December i, 1907.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



ISSUED OCTOBER i, igo;. 



NO. 867,247. Vaginal syringe. W. G. Cronkright, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 867,265. Hose rack. T. W. F'orster. Hackensack, N. J. 

 867,299. Check valve. A. J. Pfluger, assignor of one-third each to 

 C. Boetcher and E. H. Kloehn, all of Brillion, Wis. 

 867,445. Syringe. J. H. Thayer, assignor to E. Hilker, both of Chicago. 

 867,464. Pneumatic sleeping bag. T. A. Abbott, assignor of one-half to 



Metropolitan Air Goods Co., both of Reading, Mass. 

 867,474. Device for inflating tires. R. H. Campbell, assignor to Aerators, 



Ltd., both of Edmonton, England. 

 867,515. Tire protecting device. L. H. Kinnard, assignor of one-half to 



R. S. Chamberlin, both of Harrisburg, Pa. 

 867,552. Means for fastening tires to wheel rims. A. N. Bradford, Ster- 

 ling, and W. H. Holden, Rock Falls, 111., assignors to Russell Burdsall 

 & Ward Bolt and Nut Co., Port Chester, N. Y. 



Trade Marks. 



25.525. The Faultless Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. White shield on the 

 surface of which is a calla lily and over this, partially covering it, a 

 letter F on a black background. The word Faultless appears over the 

 shield. For balloons, balls, and bladders. 



25.526. Same. The above design, for air pillows and cushions, bath caps, 

 finger cots, gloves, mats, mittens, sheeting, sleeves, soap trays, sponges, 

 sponge rubber, test tube caps, etc. 



^5^527. Same. The above design for druggists* sundries. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 8. 1907. 

 867,588. Kim and tire construction for vehicle wheels. M. P. Morrison, 



Atlanta, Ga. 

 867,600. Vehicle tire. A. D. Ray, Cleveland. Ohio. 

 867,614. Wheel [with solid tire]. B. C. Seaton. St. Louis. 

 867,616. Pump [for inflating tires]. S. G. Skinner, Chicago. 

 867,637. Process of making flooring and the flooring itself. [Rubber 



tiling.] G. H. Bennett, New York city. 

 867,710. Wheel [with rubber tire]. W. Eichers, Minneapolis, Minn. 

 867,717. Tire covering. G. R. Eukers and R. H. Atcheson, Chicopee, Mass. 

 867, 72^. Washboard [faced with rubber]. G. C. Hayslcr, Clinton, Mo. 

 867.737. Hard rubber substitute and proctss for making the same. C. 



Marter. London, England. 

 867,752. Pipe or hose coupling. J. H. Phillips, Jr., Jackson, Mich. 

 867,756. Elastic tire. J. W. Rock, Akron, Ohio. 

 867,827. Inhaler. J. H. McCulloch. Newville. Pa. 

 867,830. Dress shield. Margaret H. McMann, New York city. 

 867.851. Automobile tire. G. C. Sullivan, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 867,882. Rubber overshoe. [Described in The India Rubber World, 



November i, 1907 — page 56.] F. C. Hood, Boston. 

 Trade Marks. 

 28.692. Dunham Brothers, Brattleboro, Vt. The word li'auke::y. For 



rubber heels. 

 29,253. E. Faber, New York city. The word Cotnet. For rubber erasers. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 15, 1907. 

 867.966. Marine life saving apparatus. C. Fuchs, Meiringen, Switzerland. 

 867,988. -Armor for tires. C. P. Mays, Washington, D. C. 

 868,047. \'ehicle wheel. [An inner and an outer wheel, having a rubber 



tire between.] G, S. Whiteley, Baltimore, Md. 

 868,054. Cushion heel. J. Witkowski, San Diego, Cal. 

 868.079. Tire for wheels. H. B. Ewbank, Jr., assignor to H. A. Taylor, 



both of New York city. 



868.135. Overshoe. S. Schwarzschild. Rochester, N. Y. 



868.136. Packing [with elastic core]. J. W. Shields, Hubbell, Mich. 

 868,200. Door stop. O. T. Lucas, Neodesha, Kans. 



868,207. Resilient tired wheel for automobiles and other vehicles. A. C. 



Monfort, Providence, R. I. 

 868.216. Cushion tire. W. D. McNaull, Toledo, Ohio. 



868.242. Puncture closer. D. Apstein, Bridgeport, Conn. 



868.243. Puncture closer. Same. 



868,311. Hose coupling. C. T. White, Niles, Mich. 



868,450. Nozzle for vaginal syringe. S. L. Kistler, Los Angeles, Cal. 



868,480. Tailor's dummy. J. Ramb, Berlin, Germany. 



868,484. Composite boot and shoe. H. C. Richardson, Haverhill. Mass. 



868,522. Massage implement. A. Barker, Philadelphia. 



868,532. Rotary operating member for boot and shoe finishing machines 



[having sponge rubber cushions]. W. W. Crooker, Lynn, Mass. 

 868,567. Holder for overshoes. N. P. Jensen, Ephraim, Utah. 

 868,611. Vehicle wheel. W. J. Mitchell. Pittsfield, N. H., and J. R. 



Mitchell, Templeton, Mass.. assignors to Mitchell Punctureless Tire 



Co., Swampscott, Mass. 



Trade Marks. 



22,675. The B. F. Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio. The initial C within a 

 wreath. For druggists* sundries. 

 The Hartford Rubber Works Co.. Hartford, Conn. The following for 

 marking the kind of goods specified: 



26.459. ^O' 50- Rubber wheel tires. 



26.460. No. 50-T. T. Rubber wheel tires. 



26.461. No. 70. Rubber wheel tires. 



26.462. No. 75. Rubber wheel tires. 



26.464. No. 77.-H. Rubber wheel tires. 



26.465. No. 77-E'H. Rubber wheel tires. 



26.466. No. 80. Rubber wheel tires. 

 26,468. No. So-E-H. Rubber wheel tires. 

 26,470. The word Thorn. Rubber wheel tires. 

 26,472. A winged tire. Rubber wheel tires. 



27,320. The H. O. Canfield Co., Bridgeport, Conn. The word Caniield 

 describing a half circle. For rubber valve balls, rubber bulbs, rubber 

 furniture bumpers and other mechanical goods. 



29,427. Bourn Rubber Co., Providence, R. I. A circle enclosing the words 

 Pine Knot. For rubber boots and shoes. 



29.737- The Mona Mfg. Co., Boston. The word Mono. For dress shields. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 22, 1907. 



868,668. Process of making hollow rubber articles having seams. I. F. 

 Kepler, assignor to The B. F. Goodrich Co., both of Akron, Ohio. 



868,732. Press for vulcanizing pneumatic tires. A. E. Vincent, Noisy-le- 

 Sec, France. 



868,914. Cork for stoppering bottles. H. W. Dawson, Portalegre, Portugal. 



869,066. Apparatus for testing miners' safety lamps. E. C. Davies, Tay- 

 lor, Pa. 



869,177. Waterproof garment. B. C. Hathaway, Boulder, 111. 



869,190. Swimming appliance. C. H. Matter, Pittsburg, Pa. 



869,19:. Dental plate. G. W. Morgan, Salem, Va. 



869,193. Flexible wheel for motor vehicles. H. F. Nichols, Adelaide, 

 South Australia. 



Trade Marks. 

 29,537. Hcod Rubber Co., Boston. The picture of an arrow tip. For 

 rubber footwear and rubber tires. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 29. 1907- 

 869,262. Aspirator. E. F>'nchon. Chicago, assignor to The De Vilbiss Mfg. 



Co., Toledo, Ohio. 

 869,321. Insulating material and method of manufacturing. R. Miiller, 



Munich, Germany. 

 869.618. Artificial rubber. W. H. Brownlow, Brockville, Ontario. 

 869,642. Hoof expanding pad. C. D. McAfee, Burgettstown, Pa. 

 869,662. Hose coupling. C. F. Snyder, assignor of one-eighth to J. P. 



Murray, both of Allegheny, Pa. 

 869,764. Heel for boots and shoes. [See The India Rubber World, July 



i^ i907^page 318.] W. G. Anderson, assignor to N. S. Anderson, 



trustee, both of Brookline. Mass. 

 869,838. Horseshoe. G. M. Green, Denver, Col., assignor of one-half to 



W. T. Green, Tampa, Fla. 



Trade Marks. 



24,419. Consolidated Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J. Floral design. For 



rubber fruit jar rings. 

 28,064. Morgan & Wright, Detroit, Mich. The word .4tlas in semi-circle. 



For rubber hoof pads. 

 29,062. The Fairbanks Co., New York city. Red disk bearing the words 



Fairbanks Friction Brand. For rubber belting. 

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



Likeness of Charles Goodyear with fac simile signature. For druggists' 



sundries. 



29.183. Pacific Coast Rubber Co., Seattle. Wash. Light and heavy circle 

 enclosing the word Eureka. For rubber footwear. 



29.184. Same. Light and heavy circle enclosing the word Ribano. For 

 rubber footwear, gloves, etc. 



29,399. Morgan & Wright, Detroit, Mich. Two circles in double outline 

 enclosing the firm monogram. For rubber hose, packing gaskets, etc. 



29,407. Fabric Fire Hose Co., Sandy Hook, Conn. Shield and arrow; 

 shield bearing the' words Fabric Fire Hose Co. on twisted hose, the 

 whole enclosing a tiger's head. On the bottom of the shield the words 

 New York. For rubber hose and fabric hose. 



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

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



