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

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0183 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,039,682 to 1,040,254. THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE '6n1trb $tatr5 ?Vattnt Offitt* Vol. 183-No. 1. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1912. Price-S5 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, $5.00 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. CONMTENTS_ P ISSUE OF OCTOBER 1, 1912 .................................. CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION ................................. NOTICE OF DISBARMENT ...... ........................... PUBLISHERS' CATALOGUES .................................. APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ....................... PATENTS GRANTED .......................................... REISSUES .................................................... D ESIGNS ....... .............................................. TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................ TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ................................. TRADE-MARKS CANCELED ................................ LABELS AND PRINTS .................................... COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-- Ex parte Hobbs .......................................... Ex parte Horton and Keen ....................... Ex parte H nna and Hanna .......................... Fischer & Co. v. John Blaul's Sons Company v. The Colum- bia Rice Packing Co., Ltd .............. Reed & ('arnrick v. Waterbury Chemical Company. EE parte Kelley ......................................... In re Newman ........................................... In re Jacobson ........................................... ADJUDICATED PATENTS .................................. DISCLAIMERS ............... ......................... INTERFERENCE NOTICES .................................. age. ISSUE OF OCTOBER 1, 1912. Patents .............. 573-No. 1,039,682 to No. 1,040,254, inclusive. Designs .............. 23-No. 43,077 to No. 43,99, inclusive. Trade-Marks ......... 63-No. 88,546 to No. 88,608, inclusive. Labels ............... 28-No. 16,567 to No. 16,594, inclusive. Prints............. 13-No. 3,009 to No. 3,111, inclusive. Reissues ............. 5-No. 13,468 to No. 13,472, inclusive. Total .............. 705 TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. A - I States. s 0 States. Alabama............3 3 North Carolina ...... 5 1 Arizona............I North Dakota ....... 6. Arkansas ............. 1 1 i Ohio ................ 28 i 10 California ............. 38 4 Oklahoma ........... 3 1 Colorado ............... 11 Oregon ..............5. Connecticut ......... 20 2 Pennsylvania ....... 51 7 Delaware ............ 2 Rhode Island ........ 2. Florida ........... I ..... South Carolina ...... 1 Georgia ....... 4 ' South Dakota ....... 1 Idaho ............. 1 . Tennessee ........... 1 I Illinois ........... 8 Texas ............... 10 1 Indiana ............17 Utah ................ 1 .... Iowa .............. 4 Vermont ............ ..... Kansas. .. 6 ..... Virginia ............. 1 1 Kentucky............ 7 1 W-ashington ........ 10 ..... Lousia ............3 1 West Virginia ....... . Maine .............. 3 ...Wisconsin ...... .... 12 5 Maryland ............ 2 Wyoming ........... 2..... Massachusetts ........ 3 - I Michigan ............. 9 2 Alaska, District of ........ ..... Minnesota ............ 5 1 Canal Zone ............... Mississippi ........... 2 ..... District of Columbia. 3 .... Missouri .............. 11 4 Hawaii Territory .... 1 2 Montna ............. 1 . Philippine Islands .......... Nebraska ............. 5.... Porto Rico .................... New Hampshire ...... 2 1 U. S. Navy .......... 1 ..... New Jersey ........... 43 4 New Mexico ..........1 Total to citizens of New York ........... 85 23 the United States.... 522 94 TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Countries. ... Argentina ......... ....... ..... l Netherlands ............... Austria-Hungary. ... 6 ..... Newfoundland ...... I .......... Belgium .............. 1 ..... New South ), ales ............. Bermuda ....................... New Zealand ............ ..... Brazil..................... ...orway.................. British I ie..... Queensland ......... ..... ..... Canada ............13 Roumania ................ Cafe Colony .................. Russia .............. Chle ...................... i Scotland ............. China ..................... South Australia............ Costa Rica ............ ...... Spanish Honduras.. 1. Cub ............. Sweden.............3. ---- Denmark .............. Switzerand .........2. Ecuador ..................... Transvaal, S out h England .............. I 12 2 Africa.......... France ...............5 1 Victoria............. Germany .............24 61 WesternAustralia.......... India ................ I Italy ............. .. ..... Total to citizens of Japan . ... foreign countries... 72 10 = 0ic ................ .. ..... * 'I - Changes in Classification. (ORDER No. 2,004.) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., September 19, 1912. It is hereby directed that class 151, Nut and Bolt Locks, be trans- ferred from Division VII to Division XIII, to take effect immedl ately. EDWARD B. MOORE, Commissioner. Notice of Disbarment. (ORDEIR No. 2,002.) DEPARTMENT OF TEE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT O'FICEB, Washingto, D. C., Se, tember 8, 1912. Pursuant to the provisions of section 487 of the Re- vised Statutes, and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, Silas C. Sweet, of Des Moines, Iowa. is hereby disbarred from practice before the United V' vs Patent Office for gross misconduct. EDWARD B. MOORE, Comm issioner. Publishers' Catalogues. This Office would be pleased to receive from manufac- turers and publishers such catalogues, -circulars, price- lists, or other advertisements relating to the sciences and mechanical arts as are published by them for gratuitous distribution. It is requested that at least three copies of such publications be forwarded In order that the subjects may be properly indexed, classified, and subclassified In the Scientific Library for convenient and ready reference.

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