August 



1904.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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763,241. Reservoir or fountain brush. J. Ballance, New York city. 



763.251. Expansible roll. J. H. Breck, Bristol, N. H. 



763.252. Cushioning attachment for receptacles. A. C. Bundy, 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. 



763,304. Surgical or operating pad or cushion. C. W. Meinecke and 



D. Hogan, assignors to Meinecke & Co., New York city. 

 763,306. Foot pad for furniture. D. L. Miller, Louisville, Ky. 

 763,317. Hose coupling. L. R. Nelson, Boulder, Colo. 

 763,338. Hose carrying tongs. J. M. Baker, Providence, R. I. 

 Trade Mark. 



42,832. Dress shields. The Omo Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. Essen- 

 tial feature. — The word CURVETTE. Used since Jan. 1,1902. 



Issued June 28, 1904. 



7°3.475- Exercising machine. J. F. Frazee and II. V. Whitcomb, 



San Francisco. 

 763,489. Inflatable boot tree. II. G. Hoyos, Hanover, Germany. 

 763, 517. Pen. H. W. Stone, Brooklyn. N. Y., assignor to A. A. 



Waterman, W. G. Frazer, and H. W. Geyer [comprising A. A. 



Waterman & Co., New York city ] 

 673,536. Tire for vehicle wheels. J. Alloatti, Paris, France. 

 763,539. Pneumatic tire covering. G. Y. Brown, Hurstville, New 



South Wales. 

 763,550. Vulcanizing India-rubber boots or shoes. A. D. Field, 



Waterbury, Conn. 

 763,551- Hand stamp. W. A. Forde, New York city. 

 763,558. Rubber gasket making machine. F. E. Harthan, assignor 



to L. C. Taylor, trustee, both of Trenton, N. J. 

 763,594. Hoze nozzle holder. A. L. Chubb, Oakland, Cal. 

 763.649. Boot or shoe heel. M. Winants, Liege, Belgium. 

 763,652. Hose coupling. J. A. Allen, Seattle, Wash. 

 763,683. Combined abdominal hernia pad. A. E. Magoris, Bingham- 



ton, N. Y. 

 863,707. Inflating pump. II. K. Austin, Reading, Mass. 

 763,837. Hose coupling. W. II. Bailey, Monongah, W. Va. 

 763,909. Rubber tire. A. S. Krotz, assignor of one half to P. A. 



Staley, both of Springfield, Ohio. 

 963,934. Overshoe holder. J. Stawartz, assignor of one-fcurth to F. 



Gallant, both of Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Trade Marks. 



42.876. Waterproof textile fabrics. Hirsh Brothers, New Haven, 

 Conn. Essentia! feature. — The words ANT and WET separated by 

 the letter I, the letter I occupying the center of a white disk and 

 above it the word ANT and below it the word WET on a black disk- 

 surrounding the white disk. Used since May, 1903. 



42,916. India rubber shoes and goloshes. Ostasiatische Handels- 

 Gesellschaft, Hamburg, Germany. Essential feature. — The repre- 

 sentation of an oval in the center of which the letters E. A T C. 

 are arranged. Above and below are two arrows and circles having 

 dots in their center ; at the top of the oval is a fancy device and a 

 diamond. Used since April 27, 1903. 



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

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



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 

 Patents Applied For — 1904. 



[* Devotes Applications from the United States.] 



11,426. II. David, Manchester. Non slipping device for rubber tires. 

 May 18. 



11,496. F. T. Marwood, Pleasington. Non skidding motor tire. 



May 19. 

 11,516. F. Nusch, London. Guard for pneumatic tires. (L. Vander- 



pere-Simon, Belgium). May 19. 

 11,538, E. E. E. Bailey, London. Golf ball. May 19. 

 11,642. F. Sadler, London. Motor tire. May 20. 

 11,771. R. E. P. Craven, London. Resilient tired wheel. May 21. 

 i',795- J- Lines, Liverpool. Pneumatic tire. May 24. 

 11,799. L. Johnston, Alnwick. Shaving brush of hair and rubber. 



May 24. 

 11,858. T. C. Ladner and two others. London. Hose coupling. 



May 24. 

 *n,86i. C- W. Maxon, London. Pneumatic tire. May 24. 

 11. 918. C. J. Axten and W. May, London. Metal and rubber pad 



for boot soles and heels. May 25. 



11,924. C. P. E. Schneider, London. Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. 

 May 25. 



1,968. E. B. Gibb, Glasgow. Pneumatic tire. May 26. 



2,033. J- M - Burnett, Manchester. Device for putting on and re- 

 moval of tire covers. May 27. 



2,079. J- E. Mason, London. Revolving heel pad. May 27. 



2,109. J. W. Langdon, London. Reservoir attachment for pens. 

 May 27. 



2,273. W. Richter, London. Process for the manufacture of articles 



of rubber. May 30. 

 2,290. F. C. Boyle, London. Rubber tipped ferrule. May 31. 

 2,301. N. B. Lawson, Glasgow. Waterproof suit. May 31. 

 2.320. H. Crane, Jr., London. Waterproof and duslproof protector 



for boots. May 31. 



2,401. T. Jackson and A. Miles. Prestbury, Gloucester. Cycle tire. 

 June 1. 



2.442. F. H. Sterling, London. Anti puncture device for tires. 

 June I. 



2.443. E. W. Warriner, London. Fountain pen. June 1. 

 2,511. P. II. Iladdleton, London. Mold for golf balls. June 2. 



2.523. A. J. Boult, London. Expanding molds for making tire 

 covers. June 2. 



2.524. A. S. Morrison, London. Resilient tire and fastening device 

 therefor. June 2. 



2,534. M. McNally, London. Junction for the closed ends of tire 

 tubes. June 2. 



2.565. T. Woolfall, Rochdale. Non skidding device for motor tires. 

 June 3. 



2.566. W. H. Johnson, Leicester. Reversible heel for boots. June 3. 

 2,57^. J. Corson, Bradford. Fastener for holding rubber tubes to 



flexible metallic tubing. June 3. 

 2,597. A. Wilson, Sydenham. Boot heel. June 3. 

 2,657. A. C. Williams, London. Detachable boot heel. June 4. 

 2,674. W. Cunningham, Glasgow. Golf ball. June 4. 

 2.6S3. H. II. S. Scott, London. Armored hose. June 4. 

 2,68q. F. H. Richardson, London. Anti puncture device for motor 



tires. June 4. 

 2,716. C. Kopp and D. Hone, Birmingham. Puncture proof device 



for pneumatic tires. June 6. 

 2,779. W. II. C. Price, London. Method of attaching tires to rims. 



June 6. 

 2,789. A. Eisenmenger, London. Fountain pen. June 6. 

 2,812. J. Greenlees. Glasgow. Detachable boot heel. June 6. 

 2,843. J. Heys, Waterloo. Method of attaching tires to rims. June 7. 

 2,qo8. J. Pullman, London. Pneumatic tire. June 7. 

 2,ui2. T. Midgley, Liverpool. Pneumatic tire. June 7. 

 2.9S8. W. F. Williams, London. Elastic tire. June 8. 



2.998. A. L. Shepard, London. Pneumatic tire. June 8. 



2.999. E. G. McKim, London. Pneumatic tire. June 8. 



3,006. A. Perenoand J. Coulon, London. Pneumatic tire. June 8. 

 3,030. H. Brooker, Waltham Cross, Middlesex. Band for pneumatic 



tires. June 9. 

 3,052. J. Bamber, Manchester. Horse shoe pad. June 9. 

 3,091. W. Strlick, London. Means for fixing solid elastic tires to 



wheels. June 9. 



3.118. J. P. Cochrane and J. Jackson, Glasgow. Machine for wind- 

 ing rubber cores for golf balls. June 10. 



3.119. J. A. Olden, Liverpool. Pneumatic tire. June 10. 



3,132. A. P. Russell, Coventry. Method of compressing air on 

 motors for inflating tires. June 10. 



3,198. A. W. Clayden, Exeter. Hose reel. June 11. 



3,209. Elizabeth Reed, trading as The Leader Rubber Co., Manches- 

 ter. Revolving pad for boots. June n. 



3,221. J. Partington, Keishley. Pneumatic tire. June 11. 



3,242. M. A. Adams, London. Elastic tire. (H. Adler, Transvaal.) 

 June 11. 



3,295. C. Adler and F. Mousley, Birmingham. Pneumatic valve for 

 playing balls. June 13. 



3,29s. M. G. Plane and G. Phillips, Colchester. Puncture proof tire 

 cover. June 13. 



3.3°3- J. W. Battey, Manchester. Heel pad for boots. Jane 13. 



3.329. W. Buckley, London. Tire for vehicles. June 13. 



3,348. J. Pyat, London. Nail extractor for pneumatic tires. June 13. 



