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

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0181 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,034,406 to 1,035,131. TIHE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 181-No. 1. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1912. Price-$5 per year. COTENTS_ Page. ISSUE OF AUGUST 6,1912 ..................................... 1 PATENT OFFICE CLASSIFICATION ............................ 1 CLASSIFICATION OF GERMAN PATENTS ....................... 1 RENEWAL OF FORFEITED CASES ......................... 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ...................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED..............3 REISSUES ................ ......................... 243 DESIGNS ...................................................... 245 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 251 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ............................... 259 LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ 264 COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS- Lewis v. Deutsch v. Lum v. Murphy v. Canfield .......... 265 J. & Riley Carr v. The Willina Schollhorn Company v. Warren Axe & Tool Company a. Geo. H. Bishop & Co. V. Radigan, Rich & Co. v. Oraef v. E. C. Atkins & Com- pany ................................................... 265 Ex parte Greig .......................................... 266 Ex parte The Sherwin-Williams Company ............... 267 In re Farrand ............................................ 267 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Jackson Corset Company v. Cohen ....................... 268 In re Wenzelnann and Overholt ......................... 268 In re M aas ............................................... 269 Putnam v. Wetmore and Niemann ...................... 269 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ....................................... 270 INTERFERENCE NOTICES ...................................... 270 ISSUE OF AUGUST 6, 1912. Patents .............. 726-No. 1,034,406 to No. 1,035,131, Inclusive. Designs ............ 22-No. 42,845 to No. 42,866, inclusive. Trade-Marks ......... 138-No. 87,699 to No. 87,836, inclusive. Labels ............... 17-No. 16,487 to No. 16,503, inclusive. Prints ............... 2-No. 3,081 to No. 3,082, inclusive. Reissues ............. 3-No. 13,454 to No. 13,456, inclusive. Total .............. 908 TO CITIZENS OF THE States. 0 Alabama ............. 5 ..... Arizona ............. 2 ..... Arkansas ....................... California........... 37 6 Colorado............ 13 ... Connecticut ..........15 6 Delaware ............1... Florida ..............4. Georgia .............9..... Idaho................. Illinois ............... 74 6 Indiana .............. 13 2 Iowa .................14. Kansas ..............6 Kentucky ............ 1 1 Louisiana ............ 4 1 Maine ................ 4 1 Maryland ............ 10 3 Massachusetts ........ 44 12 Michigan ............. 24 3 Minnesota ............ 11 6 Mississippi ........... 2 ..... Missouri ............ 22 6 Montana ............. Nebraska .............3. Nevada ........................ New Hampshire ...... 2 ..... New Jersey ........... 30 9 New Mexico ..........1 . New York ............ 86 33 UNITED STATES. States. . g North Carolina ...... 3 1 North Dakota ....... 5 ... Ohio ................ 47 10 Oklahoma .......... 8 ..... Oregon ..............10 Pennsylvania ....... 60 14 Rhode Island ........ 7 4 South Carolina ...... 3 ..... South Dakota ....... 7 4 Tennessee ........... 2 4 Texas ............... 11. Utah ................ 4 Vermont ............ 1 Virginia............. 4 1 Washington .........7. West Virginia ....... 6 .... Wisconsin ...........13 2 Wyoming ........... 1 ..... Alaska, District of .......... Canal Zone ................ District of Columbia. 2. Hawaii Territory .............. Philippine Islands ......... 1 Porto Rico .................... U. S. Army ............... U. S. Navy ..........1. Total to citizens of the United States.... 647 137 TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Countries. Argentina ............ .......Netherlands ........ 2. Austra-Hungry..... 5 ..... Neewfoundland ................ Belgium .............. I ........... New South Wales. Brazal...................... New Zealand ........ Canada.............. -6 ..... I Norway ............ 1. Chile ....................... Russia ........ 2 Colombia ............ .... Scotland ...... ..... 2.. Cuba ............................ Straits Settlements ........... Denmark ............ 1 , .1 Sweden ............. 1 England............13 13 Switzerland ......... 2 ..... France .............1 0 4 Transvaal, South Germany ............. 46 5 Africa ............1 Guatemala .......... .. Tunis............... Ireland .............. 1 ..... Victoria .............1 Italy ............. 3 . Japan...............1 1 Total to citizens of Mexico............... ..2 foreign countries ..... 101 21 Patent Office Classification. Copies of the Manual of Classification of Subjects of Invention of the United States Patent Office, revised to January 1, 1912, may be obtained from the Commissioner of Patents for ten cents each. Copies of the Supplement to the Manual of Classi- fication, containing the definitions of the classes and subclasses that have been revised to January 1, 1912, 495 pages, paper covers, may be obtained from the Com- missioner of Patents for fifty cents each. A small number of copies of the supplement, printed on one side only and unbound, may be had for fifty cents. These may be bound by the purchaser to suit himself and the blank pages utilized to note changes of classification as published from time to time in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE, or they may be retained in temporary binders for convenience in cor- recting the classification by interleaving the Classifica- tion Bulletins containing the definitions of revised classes as completed. Classification of German Patents, Printed copies of a translation of the Manual of Classi- fication of the German Patent Office may be had upon ap- plication to the Commissioner of Patents at $1.00 per copy. With the aid of this translation and the numerical list of German patents, classified according to classes, -sub- classes, and groups, whic& Is accessible In the Scientific Library, it will be possible to make complete searches In the German patents. Renewal of Forfeited Cases. A petition for the renewal of a forfeited application need not be signed by the inventor or assignee, but may be signed by the attorney. A power of attorney in the original application authoriz- Ing an attorney to transact all business in the Patent Office in connection with the application construed to be of suffi- cient scope to include the signing of a petition for renewal and the subsequent prosecution of the application. (Es parle Agee, 101 0. G., 1609.)

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