April i, 1905.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



237 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



IssuF.D February 7, 1905. 



NO. 781,649. Fountain pen. R. A. Hamilton, Seymour, Conn , 

 assignor of one-half to J. P. Lein, New York city. 

 781,683. Combined apparatus for exercising and massaging by friction. 



G. H. Shepherd, Paris, France. 

 781,720. Car heating system. R. H. Gold, Chicago. 

 781,881. Filler for rubber. [Fibers from delimed bone. 1 J. R. Hun- 

 ter, assignor to \V. H. Smith, both of Philadelphia. 

 781,929. Implement for tapping or bleeding India-rubber or other 

 trees. II. V. B.igot, Kilutara, Ceylon, assignor to Eastern Pro- 

 duce and Estates Co., Ltd., London, England. 

 781,939. Collapsible vessel. W. M. Fulton, Knoxville, Tenn. 

 781,952. Hose-coupling. A. A. Jones, Turtlecreek. Pa. 

 782,001. Vehicle wheel (with elastic tire.] J. N. Byers, assignor of 



one-half to W. R. Ramsey, both of Urbana, Ohio. 

 782,108. Apparatus for administering anesthetics. R. C. Coburn, 



Upper Sandusky, Ohio. 

 782,155. Pneumatic tire. C. W. Maxon, West Bay City, Mich. 



Trade Marks. 

 44,159. Bath mats, rim grips, and supporting de- 

 vices for the same. John II. Pugh, Philadel- 

 phia. Essential Jfaliire. — The representation 

 of a portion of a bath room, illustrating a bath 

 tub in position on the floor, a rim grip on the 

 bath tub, and a bath mat suspended from the 

 wall over the bath tub. Used since Oct. 1,1904. 

 Issued Ff.hkuary 14, 1905. 

 782,232. Composition of matter and process of 

 making it. [An electric resistance material 

 formed by combining graphite, carborundum, sulphur, and India- 

 rubber or Gutta percha, and then vulcanizing and carbonizing the 

 same.] B. F. Gardner, assignor of one-half to C. W. Woolner and 

 S. Woolner, all of Chicago. 

 782,318. Vehicle tire. S. G. Board, Manchester, England. 

 782,379. Rubber tire. C. H. Bryan, Chicago. z'^'" 



782,388. Finger-hold for penholders. B. B. Goldsmith, 



New York city. 

 782,461. Lawn hose support. H. S. Parker, assignor of 



one-half to J. F. Matthews, both of El Reno, Okla. 

 782.555. Hose coupling. S. W. Gooch, Brilliant, Ohio. 

 782,560. Elastic power-transmitting device. G. H.Har- 

 ris, Stockton. Cal.- 

 782,595. Hose coupling. W. J. Bulger, Jr., Gouver- 

 neur, N. Y. 



782,617. Hose rack. S. 



Pleasant, Pa. 

 782,715. Rubber for massage implements. 



Barker, Philadelphia. 



782.727. Wheel. [With resilient tire]. R. S. 

 Cutter, Ochiltree, Tex. 



782.728. Wheel. [With resilient tire]. Same. 

 782,780. Bottle stepper. E. P^ Dole, Hono- 

 lulu, H. T. 



Trade Marks. 



44.188. Rubber boots, shoes, and goloshes. Ostasiatische Handels- 

 Gesellschaft, Hamburg, Germany. Essential feature. — The rep- 

 resentation of a sea horse in an oval. Used since Jan. 4, 1904. 

 44,i8g. Waterproofed cloth. Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, Atlanta, 

 Ga. Essential feature. — The word SHUREDRY associated with 

 the representation of an eagle carrying a bag. Used since June i, 

 1904. 



Issued February 21, 1905. 



782,870. Toy. F. A. Neville and A. Hodges, Meredosia, 111. 



782,897. Boiler tube cleaner and actuating means therefor. [Com- 

 prising rubber hose for admitting steam.] W. L. Cassaday, South 

 Bend, Ind. 



782.912. Tire casing. J. O. King, assignor of one-half to T. M. 

 Kearney, W. D. Thompson, and P. J. Myers, all of Racine, Wis. 



782.913. Tire casing. Same. 



782.914. Vehicle tire. W. Langmuir, New York city. 



783,012. Swimming device. A. Biedermann and J. Howald, San Fran- 



Mellinger,. Mount 

 J- 



782,617. 



783.058. 



783,219. 



L. Steinberger, New Yoik 

 E. La 



783,058. Lever apparatus for mounting pneumatic tires upon wheel 

 rims. A. Michelin, Paris, France. 



783,108. Hose clamping tool [For clamp- 

 ing wire loops on hose] R. P. Decker 

 and H. S. Covey, Chicago. 



783,115. Garment pad. G. Goldman, Bal- 

 timore. 



783,128. Powder atomizer. R. 



\ A. Oleshak, Philadelphia. 



V,,—/ 783,140. Machine for making 



tr — tubes. T. Scherf, Eliza- 



'f3 beth, N. J. 



783.218. Sand blast apparatus 

 [comprising rubber hose 



pipes], J. D. Murray, San Francisco, Cal, assignor 

 to International Sand Blast Co., a corporation of 

 California. 



783.219. Pneumatic tire. 

 H. A. Palmer, Erie, Pa. 



783,226. Artificial limb. J. E. Seeley, 

 assignor to W. W. Sweeney Co., 

 _;. both of Los An- 



^ geles, Cal. 



J 783,231. H ygienic 

 telephone receiver, 

 city. 

 783,289. Protector for pneumatic tires. 

 783 289 pisse, Elbeuf, France. 



Trade Marks. 



4t,224. .Storm shield. American Storm Shield Co.. St- Louis, Mo. 

 Essential feature. — The name H-RVEY being the facsimile signa- 

 ture of Charles M. Harvey, associated with the picture of a vehicle 

 having a storm-shield closing its front and mounted upon a shaded 

 background. Used since Dec. i, 1904. 



Issued February 28, 1905. 

 783,466. Artificial limb. S. Rosenfelder, Nuremberg, Germany. 

 '783,469. Clamping device for pneumatic tires M. C. 

 Schweinert, West lloboken, N. J., and H. P. 

 Kraft, New York city. 

 7S3.S67. Safety tread horseshoe. B. Braun, Brook- 

 lyn, N. Y. 



783,574. Cord for the manufacture of rubber fabric. 

 C. H. Gray, Silvertown, and T. Sloper, Devizes, 

 England ; said Sloper assignor to said Gray. 

 783,606. Apparatus for drying the face. L. P. Bowen 

 and W. J. White, Auburn, N. Y. 



783,628. Woven elastic fabric. H. J. 



Gaisman, New York city. 

 783,710. Rubber compound [including 

 as its chief ingredient a distillate of 

 resin]. E. W. Strain. Philadelphia. 

 783,720. Pneumatic tire. F. E. Case, Canton, Ohio. 

 783,754. Harness pad for horses. E.L. McClain, as- 

 signor to The American Pad and Textile Co., Green- 

 field, Ohio. 

 Tire. C. Miller, Binghamton, N. Y. 

 Bath suit bag. W. A. Allen, New York 



783, 4«9. 



783,720. 



783.793- 

 783,811. 



city. 

 783.833 



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783.793. 



Antivibration pneumatic cushion [" for 

 elastically distancing two substances," as wheel 

 axles and vehicle bodies] L. Harris. London, 

 England. 



783839. Rubber boot. E. 



Kendall, San Francisco. 

 783,858. Pneumatic tire. [The 

 "Samson" leather protec- 

 tor for tires.] A Frey, as- 

 signor to Societe Ano- 

 nyme des PneumatiquesCuir " Samson, 

 France. 

 783,926. Cushion lire attaching means. Mary E. 

 Brooke, Denver, Col. 



Trade Mark. 



44,261. Rubber hose, rubber belting, and rubber packing. The Me- 

 chanical Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J., and Chicago. Essential 

 feature. — The representation of an elephant. Used since July i, 

 1S82. 



' Paris, 



783.858. 



