October i, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



15 



ISSUED AUGUST 20, 1907. 



■86J.619. Packing. L. H. Martell, Ellwood City, Pa. 



863.656. Safety fuse. J. Sachs and !•". D. Reynolds, Hartford, Conn., 

 assignors to the Sachs Co. 



86J.689. .Armored pneumatic tires. H. W. Avery and W. S. Judd, Cleve- 

 land, Ohio. 



563.744. Air brake couphng. E. D. Nelson and W. L. Brown, .\ltoona. Pa. 



863.745. Hose pipe coupling end. Stime. 



863.746. Air brake apparatus. Same. 



863,748. Clothes wringer. G. A. Paddock, Beaver Dam, Wis. 



863,787. Life saving apparatus. L. D'lilia, Seattle, Wash. 



863,793. Forming filaments out of viscose or similar viscous material. 



C. A. Ernst. Lansdowne, assignor to S. W. Pettit, Philadelphia. 

 863,795. Hydraulic nozzle support. G. J. Henry, Jr., assignor of one- 

 half to The Peltcn Water Wheel Co., San Francisco. 

 863,846. Hose cart. ;\. Hasse. Peoria, III. 

 863,873. Heel cushion. P. W. Pratt, Boston, assignor to C. F. Brown, 



trustee, Reading, Mass. 

 863.887. Joint clamp. H. Stuttle, Batavia, III. 

 863,901. Coupling. K. Brumbaugh, assignor to Brumbaugh, Hamilton & 



Kellogg, all of Fairbanks, Alaska. 

 863,917. Combination dress shield and bust supporter. J. Guest and 



G. M. Guest, Oakland, Cal. 

 "863,969. Telegraph and telephone cable core. W. Dieselhcrst, Old 



Charlton, and A. W. Martin, London. England. 

 864,052. Vapor bath apparatus. O. D. Waltz, Tacoma, Wash. 

 ■ 864,112. Elastic tire. W. S. Smith, Hyde Park place, and W. H. Ed 



wards, Walthamstow, England, said Edwards assignor to said Smith 

 864,123. Method or process of coating nitrocellulose films. F. M. Cos- 



sitt, assignor to The Anthony & Scoville Co., both of Binghamton N. Y, 

 ■864,141. Compressed air cushion mechanism for automobiles. T. F. 



Scott, Everett, Mass. 



Trade Marks. 



16.802. The M. Lindsay Rubber Manufacturing Co., Washington. D. C. 

 Picture of Charles Goodyear with facsimile autograph beneath. For 

 druggists' sundries and notions. 



16.803. The M. Lindsay Rubber Manufacturing Co., \\'ashington, D. C. 

 Picture of Charles Goodyear without autograph. For rubber footwear. 



28,439. Edward W. Dodez, Fori Wayne, Ind. The word Onililc. For 

 dental cements. 



28.854. Continental Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. Double triangle in 

 broken out lines enclosing the words Triangle Brand. For crude 

 rubbe r. 



28.855. Same. Square in broken outlines enclosing the word Square. 

 For crude rubber. 



28.856. Same. Double square in broken outlines enclosing words 

 Square Brand. For crude rubber. 



28.857. Same. Triangle in brcken outline enclosing the word Triangle. 

 For crude rubber. 



28,901. Selz, Schwab & Co., Chicago. The words Royal Blue. For rub- 

 ber boots and shoes. 



28,905. Same. Double outlined ellipse enclosing the words The Sole of 

 Honor. For rubber brots r.nd shoes. 



28,907. Same. The word Seh. For rubbe: boots and shoes. 



28.927. St. Paul Rubber Co., St. Paul, Minn. Black shield bearing the 

 word Hickory in white letters. For rubber boots and shoes. 



ISSUED AUGUST 27. 1907. 

 167. Insulating conduit for electric wires. A. P. Hinsky, Hoboken, 

 N. J. 



195. .Apparatus for making rubber stamps. G. J. B. Rodwell, Chicago, 

 assignor of cne-half to Timmins & Butler, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 210. Belt splicer. J. B. Stone, London, England. 

 216. Overshoe clamp. E. W. Waltz, Linden, Pa. 



225. Tire mending implement. J. W. Blodgett, assignor to J. H. 

 McElroy. trustee, both of Chicago. 



226. Jfethod of inserting plugs in pneumatic tires. J. W. 

 assignor to J. M. McElroy. trustee, both of Chicago. 

 Hose coupling. R. M. Haley. Columbus, Ohio. 



H. .\. Lockwood, Kansas City, Mo. 



E. Hopkmson, East Orange, N. J. 



E. Grey, assignor of one-half to J. 

 both of Philadelphia. 



445. Respirator. E. N. Casey and H. E. Rathbun, Providence, R. I., 

 assignors, by mesne assignments, to American Respirator Co., Boston. 

 528. \'ihralor or massage instrument. F. B. Fuchs, Newark, N. J. 

 582. Mold for foi ruing hollow articles. J. A. Williams, Iron, Ohio. 

 616. Rubber bott. J. T. Crowley. Lamb-:rtville, N. J. 

 627. Wheel. W. H. Douglas, Belleville. N, J., assignor to Healey 

 & Co., New York city. 



652. Coupling device. W. J. King, Watervalley, Miss. 

 745. Bowling ball. E. A. Schenck. Kansas City, Kan. 



Reissue. 

 85. Method of making waterproof welts. J. R. Reynolds, Hartford, 

 Conn., assignor to The \\^aterprocf Welt .-^nd Filler Co. 



864, 



864, 



864. 

 864, 

 "S64, 



864, 



S64, 

 SS4, 

 S64. 

 864, 



S64. 



864, 

 S64, 

 S04, 

 864, 



864, 

 864, 



gett, 

 299. 



Air wheel. 

 Wheel rim. 

 Gasket. H. 



Blod- 



F. Holland, 



Trade Marks. 



20,711. George A. Alden & Co., Boston. A No. i monogram in broken 

 outline. For mineral rubber. 



28,462. American Circular Loom Co., Portland. Maine. Design showing 

 cross section of insulated wires, spots indicating wires being of a 

 silvery color. For electric conduits. 



28,872. Birmingham Iron Foundry, Derby, Conn. The word Birmingham. 

 For rubber mill machinery. 



29,112. The M. Lindsay Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York and 

 Washington, D. C. Picture of Charles Goodyear with facsimile auto- 

 graph beneath. For certain specified druggists and surgical sundries. 



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

 obtained from The 1ndi.\ Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.) 



GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



The number giv:n is th.-'t assigned to the Patent at the filing of the 



.Application, which in the case of those listed below was in 1906. 



*Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journal, July 17, 1907.] 



7.339 (1906). Spring wheel with tire of rubber blocks wound with wire 



cable. A. Dickinson, Birmingham. 

 7,441 (1906). Boot with inner sole embracing airtight compartments of 

 R. E. Cretney, Douglas, Isle of Man. 

 Rubber brush for applying liquids to the scalp. H. J. Walker, 



rubber. 

 7,460 (1906). 



London. 

 7,497 (1906)- 



7.511 (1906). 

 Brampton 



7.512 (1906). 



F. W. 



W. E. 



Cover for motor car tires. F. J. Whitlock, London. 

 Studded tread band to prevent skidding of tires. 

 Wolverley. 



Non slipping tread for tires, boots and the like. 

 Partridge, Birmingham. 

 7,552 (1906). Pneumatic tire with air tube wholly inclosed within the rim 



and protected by a solid rubber tread. F. H. Pickering. 

 7,558 (1906). Tire inflating pump actuated by the motion of the wheel. A. 



Radbourne, Birmingham, and another. 

 7,578 (1906). Gage for india-rubber calendering machine. E. A. Claremont, 



Manchester, and another. 

 7,671 (1906). Means for securing a detachable flange to a wheel rim. D. A. 



A. Prust, London, and another. 

 7.727 (1906). Washing and wringing machine. W. Drawe, Warburg, Ger- 

 many. 

 7,790 (1906). Spring wheel with solid rubber tire. -A. W. Tidbury, London. 

 [.Abstracted in the Illustrated Official Journ.^l, July 24, 1907.] 

 7.937 (1906). Pneumatic tire. W. Drury, London. 

 7,937A (1906). Pneumatic and cushion tires. W. Drury, London. 

 7,940 (1906). Solid rubber tire, with non-skidding metal rings. 



Winter, London. 

 8,079 (1906). Spring wheel, with spokes bearing on rubber cushions. 



A. E. Brillie, Paris, France. 

 8,142 (1906). Tire valve with rubber cap. 



Smith, London. 

 •8,162 (1906). RuDber shoe dipping and varnishing machine. J. H. 



Wall, Bristol, Rhode Island. 

 8,188 (1906). Solid and cushion tires. E. B. Killen, London. 

 8,205 (1906). Pneumatic heel pad. J. Cairus, London. 



[.Abstracted in the Illustr.\ted Official Journal, July 31, 1907.] 

 Non-skid studs for tires. J. W. Towle, London. 

 Spring tire with rubber tread. B. C. Seaton, St. Louis; 



G. B. 



P. B. Cow and W. S. H. 



8,229 (1906). 

 •8,234 (1906). 



Missouri. 

 8,313 (1906). Waterproof fabrics made by cementing a thin sheet of 

 guttapercha to cloth with rubber cement. E. Frankenberg, Hanover, 

 Germany. 



Link belt non-skid for tires. .A. H. Duncuff, Birmingham. 

 Sectional solid tire. E. B. Killen, London. 

 Tire tube and security bolt. C. W. Dean, London. 

 Rubber covered roller, the vulcanization being greater at 

 .A. Wilson, Silsden, Yorkshire. 

 Rubber stair treads. C. H. Gray, Silvertown. 



Solid lubber tire reinforced by 

 New Y''ork city. 



Rubber connection for tire pumps. 

 Copenhagen, Denmark. 

 [.Abstr.^cted in the Illustrated Offici.\l Journal. August 8. 1907.] 

 •8,684 (1906). Collapsible boat made of waterproof cloth. J. F. Hawley, 



Pennsylvania. 

 8,704 (1906). Expanding pipe plug, with rubber contact ring. D. Smith, 

 Sheffield. 



(1906). Spring wheel, having two concentric pneumatic tubes 

 interposed between rim and hub. A. Cuming, London. 

 8,736 (1906). Rubber covered spring roller. A. Osterm.nnn. Westfalen, 



Germany. 



8,767 (1906). 



Germany. 



8,817 (1906). 



8,335 (1906). 

 8,369 (1906). 

 8. 398 (1906). 

 8,465 (1906). 



the core. 

 8,514 (1906). 

 *S,6o2 (1906). 



Lancaster, 

 8,661 (1906). 



K. Miller, 



729 



coiled springs. F. J. 

 J. C. P. Petersen and 



Rubber pedals for bicycles. W. Wippermann. Westfalen, 



Tire vulcanizer in sections. H. E. Poultney, Handsworth, 



Staffordshire. 



