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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[February i, 1903. 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



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THE UNITED STATES lATENT RECORD. 



Issued December 2, igo2. 



O. 7I4,65(). Bathing apparatus. Herbert G. Batchelder, AU- 

 ston, Massachusetts. 



714,858. Manufacture of crude Kerite. William R. Brixey, 

 Seymour, Connecticut. 

 714,859. Kerite. William R. Brixey, Seymour, Connecticut. 



714.917. Playing ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 



714.918. Playing ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 

 715,028. Removable Horseshoe pad. Daniel J. Cummings, New 



Haven, Connecticut. 



7r5,o77. Clothes wringer. Ma-vimillian P. Janisch, Muskegon, Mich- 

 igan. 



715,094. Automatic pump for pneumatic tires. Charles S. Langlon, 

 Parkersburg, Illinois. 



715,186. Composition of matter for the manufacture of golf balls, etc. 

 Charles O. Watkins, Moriah, New York, assignor of one-half to 

 Charles Garvey. Crownpoint, New York. 



715,206 Playing ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 

 Issued December 9, 1902. 



7(5,248. Protective garment. Katherine M. Davis, Lake Providence, 

 Louisiana, assignor of one-half to Mary Tucker Ruple, Cleveland, 

 Ohio. 



715,295. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to the Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



715,305. Pneumatic tire. Edward H. Seddon, Brooklands, England. 



715.353. Process of making dress shields. Theron Davis, New York 

 city. 



7'5.359- Fountain pen. Robert B. Dickie, North Freedom, Wiscon- 

 sin. 



715,36:. Elastic tire for vehicles. Henry H. Durr, New York city. 



715.387. Horseshoe. Franciszek Kaczynski, Warsaw, Russia. 



715,419. Pencil sharpener, ink eraser, and paper cutter. Harper 

 Pease, Portland, Oregon. 



715,430. Detachable pneumatic tire. Frank A. Seiberling, Akron, 

 Ohio. 



715,566. Hose supporter. Moses H. Eiseraan, Chicago, Illinois. 



715.593. Wheel. Fred Lyon, Ithaca, New York, assignor of one-half 

 to William J. Romer, Ithaca. 



715,646. Eraser. R'chard J. Driscoli, Tarrytown, New York. 



Trade Mark. 



39,422. Certain named rubber goods. The Miller Rubber Manufac- 

 turing Co., Akron, Ohio. Essential feature — The representation 

 of a pair of hands grasping the ends of a bag or sack, which pre- 

 sumably is of seamless flexible rubber. Used since November, 

 1899. 



Issued December 16, 1902. 



7'5.837. Comb. Franz Mostertf, Berlin, Germany. 



715.965. Means for ornamenting plastic surfaces. Ernst P. Brandt, 



Baltimore, Maryland. 

 715,987. Tire fastening. Ralph M. Connable, Baltimore, Maryland. 

 716,066. Resilient tire. Jean P. Le Grand and Narcisse Cheneau, 



Levallois-Perret, France. 

 716,072. Hose clamp. Frank T. Lippincott, Newark, Ohio. 

 716,099. Tire for motor vehicles. Max Polack, Waltershausen, Ger- 

 many. 

 716,155. Elastic cable. Julius H. West, Berlin, Germany. 

 716,240. Syringe. Thomas L. Jones, Kansas City, Missouri. 

 716,245. Golf ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 

 716,251. Pneumatic hat block. Robert Lamont and Charles E. 



Weatherhead, Denver, Colorado. 

 716,290. Golf ball. Emmet Schultz, Arlington, New Jersey, assignor 



to The Arlington Co., a corporation of New Jersey. 

 7:6.291. Golf ball. Emmet Schultz, Arlington, New Jersey, assignor 



to The Arlington Co. 

 716.304. Fountain syringe. James H. Stearns, Brooklyn, New York. 

 7 '6,347. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 



assignor to the Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 

 716,348. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut, 



assignor to the Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 



716,349. Playing ball. Francis H. Richards. Hartford, Connecticut, 

 assignor to the Kempshall Manufacturing Co. 

 D,-sign Patent. 



36,172. Hot water bag or similar article. Victor C. Van't Woud, 

 Brooklyn, New York. 



Issued December 23, 1902. 



716,426. Syringe. Alcinous B. Jamison, New York city. 



716,526. Syringe bulb. Richard H. Eddy, Providence, Rhode Island. 



716,590. Joint closer for rubber tire setting machines. Will C. State, 

 Akron, Ohio, assignor to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. 



716,668. Waterproof holder for flower pots. Laura P.Cheney, New 

 Haven, Connecticut. 



716,693. Pneumatic inner tube for tires. Charles E. A. Esse, Orms- 

 kirk, England, assignor of one-half to James Hamilton Cobley, 

 London, England. 



716,739. Horseshoe pad. Bernard M. Moore and George F. Ebert, 

 Chicago, Illinois. 



716,784. Device for removing snow. James Sullivan, New York city. 

 Trade Matks^ 



39 546. Driving belts or bands. Loewitz & Rohlfs, Altona- Ottensen, 

 Germany. Essential feature. — The word " Hammonia " and a cir- 

 cle inclosing the head of a woman wearing a castellated diadem. 

 Used since November i, 1901. 



39550. Rubber tires. William F. Beasley, New York city. Essential 

 feature. — The compound word " Be-no-ca." Used since June i, 

 1902. 



39 551. Horseshoes and horseshoe pads and blanks. Safety Horse 

 Shoe Co., Ocean City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

 Essential featuie. — The representation of a pair of superposed 

 horseshoe shaped figures forming spaces between the sides of the 

 same, with the letters " S H S " disposed in said spaces. Used 

 since July i, 1902, 



Issued December 30, 1902. 



716,407. Resilient tire for wheels. Jean P. Le Grand, Levallois- 

 Perret, France. 



716,945. Golf ball. Lawrence M. Selzer, Akron, Ohio. 



716,951. Cap or cover for jars. DeWane B. Smith, Deerfield, New 

 York. 



717,229. Closure for inflatable devices. William F. Lott, Newark, 

 New Jersey. 



717,263. Protector for rubber tires. Herbert R. Palmer, Cleveland, 

 Ohio, assignor of one-half to Omar Stoppel, Cleveland. 



717,341. Bicycle tire cleaner. James B. Caboon, Kansas City, Mis- 

 souri. 



717,413. Playing ball. Eleazer Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 



717,463. Device for holding tires. Clarence M. Starner, Alga, Penn- 

 sylvania. 



717.480. Vulcanizer. Alfred J. White, Akron, Ohio, assignor to the 

 Williams Foundry and Machine Co., Akron, Ohio. 



Trade Mark. 

 39,558. Dress shields. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., New York city. 

 Essential feature. — The hyphenated word " E-ze-on." Used since 

 December, 1901. 



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

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



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 



^Denotes Applications from the United States.} 



Applications— 1902. 



23.325. Patrick Alphonsus Martin, 24, Temple row,- Birmingham. 

 Manufacture of balls for games. Oct. 27. 



23.326. Patrick Alphonsus Martin, 24, Temple row, Birmingham. 

 Manufacture of golf balls. Oct. 27. 



23,330. Thomas Frederick Atkinson and Henry Atkinson. 11, Bur- 

 lington chambers, New street, Birmingham. Rubber heels. Oct. 

 27. 



23,371. Joseph Devonpott Finney Andrews, Surrey. Electric cables. 

 "Oct. 27. 



23,402. James Harold Barry, 10, Basinghal! street, London. Pneu- 

 matic tires. Oct. 27. 



23,404. Howard William Franklin, 56, Ludgate Hill London. Pneu- 

 matic cover for cycle saddles. Oct. 27. 



23,436. George Edward Shand, 70, Chancery lane, London. Fountain 

 pens. Oct 27. 



