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178 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1912)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0178 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,025,114 to 1,025,955. OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 178-No. 1. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1912. Price-5 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE Is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette should be addressed. Issued weekly. Subscriptions, 85.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each. Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENWS_ Page. ISSUE OF MAY 7, 1912 ........................................ 1 INTERFERENCE NOTICE ....................................... 1 FULL NAMES OF APPLICANTS .................................. 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3 R EISSUES ..................................................... 291 DESIGNS ...................................................... 292 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 301 TRADE-MARES-REGISTERED ................................. 313 LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ 318 CoMssSIONER's DECISIONS- Ex parte Beard .......................................... 319 Dietze and Dietze v. Gussman ............................ 319 Gammeter v. Thropp ..................................... 320 Ex parte Pope.... .............................. 320 DECisiONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Mills and Conn v. Darlington (No. 731.) Mills and Conn v. Elliott and Darlington, (No. 730.) .................... 321 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ....................................... 323 CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION ................................ 324 ISSUE OF MAY 7, 1912. Patents .............. 842-No. 1,025,114 to No. 1,025,955, inclusive. Designs ............. 47-No. 42,450 to No. 42,496, inclusive. Trade-Marks. 142-No. 86,358 to No. 86,499, inclusive. Labels ............... 15-No. 16,321 to No. 16,335, inclusive. Prints ............... 4-No. 3,021 to No. 3,024, inclusive. Reissues ............. 2-No. 13,414 to No. 13,415, inclusive. Total ............. 1,052 TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. T;. States. Sa Alabama ............. 1 2 ..... Arizona .............. 1 ....... Arkansas ............. 2 ..... California ............. 36 6 Colorado .............. 5 ..... Connecticut ......... 20 1 Delaware ............ 1 ..... Florida ............... 4 7 Georgia ............... 2 1 Idaho ................. 2 ..... Illinois ............... 101 9 Indiana ........ ' ..... 21 2 Iowa ................ 20 1 Kansas .............. 17 ..... Kentucky ............ 4. Louisiana ............ 5 2 Maine ................ 3 5 Maryland ............ 7 5 Massachusetts ........ 42 6 Michigan ............ 26 5 Minnesota ............ 9 3 Mississippi ........... 2 ..... Missouri .............. 22 10 Montana ............. 10 Nebraska ............6 1 Nevada ................. New Hampshire 3 3 New Jersey ....... . 26 5 Xew Mexico .......... 3 1 New York............ 125 39 States. ~ North Carolina ...... 4 1 North Dakota ....... 2 Ohio ................ 42 6 Oklahoma ...........3 . Oregon ...............3 1 Pennsylvani ...... 97 15 Rhode Island ....... 7 1 South Carolina ..... 3 South Dakota ...... 2 Tennessee ........... 7 Texas .............. 1 Utah ................ 6. Vermont ............ 1 Vgn ....... 1 Wasinto ...... 1 Wet 1 gi' ....... 4 1 Wisconsin .......... 23 1 Wyoming ................ - II Alaska District of.......... Canal ione ............... District of Columbia. 9 1 Hawaii Territory.... 1 ..... Philippine Islands........ ..... Porto Rico .......... . ..... U. S. Army .. 1.. U. S. Navy .......... Total to citizens of 7 6 the United States.... 76 1141 TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Argentina ............ 1. Austria-Hungary ..... 2 ..... Belgium .................. Bermuda.......... ..... Brazil ............. British West Indies . Canada ...............17 Cape Colony ................ ..... Chile.............. China.. Costa Rica ........ Cuba ......................1 Denmark ....................... Ecuador ........................ England .............. 27 5 France ............... 15 3 Germany ............. 42 3 Ireland .................... Italy ................1. Japan .................... Madeira .............1 . a i Countries. Netherlands ......... 1 1 Newfoundland ............... New South Wales ............. New Zealand ........ I ..... Norway............. Quecsland..........1. Roumania ...... Russia .............. . Scotland ................. South Australia .......... .... Span ---1---- Swedein ............. ... Switzerland......... a. Tasmania ..... 1. Transvaal, S o u t h Africa........... . Victoria............ 2. Wester Australia... 1. Total to citizens of foreign countries..... 122 15 Interference Notice, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., May 2, 1912. J. C. Ferguson d Co., their assigns or legal representatives, take notice: An interference having been declared by this Office be- tween the application of The Cleveland Provision Co., 8 Boliver street. Cleveland. Ohio, for registration of a trade- mark and trade-mark registered March 28, 1882, No. 9,244, to J. C. Ferguson & Co.. of Chicago, Ill., and a notice of such declaration sent by registered mail to said J. C. Fergu- son & Co. at the said address having been returned by the post-office undeliverable, notice is hereby given that unless said J. C. Ferguson & Co., their assigns or legal representa- tives, shall enter an appearance therein within thirty days from the first publication of this order the Interference will be proceeded with as in case of default. This notice will be published in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE for three consecutive weeks. EDWARD B. MOORE, Commissioner. Full Names of Applicants. * * * All applications which disclose the full name of the applicant in the preamble of the specification will be received and considered as a sufficient compliance with Rule 40 of the Rules of Practice. (Order 521.) When the full first name of the applicant does not ap- pear either In his signature or in the preamble to the speci- fication, the Examiner will, in his first official letter, re- quire an amendment supplying the omission, and he will not pass the application to issue until the omission has been supplied, unless an affidavit shall have been filed set- ting forth that the full first name of the applicant Is the one originally given by him. (Order 600.)

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