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

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0185 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,045,803 to 1,046,423 THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 185-No. 1. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 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, $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 r. Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTEINTS Page. ISSUE OF DECEMBER 3, 1912 .. ........................... PHOTOGRAPIc COPIES OF DRAWINGS ....................... 1 PUBLISJHERS' CATALOGUES ................................... 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION .......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3 REISSUES ........................................ 219 DESIGNS ..................................................... 220 TRADE-MARKS--REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 229 TRADE-MARKS--REGISTERED ................................. 243 LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ None. COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS- Ex parte Franklin MacVeagh & Company ............... 247 Gold v. Gold v. Cosper ............................... 247 Quensel v. Knox v. Fries v. Murphy .................. 248 Weinberg v. Boyce v. Russell and Russell ................ 249 Ex parte Demsnler .................................... 249 Ex parte Todd and Mayr ................................ 250 Hodgkinson v. Rotter .................................... 251 INTERFERENCE NOTICES ...................................... 252 ISSUE OF DECEMBER 3, 1912. Patents .............. 621-No. 1,045,803 to No. 1,046,423, inclusive. Designs........... 37-No. 43,296 to No. 43,332, Inclusive. Trad arks ....... 109-No. 89,212 to No. 89,320, Inclusive. Labels ............... None. Prints ............... None. Reissues ............. 1-No. 13,492. Total .............. 768 TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. . t. .u States. i States. Alabama............ 3 .... North Carolina ...... 4 Ario. 1 ..... North Dakota ....... 2 Arkansas .............. I .. 1 010......... 7.. California ...........31 3 Oklahoma...........7 ... Colorado ........... 7 ..... Oregon.............. ...9 Connecticut ....... *13 2 Pennsylvania ....... 40 3 Delaware ............. 1 ..... Rhode Island ........ ..... Florida ................ ..... South Carolina ...... I Georgia............. 1 1 South Dakota ....... 2 Idaho............... 1 Tennessee ........... 4. Illinois............. 76 10 Texas ............... 13 1 Indiana............. 2 Utah .............. .... Iowa....... . 10 1 Vermont ............ 1 1 Kansas.............. 1 Virginia ............ 5 1 Kentucky ........... 3 1 Washington ......... 10 1 Louisiana ........... 3 West Virginia ....... 4 Maine ................ 1 1 Wisconsin .......... 16 ..... Maryland ............ 6 2 Wyoming ................ Massachusetts .. 41 7 - Michigan ............ 27 2 Alaska tricto.. ..... .. Minnesota ............ 15 3 Cansl Zone ............... M .s4 .s.... District ofColumbia. 15 17 Hawall Territory........... Montana ............. 3 ..... Philippine Islands... 2.. Nebraska............6 1 Port Rico... ... Nevada..................... U. S. Army ............ New Hampshire . .. 2 .... U. S. Navy ............... New ersey ........... 38 4 1 New Medco .......... I ..... Total to residents New York ............ 95 34 of the United States. 600 101 TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Argentina ................. Austria-Hungary ..... 4 . Belgium .............. ..... British West Indies ......... Canada ............... 9 . Colombia ............ ..... Cuba ................. ..... Denmark ............. ..... Dutch East Indies ... ..... ... England .............. 12 . France ............... 2 1 Germany ............. 20 3 Guatemala ............... Ireland.......... Italy................ Japan ................. ..... Mexico ............... 1 Countries. Netherlands ........ New Zealand ........ Norway ............. Portugal ............ Roumania .......... Russia .............. Scotland ............ Spain ........... Sweden............ Switzerland ......... Transvaal, S o u t h Africa......... Tunis............. Victoria ............. Total to residents of foreign countries.. 0.. E. 1. . ..... ..... .. . 3 ..... 2 1 2 ..... 581 8 Photographic Copies of Drawings. The Patent Office will furnish photographic prints of any unbound drawing, foreign or domestic, which may be in Its possession. These prints will be made only In two sizes, 8 by 121 at 15 cents per sheet and 10 by 15 at 25 cents per sheet. Prints of drawings of pending, abandoned, forfeited, or informal cases and of caveats may be had In either of the above-named sizes. Prints of United States or foreign patent drawings will be made only in the 10 by 15 size. In ordering copies of drawings of foreign patents cited as references, applicants must state the date and number thereof, the name of the patentee, the country In which each patent was granted, and the class and subclass In which the patent is classified. If the class and subclass were not given In the Office letter citing the patent, the applicant must state the serial number of the application in which it was cited, the number of the action therein, the name of the inventor, and the title of the Invention. The photoprints will be furnished more expeditiously If the number of the division is given in which they may be found. A separate order should be made for each draw- ing, for which the Office will furnish blanks gratuitously upon request. BOUND VOLUMES CANNOT BE USED FOR MAKING PRINTS. Failure to give the fullest data whereby the mounted drawing may be found will cause unnecessary delay and correspondence. Applicants and attorneys are strongly urged to file a set of prints, small size, or order them to be made by the Office at the time of filing an application. Such procedure will save delay later, If correction of the drawing Is desired or required. 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 e properly indexed, classified, and subclassifled in the Scientific Library for convenient and ready reference.

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