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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[August i, 1905. 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



Issued June 13, 1905. 

 7g»,oo8. I'neumatic tire. P. E. Doolittle, Toronto, Canada. 



790. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 

 Issued May 30, 1905. 



NO. 790,906. Tubular flexible article [tire cover or the likej. A 

 H.Marks, Akron. Ohio. 

 790,907. Method of constructing tubul.ir flexible articles. Same. 

 790,914. Tire protector. 11. 1'. I'alin, North Attleboro, Mass. 



790.954. Golf ball. C. Davis, Washington, D. C, assignor to Cam- 

 bridge Mfg. Co., Wilmington, Del. 



790.955. Golf b«ll. Same. 



790,971. Flexible tube and connection. A. W. Nicbolls, Chicago, III , 



assignor of one-half to F. P. Noera, Waterbury, Conn. 

 791,075. Pneumatic attachment for riveting and plateclosing machine^. 



H. A. Carpenter, .Sewickley, Pa., assignor to Riter-Conley Mlj;. 



Co., Jersey City, N. J. 

 791,100. Waterproof explosive cap for blasting purposes E. W. 



Keith, Denver, and A. 11. Boyd, Leadville, Colo. 

 791.345- Tire repairing device. O. F. Kadow, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 791,377. Stork neck for gas tubes. W. S. Stapley, Bridgeport, Conn,, 



assignor to The Bridj;eport Brass Co. 



Trade Maris. 



651. Pneumatic and rubber tires. C. L. Ireson, Boston. Essential 

 feature. — The hyphenated letters 10. 



Rubber bath and llesh brushes, rubber complexion brushes, and 

 rubber tooth and toilet brushes. C. J. Bailey. Boston. Essential 

 feature.— The word BAILEY'S. 



1715. Packing. S. R. Dresser, Bradford, Pa. Essential feature. — 

 The representation of a cap inclosed in an elliptical frame. Above 

 the cap appear the letters S R. DRESSER'S and below the cap the 

 letters CAP RUBBER. 



1724. Rubber boots and shoes. T. Crowley, Lambertville. N. ]. 

 Essential feature. — The word TUNNEL associated with the picto- 

 rial representation of a crossed pick and shovel and a miner's cap 

 and lamp. 



Issued June 6, 1905. 



791,552. Gasket material. [Wire mesh and rubber.] R. C. Hance, 

 Holmes, Wyo. 



791.563- Rubber dam holder |for dentists' use]. R. F. Ludwig, Chi- 

 cago. 



791,592. Rubber tire. J. A. Swinehart, 

 Akron, Ohio. 



791. 648. Apparatus for making golf balls. 

 F. H. Richards, Hartford. Conn. 



791.649. Apparatus for molding playing 

 balls. Same. 



791,592. 791.690. Comb. F. W. Grell, New Votk 



city, assignor to American Hard Rubber Co. 

 791,705. Hose coupling. A. B. Lees, Great Barrington, Mass 

 791,774. Form for making seamless rubber articles. T. M. Gregory. 



Akron, Ohio, assignor to The Miller Rubber Mfg. Co [Described 



elsewhere in this paper.] 



791.787. Pneumatic breast strap [for horses]. C. T. Howard, Rost- 

 dale, Kans., assignor of one half to J. O. McVey, Kansas Citv, Mf. 



791.788. Pneumatic horse collar. Same. 

 791,946, Apparatus for casting playing balls. F II 



Richards, Hartford, Conn. 



791,991. Rubber tire fastener for wheels. G. T. Reed ^ 



assignor of one-third to A. H. Beinischla. both ol 

 Baltimore. 



Trade A/ar/Ls. 



2,515. Atomizers and bulb and fountain syringes. 791,991. 



The S. H. Wetmore Co., New York city. Essentia/ feature. — 

 The word CENTURY. 



2.650. Dress shields and protectors. The Canfield Rubber Co , 

 Bridgeport, Conn. Essential f-alur,-. — The representation of a 

 peacock with its tail extended in fan shape and the representation 

 of a dress shield immediately on and concealing part of the tail, 



2.651. Dress shields and protectors. Same. Essential feature. — The 

 representation of a peacock perched on the concave edge of a dress 

 shield with the tail of the peacock extending in front of and to a 

 point below the convex edge of the shield. 





792,008. 792 009 792,075. 



792,009. Tool for applying clincher tire casings to clincher rims. E. 

 N. Downs, Chicago 



792.074. Hose coupling for hydrants. G. Rathburn, I'eoria, III. 



792.075. Vehicle tire. J. C. Raymond, New York city. 

 792,124. Fountain comb. W. H. Evan*. 



Monticello, III. 

 792,130. Toy. P. Heftier, assignor t.i 



E. .Storch, both of Vienna, Austria. 

 792.198. Vulcanizing mold [for forming 



rubber hose and tubing in long 



lengths] H. Z. Cobb, Wilmington, 



Del. 

 792,206. Pyrograph. W. H. Figg, Washington, D. C. 

 792,227. Fireman's respirator. W. F. Merryman, assignor of one-half 



to H. R. Wolcott, both of Denver, Colo. 

 792,230. Hot air inhaler. N. K. Morris, Denver, Colo. 

 792,278. Bath brush. P. J. McCarthy, Providence, R. I. 

 792,290. Pneumatic tire. C. S. Sears, Toledo, Ohio. 

 792,299. Syringe [for dentists' use], S. M. Weaver, Cleveland, Ohio. 

 792,348. Oxygen inflating device. T. P. Pomeroy, Freeport, Mich. 

 792,417. Hose or pipe coupling, W. S. Houser, Dubois, Pa. 

 792,555. Elastic tread. P. W. Pratt, Boston. 



Trade Marks. 



2,799. Rubber heels for ladies' boots and shoes. A. E. Little & Co., 

 Lynn, Mass. Essential feature. — The word SO ROSIS inclosed in 

 a circle. 



2.859. Rubber belting. Gibbens & Stream, New Orleans, La. Es- 

 sential feature. — The representation of a mosquito, associated with 

 the word MOSQUITO. 



Issued June, 20, 1905. 

 Hose coupling. J. H. Stephens, Vernon, Tex. 



792,673. Grip tread for pneumatic tires. W. J. 

 Smith, assignor to L. G. Fischer, both of Can- 

 astota, N. Y. 

 7g!.688. Cushion for shoes. E. J. Bliss, Edgar- 

 town, Mass., assignor to Tredair Rubber Co , 

 7i):,673. Boston. 



792.766. Tire for vehicle wheels. W. F. Ellis, Stam- 

 ford, Conn., and E. C. Davis, New Brunswick, 

 N. J., assignors to The Universal Tire Co., New 

 Yoik citv. 



792.767. Tire construction. Same. 

 792,844. Brake for rubber-tired vehicles. E. Perron 



and W. A. Sawyer, Rockland, Mich. 

 792.897. Vehicle wheel [with resilient tire comprising 

 a series of springsand a rubber tread]. 

 L, A. Hill, Washington, D. C. 

 792.898. Fountain pen. S. H. Hodges, South Glens Falls, 

 N. Y. 



792,921. Resilient tired wheel. J. Partington, Saltaire, 

 England. 



792 988. Fountain pen. S. H. Hodges, South Glens Falls, 

 792,921. N. Y. 



Trade Marks. 



75S. Insulating varnishes and compounds for insulating purposes. 

 .Standaid Varnish Works. New York city. Essential feature. — 

 The word VO_TALAC, inclosed within a diamondshaped figure. 



4 123. Insulating compound. Standard Underground Cable Co., 

 Pittsburgh. Essential feature.— Tht word OZITE 



[NoTR.— Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be ob- 

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



792,626. 



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