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IHE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[July 



1905. 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued May 2, 1905. 



NO. 788,520. Hand stamp. F. \V. Collins, New \ork city. 

 788,568. Machine for applying nipples to hose. II. 11. Welsh, 

 Jr., Wilmerding. Ta,, assignor to The Westinghouse Air 

 Brake Co. 

 Machine for applying hose to couplings. Samt. 

 Veterinary injector. G. li. Blackman. Chattanooga, Tenn 

 I lose coupling. T. C. Rogers, Sistersville, W. \'a. 

 Vehicle tire. [Pneumatic] I'. E. Doolittle, Toronto, 

 Canada. 

 788,711. Vehicle tire. Same. 



Atomizer. II. C. Deeks, I'aterson. N. J. 

 Pneumatic tire. C. S. Frank, Kpworth, Iowa. 

 Packing. E. D. llarsen, assignor to himself and 

 both New York city. 



Resilient vehicle tire. G. H. I )ryden, Chicago. 

 Billiard cue, [A cue comprising a cylinder, a cue 



ating therein, a rigid dellected connect- 

 ing portion at the buit end of the cylin- 

 der, and an air compressor and tube con- 

 necting the same with the dellected con- 

 necting section.! C. S. Jones, Indian- 

 apolis, Ind. 

 788, ()6S. Machine for applying clips 

 788,910. hose. W. A. Walker, Baltimore. 



Machine for applying clips to hose. Same. 

 Armor for pneumatic tires. R. Wright. Cleveland, Ohio 

 Elastic stocking. W. Bottger. Jr., Apolda, Germany 



788, 56q. 



788,577- 

 788,600. 

 788,710. 



788,757. 

 788,765. 

 788,769. 

 ham 

 788,324. 

 788.910. 



C. I.eed- 



btick 



oper- 



to 



788.969. 

 788,983. 



788,996. 



signor of two thirds to A. Lehrich, Berlin, Germany, and W. Do- 

 bermann, Schenectady, N. Y. 



788.997. Method of making elastic knitted fabrics. Sam,-. 



789,024. Automatic tire charging pump. J. M. Hibbard and A. C. 

 McCord. Chicago. 



789. 0S9. Reversible heel attachment. C. O. Frank, assignor of one- 

 half to W. N. Harper, both Port Huron, Mich. 



789,092. Syringe. G. A. Hulett, Ann Arbor, Mich. 



789,118. Composite boot or shoe. [Leather upper and rubber sole.] 

 G. F. Butterfield, assignor to G. 1. Butterfield, both of Boston. 



Issued May 9, 1905. 



789.411. Piston rod packing. A. W. Chesterton, Boston. 



789,145. Fireman's uniform [including a respirator]. J. Derx, St. 

 Louis, 



789.412. Wheel tire. J. S. Gushing, Norwood, Mass. 



789,428. Life preserver [comprising a glove and sleeve for the fore- 

 arm]. T. J. Ilruby and T. J. Jirik. Chicago. 



789,464. Rubber tire setting machine. E. H. Tragler and W. R. 

 Harris, Akron, Ohio ; Harris assignor to Tragler. 



789,510. Tip for chair legs, etc. G. K. Stetson, New Bedford, Mass. 



789,53s- Fountain pen. I). F. Gallagher, New York city. 



789,564. Vehicle tire. T. W. Ranson, Jr., Cleveland. Ohio. 



789.606. Tire. M. S. Gordon. Austin, Tex. 



789,621. Overshoe. C. P. Mattewson and C. W. Schell, Cleveland, 

 Ohio. 



789.651. Electrical conductor. C. L. Burlingham and W. J. Burton, 

 Chicago; assignors to Burton and J. NL Burlingham. 



789.652. Switchboard cord. W. J. Burton, Chicago, assignor of one- 

 half to J. M. Burlingham. 



789,686. Device for waving the hair. Mabel <;. Dunlap. New Rochelle, 



N. Y., assignor of one-half to Frank Moss, New York city. 

 789,689. Hose coupling. E. H. Gold, Chicago. 



Issued May, 16, 1905, 



789,718. Machine for applying adhesive or other coatings to sheets. J. 

 P. Curtis, Everett, Mass., assignor to, United Shoe Machinery Co. 



789,890. Rubber stamp. J. F. Tenney, Chicago. 



789,931. Tool for repairing pneumatic tubing. E, F. Pawasarat, She- 

 boygan, Wis. 



789,937. Rubber tire fastening for wheels. G. T. Reed, assignor of 

 one-third to A. H. Beimschla, both of Baltimore. 



789,948. Armored fle.\ible tubing. E. T. Williams, Duluth, Minn. 



789,986. Pneumatic tire shield. J. Marsden, San 

 Francisco. 



790,033. Process of making dress shields. T.Davis, 

 New York city. 



790,051. Breast pump. H. II. Ilalste.id, assignor of 

 one half to S. L. DeGarmo, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 



790,057, Respirator or inhaler. J. L. Hively, Elk- 

 hart, Ind. 



790.101. Fountain pen. J. Blair, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



790.102. Automatic setter for air brakes. W. II. 

 Brooks. West Point, N. Y. 



790,114. Vehicle tire fastener. A. L. Dixon, BulTa'o. /eg 986 



N. y. 



790,176. Hose drying device. C. M. Bowman, assignor to The Ro- 

 tary Fire Hose Co , both Lebanon, Pa. 

 790,237. Nose guard. V. A. Wilson, Jeannette, Pa. 

 790,252. Golf ball. L. J. Du Mahaut, assignor to L. J. Du Mahaut 

 Co. , both New York city. 



Tradf Mark. 

 883. Rubber reclaimed from waste rubber. The Alkali Rubber Co. , 

 Akron, Ohio. Essential featute. — The word ALKALI on three rub- 

 ber leaves arranged \n Jleitr de-Iis fashion. 

 Issued May 23, 1905. 

 790,279. Pneumatic tire [with puncture preventing band]. R. Bell- 



ingham and J. Bloomlield. Beccles, England. 

 790,282. Packing. A. C. Brantingham, Toledo, Ohio. 

 790,318. Atomizer. W. Sams, Chicago. 



790,398. Process of constructing golf balls. F. H. Richards, Hart- 

 ford, Conn., assignor to Perfect Golf Hall Co. 

 790,404. Tire for vehicles [comprising a series of resilient annular 

 tubes tangent one to another and arranged 

 concentrically around a common central lube 

 and tubes lashed together at intervals through- 

 out the circumference thereof]. G. S. Squires, 

 Boston. 

 790,401. Mold for making rubber balloon bags. 

 H. B. Faber and H. E. Seal, New York city, 

 assignors to Rubber Balloon Co. of America. 

 404 790,558 Composite boot or shoe. G F. Butter- 



field, Boston, assignor to G. 1. Butterfield. 

 Fountain pen. F. E. Shaw, Evart, Mich. 

 Hose coupling. J. F. Foy and J. Clark, Lock No. 3, Pa. 

 Tire [pneumatic]. F. Mesinger, New York city. 

 Toy. O. A. Prior, assignor to J. C. Stuetzer, Detroit, Mich. 

 Life preserver. S. Friedman, assignor of |V,',i to II. Mosco- 

 vitcb, both Paterson, N. J. 

 790,685. Hose coupling. M. Hendricks, Kenwood, W. Va. 

 Vehicle tire. T. R. Palmer, Erie, Pa. 



Fire plug hose hitch. J. Donovan, Braddock ; H. McGiory, 

 Wilkinsburg ; and G. J, Vogel, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; assignors to sun- 

 dry persons. 



Trade .Marks. 



i6ig. Rubber boots and shoes. Lambertville Rubber Co . Lambert- 

 ville, N. J. Essential Jealure —The words TOP SAWYER. 



1621. Rubber balls. Lambertville Rubber Co., Lambertville, N. J. 

 Essen ial feature.— Tbt hyphenated word HIGH-FLYER 



[NoTB. — Printed copies of specifications of United Stales patents may be ob- 

 tained from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid ] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



Patent Specifications Published. 



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

 tion, which in the case of those listed lielow was iir 19C4. 



♦ Denotes Patents /or American inventions. 



[Abstracted in the Official Journal, Airii 19. 1905.] 



* 28,159 (1903). Pen holder. J. G. Lorrain, London. (B. B. Gold- 



smith, New York.) 



* 28,167 (1903). Hose coupling. K. C. Scruggs, Birmingham, Ala- 



bama. 

 28,233(1903). Elastic tire. E. Gregg and T. H Hirst, Birmingham. 

 28,322(1903). Vehicle wheel [rendered resilient by the application of 



rubber blocks to the inner ends of the spokes]. G. H. Painter and 



G. Pittraan, Camberwell, London. 

 28,323 (1903), Valve (or air cushions. J. E. Morton, Portsmouth. 



790,596. 

 790,638. 

 790,646. 

 790,660. 

 790,682. 



790,742. 

 790,874. 



