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136 Part 2 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 1073 (1908)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0955 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 900,074 to 900,689. 1073 THEE OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE n11tch $tates Vatent Offict [BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.] VOL. 136-No. 6. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. PRICE-$5 per year. CONTENS Page. ISSUE OF OCTOBER 6, 1908............. .............. 1073 AMENDMENT OF RULES............ ..... ............ 1073 APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION........................ 1074 PRINTED COPIES'OF PATENTS........... .............. 1074 PATENTS GRANTED.. .............................. 1075 REISSUES............ ........ ... ............... 1277 DESIGNS............ .......... ................. 1278 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR................ 1281 TRADE-MARKS-REGISTERED........... .............. 1293 LABELS............ ....................... .....1295 PRINTS .......................................... 1295 DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS- Continental Paper Bag Company v. Eastern Paper Bag Company.................................... 1297 INTERFERENCE NOTICES............................. 1302 ISSUE OF OCTOBER 6, 1908. Patents............. 616-No. 900,074 to No. 900,689, inclusive. Designs.............. 14-No. 39,599 to No. 39,612, inclusive. Trade-Marks........... 61-No. 70,780 to No. 70,840, inclusive. Labels................. 10-No. 14,384 to No. 14,393, inclusive. Prints.................. 2-No. 2,355.to No. 2,356, inclusive. Reissues................ 2-No. 12,860 to No. 12,861, inclusive. Total................. 705 ,TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. States. States. c rU I Alabama ......... 2 1 NewHampshire... 2 .. Alaska, District of... 1 ..... New Jersey........ 26 3 Arizona Territory .. 1 ...1 New Mexico Ter't'y.1 ..... Arkansas............ 2 New York.......... 83 14 California.........29 1 North Carolina.... 6 ..... Colorado............. 6 2 North Dakota...... '1 .-..- Connecticut.......... 12 Ohio...... ......... 39 5 Delaware... ...... Oklahoma.......... 4 ..... District of Columbia 2 .... Oregon..............I. Florida............. 1 ... Panama............ .. Georgia.............8 1 Pennsylvania.......69 7 Hawaii Territory.... ..... .... Philippine Islands.. I ..... Idaho............ 2 .... 'Rhode Island....-_ 1 2 Illinois ............... 66 13 South Carolina..-. I ..... Indiana.............. 27 4 South Dakota.... 3 .... Iowa............... 19 1 Tennessee...........6 1 Kansas.............. 8 1 Texas............... 9 1 Kentucky............5 Utah............ 7 ..... Louisiana............ I ..... Vermont ..-........ 1 Maine............... 4 ..... Virginia............ 1 1 Maryland............ 6 1 Washington........ 4 ..... Massachusetts....... 28 1 West Virginia...... 4 ..... Michigan............ 8 ..... Wisconsin.......... 18 ..... Minnesota........... 8 4 Wyoming........... 1 Mississippi...........1 I . U. S. Army......... .I Missouri............. 24 5 U. S. Navy............... Montana ............. .... ... Nebraska............ 4 ..... Total to citizens of Nevada............. ..... ..... the United States... 5651 69 TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Countries. Austria-Hungary.... Belgium ............. Brazil............... British West Indies_ Canada.............. Cuba................ Denmark............ Ecuador .......... England........... France............... Germany..........:. H aiti................ Ireland.............. Italy............ Japan... ........ Java............ Mexico........... r r Mof EU ~ C 'C 'n I-a 2. 3. 2. . ..... 3 ..... ..... ..... 12 3 4 ..... 20 1 . .. 1 .. Countries. Netherlands.......... New South Wales.... New Zealand........ 3 Norway............. 2 Russia.............. 4 Scotland........... 1 South Australia.... ..... Spain e Switzerland .......... Transvaal, So u t h Africa.............1. Victoria........ ..... Western Australia.. .... Total to citizens of foreign countries .- 65 E a 4 Amendment of Rules. (ORDER No. 1,778 ) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Washington, D. C., Sept. 2S, 1908. Acting under the provisions of section 483 of the Revised Stat- utes and with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, Rule 47 of the Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office is amended by canceling the words a country foreign to in lines 1 and 2 of the third paragraph thereof and inserting in their place the words any country including and by inserting after the word ribbon in lines 3 and 5 of the same paragraph the words or tape, so that the rule as amended shall read: 47. If the application be made by an executor or administrator of a deceased person or the guardian, conservator, or representa- tive of an insane person, the form of the oath w ill be correspond- ingly changed. The oath or affirmation may be made before any person within the United States authorized by law to administer oaths, or, when the applicant resides in a foreign country, before any minister, charg6 d'affaires, consul, or commercial agent holding commission under the Govermnent of the United States, or before any notary an official seal and authorized -Ountry in which the applicant ..p roved by a certificate of a diplomatic or con sular officer of the nitedStates the oath being attested in all cases in this and other countries by the proper official seal of the officer before whom the oath or affirmation is made, except that no acknowledgment may be taken by any attorney appearing in the case. When the person before whom the oath or affirmation is made is not provided with a seal, his official character shall be established by competent evidence, as by a certificate from a clerk of a court of record or other proper officer having a seal. When the oath is taken before an officer in any country ncluding the United States, all the application papers must be attached together and a ribbon or tape passed one or more times through all the sheets of the application, and the ends of said ribbon or tape brought together under the seal before the latter is affixed and impressed, or each sheet must be impressed with the official seal of the officer before whom the oath was taken, or, if he is not provided with a seal, then each sheet must be initialed by him. This rule will become effective on December 1, 1908. E. B. MOORE, Commissioner.

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