April 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



383 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



ISSUED FEBRU.\RV 15, 1916. 



NO. 1.171,449. Retreading old casings. Cornelius D. McGiehan, Jersey 

 City, N. J. 

 1.171,502. Vehicle tire rim. W. L. Burgess, assignor to the Fire- 

 stone Tire & Rubber Co.— both of Akron, Ohio. 

 1,171,503. Demountable rim. H. N. Carragher, Fall River, Mass. 

 1,171,597. Hard rubber storage battery separator. J. N. Davis, Denver, 



Colo. 

 1,171,652. Fountain pen. V. V. Riesberg, assignor of one-half to F. H. 



Dougherty— both of Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,171,664. Metal reinforced rubber valve disk. W. F. Scbacht, Hunting- 

 ton, Ind. 

 1,172,100. Fountain pen. C. M. V. -Mlenou, Kantes, France. 

 1,172,153. Spring wheel with cushion tire. C. S. Martin, Rockville, Md. 

 1,172,197. Hot water bag. C. P. Cook, Marshalltown, Iowa. 

 1,172,234. Resilient wheel with rubber cushioned hub. J. B. Drahonovsky, 



assignor to J. P.. D. Holding Co.— both of Milwaukee, Wis. 

 1,172,242. DemouT.talilc rim. C. 11. McKendree, assignor of one-tenth to 



E. H. Siniili. ..ni-tcnth to F. P. Lane, one-tenth to W. A. 



Massinyi!!. . ■t Il-iuIi to C. D. Arthur, and one-tenth to M. 



Sanders — all of Lakeview, Oreg. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 22, 1916. 



.172,287. Locking devic< 

 like. F. D. 



the 



Oakland, Cal. 



The Standard 



Hancock- 



— both 



ether 



es. R. H. 



Lon- 



M. Holden, 



York City. 

 Hynard 



Lock Co., St. Louis — both 

 Rubber heel plate. H. G. Robinso 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. R. S. Ervant, 



Welding Co.— both of Cleveland, Ohi( 

 Pneumatic suction cleaner employing a length of 



W. T. Griffin, assignoi " . - . . . - 



of Washington, D. C. 

 Safety valve for pneumatic tires. G. Mizener, Decorah, Iowa. 

 Rubber footwear retainer. T. C. Wilder, Cattaraugus, N. Y. 

 Piston rod packing formed of alternate interlocked layers of 



fabric'and rubber. C. I. E. Mastin, Midland Park, N. J. 

 Waterproof thigh guard. G. L. Pierce, Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor 



to A. G. Spaulding & Bros., New York City. 

 Emergency tire composed of links and block fillers. A. J. 



Westburg. Springfield, 111. 

 Resilient wheel. M. F. Kettler, assignor to Downing Pneumatic 



Wheel Co.— both of Houston, Te.x. 

 Detachable rubber heel for footwe 



Chester, Mass., assignor to Chapn 



Co., a corporation of Elaine. 

 Apparatus for admii 



collapse by asphyxi 



don, England. 

 Dyeing comb having a compressible reservoir. C. 



San Francisco, Cal. 

 Combination bathing cap and bag. F. A. Eloch, Ne 

 Elastic waist adjusting band. W. C. Hynard, assignor i 



& Jung Co.— both of New York City. 

 Pressure regulator for pneumatic tires. G. D. Lewis, Genesee, 



Pa. 

 Tooth brush formed of a plurality of indented elastic layers. 



H. Reiche, Millstone, N. J. 

 Fire hose coupling. N. Tregloune, Hancock, Mich. 

 Moistening device with perforated rubber top. D. G. Beeching, 



New Yofk City. 

 Friction plug rubber heel.' F. Berenstein, Chelsea, Mass. 

 Rubber tread vehicle wheel. E. G. Schleicher, Stamford, Conn. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 29, 1916. 

 Nursing bottle and nipple. M. C. Coombs, New York City. 

 Spring hose coupling. W. F. O'Donnell, Trenton, N. J. 

 Split rim for vehicle wheels. N. Schenk, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Demountable rim for vehicle wheels. N. Schenk, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Combination demountable rim and felly band. E. K. Baker, 



assignor to Universal Rim Co. — both of Chicago, 111. 

 173,287. Rubber welt for shoes. J. E. Lucas, Brockton, assignor to 



F. R. Woodward, Waban — both in Massachusetts. 

 173,349. Pocket clasp comprising an endless elastic band. J. W. Haw- 

 kins, Mundfordvillc, Ky. 

 173,424. Detachable tire tread. G. A Ha^strom, Kansas City, Mo., 



and E. Hagstrom, Chicago, HI.; said E. Hagstrom assignor to 



said G. A. Hagstrom. 

 173.482. Inflatable life preserver. C. O. Carlson, Manor, Tex. 



Combined pneumatic tire and protector. J. F. Geisendorfer, 

 r, Calif. 



1,172,552. 

 1,172,573. 

 1,172,610. 

 1,172,671. 



1,172,879. 



1,173,008. 

 1,173,032. 



1,173,176. 

 1,173,211. 

 1,173,221. 

 1,173,222. 

 1,173,243. 



Wein 



New York City. 

 1,173,561. Bath mat. E. R. Crocker, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 1,173,696. Health shoe comprising a strip of elastic material adapted to 



act as an arch support. U. Zerge, assignor of one-half to H, J. 



Rose<'rant— both of Philadelphia, Pa. 

 1,173,755. Collapsible drinking cup. W. O. Straight, Pullman, Wash. 



1,173.814. 

 1,173,853. 

 1,173,865. 

 1,174,028. 



,174,054. 



,174,109. 



,174.117. 

 ,174,166. 



mann — both of Chicago, 111. 

 Resilient wheel tire. J. L. Plant, Malone, X. Y. 

 Protector for pneumatic tires. W. H. Paul, Baltimore, Md. 

 Fountain pen. F. C. Ries, Macon. Ga. 

 Resilient vehicle tire. W. B. Buckley, Washington, D. C. 



ISSUED MARCH 7, 1916. 



npri: 



Boot or shoe comprising a rubber inner-sole of silk and a sole 

 of rubber vulcanized to the sheet. G. F. Butterfield, assignor 

 to G. I. Butterfield— both of West Newton, Mass. 



Hard rubber mouthpiece for smoking pipes. O. Wartemann, 

 New York, assignor to Traun Rubber Co., College Point — 

 both in New York. 



Tire valve. T. A. Bowden, Los Angeles, Cal., assignor to A. 

 Schrader's Son, Inc., New York City. 



Rubber hip boot. W. P. Kilner, Buffalo, N. Y. 



Kraft, New York, and M. C. Schweinert, 



West Hoboken, N. J. 

 Pneumatic tire comprising 



abber 



1,174.476. 

 1,174,556. 



1,174,557. 



1,174,619. 

 1,174,620. 

 1,174,621. 

 1,174,780. 



1,174,799. 



1,174,856. 



,174,954. 

 ,174,968. 



1,175,054. 

 1,175,055. 



1,175,154. 

 1,175,240. 

 1,175,249. 



1.175,373. 

 1,175,387. 

 1,175,411. 

 1,175,431. 



1,175,491. 

 1,175,532. 

 1,175,606. 



1,175,684. 

 1,175,799. 

 1,175,866. 



and metal. M. E. Lesem, Cape Girardeau 



Hot water bottle, stopper and heating attachment. C. A. Rick- 

 ards, Chicago, III., assignor to A. Schrader's Son, Inc., New 

 York City. 



Pneumatic tire casing. B. C. Dowse. Cudahy, Wis. 



Tire repair device. C. F. Jenkins, Washington, D. C. 



Twin tire wheel rim. A. A. Remington and J. G. Sweeney — 

 both of Birmingham, England. 



Rubber gasket with inner ring. G. M. Shaffer, Denver, 

 and E. A. Franklin, Fort Morgan — both in Colorado. 



Wheel rim. W. P. Bailey, Mill Valley, Calif. 



Sole pressing form comprising a rubber pad. H. A. Davenport, 

 Brockton, Mass., assignor to United Shoe Machinerv Co., 

 Paterson, N. J. 



Horseshoe pad. A. McTernen. Andover, and J. A. Hale, Bos- 

 ton, assignors to McTernen Rubber Manufacturing Co., Read- 

 ing — all in Massachusetts. 



Pneumatic tire protector. B. Cohen, New York City. 



Inflatable life preserver. B. Franklin, assignor to American Life 

 Buoy Co. — both of Chicago, III. 



Inflatable life preserver. B. Franklin, assignor to American Life 

 Buoy Co.— both of Chicago, HI. 



Rubber heel retaining grip. W. M. Scholl, Chicago, III. 



Cushion heel. W. M. Scholl, Chicago, 111. 



Resilient heel. W. M. Scholl, Chicago, III. 



Smoke helmet with air tube and respirator. J. A. Tvchon 

 Cloquet, Minn. 



d shoes. J. W. Arthur, Warren, 



Filler for automobile tires. F. A. Hager, Portland, Oreg. 

 Tire shoe or casing patch. G. L. Stuart, San Diego, Cal. 



ISSUED MARCH 14, 1916. 

 Rubber type in band form. M. O. .^nthony, assignor to The 



Tagograph Co. — both of New York City. 

 Wheel rim. D. T. Canary. Oak Park, assignor of one-half to 



C. M. Richter, Chicago — both in Illinois. 



Canada. 



Nipple for nursing bottle. H. C. Dunfee, St. Albans, W. Va. 

 Resilient wheel comprising a pneumatic tube. J. L. Firm, Ber- 



wyn. 111. 

 Syringe. S. G. Walker, assignor of one half to R. Ruffner— 



both of Welch, W. Va. 

 Resilient vehicle wheel with solid rubber tire. S. Johnstone, 



Sacramento, Calif. 

 Cushion tire. A. S. KroU, Janesville, Wis. 

 Elastic garment support. F. A. Cook, Grand Rapids, Mich. 

 Detachable massaging device for brushes and the like. F. Eisen- 



hut, Newark, N. J. 

 Elastic tube for fire hose. H. C. Noack, Chicago, III. 

 Pedal pad. J. Stanley. Newark, N. J. 

 Demountable rim for tires. F. J. Croop, Warsaw, Ind. 

 Cushion tire. J. R. Gammeter, .Akron, Ohio, assignor to The 



B. F. Goodrich Co.. New York City. 

 Bathing appliance. J. Wald, New York City. 

 Hose coupling. C. H. Lambkin, New York City. 

 Cushioning material for absorbing shock. L. P. Clutter, Beaver 



Falls, Pa. 

 Tire casing formed of layers of rubber and granular particles of 



aluminum distributed between the layers of fabric. J. H. 



Fawkes, Portland, Oreg. 

 Resuscitator comprising a sheet of flexible elastic material. T. E. 



.•\cklcn, Memphis, Tenn. 

 Detachable resilient heel. A. Beckelman, New York City. 

 Respirator. F. Niessner, Johnstown, Pa. 





