Uecember I, 1904.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORl-D 



87 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 Issued October it, 1904. 



NO. 771.S09. Mat. [The combination of an elastic body having 

 a plurality of pockets therein, and metallic liners held in said 



packets and forming the pocket walls] A. S. IJurnell, assignor to 



Oueen Manufacturing Co., both of Marshalltown. Iowa. 

 771,947. Vehicle tire. [Solid rubber, with " Clincher " rim.] J. A. 



Swinehart. Akron, Ohio. 

 772,026 Rubber soled [leather] shoe and welt therefor. G. F. But- 



terfield, Framingham, assignor to G. I. Butierfield, Boston, Mass. 

 772,027. Rubber soled leather boot or shoe. Same. 

 772,050. llorsesho? [consisting of an elastic tread section and a metal 



frame]. F. D. Palmer, Poughkeepsie, and A. H. Ishara, New 



York city ; said Isham assignor to said Palmer. 



772.068. Machine for setting rubber tires. J. M. Sweet, assignor to 

 The Sweet Tire and Rubber Co., both of Batavia, N. Y. 



772.069. Metal securing-rim for elastic wheel tires. Same. 

 772,080. Cushioned rubber tire for vehicles. R. Bell, Glenae, Scot- 

 land. 



772,111. Holder for ink or pencil erasers. J. L. Nicholson and E. A. 



' Hemphill, Jersey City, N. J. 

 772, lOr. Spindle for forming rubber nipples. C. E. Longden, Ham- 

 den, Conn., assignor to The Falcon Rubber Co. 

 772,204. Fountain pen. F. \V. Bender, Hoboken. N. J. 

 772,209. Wheel rim [for elastic tires of vehicles]. R. S. Bryant, Co- 

 lumbus, Ohio. 



Trade Marks. 



43,465. Rubber gloves. The Buffalo Rubber Manufacturing Co.. 

 Buffalo, N. Y. Essential feature. — The capital letter B inclosed in 

 a scroll shaped figure. Used since Nov., 1903. 



43,520. Rubber belting. Jewell Belting Co. , Hartford, Conn. Essen- 

 tial feature. — The word GEM. Used since January i, 1904. 



Issued October 18, 1904. 



772,467. Self-filling fountain pen. R. G. Lockwood, Boston. 



772,554. Fountain pen. J. H. Bullard, Springfield. Mass. 



772,585. Belt coupling. T. F. Smithson, Whiteford, Md. 



772,609. Tire [comprising an outer yielding casing, a retaining band 

 for holding the tire to a wheel rim, and a chain of longitudinally- 

 extending imperforate spring-loops lying in a single plane within 

 the casing]. M. G. DeHart, Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor of one half 

 to J. L. Gregory, Washington, D. C. 



772,636. Vehicle tire. [Solid rubber.] J. A. Swinehart, Akron, Ohio. 



772,651. Vehicle or other wheel [with solid rubber tire and a special 

 rim]. S. T. Felmler, assignor of three eighths to V. H. Wood, 

 both of Chicago. 



772,663. Wheel [with pneumatic tirej. H. March, London, England, 

 assignor to H. S. Geary, New York city. 



772,685. Cushion for horseshoes. F. Symons, Burwood, near Sydney, 

 N. S. W., Australia. 



772,758. Double tube tire. F. F. Thompson, Lawton, Okla. 



772,763. Shampooing hood. W. J. H. Walters. Syracuse, N. Y. 



772.818. Vehicle tire [comprising strips of wire cjoth, cut on the bias, 

 or of wire cloth and rubber, the interstices thereof filled with 

 cohesive substance and the whole formed and curved with the strand 

 of wire cloth tangent to the art of curvature]. C. Olson, Des 

 Moines, Iowa, assignor, by mesne assignments, to Woven Wire 

 Rubber Co. , New York. 



772,910. Nozzle for hose. H. E. McKechney, Rochester, N. Y. 



Ttade Maris. 

 43.543- Rubber hose. The Mechanical Rubber Co.. Cleveland, Ohio. 



Essential feature — The word PALLADIUM. Used since July i, 



1904. 

 43,544. Rubber hose. New York Belting and Packing Co., Limited. 



Essential feature. — The representation of a scroll consisting of a 



double outline figure of the letter S reversed. Used since Jan. i, 



1904. 



Issued October 25, 1904. 

 772,9 JO. Vehicle wheel [with rubber tire). B. Gastal, Pelotas, Brazil. 

 772,975- Hose coupling. L. Stuefee. Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 772 991. Fire ho^e protector for [street railway] tracks. F. W. Witt- 



kowski, Ucs Moines, Iowa. 



773,216. Pneumatic tire. M. M. Mills, New York city. 



773. *34- Vibratile apparatus. [For massage treatment ; described 

 in The India Rubber World, May i, 1904 — page 279] I.. Sny- 

 der, Rochelle Park, N. J., assignor to The Lambert Snyder Co., 

 New York city. 



773,252. Nursing appliance. [For holding an infant's bottle; illus- 

 trated on another page.] Alice Frank, New York city. 



773. 37'- Fountain pen. Frances C. Brown, New York city. 



Issued November i, 1904. 



773,588. Pneumatic tire. C. H. Pierce, Alma, Calif. 



773.633. Solid elastic tires with fastening-strips. H. G. Fiske, as- 

 signor, by mesne assignments, to Morton Trust Co., trustee, both 

 of New York city. 



773>77'- Vehicle wheel [adapted to use with a pneumatic tire of the 

 Clincher type]. H. W. Adams, Jr., Chicago, assignor to Scovill 

 Manufacturing Co.. Waterbury, Conn. 



773,825. Universal hose coupling. J. F. Thomas, Ilion, N. Y. 



773. *47- Fountain pen. J. Blair, Brookiyn, N. Y, 



773.942. Slip preventing device for rubber tired wheels. M.J.Kelly, 

 Springfield, Mass. 



773.965- Hose binder. J. J. Mclntyre and H. Bagshaw, Hartford, 

 Conn. 



773.971. Fire extinguishing apparatus [for the interior equipment of 

 buildings]. C. Nubring, Cincinnati, and W. M. Thompson, Nor- 

 wood, Ohio. 



774,113. Storm shield for vehicles. J. J. Russell, Jr., Deepwater, Mo. 

 Tradt Marks. 



43,624. Rubber hose. Jewel Belting Co. , Hartford. Conn. Essential 

 feature. — The word GEM Used since Jan. t, 1904. 



43.639. Asbestos and rubber parking O. Sayen, Philadelphia. Es- 

 sential feature. — The word TORPEDO Used since Sept. 15, 1904. 



Issued November 8, 1904. 



774,196. Ho3e coupling. A. W. Nunn, Rochester, N. Y. 



774,282. Ear phone. [With flexible diaphragm.] D. E. Smith, as- 

 signor to Invisible Ear Phone and Medical Co., both of New York 

 city. 



774. 305. Hose drier. C. M. Bowman, assignor to The Rotary Fire 

 Hose Drier Co., both of Lebanon, Pa, [Dtscribed in The I.ndia 

 Rubber World, July i, 1904 — page 341] 



774,315. Wheel. [With pneumatic tire, having a metallic covering.] 

 F. J. Fagot, Lowpoint, 111. 



774,386. Vaginal syringe. E. E. Hall, Chicago. 



774.411. Vehicle wheel [with pneumatic tire]. H. \V. Adams, Jr., 

 Chicago, 111., assignor to Scovill Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, 

 Conn. 



774,446. Device to prevent snoring. S. A. Moulton, Campbell, Calif. 



774>553- Brush. S. R. Boon, Chicago. 



774.558 Moistener for gummed surfaces. J. D. Browne, assignor of 

 one half to G. W. Losh, both of Madisonville, Ohio. 



774.633. Coupling for gas hose. H. Ackermann, Newark, N. J. 



774>675. Hand stamp. H. M. Kendrick, assignor to Lamb i: Tilden, 

 both of Washington, D. C. 



774,727. Process of reclaiming and regenerating rubber. L. T Peter- 

 sen, assignor to himself and J. F. Mc'Juire, both of Akron, Ohio. 



INoTE — Prioied copies of specificalionsof United States patents may be obtained 

 from The India Rtff.iiER World office at lo cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 

 Patent Specifications Published. 



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

 tion, which in the case of those listed below was in 1903. 



* Denotes Patents /or American Inventions, 

 IAbstracted in the Official Journal, October 5. 1904.] 



* 12,929 (1903). Inflatable whistling toy. W. M. Moseley. Elgin, Il- 



linois. 



* 12,948 (1903). Inflatable bag for abdominal massage. J. H. Powers, 



Providence, Rhode Island 



12,995 (1903). Rubber tubing for drawing beer. S. M. Lund, Brad- 

 ford. 



13,037(1903). Elastic tire, having a spring supported rubber cover. A. 

 .Sandwiih, London. 



* 13,104 (1903). Solid vehicle tire, with means for securing it in a rim. 



R. M. Connable, Baltimore, Maryland. 



