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197 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1913)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0197 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Noe. 1,079,929 to 1,080,527. THE OFFICIAL GA Z ETTE OF THE Vol. 197-No. 1. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913. 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. I~rinted copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTPS_ Page. IssuE OF DECEMBER 2, 1913 .................................. I CHANGES IN CLASSIFICATION .................................. 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION .......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3 REISsuEs ..................................................... 213 DESIGNS .................................................. 214 TRADE-ARKS--REISTRATION APPLIED FOR .................. 223 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ................................ 235 LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ None. COMMISSIONER'S DECIsIoNS-- Ex parte Sher ...................--............. : ...... 239 Ex parte Iddings and Iddings .......................... 239 Burleigh v. Elliot ..................................... 240 Flanders and Flanders Manufacturing Company v. Studce- baker Corporation................................... 241 Ex parte Benach ...................................... 241 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ....................................... 242 CITATION OF DECISIONS ....................................... 242 INTERFERENCE NOTICE .................................... 242 ISSUE OF DECEMBER 2. 1913. Patents........... 599-No. 1,079,929 to No. 1,080,527, inclusive. Designs ............43-No. 44,951 to No. 44,993, inclusive. Trade-Marks ......... 66-No. 94,344 to No. 94,409, inclusive. Labels ...-........... None. Prints---..... .. None. Reissues ........ 1-No. 13,653. Total ............... 709 TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. . S u.es States. Alabama .............2. North Carolina . 2 ..... Arizona................... North Dakota.. Arkansas- - - ....... 1. Ohio ................ 37 5 California .......... 34 1 Oklahoma .......... 4 ..... Colorado ............. 5 ......1 S Oregon ..............9. Connecticut . ...... 18 ..... Pennsylvania ....... 49 2 Delaware ........................ Rhode Island ....... 4 1 Florida ................ 3 . South Carolina 5 ..... Georgia------ . 4 ..... South Dakota.:.:::: 2 ..... Idaho- - ......... . 2 ... Tennessee .... .. 3 1 Illinois ................ 54 8 Texas ......... ... . 3 Indiana ............... 12 1 Utah ................ I ..... Iowa.... .. 13 1 !1 Vermont ............ 1 ..... Kansas .............. 2 1 Virginia ............. 6 ..... Kentucky............3.... I Washington ......... 9 2 Louisiana .......... ..... I West Virginia ....... 2 .... Maine ............ i 4 ..... Wisconsin .......... 11 2 Maryland........... 10 1 Wyoming ................ Massachusetts ........ 34 4 Michigan ............. 23 1 Alaska, District of............. Minnesota ............ 12 2 ,CanalZone .......... ..... Misissipi ........... 1 District of Columbia. 3. Misso. . . - 19 2 Hawaii Territory.... ..... ..... Montana............. 2 ...... Philippine Islands.. 1 ..... Nebraska ............. 6 ...... Porto Rico .......... ..... ..... Nevada .............. 1 U.S. Army ............... New Hampshire. .5 U.S. Navy.........1- New ersey..........2 1 3 New Molco .................... Total to resldents. Now York ..........f121 16 the United States. 5731 56 TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Arge Auslr Belgi Briti Brazi Briti Cana Cape Chile Costa Cuba Den Doni Engl Fran Germ India Irelax Italy. Japan Mexi, Countries. B5 ntina ............. .... .....: ia-Hungary........... ,h India............. i........ ..... Cl n .. .......... .. ... ... hWest Indies....... da...............6 1 C6on ..............I ..... Rica ...... sark................ ..... Lnican Repubic. nd ..............22 1 ce ... :............. 1 . .. any ........... 18 7 ..................i i ii ! n...................... . ..................... ..... Countries. BA Netherlands ......... 1 ..... Newfoundland...... .......... New South Wales ... New Zealand ........ 1 Norway.... ... Roumaay ........... ..... ..... PR us a ............. ...... . . Queensland ............... Roumania ........ Russia ............. .......... Scotland ............3. South Australia ..... ...... Spain.................... Sweden ...... . Switzerland ......... 7 Transvaal, So u th Africa ........................ Victoria.................. Wales ..:::::::::::::I Total to residents of foreign countries.. 69 9 Changes in Classification. (ORDER No. 2,082.) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED' STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., November f0, 1913. The following changes in the classification of inventions are hereby directed, to take effect immediately: In class 24, Buckles, Buttons, Clasps, Etc., (Division XXXV,) in the definition of subclass 263, Clasps, Sliding jaw, change the word on in the second line to relative to, so that the definition will read: The jaws are so connected that one jaw may slide relative to the other to grip the material. In class 78, Metal Forging and Welding, (Division XIII,) es- tablish the following subclass and definition: Forging- Riveting- 53.5. Rivet holders. 53.5. FORGING, RIVETING, RIVET HOLDERS. Self-con- tained means (independent in structure of riveting tools) adapted to hold a rivet in place during the riveting operation. This subclass is composed mainly of patents taken from sub- classes 42, Forging, Power hammers and presses, Fluid-operated, and 46, Forging. Riveting, in the same class. In class 23, Apparel Apparatus, (Division XXIV,) establish subclass- 59. Miscellaneous. This subclass is composed of patents taken from class 73. Measur- ing Instruments, subclasses 9, Cloth measuring machines, and 48, Measures, Tailors', abolished in Order No. 2,063. THOMAS EWING, Commissiontr.

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