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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 

 IssOEn November 4, 1902. 



NO. 712,507. Process of making dress shields or other water- 

 proof articles. Theron Davis, New Vorlt city. 



712,610. Golf ball. Anson R. Spear, St. Paul, Minnesota. 

 712,611, Golf ball. Same. 

 712,634. E.-iercising apparatus. Richard Aronstein, Goldfield, Colc- 



rado. 

 712,641. Horseshoe pad. Henry Biles, Ealing Dean, England, as- 

 signor to James Henry Osborne, London. 

 712,816. Rubber heel for boots and shoes. George W. Lewton, Des 



Moines, Iowa. 

 712,827. Exercising apparatus. George S. Maxwell, Jersey City, and 



George White, Jr., Madison, New Jersey. 

 7r3.co6. Pneumatic tire repairing tool. Winfield M. Kimberlin, 



Akron, Ohio, assignor of one-half to Edward C. Elppert, Akron. 

 713,017. Syringe. Walter H. Pumphrey, New York city. 

 Trade Marks. 



39,171. Certain named goods and articles made from India rubber and 

 its compounds with their accessories. The Hartford Rubber Works 

 Co., Hartford, Connecticut. 



39,212. Rubber tires for vehicles. International Automobile and 

 Vehicle Tire Co , New York city. 



Issued November ii, 1902. 



713,123. Electric conduit. Amanda M. Lougee, Boston, Massachu- 

 setts, assignor to Clifton Manufacturing Co., Boston. 



713,122. Method of making electric conduits. Saim. 



713,226. Vehicle wheel. George S. Lee, Hawthorne, New Jersey. 



713,234. Stopper for hot water bags. Edward E. Menges, New Ha- 

 ven, Connecticut, assignor to the Seamless Rubber Co. 



7i3i35i. Pneumatic tire. Charles H. Shepard, North Plainfield, New 

 Jersey. 



Trade Marks. 



39.227. Antiseptic waterp.-oof sheetings, diapers, and waterproof under- 

 garments. Arthur L. Sweetser, Boston, Massachusetts. 



39.228. Certain named rubber goods. The B. F. Goodrich Co., 

 Akron, Ohio. 



39,243. Waterproofing compound. Toch Brothers, New York city. 

 Issued November 18, 1902. 



713,656. Bathing cap. Frederick G. Littell, Brooklyn, New York. 



713,708. Stopper. William G. Spire, Sheridan township, Iowa. 



713,716. Cushioned horseshoe, William Thorby, Buffalo, New Yoik, 

 assignor of one half to George Goetz, Buffalo. 



713. 73*^ Process of manufacturing rubber. Albert C. Blossier, Paris, 

 France. 



7!3,769 Golf ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 



713,770. Playing ball. Same. 



lii.n^- Process of making golf balls. Same, 



713,772. Playing ball. Same. 



713,855. Pneumatic tire. George H. Clark, Boston, Massachusetts, 

 assignor to the Clark Cycle Tire Co. 



713,882. Elastic horseshoe. Joseph Hirsch, Kansas City, Missouri. 



713,900. Supporting bandage. Lee R. Miller and Emanuel T. Rich- 

 ert, Akron, Ohio. 



713,971. Cushion heel plate. Herman F. Dernell, Athens, New York. 

 Issued November 25, 1902. 



714,164. Pneumatic tire. Wilbraham Edmund, Ealing, England, as- 

 signor to himself, and Alister Macnab, London, England. 



714,271. Vehicle wheel. John M. Alderfer, Sharon Center, Ohio. 



714. 333- Vehicle tire and rim. Franklin G. Saylor, Franklin, assignor 

 of oaehalf to George H. Morrill, Jr., Norwood, Massachusetts. 



714,380. Horseshoe. Alonzo F. Kerns, Chicago, Illinois. 



714,528. Means for tightening wires in elastic tires. John E. Sprague, 

 Portage township, Ohio. 



714,544. Display box. Herman Wertz, Newark, New Jersey, assignor 

 to Hardman Rubber Co. 



714,628. Hose rack. Charles Wright, Everson, Pennsylvania, as- 

 signor of one half to James J. O'Shea, Everson. 



714,649. Ore conveying surface for electrical separators. Henry M. 

 Sutton, Walter L. Steele, and Edwin G. Steele, Dallas, Texas. 



Trade Marks. 

 39,361. Elastic exercising devices. The Paraco Rubber Co. , Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



[Note.— Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be or- 

 dered from The India Rubber World offices at lo cents each, postpaid.] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 



[* Denotes Afplicaticns from the United States.^ 



Applications— igo2. 



20,615. George Spurgeon, g, Bulwer road, Leytonstone, Essex. Pneu- 

 matic tire. Sept. 22. 



20,666. Alexander Thomas Stevenson, 18, Buckingham street. Strand, 

 London. Dress shield. Sept. 22. 



*20,749. Charles Edward Thomas, Fife House, Kingston-on-Thames. 

 Pneumatic vehicle tire. (Date of application in United States 

 Sept. 23, 1901.) Sept. 23. 



20,827. George Henry Hastings, 43, Gibson square. London. Pneu- 

 matic tire for cycles and vehicles. Sept. 2}. 



20,834. Richard Green, [28, Colmore row, Birmingham. Pneumatic 

 tire. Sept. 24. 



20,883. Arthur Keats, Brocton, near Stafford. Tire for bicycle and 

 similar wheels. Sept. 25. 



*20,gio. William Prampoiini, 53. Chancery lane, London. Substitute 

 for India-rubber and method of preparing the same. (Date of ap- 

 plication in the United Stales, Feb. 6, 1902.) Sept. 25. 



20,962. William Smith, 141. Leytonstone road, Stratford, London. 

 Pneumatic tire. Sept. 26. 



21,100. Ernest Arthur Hilder, i6g, Brecknock road, Kentish Town, 

 London. " The Unpunctuiable " pneumatic tire. Sept. 27. 



*2i,iog. Eleazer Kempshall, 45, Southampton buildings. Chancery 

 lane, London. Playing ball. Sept. 27. 



2i,i2g. Patrick Millar Matthew and Colin Ross Crombie, Glasgow. 

 Golf ball. Sept. 2g. 



21,244. Harry Panzetta, 167, Inderwick road, Hornsey, London Ap- 

 pliance for straining and coupling wires for securing rubber tires to 

 wheels. Sept. 30. 



21.328. James Healey, Helsby, near Warrington. Machine for insu- 

 lating wires. Oct. i. 



21,335. William Thomas Percy Taylor, 77, Colmore row, Birming- 

 ham. Pneumatic tire. Oct. i. 



21.355. David Basch, 45, Southampton buildings. Chancery lane, 

 London. Dress shield. Oct 1. 



21.356. David Basch. Same. Oct. 1, 



21,371. James Hill Hammond, 322, High Holborn, London. Pneu- 

 matic tire. Oct. I. 



21,373. Elwin Midgley, 173, Fleet street, London. Pneumatie tire. 

 Oct. I. 



21.350. Edwin Midgley, 173, Fleet street, London. Pneumatic tire 

 cover. Oct. 1. 



21,407. Edward Henry Seddon, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. Oct. 2. 



21,410. Richard Frederick Gordon, 9, Tempest Hey, Liverpool. Tire 

 for vehicles. Oct. 2. 



21,498. Frank Fayers Kerr, 17a, South Castle street, Liverpool. 

 Pneumatic tire. Oct. 3. 



21,575. Reginald Williams, ill, Hatton garden, London. Pneumatic 

 tire. Oct. 3. 



21,745. Harold Sandwith, 18, Southampton buildings, Chancery lane, 

 London. Elastic tire for vehicle wheels. Oct. 6. 



21,947. Thomas McClelland, Jr., and William Campbell, Glasgow. 

 Golf ball. Oct. g. 



21,957. Medwin Caspar Clutterbuck, Brighton. Pneumatic tire. 

 Oct. g. 



22.033. Thomas Crompton Redfern, Manchester. Detachable rubber 

 heel for boots and shoes. Oct. 10. 



22.169. Edward Daniel Wood, 43, Lugard road, Peckham, London. 

 Improvement on chrome tanned leather for use in pneumatic tires 

 and inner bands, for the prevention of punctures. Oct. 11. 



22,172. Charles James Grist, 55, Chancery lane, London. Golf ball. 

 Oct. II. 



22,310. William Waters, Manchester. Rubber pad for horseshoes. 

 Oct. 14. 



22,368. Charles Thomas Kingzett, 24, Southampton buildings, Chan- 

 cery bne, London. Improvement in rubbered balls for golf and 

 other game?. Oct. 14. 



22,555. Isaac Shinwell McDougall, 18, Southampton buildings. Chan- 

 cery lane, London. Electric insulating material. Oct. 16, 



