Feisruary i, 1904.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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RECENT RUBBER PATENTS. 



THE UNITED STATES PATENT RECORD. 

 Issued December i, 1903. 



NO- 745 358- Rubber tire setting machine. E. R. Lanpher, 

 Carthage, Missouri. 



745.393- Shoe heel. L. F. Small, Braintree, Massachusetts. 



745. 4°5- Paint brush [with tubular duct connected to reservoir] E. 

 Veglard dit Labonte, assignor to J. R. Marcotte, both of Montreal, 

 Canada. 



745,406. Painting and cleaning apparatus. Same. 



745,421. Stopper confiner for flexible bottles. C. F. Cushing, Brain- 

 tree, Massachusetts, assignor of one half to F. E. Lovejoy, Boston. 



745.443- Detachable tire. H. E. Irwin, Galesburg, Illinois, assignor 

 to Irwin Rubber Co , Chicago. 



745,469- Apparatus for submarine work [fotmed of a series of sections 

 having collapsible walls and a flexible waterproof outer covering]. 

 C. Williamson, Newport News, Virginia. 



745,477- Bottle stopper [comprising an elastic perforated disc]. J. C. 

 Bowers, Boston, assignor of one half to George C. Bartram, Brook- 

 line, Massachusetts. 



745,481. Self filling fountain pen. R. Conklin, assignor to the Conk- 

 lin Pen Co., both of Toledo, Ohio. 



745,553- Portable bath mat. W. E. Allen, Toledo, Ohio. 



745.643- Packing for piston rods. M. Montgomery, assignor to 

 Montgomery Brothers, all of Philadelphia. 



745, 6S5. Death determining instrument (comprising an air tube 

 adapted to communicate with the lungs of a person]. J. E. Storms, 

 Jr., Yonkers, New York. 



745.785. Warming device for use by invalids. E. H. Coates, Maccn, 

 Georgia. 



745.792. Elastic tap for soles of boots and shoes. W. C. Gorham, 

 Rochester, New Hampshire. 



745.793- Elastic pad for heels. Same. 



745,815. Hose coupling. W. W. Gibson, Fallston, Pennsylvania. 



745,876. Liquid dispensing vessel. G. F. Medley, Louisville, Ken- 

 tucky. 



745,87s. Pneumatic tire protector. G. E. Mentel and S. N. Mentel, 

 Springfield, Ohio. 



745,920. Baby comforter. H. Spencer, assignor to S. Soyster, both of 

 New York city. 



Trade Mark. 



41,547. Waterproof sheeting and fabrics. The Hospital Sheeting Co., 

 Boston. Essential feature. — The figures of two storks standing in 

 watej and holding in their bills a piece of fabric. Used since 

 January 16, 1903. 



Issued December 8, 1903. 



746,006. Washer. Melville S. Brigham, Hingham, Massachusetts. 



746,143. Method of making composition horseshoes. George J. Pea- 

 cock, assignor of one fourth to Henry J. Potter, both of Pittsburgh, 

 Pennsylvania. 



746,207. Repair device for pneumatic tires. John R. Vosburgh, Johns- 

 town, New York. 



746,336. Artificial leg. James Johnston, Jamaica Plain, Massachu- 

 setts. 



746,380. Apparatus for administering anesthetics [through either the 

 mouth or the nose]. Frank M. Richardson and John F. Field, 

 Chicago. 



746,497. Coupling for armored hose. Edwin T. Greenfield, Monti- 

 cello, New Yoik. 



746,630. Armored hose and method of making same. [A flexible hose 

 composed of an inner tube of rubber ; a surrounding tube of fabric, 

 such as braided cotton, and an armor of interlocking metallic strips 

 spirally disposed therearound, the inner tubes being given "set" 

 corrugations from within which correspond to the spiral corruga- 

 tions of the armor]. Edwin T. Greenfield, Monticello, New York. 

 Issued December 15, 1903. 



746.688. Substance resembling India-rubber [100 parts coal tar ; 25 

 parts boracic acid ; and a suitable quantity of oxygen ] Daniel H. 

 Dupont- Franklin, New York city. 



746.689. Method of manufacturing a substance resembling India rub- 

 ber. Same. 



746,693. Vehicle wheel [with elastic tire]. Harry G. Grier, East Or- 

 ange, New Jersey. 



746,743. Combined lap robe and storm apron. Samuel D. Reid and 

 Ella M. Reid, Burlington, Kansas. 



746,749. Nasal medicator. George E. Seidel, Richmond, Indiana. 



746,862. Ventilated shoe. C. H. Matson, assignor to himself and C. 

 P. Anderson, both of Worcester, Massachusetts. 



746,866. Perfumery atomizer. Russell W. Moore, Orange, New Jer- 

 sey. 



746,902. Vehicle wheel [covering a modification of the Dunlop tire.] 

 Frank H. Turner, Hartford, Connecticut. 



746,940. Collapsible part for boats, [a raft of inflatable tubes]. John 

 Ewing. Jr., Richmond, Canada. 



746,953. Tree spraying mechanism. Jesse C. Gill, Arnold, Ohio. 



746,963. Clothes wringer. Frederik Hooker, Baltimore, Maryland. 



746,976. Protecting head gear or hat. Anna Mieroslawski, New York 

 city. 



747.001. Pneumatic tire. Edward H. Seddon. Brooklands, England. 



747,008. Hose coupling. Harry E. Smith, Roslyn, Washington. 



747,025. Nursing bottle. Anna M. White, Hasbrouck Heights, New 

 Jersey. 



747,139. Abdominal support. Fred W. Clark, Utica, New York. 



747,237. Elastic tire. Wilhrlm W. E. Scheck, Kassel, dfc-many. 



747,242. Hose coupling. F. Schuette, G. Fleischer, and W. S. Thell- 

 man, Homestead, Pennsylvania. 



747,247. Truss pad. Isaac B. Seeley, New York city. 



747,304. Cushion wheel and hub therefor. Roland C. Hilston, New 



Bedford, assignor to Louis A. VVyman, Lynn, Massachusetts, 



Issued December 22, 1903. 



747,360. Hose coupling. Harry G. Barry, Pontiac, Michigan. 



747.375. Horse collar or the like [pneumatic]. Juan E. Chiloteguy, 

 Buenos Ayres, Argentina. 



747,412. Hose coupling. August H. Getz, Washington, D. C. 



747,444. Combined syringe and applicator. Edward N. La Veine, 

 Kansas City, Missouri. 



747,51 5 Telephone or like cable. Francis Tremain, Higbgate, Eng- 

 land. 



747,742. Anesthetic inhaler. Edwin Marshall, Warrensburg, assignor 

 to George C. Pitcher, Kansas City, Missouri. 



747,8:7. Air brake coupling. R. W. Wilke, Auburne Parke, and M. 

 Bauer, South Englewood, Illinois. 



747,876. Insulating wire. Henry W. Fisher, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 

 assignor to Standard Underground Cable Co. 

 Issued December 29, 1903. 



747,948. Fountain pen. William F. Cushman, Boston. 



74S.068. Crutch [with resilient appliance for tip]. James H. Ham- 

 mond and William Bridgewater, Leicester, England. 



748,256. Elastic tire for vehicles. Edgar M. Birdsall, Buffalo, New 

 York, assignor to De Witt H. Bothwell, Toledo, Ohio. 



748,382. Hose coupling. Wolfgang Roller, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 

 Trade Marks. 



4 1 , 736. Certain named waterproof fabrics and articles made therefrom. 

 H. M. Sawyer & Son, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Essential fea- 

 ture. — The word " Excelsior." Used since October, 1902. 



41.737. Elastic bands, elastic braids, and elastic webbing. A Stein- 

 hardt & Bro., New York city. Essential feature. — The words 

 " Gilt Edge." Used since November 2, 1895. 



41.738. Tailors' prepared Guttapercha tissue. Frederick Douglas 

 Scott, Montreal, Canada. Essential feature. — The word "Eco- 

 nomic." Used since September 17, 1903. 



41.739. Certain named rubber fabrics. Tredair Rubber Co.. Boston. 

 Essential feature. — The word " Tredair." Used since August, 1903. 



Correction. — The trade mark " Amalac " of the Massachusetts 

 Chemical Co was mentioned in our last issue [page 123] as having been 

 " used since 1903." The date should have been printed 1S93. 



[Note.— Printed copiesof specifications of United States patents may be ordered 

 from The India Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid ] 



THE BRITISH PATENT RECORD. 

 [* Denotes Applications from the United States.] 

 Patents Applied For — 1903. 

 24,689. A. B. Drummond, London. Non slipping tire. Nov. 13. 

 24,876. T. Brown, Sheffield. Revolving heel pad. Nov. 16. 

 24,890. J. Cockburn, London. Pneumatic tire for vehicles. Nov. 16. 

 24,994. Rose Basch and S. Basch, London. Elastic tire. Nov. 17. 

 25,034. R. Gough, London. Ventilation of mackintoshes. Nov. 17. 

 25,085. R. Wallwork and C. H. Wallwork, Manchester. Protective 

 cover for tires. Nov. 18. 



