June 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



?09 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



N' 



1,179,55:. 

 l.i-9,652. 

 1,: 79,654. 



1,179,774. 

 1,179,859. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 ISSI:ED .M'KIL 18. 1916. 

 i;9.417. Ammunition box with rubber buffers. W. Feller, as- 

 signor F. Krupp Aktiengesellsehaft — both of Essenon-the-Ruhr, 

 Germany. 

 179. 50S. .\ combination rim and casing with cork filler. E. M. 

 Deal, assignor to }. J. Brooks— both of Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Hose coupling and mender. L. R, Nelson, Peoria, 111. 

 Safety heel with rubber parts. A. C. Rightor, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Rubber vehicle wheel tire. R. M. Roberts, assignor to F. T. 



Barber — both of Anderson, Ind. 

 Safety valve for tires. E. VV. Shewmaker, assignor of twenty 

 one-hundredths to il. D. Lawler and twenty one-hundredths 

 to \V. B. Schlottman — all of San Francisco, Calif. 

 Fluid hose. W. F. Bowers, San Francisco, Calif. 

 Emergencv chain attachment for automobile wheels, L. E. 



McKinnon, Buffalo, N. Y. 

 Solid tire with coil spring. W. Murry and J. Conway, Shrews- 

 bury, Mass. 

 Resilient tire. C. A. Smith, Wellsville, X. Y. 

 Spring wheel with rubber tire. F. D. Stuart, Douglaston, N. Y. 

 Resilient tire with rubber abutments. S. F. Millard, Xorwalk, 



Textile fabric glove having the palm surface and fingei 

 tions impregnated with a rubber composition. J. P. St. 

 Xew Haven, Conn. 



Cushion tire for vehicles. J. F. White, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Hydrometer having a rubber bulb. J. and G. Berg — both of 





1,180,323.' 

 1,180.381. 

 1.180,390. 



Hose supporter. C. J. Hausen, New York City. 

 fTcne post for violins comprising a rubber part. H. Edwards, 



Downsville. X. Y. 

 Means for clearing waste pipes. G. Petersen, Spokane, Wash. 



ISSUED APRIL 25, 1916. 

 Force cup. C. F. Schuh, Newark, N. J. 



for wheels. H. T. Dunbar. Buffalo, N. Y. 



assignor to 



A. Gatzen, 



Tire fa: 



Bead for tires. T. R. Gammeter, Akron, 

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



preparatory to shaving, 



Griinwald, 

 Self-filling fo 

 Means for v 



Munich, Germany. 

 1 ijen. E. G. Peck, Seym< 

 zing punctures in rubber 



1,180.523. 

 1,180,633. 

 1,180.681. 



1.180.714. 



1.180,733. 



1,180.839. 

 1.180.887. 

 1.180,911. 

 1,180.946. 



1.181.001. 



1,181.049. 



Marvel Accessori 



of Cleveland. Ohio. 

 Rubber boot. A, H, Steen and H. McXulty, Berlin, assignors 



to Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal — 



both in Canada. 

 Gear. F. A. Headson, assignor to H. W. Johns-Manville Co. — 



both of Milwaukee, Wis. 

 Locking ring for tires. H. Kapplan, assignor to Long Manu- 

 facturing Co. — both of San Francisco, Calif. 

 Filler for vehicle tires. C. M. Xevins, Frontier, Mich. 

 Retainer for rubber footwear. J. H. Brackin, Newark, Del. 

 Toy bnllv.n. R. T,, Wlielan. Los Angeles, Calif,, assignor to 



.Mbert Behrend and Joseph Rothschild, composing the firm of 



Behrend & Rothschild, New York City. 

 Method of producing waterproof coatings of balata on objects 



which are influenced by humidity. M. Dickert, Werne, Ger. 



Method of patching hose and tool therefor. R, C, Hall, Lex- 

 ington. Ky.; X. C. Hall administratrix of said R. C. Hall. 



Rubber hose bulb for spraying of flushing devices. J. A. Mul- 

 herin. St. Louis, Mo. 



Waterproof life-saving appliance. I. Gilbert, Chicago, HI. 



Fountain pen. T, Tanimura, Rock Springs, Wyo. 



Device fen repairing punctures. C. B. Drake, Xorfolk, Va. 



Self-filling fountain pen. F. Riesenberg, assignor to L. E. 

 Waterman Co.— both of New York City. 



Waterproof sheet attachment for bed pan. J. C. Griesel, as- 

 signor of one-half to W, F, Doyle— both of Pottsvillc, Pa, 



A wheel for cars comprising a removable tire of solid rubber. 

 D. Wiesenacker and F. Cremer, Fulda, Germany. 



Hose coupling. R, Bennett. Beacon, N. Y. 



Elastic rubber inner liner for pneumatic tires. P. T. Coflfield, 

 Dayton, Ohio. 



Puncture proof tire. J. C. Fair and T. A. Anderson. Chicago, 

 III., assignors to Premium Punctureproof Tire Co., a cor- 

 poration of Maine. 



Demounfible rim for wheels. I. D. Walter, assignor of fifty- 

 three one-hundred-and-fiftieths to J. Brinkerhoff, one-tenth 

 to B, F, Cole, one-twentieth to T. Flournoy. one-fiftieth to 

 T. W. Gan'. one-twentieth to T. G. Gant, and one-fiftieth to 

 S. .^. Latimer — all of Harrisburg, Ark., and one-tenth to 

 C. B. Bailey, Wynne, Ark. 



Wheel rim for pneumatic tires. J. 11. Fawkes. Portland. Orep. 



Fountain pen. E. Winne. Xew York City. 



Reissues. 

 and metal plug for rubber heels 

 assignor ) 



ISSUED MAY 9, 1916. 



,182.162. Tool for i!se in the manufacture of shoes comprising a pad of 

 untcnsioned spongy rubber. F. M. Furbcr. Revere, Mass., 

 assignor to United Shoe Machinery Co., Paterson, X. J. 



,182,168. Pad garter. C. A. Hamlin; F. E. Lipscombe— both of Auckland, 

 and H. Spencer, Hamlin, Wellington— all of Xew Zealand, 

 administrators of said G. A. Hamlin, deceased. 



1,182,227. 



1,182.246. 



1,182.257. 



1,182,262. 

 1,182,297. 

 1,182,341. 



1,182,357. 



1,182,433. 



1,182,579. 



1,182.600. 

 1,182,604. 

 1,182,605. 

 1,182,634. 

 1,182,647. 



Bridle having an electric strip between the brow band and 



blinders. M. J. Stephan, Nortonville, Kans. 

 Penholder having an expansible and elastic rubber sleeve. W. S. 



Bridges, Chicago, III. 

 Storage battery. F. Engel, Buffalo, assigiior to U. S. Light & 



Heat Coiporation, Niagara Falls— both in Xew York, 

 Sanitary skirt shield, X, H, Fose, Appleton, Wis. 

 Tire. A. D. Morris, Philadelphia, Pa. 



iprising an elastic strap. W. T. Bobo, assignor to The 



Easy Tr 

 Method of const 



York City. 

 Resilient pneumatic wheel, which 



surrounding the hub. D. D, St 



oth of Battle Creek. Mich, 



g pneumatic tires, F. S. Dickinson, Ne 



J. C. Rice, Sa 



both in Californ 

 Tire. W. E. Supernaw, Elgin, 111. 

 Golf ball. F. L. O. Wadsworth, Sewickley, Pa. 

 Golf ball. F. L. O. Wadsworth, Sewickley, Pa. 

 Pneumatic tire. W. B. Buckley, Washington, D, C, 

 Combined non-skid and traction device for dual tired wheels. 



M, H, Cleaver, assignor to Neverskid Manufacturing Co., Inc. 



—both of Xew York City. 



182,669. Out! 



3f rubber 



of : 



Tire patch. J. G. Moomy, Erie, Pa. 

 Tire liner. J. G. Moomy, Erie, Pa, 

 Life saving suit, M, A, Czerkas, Philadelphia, Pa, 

 Anti-slip underlay for rugs, comprising a sheet of duck having 

 one face treated with rubber. E. W. Harral, Bridgeport, 



Bath appliance. C. E. Stalter, Detroit, Jlich. 



of boots 

 1, i^ngland. 

 Inflatable tire. H. C. Boggs, Decatur, Ala. 



Bowling pin, the bodv of which consists of a composition of 

 hard vulcanized rubber, M, T. Whelan, Muskegon, Mich., as- 

 signor to The Brunswick-Balkc Collender Co., Chicago, 111. 

 -Printed copies of specifications of United States patents may be 

 rom The Txdh Rubber World office at 10 cents each, postpaid.] 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 29, 1916. 



167,359. Tire 



167.425. 



167,428. 

 167,439. 

 167,441. 

 167,489. 



167.799. 

 167,906. 

 167,910. 

 167,955. 



Dust cap for valve stems of tires. G. F. Fisher and A. Bailey — 



both of Plainfield, Xew Jersey. 

 Dust cap for valve stems of tires. E. L. Aiken, Springfield, Mass. 

 Massage appliance. C. H. Archibald, East Las Vegas, New 



Mexico. 

 Fish bait box with clastic front section. P. Lamb, Denver, Colo. 

 Tire forming strip. J. T. Lister, Cleveland. Ohio. 

 Cord for tire casings. J. D. Tew. Akron, Ohio. 

 Shoulder rest for violins secured to the instrument by elastic 



bands. B. Poehland, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Safety valve for tires. J. Riehl, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 

 Laminated fabric. L. A. Suhers. Cleveland, Ohio, 

 Cord for tire casings. J. D. Tew, .\kron, Ohio. 

 Composite sole having a tread portion of rubber. The Williams- 



Knecland Co., South Braintree, Mass., assignee of W. F. 



tock, Providence, R. I. 

 chain, M, Bodenstein, Rochesi 

 and pressure gage. O. 



X. Y. 



Bromberg, San Diego, 



Calif. 

 Triangular-shaped rubber cushion for game tables. The Bruns- 



wick-Balke-CoUender Co,, assignee of M. J. Whelan, Muskegon, 



Michigan. 

 Valve for tires. M. J. Payne, Staunton, Va. 

 Pneumatic tire. H. Jancolovich, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

 Tire. H. M. Lambert, Portland, Oregon. 

 Club consisting of a piece of wire rope with ferrules at botli 



erds and a covering of rubber, E, E, W elflen, Christiania, 



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