between lliem]. F. (i. 

 McKim, Lonilon, England. 



814.087. Vehicle wheel [with rim having a detachable flange, de- 

 signed for a pneumatic tire]. F. A. Seiberlinj;, .Mvron, Ohio. 



814.088. Vehicle wheel. Same. 



814.143. Tire shoe. \i. Krebs, Albany, N. Y. 



814,164. Resilient vehicle tire. J. F, Ran, assignor of one-half 



to J. F. Cordes. both of Chicago. 

 814,175. Sectional tire. F. O. Urfer, Portland, Oreg. 

 814,181. Artificial breast [comprising a substantially hermetically 



sealed casing of rubber containing air and readily compressilile 



elastic solid material]. Laura J. Wolfe, Columbus, Ohio. 

 814,235. Tooth brush with rubber bulb. M. Rosenstein, Medford, 



Mass. 

 814.377. Shoe for pneunialic tires. J. W. Hyatt, Newark, N. J. 

 814,416. Fabric belt for conveyors. [Described in Thk India 



Rubber World, April i, 1906 — page 233 J John J. Voorhees, 



Jersey City, N. J. 

 814,484. Inhaling apparatus. 

 814,487. Milking appliance. 



land. 

 814.518. 

 814,520. 

 814,608. 



A. Vel.schow, Oakland, Cal. 



R. Wallace, Castle Douglas, Scot- 



Life saving apparatus. C. Carlsen, Bodo, Norway. 



Fountain pen. R. Conklin, Toledo, Ohio. 



Hose clamp. J. E. Johnson, assignor of one third tu 



M. Dalhaug. both of New Paynesville, Minn. 

 814,620. Ventilating apparatus [for railway cars]. 



Crockett, Te.x. 



Trade Maris. 



E. L. Parrish, 



New 



9,281. Rubber for dental purposes. Traun Rubber Co. 



York city. Essenlial feature. — The word IDEAL. 

 10,678. Combs. Dr. H. Traun & Sohne, Hamburg, Germany. 



Essential feature. — The representation of a man sawing a log 



of wood with a comb. 

 11,580. Waterproofing paint. Toch Brothers, New York citv. 



Essential feature.— The word KONKERIT. 

 13,563. Golf balls. A. G. Spalding & Bros , New York city. 



Essential feature.— The word DOT. 

 13,904. Rubber belting. Gorham Rubber Co., San Francisco. 



Essential feature.— The word AMAZON. 

 16,152. Elastic foot coverings for horses. M. Hallanan. New 



Y'ork city. Essential feature.— The words ^^AN AMERICAN. 

 16,777. Hard rubber combs. American Hard Ruhl)er Co., New 



York city. Essential feature. — The word MARCEL. 

 16,77s. Hani rubber combs. Same. Essential feature. — The 



words bQUARE DEAL. 



814,675. 



Issued M.\rch 13, 1906. 

 Process of extracting rubber and the like from wooil 



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 8.4, 

 814, 

 814, 

 814, 

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 814, 



V. delaCorte, San Luis Potosi, Mexico 



715. Faucet attachment [with rubber mouth] 



. H. M. Lum- 

 mis and F. W. Hergert, Elizabeth, N. J. 

 729. Cushion tire. R. E. Ratbun, Sioux City, Iowa. 

 782 Horseshoe. G. Hauf, Milwaukee, Wis. 

 795. Elastic bandage. H. Myers, Philadelphia. 

 798. Tire protector. H. P Palin, North .\ttleboro, Mass. 

 805. Fountain pen. E. de la Rue, Loudon, England. 

 820. Atomizer. W. H. Wood, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 829. .^ir cushion [comprising a central ring, a plurality of in- 

 flatable bags connected therewith, and an inflating tube con- 

 necting the outer end of said bags]. Harriet A. Carl, West 

 Fulton, N. Y. 



814,837. Pneumatic dust removing and collecting apparatus. E. 

 H. Fenton Kansas City, Mo. 



814,899. Rubber eraser [for lead pencil]. A. Brauns, Green Bay, 

 Wis. 



814,914. Overshoe for horses. J. J. McElhenny, Philadelphia. 



814,943. Conveyer belt [composed of an upper surface of mineral 

 tanned leather and a rubber and canvas body to which the up- 



per surface is integrally secured]. M. H. Cook, San Fran- 

 cisco. 



814,990. Fountain pen. J. Sinnott, Chathsftn, 111. 



815,186. Dress shield. L. Lockie, San Francisco. 



815,192. Sprayer. F. Mercer, Marton New Zealand. 



815,209 Vulcanizer [for repairing tires]. J. M. Padgett, Topeka. 

 Kans. 



S15 217. F'ountain pen J. R. Robinson, Elmira, N. Y. 



815,218. Fountain pen. Same. 



815,279. Vehicle tire (having a pneumatic tube within a metal 

 tube, and supported by the felly] H. C. I'olger, West Sotner- 

 ville, Mass. 



815,319. Tire case. 11. R. Teel, Medford, Mass. 

 Trade Marks. 



5 169. Rubber packing. Gorham Rubber Co., San Francisco, Cal. 

 Essential feature. — The figure of a black person seated upon 

 a section of spiral packing and holding in one hand a spear. 

 .\bove the figure the word AVAZON and the words SPIRAL and 

 PACKING appear, respectively at the left and right of the 

 figure. 



10,371. Insulated wire and adhesive tapes commonly used for in- 

 sulating. New York Insulated Wire Co., New Y'ork city. Es- 

 sential feature — .\ central disk surrounded by concentric cir 

 cular bands, all of contrasting colors, with the words WHITE 

 CORE upon the intermediate band the words INSULATED WIRE 

 on the outer band and the words GRIMSHAWhalf in light on 

 the outer band and half in dark on the inner band. 



13,489 Rubber erasers. E. Faber, New York city. Essential 

 feature. — The representation of a circumferential band of yel- 

 low or gold color contrasting with a darker color on each side 

 thereof and produced upon a metallic band or holder. 



14,575. Rubber cement Montgomerv Bros., Inc., Philadelphia, 

 Essential feature— The word PARAGON. 



14 576. Rubber cement. Same. Essential feature. — The word 

 RELIANCE. 

 Rubber 



14,577. 



ARROW. 



cement. Same. 



Rubber cement. Same. 



cement. Same. 



cement. Same. 



Essential feature. — The 

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 Essential feature. — The 



word 



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word 



word 



Pa. 



14,57s. 

 V.CI. 



14,579. Rubber 

 AJAX. 



14.5S0. Rubber 



ANCHOR. 

 16.6S9. Elastic hosiery. J. Ellwood Lee Co., Conshohocken, 



Essential feature. — The letters J. P. 



Issued March 20, 1906. 



S15.346. Pneumatic tire. R. A. Harris, Tucson, Ariz. 



815,366. Water bag or bottle. [Described on another page of this 

 paper.] T. W. Miller, Akron, Ohio. 



815,411. Atomizer or nebulizer. F. C. Dornient, assignor to 

 National Vaporizer Co., both of Kalamazoo, Mich. 



815,426. Bandage [for preventing the growth of a double chin]. 

 Virginia E. Hardee, Beaumont, Tex. 



815,430. Pneumatic tired wheel. T. B. Jeffrej', Kenosha, Wis. 



^15,435. Nipple for nursing bottles. Mary E. Kiiauff, Avalon, Pa. 



815,476. Hose coupling. A. Schaffer, Columbus, Ohio. 



815,495. Lawn sprinkler. O. P. Waggener, Klamath Falls, Oreg. 



815,523. Cushion tire. F. G. Freese, Philadelphia. 



815,572. Vehicle tire. J. K. Williams, .\kron, Ohio. 



815,627. Hose coupling. S. Oldham, Philadelphia 



8151713. Spraying device. H. L. Joslin, Eureka Springs, Ark. 



815,721. Fountain pen. W. C. Luther, Newark, N. J. 

 Trade Marks. 



3,655. Dress shields. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co. , New York. Es- 

 sential feature.— The word OLYMPIA 



3656. Dress shields. Same. Essential feature.— The word l"^- 

 VINCIBLE. 



3.657. Dress shields 

 SUMMER. 



3.658. Dress 



BEAUTY. 

 3,659. Dress 



shields. 

 HEATHER WEIGHT 

 3,66 r. Dress shields. 

 THE GEM. 



Same. Essential feature. — The word MID. 



shields. Same. Essential feature. — The word 



Same. Essential feature. — The words 



Same. Essential feature.— The words 



