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226 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1916)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0226 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,181,102 to 1,181,,981. TH-1E OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE *tate 'pate it Office. Vol. 226-No. 1. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916. 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, 85.00 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. CO TE NTS_ Page. ISSUE OF MAY 2, 1916 ........................................ 1 PROHIBITING THE USE OF THE NAMES OF MEMBERS OF EITHER HoIloE OF CONGRESS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES. 1 AvERSE DECISIONS IN INTERFERENCE ...................... 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2 PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3 REISSUES ..................................................... 298 DESIGNS ...................................................... 305 TRADE-MARKS--REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 313 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS GRANTED ...................... 333 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS RENEWED ..................... 337 TRADE-MARK REGISTRATIONS CANCELED ..................... 337 LABELS AND PRINTS ......................................... 338 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Creveling v. Jepson ......................... : ............. 339 In re The New Departure Manufacturing Company, as- signee .......................... ....................... 340 ADJUDICATED PATENTS ...................................... 341 DISCLAIMER ................................................... 341 INTERFERENCE NOTICES ...................................... 341 ISSUE OF MAY 2, 1916. Patents........... 880-No. 1,181,102 to No. 1,181,981, inclusive. Deslgt s............43-No. 48,959 to No. 49,001, inclusive. Trad-Marks ........ 141-No. 110,014 to No. 110,154, inclusive. Labels ............ 10-No. 19,280 to No. 19,289, inclusive. Prints ........ 2-No. 4,317 to No. 4,318, inclusive. Reissues ............ 4-No. 14,123 to No. 14,126, Inclusive. Total .......... 1080 TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. States. Alabama............6 North Carolina....... ... Arizona ............. 2 . North Dakota........... Arkansas ............ 2 .--: 0 1o ................. 56 6 California ............. 31 7 Oklahoma ........... 5 Colorado ... .. 10 2 Oregon .............6 1 Connecticut ......... 28 1 Pennsylvania ....... I 78 4 Delaware ...........2....1 2 Rhode Island ........ 2I. Florida..:..... South Carolina ....... 2. Georgia ............. 9 [... South Dakota ........I 9 ... Idaho..... ......... . . Tennessee .......... 71 2 Illinois.............93 30 Texas ............I 9 2 Indiana............ 23 1 Utah ....::.......... 4 2 Iowa ................i 18 1 Vermont ........... ! 3 ..... Kansas .............. 8 1 Virginia ............. 7 3 Kentucky ........... 7 1 Washington . . 16 j 5 Louisiana ........... 7 3 West Virginia ......... 7. Maine ................ 2 2 Wisconsin ........... 26 6 Massacd ........... 7 Wyoming ............ 2 ..... Masacusetts ........' 64 10- Michigan ............ 32 4 Alaska District of............. Minnesota ............ 19 3 Canalione Mississippi .......... 1 1 1... District of Columbia.. 5 2 Missouri........... 24 10 Hawaii Territory .............. Montana ............6. U.S. Army............ Nebraska ............7 2 U.S. Navy Nevada. ............2. U. S. Revenue Cutter New Hampshire. 3 ..... Service ............ .......... New Jersey . 6 46 6 New Mexico ........... I Total to residents Now York ......... 139 of the United States..1 849 180 TO RESIDEI Countries. Algeria .......... Austria-Hungary Belgium ......... British India ........ British West Indies.. Canada .............. Cape Colony ......... Chile ............ Costa Rica ........... Cuba ................ Denmark ............ Egland ............. Fierand ............. France ............ Guatemala.... India ............ Ireland .......... Italy ................ Japan ........... Mexico .......... NTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Naal.........:: 2 .. Netherlands ........... ... New South Wales .... I 1 .......... .New Zealand ..... ......... . Norway .............1 7 ..... Portugal.............. ... ... Quensland .......... ..... ..........Roumania ............ ..: .... Russia ........... 1 .......... .Scotland ............ 1 2 ..... South Australia... 1 21 2, Spain................ Sweden .............. 2 3 1 Switzerland .......... 7 Transvaal, South ... . Africa ............. 1 . ..... V icto ria . . . . . . . . . . ..... ..... W ales .................... Total to residents .of foreign countries... 71 3 Prohibiting the Use of the Names of Members of Either House of Congress for Advertising Purposes, An act prohibiting the use of the name of any member of either House of Congress or of any officer of the Gov- ernment by any person, firm, or corporation practising before any department or office of the Government. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled, That it shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation practising before any department or office of the Government to use the name of any member of either House of Congress or of any officer of the Government in advertising the said business. SEC. 2. That this act shall take effect three months after its date. Approved April 27, 1916. Adverse Decisions in Interference. PATENT No. 1,071,612. On March 27, 1916, a decision was rendered that Stephen H. Farnham, Arthur W. Smith, and Joseph Phelps were not the first inventors of the subject-matter covered by claims 164, 165, 166, and 168 of their Patent No. 1,071,612, subject, Type-writing machine, and no appeal having been taken within the time allowed such decision has become final. PATENT No. 1,121,327. On March 29, 1916, a decision was rendered that Ed- mund Curran was not the first inventor of the subject- matter covered by claim 6 of his Patent No. 1,121,327, subject, Lacing-hook-setting machine, and no appeal having been taken within the time allowed such decision has become final.

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