June 



[904.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



313 



RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



non, 

 756.770. 

 756,778. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



Issued April 5, 1904. 



NO. 756,222. Brush [for scrubbing]. W. W. Evans, Salt Lake 

 City, Utah. 

 756,350. Hose mender. F, A. Garbutt, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 756.376 Fountain pen [feed for]. F. M. Kegrize, Philadelphia. 

 756,472. Wheel [with resilient tire]. J. Carpenter, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 756,515. Lever for manipulating the covers of pneumatic tires. E. 



Michelin, Clermond Ferrand, France. 

 756,517. Siphon. C. Miller, .Sunflower, Pa. 

 756.536. Safety tire. A. F, Sherwood, Peekskill, N. Y. 

 756,544. Surgical or obstetrical sheet. W. W. Townsend, Rutland, 

 Vt., assignor of three fourths to W. N. Knowlton, Melrose. Mass. 

 756,546. Combined hydrometer and syringe. R. Van Benthuyscn, 



Newark, N. J. 

 756,717. Hose drier [for fire department use], H. J. Schools, Leba- 

 Pa. [Illustrated on another page of this issue.] 

 Bottle closure. E. E. Adams, New York city. 

 Self filling fountain pen. R. Conklin, Toledo, Ohio. 

 Issued April 12, 1904. 



756,842. Device for removing water from the hair. Fannie S. Em- 

 mons, Richmond, Ind. 



756,998. Brush [with rubber cushioned head]. G. A. Vickery, Lex- 

 ington, Mass. 



757,024. Marking and lettering pen. C. C. Clement, Boston. 



757,148. Scouring machine for woven fabrics. J. Schweiter, Horgen, 

 Switzerland. 



757, 1 57. Atomizer. C. L. Turner, Winthrop, Mass., assignor to 

 Davidson Rubber Co., Boston. 



757. IQ 9- Vehicle tire. M. A. Kennady, assignor to Tredair Rubber 

 Co., both of Boston. 



757,241. Hair curler. N. B. Stone, Outlook, Wash. 



757,247. Toy [hollow ball, designed to open as a parachute]. G. J. Al- 

 termatt, Philadelphia. 



757.361. Process of rendering leather durable and waterproof. [Leather 

 for shoe uppers is treated on the inner side with rubber solution, 

 then rubbed with talcum powder.] F. Stoffer, Hamburg, Germany. 



Trade Mark. 



42,365. Rubber boots and shoes. Goodyear Rubber Co., St. Paul, 

 Minn. Essential feature. — The representation of two elephants 

 harnessed to a boot and pulling in opposite directions. Used since 

 January, 1902. 



Issued April 19, 1904. 



757,447- Rocking chair with air apparatus. M. Friedland, Kansas 



City, Mo. 

 757,468. Brake handle [for motor cars]. C. J. Keplinger, Canton, 



Ohio, assignor to Canton Hard Rubber Co. 

 757,500. Fountain pen. W. R. Rothwell, Philadelphia. 

 757.543- Fountain pen. M. R. Crossman, Boston. 

 757,600. Golf ball. T. C. Crawford, London, England. 

 757,628. Fountain brush. A. B. Landreth, Bristol, Pa. 

 757,631. Vehicle tire filler. C. B. Nirdlinger, St. Louis, Mo. 

 757,654. Syringe. H. M. Guild, Erie, Pa.; N. J. Maxwell, executor 



of said Guild, assignor to C. A. Tyrrell, New York city. 

 757,664. Fountain pen. F. M. Kegrize, Philadelphia. 

 757,709. Exercising apparatus [including a punching bag]. G. Votr- 



ger, Brooklyn, New York. 

 757,752. Hose coupling. F. W. Killen, Wilmerding, Pa. 

 757,79 r . Bath spray. V. C. Vant Woud, New York city. 

 757,831. Floor or like brush. F. Neidenbach, assignor of one half to 



K. Zellner, Fiume, Austria-Hungary. 

 757.877. Hose [with textile layers of special construction]. F. B. 



Bosch, Philadelphia. 

 757.907. Tooth brush with washing device [comprising rubber bulbs], 



F. Fritz, Trieste, Austria. 

 757.9 2 3. Vehicle tire [cushion type]. A. C. Hills, London, England. 

 757. 9 2 9- Hose, rod, or pipe coupling. A. W. Huhsman, Staunton, 111. 

 Trade Marks. 



San Fran- 

 Used since 



42.454. Rubber hose and cotton hose. Bowers Rubber Co. 

 cisco. Essential feature. — The words " Short Horn." 

 June, 1902. 



42.455. Rubber hose and cotton hose. Bowers Rubber Co. Essential 

 feature. — The word " Owl." Used since June, 1902. 



42.456. Rubber hose and cotton hose. Bowers Rubber Co. Essential 

 feature. — The representation of the head of a short horn bull. 



Used since June, 1902. 



42.457. Rubber hose and cotton hose. Bowers Rubber Co. Essential 

 feature — The representation of an owl. Used since June, 1902. 



Issued April 26, 1904. 



758,054. Flexible drop light tubing for gas lamps and burners. W. S. 

 Edwards, Chicago. 



758,058. Tire inflator. F. H. Geisler, Dayton, Ohio. 



758,063. Brush. C. Gruneberg, Pozsony (Pressburg), Austria. 



758,099. Hose connection. F. H. Paradice, Denver, Colo. 



758,155. Hose coupling. G. Stroh, Detroit, Mich. 



7 5 S , 1 6S . Hose drier [for fire departments], C. M. Bowman, Leba- 

 non, Pa. 



758,185. Storm curtain for vehicles. D. C, Lawless, Toledo, Ohio. 



758,209. Tire. A. Hendey, Jerome, Ariz. 



758,336. Pneumatic tire cover. G. T. Shilton and A. Schultze, West- 

 land, New Zealand. 



758,435. Elastic fabric. H. J. Gaisman, New York city. 



758,516. Air pump. J. E. Fisher, New York city. 



758,604. Air cushon for cars. M. Downer, Chicago. 



Trade Marks. 



42.470. Rubber boots, shoes, and sandals. Bentley & Olmsted Co., 

 Des Moines, Iowa. Essential feature. — The representation of a 

 diamond shaped figure within a like figure of larger size, and of two 

 stars within the smaller figure. Used since March 20, 1903. 



42.471. Rubber belting. Gorham Rubber Co., -^an Francisco. Es- 

 sential feature. — The word " Amazon." Used since Jan 1, 1900. 



42.472. Rubber packing. Gorham Rubber Co. Essenttal feature. — 

 The word " Fearless." Used since Jan. 1, igoo. 



42.473. Rubber packing. Gorham Rubber Co. Essential feature. — 

 The word " King." Used since Jan. 1, 1900. 



42.474. Rubber packing. Gcrham Rubber Co. Essential feature. — 

 The word "'Queen." Used since Jan. I, 1900. 



[Notk. — Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be obtained 

 from The India Rubber World office at to cents each, postpaid.] 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



Patents Applied For — 1904. 



[* Denotes Applications from the United States. J 



42,424. Fountain pens 

 feature. — The word 



F. C. Brown, New York city. Essential 

 'Just." Used since Jan. 25, 1904. 



A. F. N. Powell, Liverpool. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 15. 



B. C. Webster, London. Detachable heel for boots. Mar. 15. 



J. Lucking, London. Heel pad. (G. Pabst, Germany). Mar. 15. 



C Durand, London. Armored pneumatic tire. Mar. 15. 



Robinson Brothers, Limited, and G. A. L. Clift, Wolver- 

 hampton. Preparation of rubber solution and subsequent treatment 

 for the conversion of waste into serviceable rubber. Mar. 17. 



490. F. Olai, Aston. Tire pump. Mar. 17. 



Marianne C. Bickmore, Oxford. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 17. 



L. Azulay, London. Tire fabric, Mar. 17. 



Annie C. Burkin, Nottingham. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 17. 



J. R. Taylor, London. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 17. 



J. F. De Savignac, London. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 18. 



R. S. McLaren, London. Pneumatic tire. Mar. 19. 



F. R. Wilkins, London. Hot water bottle. Mar. 21. 



J. Greenwood and H. James, Sheffield. Heel protector. Mar. 22. 



J. and F. N. Ashworth, London. Manufacture of covered 



270. 

 291. 

 324. 

 329- 

 471 



509. 

 514- 

 519. 



538. 

 549- 

 744- 



844. 



895. 

 947- 



elastic cords. Mar. 22. 



991. J. B. Brooks and J. Holt. Birmingham. Hot water bottle fit- 

 tings. Mar. 23. 



024. A. Cruickshank, London. Revolving heel. Mar. 22. 



i6i. G. Pilkington, Birmingham. Non skidding pneumatic tire. 

 Mar. 25. 



171. G. H. Winter, Bristol. Non skidding band for tires. Mar. 25. 



172. T. F. Wiley, Bradford. Apparatus for waterproofing fabric. 

 Mar. 25. 



