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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0194 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,071,680 to 1,072,411.
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OFFICIAL GA
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OF THE
Vol. 194--No. 1.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1913.
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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.
CONTEXNTS_ Page.
ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1913 .................................. 1
ATTORNEYS ................................................... 1
TRADE-MARKS ...................... ........................ 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION .......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3
R EISSUES ..................................................... 253
D ESIGNS ...................................................... 254
TRADE-MARKS---REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR .................. 261
TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ................................. 269
TRADE-MARKS CANCELED .................................... 271
LABELS AND PRINTS .......................................... 272
REPORT OF THE COMMaISSIONER OF PATENTS TO CONGRESS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1912 ............... 273
INTERFERENCE NOTICE ....................................... 278
N OTICE ...................................................... 278
ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1913.
Patents .......... 732-No. 1,071,680 to No. 1,072,411, inclusive.
Designs............ 25-No. 44,601 to No. 44,625, inclusive.
TradeMarks......... 65-No. 93,253 to No. 93,317, inclusive.
Labels ............... 9-No. 17,204 to No. 17,212,'inclusive.
Prints ............... 3-No. 3,364 to No. 3,366, inclusive.
Reissues ............. 2-No. 13,611 to No. 13.612, inclusive.
Total .............. 836
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TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries. N..9 Countries.
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Argentina ...................... Mexico .....................
Austria-Hungary .......... ..... I Netherlands .......... .....
Azores ............ ! New South Wales... 1 .....
Belgium ............. 3..New Zealand ........ I I.
Bermuda .................. ..... Norway .............1 I.
Brazil .......................... Panam a ......................
British West Indies... ..... ..... 11 Queensland ......... i ..........
Canada ...... Roumama........ ... .....
Cape Colony ................. Russia 3
Chle. I. .......... ...........
Chie C. .. S.c.. .. .. .. .. .. . d ............ . . ... .
Costa Rica ................. South Australia ..... I ..........
Cuba ........................... Spain ..........................
Denmark ................... Sweden ............. I
Dutch East Indies .............i Switzerland ......... ......
Ecuador ................. .. Transvaal, South
England ............20 2 Africa ..................
France ............... 3 :1 Victoria ............ 1.
Germany ........... 39 2 Wales............... 1 .....
Ireland .............. 2.... . .
Italy ................1 ... Total to residents
Japan ......................... of foreign countries--- 85 5
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DEPARTMENT uF TE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
V Ls 4 W ashington, D. 0., August 29, 1913.
E- 1 , This Office is advised, under date of the 27th instant,
lba .3 .N ... - that the departmental order of May 23, 1910, disbarring
Alabama ............. 3 ..... North Carolina ...... 2 David 1'. Moore, of Washington, D. C., from practice has
Arkansas ...........2 Ohio ............... .... 6 been revoked. Pursuant thereto the name of the said
California ............. 34 2 Oklahoma ........... 8 ..... Moore has been restored to the list of attorneys entitled
Colorado ............ 10 ..... Oregon ........... ..... t practice before the Patent Office.
Connecticut .......... 22 2 Pennsylvania ....... 79 7 p bo t. PaetORD
Delaware ............. 1 1 Rhode Island ..... 4 4 W. . WOOLARD,
Florida ............... 2 3 South Carolina ...... 2 1 Chief Clerk.
Georgia ...............5 South Dakota .................
Idaho .................2 Tennessee .......... 3 ....
Illinois ............... 69 4 Texas ............... 13 , 2 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Indiana ............ 16 3 Utah ................ 2 ..... UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Iowa ................. 13 ..... Vermont ............ 1 .o , u 1
K .nsas ............. 13 Virginia ............ 6 Washington, D. C., August 19, 1913.
Kentucky ........... 8 1 Washington ......... 11 ... This Office is advised under date of the 15th instant,
Louisiana.......... . .. West Virginia ....... 7 that the departmental order of February 6, 1909, disbar-
Maine ................2 Wisconin ..s......... .14. ring Walter E. Burrow, of Norfolk, Va., from practice has
Maryland ............ 7 1 Wyoming ...................rf
Massachusetts ........ 38 3- been revoked. Pursuant thereto the name of the said Bur-
Michigan ............ 17 1 Alaska, District of............row bas been restored to the list of attorneys entitled to
Minnesota ............ 16 . CanalZone .......... 1 .....
Missisppi ........... 1 ..... District of Columbia. 8 practice i,,fore the latent Office.
MLssouni ............ 16 ..... Hawaii Territory ....... .... W. F. WOOLARD,
Montana ............ 1 . Philippine Islands ............ Chief Clerk.
Nebraska ............ 8 1 Porto Rico ................. C
Nevada .............. 1 .... U. S. Army ......... 1 1r.-Mr.
New Hampshire ...... I U. S. Navy .......... 1 Trade-Marks,
New Jersey ........... I
New Mexico .......... 1 ..... Total to residents Extra copies of the trade-mark portion of the GAZETTE, which
New York ............ 106 26 of the United States..1 672 72 j will be sold separately, may be obtained single or in quantities for
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