December 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



171 



Recent Patents Relating to Rubber. 



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0. 1,201,252. 



1 

 1,201,257. 



1,201,282. 



1,201,307. 



1,201,340. 

 1,201,495.. 



1,201,551. 



1,201,556, 



1,201,744. 

 1,201,747. 



1,201,767. 



1,201,808. 



1,201,854. 



1,201,859. 



1,201,951. 

 1,202,000. 



1,202,188. 



1,202,197. 



1,202,200. 

 1,202,206. 



1*202,207. 



1,202,245. 

 1,202,295. 



1,202,318. 

 1.202,322. 

 1,202,383. 



1,202.390. 



1,202,441. 

 1,202,490. 



1,202,604. 



1,202.668. 



1,202,695. 



1,202,717. 



1,202,725. 

 1,202,726. 

 1,202,732. 



1,202.738. 

 1,202,740. 



1,202,820. 

 1,202,827. 

 1,202,845. 

 1,202,855. 

 1,202,877. 



1,202,898. 

 1,202.919. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



IS.SUED OCTORER 17, 1916. 

 Sectional pneumatic tire. E. E. Campbell, Columbix, 



201,256. Bath-tub mat. W. H. Clarke, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 Tire fabfic with wire warp threads. H. Z. Cobb, Winchester, 



Mass., assignor to Revere Rubber Co., Providence, R. I. 

 Tire casing. G. F. Fisher, Plainfield, N. J., assignor to Morgan 



& Wright, Detroit, Midi. 

 One-piece waterproof diaper. I. M. Joseph, assignor to S. H. 



Shoninger — both of Chicago. 111. 

 Pneumatic tire. W. M. Peabody, Chicago, 111. 

 Cushion-tire. PI. Paine, O. A. Widerberg and P. R. Johnson, 



Worcester, Mass. 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. R. S. Bryant, assignor to The Standard 



Welding Co. — both of Cleveland, Ohio. 

 Life saving suit having a collapsible air chamber adapted to 



inflation. J. Chlumsky, Chicago. III. 

 Multiple-serpentine-tread tire. F. W. Kremer, Carlstadt, N. J. 

 Collapsible rim for automobile tires. H. L. Lenherr and W. A. 



Lenherr, Mercersburg, Pa. 

 Massage apparatus comprising a cup-shaped soft rubber member. 



L. Schimek and P. Becker, Chicago, III. 

 Teat cup for milking macliines. L. Dinesen, assignor to Per- 

 fection Manufacturing Co. — both of Minneapolis, Minn. 

 Locking mechanisnt for vehicle wheel rims. H. Mote, Detroit, 



Mich. 

 Tire comprising a casing, a metal band, and a hard rubber 



inclosure in which the band is embedded and secured by 



vulcanization. M. J. Napier, Detroit, Mich. 

 .A feed bar for fountain pens. W. I. Ferris, Westfield, X. J., 



assignor to L. E. Waterman Co., New York City. 

 Tire shoe. W. W, McMahan, Detroit, Mich., and R. B. Price, 



New York City, assignors to Morgan & Wright. Detroit, 



Mich. 



IS.SUED OCTOBER 24, 1916. 

 Locking device for demountable automobile wheel rims and the 



like. F. D. Hiller, Jr., Webster Groves, assignor to Hil-Ko 



Rim Lock Co., -St. Louis — both in Missouri. 

 Life preserver. J. W. Lippincott, assignor of one-half to C. A. 



Lippincott — both of Little Rock, .-Xrk. 

 Armor f<ir pneumatic tires. A. L. McNaghten, Aberdeen, S. D. 

 Rim for pneumatic tires. F. H. Moyer, Euclid Heights \'illage, 



Ohio. 

 Life preserver comprising an inflatable tube aitd a gas bag. 



K. Nebel, Chicago, 111. 

 Enema bag and nozzle. G. U. Tompers, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Maternity corset, the front end section of which consists of 



elastic fabric. C. Leo, Boston. Mass. 

 Playing ball. F. T. Roberts, Trenton, N. J. 

 Cushion heel for shoes. W. M. SchoU, Chicago, III. 

 Golf club head. II. V. Hardman, assignor to Tlie Ilardright 



Co.— both of Belleville, N. J. 

 Protector for pneumatic tires. F. H. Ihlenburg, New York 



City. 

 Protective automobile mat. C. W. Small, Maiden, Mass. 

 Golf ball. C. Davis, U. Si Navy, and F. Kniffen, Wilmington, 



Del.: said Kniffen assignor to said Davis. 

 Double tube pneumatic tire. M. S. Stevenson, London, Eng- 

 land. 

 .-\bdnminal supporter comprising an elastic panel. M. E. Byrd, 



Mount Winans, Md. 

 Inner tube with ends flattened and connected by .snap faste-ners. 



F. Fenton, assignor to The Miller Rubber Co. — both of 



Akron, Ohio. 

 Necktie having a lining of sheet rubber. W. Hey, York, as- 

 signor to H. Goldstein & Co., Limited, London — both in 



England. 

 Tire protector. I. Karpen, Chicago, 111. 

 Tire protector. I. Karpen, Chicago, III. 



Cushion heel. T. B. Keogh. New York City, assignor of one- 

 fourth to F, P. Auwell, Brooklyn, N. Y., and one-fourth to 



N. P. Wedin, Jersey City, N. J. 

 Life preserving apparel. J. Klucina, Cicero. 111. 

 A nursing bottle and nipple having a marginal portion fitting 



on the top. II. P. Kraft. Ridgewood. N. J. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 31, 1916. 

 Rubber heel. E. J. Emery, Portsmouth, N. H. 

 Ventilated boot or shoe. A. Gerhold, London, England. 

 Wheel rim. F. F. Hultgrecn. South Berkeley, Calif. 

 Tire bead. F. W. Kremer, Carlstadt, N. J. 

 Anesthesia apparatus. B. Morgan. Chicago, assignor to W. F. 



Clark, Oak Park — both in Illinois. 

 Tire casing with internal springs. A. C.r Salter, Bartow, Ga. 

 Pneumatic tire. J. D. Tew, Akron, .Ohio, assignor to The B. F. 



Goodrich Co., New- York City. 



1,202, 

 1,202 

 1,202, 

 1,203, 



1,203, 

 1,203, 



968. 

 ,991. 

 993. 

 02O. 



134. 

 160. 



1,203,243. 



1,203, 

 1,203 



329. 

 ,458. 



1,203.570. 

 1,203,648. 

 1,203.654. 

 1,203,762. 



1,203,898. 

 1,203.910. 



1,203,915. 



1,203,985. 

 1,204.007. 

 1,204,01". 

 1,204,109. 



1,204,125. 

 1.204,237. 



1,204.293. 

 1,204,352. 



1,204.365. 



Pneumatic tire shoe. I. W. Cole, Plainiield, N. J. 

 Pneumatic tire. J. Girard, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

 Hose coupling. E. H. Gold, Chicago, 111. 



Corset w-ith elastic gores. J. Leopold and M. Beberfeld, New 



York City. 

 Wheel rim. T. T. Ronald, Seattle, Wash. , 



Rubber-covered garter button. .-X. T. Van Alstyn, New York 



City. 



Antiskidding device for wheel tire. J. H. Myres and L. D. 



Snover, Waterford, Mich. 

 Stethoscope with rubber tubing. C. M. Heck, Raleigh, N. C. 

 Cushion block tire. T. Barnes, Denver, Colo. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 7, 1916. 



Rubber key top for typewriters. R. E. Beaubien. Chicago, III. 

 Solid tire attachment. M. C. Overman, New York City. 

 Infer tube. L. R. Schaap, Longmont, Colo. 



Gasket comprising metal and rubber. C. I. E. Mastin, Midland 

 Park, N. J. 



Pneumatic cushion wheel. O. Mussinan, New York City. 

 Vehicle tire. A. T. Savage, assignor to the Savage Tire Co.^ 

 both of San Diego, Calif. 



Tire with rubber tread and cork body. E. Schmilt, New York 

 City. 



Pneumatic tire armor. S. T. Gulp, Littleton, Colo. 



Packing for pump rods. B. W. Goodsell, Chicago, III. 



Tire rim. E. Hopkinson, East Orange, N. J. 



Tire casiri.c with replaceable tread. O. Zarth, assignor of one- 

 half to W. H. McCullouch— both of Aurora, 111. 



Bottle stopper and rubber dropper. E. J. Brosnan. Troy, N. Y. 



Can for fountain or other syringes. E. H. Bickley, Pittsburgh 

 Pa. 



Overshoe. C. W. MacWilliams, Geneva, Nebr. 



Hose coupling. F. Hachmann, assignor of one fourth to F. C. 

 Schoenthaler — both of St. Louis, Mo. 



Rubber boot. C. Lee, assignor to The Goodyear's Metallic Rub- 

 ber Shoe Co. — both of Naugatuck, Conn. 



DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED AUGUST 31, 1916. 



171,134. Demountable rim. H. J. Trares. Edwardsville. and A. S Winey 



Mishawaka, assignee of a half interest — both in Illinois. 

 171,184. Anti-slipping device for tires. I. C. Hess, Einlcnton, Pa. 

 171.208. Nipi.le. M. H. McMann, New York City. 



171,273. Non-skid tire chains. W. B, Lasher, Bridgeport. Conn , assignee 

 of H. P.. Weed, Syracuse, N. Y. 



171,276. Corset comprising a nlurality of elastic strips. L. T. A. .\myot 

 Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. 



171,396. Bust form comprising elastic bands. M. V. Heuchan, Los Angeles, 

 Calif. 



171.443. Cushion tire. The Estes .-Virless Tire Co., Newark, and M E 



-Xmonett, J. M. .Xmonett, and E. L. .\nioiiett. West Orange 

 assig;iees of W. B. Estes, Newark — all in New Jersey. 



171.444. Pneumatic tire witli puncture proof plate. Gutta Percha & Rub- 



ber, Limited. Toronto. Ontario, Canada, assignee of C. C. Ferry 

 Middlebury Center, Pa. ' 



171.461. Pneumatic tire casing. R. M. Merriman and A. Micheler, -assignee 



of a half interest — both of Akron, Ohio. 



171.462, Pneumatic tire with cushion tread. J. C. Markle and C. F. Nast 



assignee of i half interest — both of Seattle, Wash. ' ,' 



171.469. Tire tread of rubber and blocks of rigid material. W. T Bogan 

 and W. W. Porter, assignee of a half interest -both of Phila- 

 delphia, Pa. 

 171,471. Pneumatic tire with partitioned tube. W. C. Cole and M. F 

 Stewart, assignees of a half interest — both of Coronation, Al- 

 berta, Canada. 



171,475. Pneumatic tire and molded tube. II. C. Boggs. Decatur, Ala. 



171,483. Pneumatic cord tire. C. L. Archer, Minneapolis, Minn. 



171,509. Tire casing tube and rim. E. H. Hcrrick, New York City. 



171,518. Pressure control for tires. E. B. Keith, Pontiac, Mich. 



171,527. Tire liner. J. C. JVIoomy, Erie, Pa. 



171,529. Pneumatic tire. W. D. McNaull, Toledo, Ohio. 



171,532. Pneumatic tire with tread band comprising spirally coiled strands 

 L. R. Poschadel, Milwaukee, Wis. 



171.536. Metal inner tube. W. F. Stewart, Pekin, III. 



171.537. Solid tire and rim. W. E. Supcrnaw, Elgin, III. 

 171,585. Rubber glove. J. D. Garvey, Chicago, 111. 

 171,598. Tire holder. C. L. Keycs. Peru. Ind. 



171,653. Elastic waist band for garments. The Union. Special Machine 

 Co., Chicago, 111., assignee of L. O. Bouchard, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Chemical Patents will be found on pa^es 131-132. Machinery ajid Process Patents on pages 144-146, 



