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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 

 Issued September i, 1903. 



NO. 737,6q5. Soft tread horseshoe. C. H. Beardsley. Fremont, 

 Ohio, assignor of one half to C. Gibson and W. D. Totten, 

 Detroit, Michigan. 



737, 97. Collapsible tube for fountain pens. W. Bolles, assignor of 

 one half to J. L. Chase, both of Toledo, Ohio. 



737,698. Golf ball [with core composed of elastic thread or bands 

 wound under tension], C. E. Boutwood, Hinsdale, Illinois, 



737,702. Tire [solid rubber, for vehicles ; with base and tread portions 

 of differing degrees of compressibility]. E. B. Cadwell, New 

 York city. 



737,745, Felly for vehicle wheels [with which is connected a pneumatic 

 tire and means for retaining the same]. R. Kronenburg, Ohligs, 

 Germany. 



737.75 1. Fabric [comprising a plurality of layers of pliable vulcanized 

 material containing fire resisting ingredients in a portion of said 

 layers, said layers being of varying degrees of hardness]. Aman- 

 da M. Lougee, Boston, Massachusetts. 



737.773- Playing ball. F. H. Richards, Hartford, Connecticut. 



737.774- Playing ball. Same. 



737)795- Syringe pipe. V. C. V. Wood, New York city. 

 737,816. Elastic tire for vehicles W. Balassa, Vienna, Austria. 



737.845. Horseshoe [with elastic tread]. E. II. Jackson, Colvinrun, 

 Virginia. 



738,009. Medicine applicator [with collapsible retainer]. II. N. 

 Dews, Portsmouth, Virginia. 



738,064. Vehicle tire [pneumatic, of the clincher type], Adolf Prinz- 

 horn, of the Continental Caoutchouc- und Guttapercha-Co., Han- 

 over, Germany. 



Issued September 8, 1903. 



738,175. Girdle for supporting garments, Lillian Fagan, Columbia 



Falls, Montana. 

 738.235. Smoking pipe [with corn cob bowl and a stem of rubber 



tubing]. I. Pfortner and G. A. Pfortner, New York city. 

 738,250. Flexible tubular covering. J. Stanley, Newark, New Jersey. 

 738,544. Hotwater bottle. F. H. Jones, Wakefield, Massachusetts, 



assignor to Tyer Rubber Co. 

 738,566. Vehicle tire and method of manufacturing same. C. B. 



Nirdlinger, St. Louis, Missouri. 

 738,593. Auriphone [being a mouthpiece and an earpiece connected by 



a flexible tube]. L. M. Atkinson, Rockport, Indiana. 

 738,603, Syringe nozzle. H. Brown, London, England. 

 738,639. Cushion tread horseshoe. A. A. Spadone, New York city. 

 Trade Mark, 



41,074. Rubber heels for boots and shoes. P. W. Miner & Son, Ba- 

 tavia, New York. Essential feature — "Treadeasy." Used since 

 February, 1896. 



Issued September 15, 1903. 



738,839. Fountain pen for recording machines. O. C. Patton, Den- 

 ver, Colorado. 



738,859. Fountain pen filling device. H. Taylor, St. Paul, Minne- 

 sota. 



738,876. Fountain pen. J. Barnes, assignor to W. F. & John Barnes 

 Co., both of Rockford, Illinois. 



739,025. Inner tube for pneumatic tires. T. R. Palmer, Jeannette, 

 Pennsylvania, 



739,°53- Vehicle wheel [including flexible tire], L. Biava, New York 

 city. 



739,°97- Hose or tubing. F. M. Marcy, Worcester, assignor of one 

 half to G. O. Draper, Hopeville, Massachusetts. 



Design Patent. 



36,558. Tiling. R. L. Chipman, Akron, Ohio. Term of patent 14 years. 

 Issued September 22, 1903. 



739,658. Vehicle wheel [with rubber cushion tire.] G. D. Dryden, 

 Chicago, 111. 



739,720. Fountain pen. J. G. Rider, Rockford, Illinois. 



739)753- Playing ball [comprising a springy hollow core, a hard shell 

 of plastic material, an intervening layer of soft rubber, and a metal 

 layer embedded in said soft rubber layer, all enclosed in a shell of 

 Gutta-percha], E. Kempshall, Boston, Massachusetts. 



Issued September 29, 1903. 



739,826. Antiskidding device for vehicle wheels. S. Butler, West- 

 bury-on-Tyrm, England. 



740,069. Vehicle tire. W. O. Worth, Chicago, Illinois. 



740,142. Heel for boots or shoes. J. C. Hale, Alexandria, Scotland, 

 assignor to R. M. Howison, London. 



740,148. Horseshoe pad [consisting of layers of fibrous material ce- 

 mented together by a waterproof material], A. Larsen, Chicago, 

 Illinois. 



740,184. Antiskidding device for vehicle wheels. W. D. Sainsbury, 

 Dublin, Ireland. 



740,278. Rocking chair attachment [a rubber strip for the under side 

 of the rocker]. W. E. Howe, Talladega. Alabama. 



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

 dered from The India Rubber World offices at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 



[* Denotes Applications from the United States.] 



Applications — 1903. 



8,244. Constance Campione, London. Dress shield. Aug. 24. 

 8,249. G. Sutton, London. Means for molding hollow objects in 



plastic material (E. J. LeComte, Mexico). Aug. 24. 

 8,365. J. S. Fairfax, London. Elastic air pressure balls (S. A. 



Tidey, Switzerland). Aug. 25. 

 8,385. P. A. Martin, Birmingham. Means of manufacture of golf 



balls. Aug. 26. 

 8,483. W. R. Amos, London. Hose coupling. Aug. 27. 



8.635. J- W\ R. Scriven, Bradford. Pneumatic tire cover. Aug. 29. 



8.636. W. Buttery, Bradford. Tire for cycles and motors. Aug. 29. 

 8,664. R. J. Routledge, London. Tire for motor cycles and motors. 



Aug. 29. 



8,671. W. II. Chapman, London. Puncture preventing device for 

 tires. Aug. 29. 



18,716. A. A. Waterman, London. Fountain pen. Aug. 31. 



8.770. C. E. Boutwood, London. Golf ball. Aug. 31. 



8,845. H. C. Berger, London. Resilient protective covering for 

 pneumatic tires. Sept. 1. 



8,876. D. P. Goodwin, Birmingham. Tire for motor and other vehi- 

 cles. Sept. 1. 



8.937- W. R. Ormandy, Liverpool. Method of manufacture of rub- 

 ber tires for vehicles. Sept. 2. 



8,996. E. W. Warriner, London. Fountain pen. Sept. 3. 



9,001. J. S. Campbell and A. H. Atteridge, London. Golf ball. 

 Sept. 3. 



9,062. W. R. Cornell, Black Bourton, Oxon. Life belt. Sept. 4. 



9,091. T. J. Cooper and J. D. Smith, London. Pneumatic tire. 

 Sept. 4. 



9,100. I. E. Winslow and W. P. Pearsall, London. Resilient wheel 

 for vehicles. Sept. 4. 



9.148. V. Pappenheim, London. Syringe. Sept. 5. 



9.149. V. Pappenheim, London. Spraying bottle. Sept. 5. 

 9,159. G. R. Venner and F. W. Trash, London. Pneumatic tire for 



cycles and motors. Sept. 5. 

 9,162. W. F. Williams, London. Elastic tire. Sept. 5. 

 9,192. Carl Otto Weber, Crumpsall. Improvements in the utilization 



of low grades of India-rubber and Gutta-percha and their resinous 



constituents. Sept. 7. 

 9,230. W. Barber and F. Johnson, London. Revolving heel pad. 



Sept. 7. 

 9,295. C. Bissell and W. Bradshaw, Manchester. Pneumatic tire 



and rim for cycles and motor cars. Sept. 8. 

 9,299. P. A. Martin and B. A. Martin, Birmingham. Tire for vehi- 

 cle wheels. Sept. 8. 

 9,325. H. F. Hills, London. Puncture resisting device for tires. 



Sept. 8. 

 9,346. J. Griffiths, London. Adjustable heel pad. Sept. 8. 

 9.413. H. Metzger, Manchester. Inflatable toy. Sept. 9. 

 q,42g. E. S. Woolf, Liverpool. Antislipping device for pneumatic 



tires. Sept. 9. 

 9,450. Anna Wesp, London. Seamless dress shield and method of 



manufacture. Sept. 9. 

 9,455. M. McNally, London. Cap for closing severed ends of tire 



inner tubes. Sept. 9. 

 9,565. J. Monk, Manchester. Pneumatic tire. Sept. n. 



