March i, 1903.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



199 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 

 Issued January 6, 1903. 



NO. 717,614. Composition horseshoe. George J. Peacock, Buf- 

 falo, New York. 

 717,674. Tobacco-pouch. Edward Ilafer. Cincinnati, Ohio. 

 717,830. Dress shield. Leta M. Ferguson, Washington city. 

 718,053. Water bag [with exterior removable bag or cover]. Thomas 

 Gregory, Akron, Ohio, assignor of one-half to Thomas W. Miller, 

 Akron. 



Trade Mark. 

 3g,6i2. Fountain pens. Guiterman. Rosenfeld & Co., New York city. 

 Essential feature — The word "Alderman." Used since January 

 29, igoo. 



Issued January 13. 1903. 



718,121. Seamless rubber balloon. David Harris, Brooklyn, New 

 York, assignor to Rubber Balloon Co, of America, Brooklyn. 



718.148. Apparatus for setting rubber tires. Frederic A. Orcutt, 

 Florence, Massachusetts. 



718.149. Abdominal truss. Henry W. Pell. Rome, New York. 

 718,202. Fountain syringe. James Hardman, Jr., Belleville, New 



Jersey, assignor to Hardman Rubber Co. 

 718,244. Supporting shoe for vehicles with air tires. Leon Combrun, 



Clicby-on-the-Seine, France. 

 718,251. Hand stamp Benjamin B. Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 



assignor to the B. B. Hill Manufacturing Co.. Philadelphia. 

 718,275. Wheel for road vehicles [wiih elastic balls between the stee' 



tire rim and felly. J Glencairn S. Ogilvie, Woodbridge, England. 

 718,286. Molding and vulcanizing apparatus [for rubber stamp work 



and the like]. Richard H. Smith, Springfield, Massachusetts. 

 718,331. Furniture nail, [with head consisting in part of rubber]. 



Robert L. EUery, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, assignor to Mor- 



ley Button Manufacturing Co., Saco, Maine, and Boston. 

 718,392. Overshoe for horseshoes. Charles .Scudder, Trenton, New 



Jersey, assignor to Horace G. Hough and George B. LeBarre, 



Trenton. 

 718,405. Electric cut-out. Charles Wagner, Brooklyn, New York, as- 

 signor to Edward F. Caldwell & Co., New York city. 

 718,408. Truss pad. William C. Wetniore, Buffalo, New York. 

 718,421. Hernial truss pad. Dudley Brisky, Milltown, Alabama. 

 718,439. Cellular rubber tire for vehicles. Alfred Ducasble, Asnieres, 



France. 

 718,470. Respirator. Harold E. Jones, Racine, Wisconsin. 



718.526. Cushion tread for heel. Henry F. Rooney, Randolph, as- 

 signor to Mellen Bray, trustee, Newton, Massachusetts. 



718.527. Apparatus for waterproofing textile fabrics. Finch Rush 

 worth, Bradford, England. 



Issued January 20, 1903. 

 718,645. Elastic [solid] wheel tire. William C. Lilly, Akron, Ohio. 

 718,652. Finger guard. Duncan McMillan, Brooklyn, New York. 

 718,096. Vehicle tire. John S. Chenhalls, Plymouth, England. 

 718,850. Cycle saddle. Johannes A. Kruseman, Lisse, Netherlands- 

 718,958. Massaging apparatus. Fenton B. Turck, Chicago, Illinois. 

 Trade Matk. 



39,666. Elastic belting. The C. A. Edgarton Manufacturing Co., 

 Shirley, Massachusetts. Essential feature — The word " Ball Bear- 

 ing." Used since September 10, 1902. 



Issued January 27, 1903. 



719,023, Vehicle wheel [with a series of separately inflatable tire sec 

 tions]. Charles Miller, Binghamton, New York. 



719,042. Packing [for stuffing boxes, of textile fiber and India-rub- 

 ber]. Wilhelm Reinhold, Berlin-Reinickendorf, Germany. 



719,162. Hoof pad. August C. Tappe, Cincinnati, Ohio. 



719,179. Vehicle tire. Frank P. Brining, Westgrove, Pennsylvania. 



719,184. Closing head or stopper for bottles. George G. Campbell, 

 Rochester, New York. 



719,293. Tire [of ground rubber scrap, ground tire rubber, and rubber 

 cement]. Edward A. Arcouet, Chicago, Illinois. 



719,329. Vehicle tire fastener. Jacques C. Haines, Chicago, Illinois, 

 assignor of two-thirds to William E. Huber and Chester Haines, 

 Chicago. 



719,344. Snow excluder [consisting of an inflatable tube, around the 

 ankle, at the top of a shoe]. Levi L. Leathers, St. Albans, Maine. 



719,352. Finger pad. Joseph G. Marsh, Manchester, New Hamp- 

 shire, assignor of one half to Henry A. Farrington, Manchester. 



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

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



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 



[* Denotes Applieations from the United States, \ 



Applications — 1902. 



25.769. J. P. Cochrane, Glasgow. Manufacture of golf balls. Nov. 24. 



25,779. 1^. Gornall, Pilling, Lancashire. Method of attaching rubber 



tires to vehicle wheels. Nov. 24. 

 25,810. A. Hopton, 124, Euston road, London. Method of fitting 



elastic tires to vehicle wheels. Nov. 24. 

 25,882. A. J. Boult, III, Hatton garden, London. Unpuncturable 

 pneumatic tire cover. (G. F. Brown, New South Wales.) Nov. 24. 

 25,951. W. Balassa, Liverpool. Resilient tire. Nov. 25. 

 26,074. T. Moore, 4. South street, Finsbury, London. Detachable 



rubber heel. Nov. 26. 

 26,103. J. W. Brierley, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. Nov. 27. 



26,134. J. Findlay, Glasgow. Punctureproof lining for pneumatic 

 tires. Nov. 27. 



26,152. O. R. Fischer, Barmen, Germany. Caoutchouc cement. 



Nov. 27. 

 26,155. W. Hillman. Southampton buildings, London. Manufacture 



of golf balls. Nov. 27 

 26,159. L. von der Heide and C. von der Heide, 81, High Holborn, 



London. Boots with elastics. Nov. 27. 



26.181. C. H. Gray and T. Sloper, HI, Hatton garden, London. 

 Pneumatic tire. Nov. 27. 



26.182. C. H. Gray and T. .Sloper, 11 1, Hatton garden, London. 

 Elastic tire. Nov. 27. 



26,183 C. H. Gray and T. Sloper, iii, Hatton garden, London. 



Rubbered threads. Nov. 27. 

 26,298. G. Tupinier and R. Personne de Sennevoy, in, Hatton garden, 



London. Puncture closing device for. pneumatic tires. (Date of 



application in France, March 7, 1902.) Nov. 28. 

 26,370. J. A. Mays, i, Belsize terrace, London. Pneumatic tire and 



tire fabric. Nov. 29. 

 26,426. T. J. Cross, Cork. Wired-on rubber tire for motor cars. 



Dec. I. 

 *26,435. Mc I. J. D. Carter, Holborn, London. Fountain penholder. 



(A. Walters, United States ) Dec. i. 

 26,140. W. S. Dunker, Ilford, Essex. Pneumatic and solid rubber 



tires. Dec. i. 

 26,457. S. Butler, 33, Cannon street, London. Means of preventing 



side slip in rubber tires. Dec. I. 

 26,514. M. Purser, Jr., Carlow, Ireland. Non slipping tire cover for 



motors and cycles. Dec. 2. 

 26,524. B. Birnbaum & Son, Limited., and H. B. Birnbaum, London. 



Improvement in waterproof garments. Dec. 2. 

 26,528. J. A. Mays, I, Belsize terrace, London. Elastic tire. Dec. 2. 

 25,575. F. Symons, 46, Lincoln's Inn fields, London. Cushion for 



horseshoes. Dec. 2. 

 26,577. J. Classen, 18, Buckingham street, London, Reversible heel 



pad. Dec. 2. 

 26,648. V. P. Smith, 173, Fleet street. London. Pneumatic vehicle 



tire. Dec. 3. 

 26,650. M. Vivian, Chiswick, London. Rubber motor and cycle tire 



and method of attaching same. Dec. 3. 

 26.670. W. E. Carmont, 173, Fleet street, London. Elastic tire for 



vehicles. Dec. 3. 

 26,713. W. W. Becks, Finsbury park, London. Babies' rubber spoon 



and teething pad. Dec. 4. 

 26,730. S. T. Richardson, and R. Price, Birmingham. Pneumatic 



tire. Dec. 4. . 



26,745 R. Smith, Tottenham, London. Punctureproof band for use 



inside of pneumatic tiie covers. Dec. 4. 

 26,814. E. A. Streatten, Birmingham. Pneumatic tire. Dec. 5- 

 27,117. J. Bailey, Birmingham. Elastic belt. Dec. 9. 

 *27,I35. H. H. Lake, Southampton buildings, London. Manufacture 



of dress shields. (The Canfitld Rubber Co., United States.) 



Dec. g. 



