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200 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1914)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0200 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,088,676 to 1,089,386. T1EE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 200-No. 1. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1914. 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, a the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CONTENTS_ Page. ISSUE OF MARCH , 1914 ..................................... 1 AMENDMENT OF RULE 80, RULES OF PRACTICE ............. 1 AMENDMENTS .......................................1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ........................ 2 PATENTS GRANTED .......................................... 3 REISSUES .................... ............................. 241 DESIGNS ............... ........................... 243 TRADE-MIARES-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 253 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED ................................ 273 LABELS AND PRINTS .-------................................ 278 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Waterbury Chemical Company v. Reed & Carnrick ...... 279 Riley v. Emerson and Yoerg ............................. 279 Emerson and Yoerg v. Riley ............................. 280 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ....................................... 285 DISCLAIMER .. ..... ............................... ........ 285 ADVERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ...................... 286 INTERFERENCE NOTICES .................................. 286 ISSUE OF MAROH 3, 1914. Patents........... 711-No. 1,088,676 to No. 1,089,386, inclusive. Designs............ 46-No. 45.319 to No. 4f;64, inclusive. Trade-Marks. . 139-No. 95,586 to No. 95,724, Inclusive. Labels .............6-No. 17,589 to No. 17594. Inclusive. Prints............. 4-No. 3,517 to No. 3,520, inclusive. Reissues ............. 2-No. 13,693 to No. 13,694, inclusive. Total .............. 908 TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. states. Alabama............. Arizona ................ 3 . Arkansas ............ 1 ... California............ 27 Colorado .............. 14 1 Connecticut .......... 22 2 Delaware ............. [. .... Florida ............... 3 2 Georgia ...............5. Idaho ................. 4 1 Illinois............. 71 12 Indiana ............ 22 2 Iowa ................. 14 2 Kansas............. 12 1 K lntucky ............ 2 1 Louisiana ............ 4 2 Maine ..............2 1 Maryland ............4 2 M hstts........42 11 Michigan .............19 2 Minnesota ............ 10 2 Mississppi ...........15 . Missouri. ............181 Montana ............. 2. Nebraska .............6 1 Nevada .............. ..... New Hampshire ...... 2 New Jersey ........... 1 44 8 New Mexico. ....... Now York..:::' 96; 35 States. North Carolina ...... 4 North Dakota ............. Ohio ..............561 6 Oklahoma ........... . Oregon .............. 6 2 Pennsylvania.....65 11 Rhode Island ........2. South Carolina ...... 2 .... South Dakota ....... 3 1 Tennessee ........... 2 2 Texas ............... 14 1 Utah ................ 3. Vermont ............ 1 .... Virginia ............ 1 Washington ......... 15 1 West Virginia ....... 4 2 Wisconsin ........... 12 Wyoming ........... 2. Alaska, District of... ....... Canal Zone ............... District of Columbia. 7 1 Hawaii Territory .... 3 ..... Philippine Islands.......... Porto Rico .......... 1 ..... U. S. Army ............... U. S. Navy .......... ..... Total to residents of the United States.. 670 139 TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. TI Countries. N- 8.. Argentina ............ 2 Austria-Hungary ..... Belgium ............. 1 Brazil ..................... British West Indies ........ Canada ............... 12 Cape Colony ........... Chile ...................... China ..................... Costa Rica ................ Cuba ..................... Denmark ............. I England .............. 19 France ............... 7 Germany ....... 27 Guatemala............ India ................ Ireland ................. Italy ................. 3 Japan .................. Countries. .Natal ............... .Netherlands ......... 1. .Newfoundland ............. .New Zealand ........ ...... .Norway ........... ... .Queensland. . . . .. . QH j n ........ i..... .... .Roumania ................. .Russia................... .Scotland ............ .South Australia .......... ..... .Spain .................... .Sweden ............. 1 1 Switzerland ..........4 1 2 Transvaal, South 5 Africa ................ ..... Victoria .............2. Western Australia .......... Total to residents 1 of foreign countries ..; 85 10 Amendment of Rule 80, Rules of Practice. (ORDER NO. 2,102.) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., February 21, 1914. Acting under the provisions of section 483 of the Re- vised Statutes and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, Rule 80 of the Rules of Practice in the United States Patent Office is amended by adding the fol- lowing paragraph: Where the applicant requests that the patent issue for one of the shorter terms, he may at any time before the allowance of the application, upon the payment of the additional fee, amend his application by requesting that the patent be isued for a longer term, so that the rule as amended will read as follows: 80. Patents for designs are granted for the term of three and one-half years, or for seven years, or for four- teen years, as the applicant may, in his application, elect. Where the applicant requests that the patent issue for one of the shorter terms, he may at any time before the allowance of the application, upon the payment of the additional fee, amend his application by requesting that the patent be issued for a longer term. THOMAS EWING, Commissioner. Amendments. In order to insure the prompt delivery of amendments to the proper examining division, applicants are requested in their actions on applications to give the division number and the room number appearing on the last Office letter, as well as the date of such letter. Srtiie t~ ~~-Aie te . fie

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