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236 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1 (1917)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0236 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Noe. 1,217,894 to 1,218,613. THE, OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE Vol. 236--No. 1. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1917. Price-85 per year. The OFFICIAL GAZETTE Is malled under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Offce, 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 Ofitee at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C. CO Nr)' N TIS Page. ISSUE OF MARCH 6, 1917 ............ ..... 1 NOTICE-ASISTANT EXAMINER EXAMINATION..............1 AMENDMENTS..... ................. 1 AMENDMENTS To AMENDMENTS ............ ........ 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION..... ............... 2 PATENTS URANTD... ............... ............. REIssuEs........ _.............. . ........ 251 DESIGNS....... ....................... ...... .m TRADE-MARKS-EiGISTRAT[ON APPLIED FOR............... .261 TRADE MARK REGISTRATIONS (RANTED.... ...... 277 LABELS AND PRzNTs......... .......... ....... 281 DECISION OF THE EXAMINER OF INTERFERENCES- Star Company V. Fisher........................... 283 DECISION OF THE OURTs- Fisher v. Star Co. Wheeler Syndicate, Inc., v. Same...?85 CRANGES IN CLASSIFICATION ........................... 285 INTERFERENCE NOTICES...... 2....... 8 ISSUE OF MARCH 6, 1917. Patents............ 720-No. 1.217,894 to No. 1,218,613, inclusive. Designs............. 29-No. 50,412 to No. 50.440, inclusive, Trade-Marks........ 119-No. 115.714 to No. 115,832, inclusive. Labels.............. 18 -No. 19,941 to No. 1908, inclusive. Prints............ 4-No. 4,639 to No. 4,84 inclusive, Reissues........... 2-No. 14.266 to No, 14,21 inclusive. Total........... 892 TO RESIDENTS OF T1i1 UNITIL) iTATIHS. 4, ~ ,~ States. s.D sIt ~e ~0 ~ Alabama.............. 4 Arizona..o...........38 Arkansas.............. 3 California.............33 Colorado............ 10 Connecticut.......... 24 Delaware............ 2 Florida............... 3 Georgia............... 2 Idaho........ 4 Illinois............... 64 Indiana........... 25 Iowa...............3 Kansas..............1 Kentucky............. 4 Louisiana............. I Maine................ I Maryland............ 4 Massachusetts......... 47 Michigan............26 Minnesota........... 12 Mississippi,........ _ I Missouri............ 16 Montana............. 4 Nebraska........... 7 Nevada............. - New Iampshlre...... 6 Now Jerqey......... 30 New Mexico.......... 2 New York ........... 114 9 4 3' S10 4 ..52.1' States. 0 00 Sn a- ~.. 0 North Carolian...... 6 2 North Dakota..... 2 Ohio..............58 7 Oklahoma......... 5 .. . Oregon............. 8 3 Iennsylvania...... iO 8 Rhode Island. 7. South Carolina . .. 3 ... South Dakota....... Tennessee........t 5 TexNas........... 13 3 Utah............. .. Vermont........... 3. Virginia............ 8 Washington........ 12 1 West Virginia.. 7 ...I Wisconsin.... 15 5 Wyoming........, 2. Alaska Territory.... ..... .... Canal Zone.......... .. ... DistrictofColumbia. 8 ..... Hawaii Territory.... ..... .. Phil ippine Islands... ........ Plorto RIco .......... ..... ..... U. S. Army............. ..... U. S. Navy............... Total to residents of the United States. 692 134 TO RIESIDIENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. . ta., Countries. F4 E Argentina............. Natal.................. Austria-Hungary...... .....2 Netherlands......... Belgium........ .......New South Wales.... British India.... ...... New Zealand. ............. British West Indies.. .......... Norway................ Canada............. 17 . Portugal,......... Cape Colony.......... Queensland. .. . Chile...................Roumanla.:. . .- Costa Rica.............. iRussia ........ .... Cuba............. Scotland...... ....I.. Denmark............3 South Australia ........... Fngland............ 11 2 Spain..... Finland.............. Sweden...........1 France........... 4 Switzerfiund.... 2 1 Germany.......... 13 1 Turkey .. ... G.uatemala.......... I . Victoria ................. India ...............Western ADS tralla. . ,..... Ireland.............. 1 1 Italy................ Total to rest nts Luxemhurg.......of foreign coures. .6 7 Mexico.................... Notice-Assistant Examiner Examination, The Civil Service Commission has announced an open competitive examination for the position of Assistant Ex- anliner In the Patent Office on March 14, 15, and 10, 1917. Qualified persons are urged to enter this examination. Entrance salary, $1,500 per annum. Application blanks and Information as to where the examination will be held may be obtained from the Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. Amendments. RULE 73. In every amendment the exact word or words to be stricken out or inserted in the application must be specified and the precise point indicated where the erasure or insertion is to be made. All such amendments must be on sheets of paper separate from the papers previously filed, and written on but one side of the paper. Erasures, additions, insertions, or mutilations of the papers and records must not be made by the applicant. Amendments and papers requiring the signature of the applicant must also, in case of assignment of an undivided part of the invention, be signed by the assignee. (Rules 6, 107.) Auendlents to Amendments, RUcLE 74. When an amendatory clause Is amended, it must be wholly rewritten, so that no interlineation or era- sure shall appear In the clause, as finally amended, when the application is passed to issue. If the number or nature of the amendments shall render it otherwise diffi- cult to consider the case or to arrange the papers for printing or copying, the Examiner or Commissioner may require the entire specification to be rewritten. V1nitch Stattsgae Offitt.

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