The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1906, Page 34

SIXTEEN MILLIONS 1S MARCH RECOR ‘-l- street, west of Grant avenue, O, D. Baldwin & Son represented the seller. old improves 000 by R. A. | streets and covered with Transactions in Realty | mee wis = ! McLean to One -Thousand | in Number. Large Properties in the List That Is Im- The former owners of the St. James Hotel—H. O. Trowbridge, W. F. Per- kins and J. M. Masten—werc repre- sented, by Thomas Magee & Sons. A. J. Rich & Co. have bought the north corner of Sixth and Harrison streets, 57x75, irregular, and L of 23x30 feet, with bullding that is rented at $4000 a year, under lease, from Alicia Minifee to Morton L. Cook for $65,000, the seller being represented by C. G. Minifee. A. J. Riech & Co. have also bought | for Morton L. Cook, 50x75 feet on the on street, W Pageand E Investment Com- | ickbee & Co. e also est corner of Sacramento ets, 45:10x90 feet, for close T. Devlin; the fit 000, to | vara lot = an & posing. | o00; line of Fourth street, $0 feet > 3 { south st of Howard, from Lloyd 8. e | Ackerman for $60,000. | G. H. Umbsen & Co. and Hooker & = | ca siness Now| wirect | Lent acted as agents in the purchase Local - Busine | 1% feet on | Of Droperty on the south line of Mar- Montgom- | ket street, 225 feet west of Sixth, 25 Takes On Huge feet frontage, with a depth of 165 feet sent- | last lot and | to Stevenson and 75 feet on the i - " s on the | named street, for A. S. Macdonald. The PTOPOTUOH. line of Mo avenue, 109 | Property will be substantially im- s ect, 53 feet | Proved. The investment will repre- thwi ent $200,000. . Calvin. E. Knickerbocker, John G. Bar- | ker and H. R. Bostwick have bought | from Mrs. Margaret A. Skelly 50x80 feet on the northeast line of Second street, 30 feet southwest of Minna, for $60,000. A seven-story steel and | brick business building will be erected. | Boardman Bros. have sold the former ‘sue of the French Hospital, 276x275 | | or Frederick L. | feet, on the southwest line of Bryant 5 feet southwest of Fifth, for avidow to Louis A. Steiger, orth ot Bush- 2 | street, 27 old by Bald- Bernhard t few days. | at an advance paid a few weeks ago . extend- | v Davidow from $110,000 to $140,000; an I‘l‘m(u also the southeast corner of Hayes and e, hav- ets, sold by the Columbia bany to C. T. Sanford and | | Octavia st | Realty ( . ‘ resold to { t for $36,000; northeast corner of Twenty-third and Flor- ida streets, x104 and three-story building containing flats and stores $1600, | rented for $218 a month, for othe » to H. B. Kasch for $26,000; t corner of Polk and Vallejo :7x100 feet, with three-story old to Scharft & Lazarus for W. K. Bush, for $10,000; 80x80 feet and improvements renting at $415 a month, east line of Dupont street, 107:6 feet north of E for Mrs. Boeské; also d Chestnut reets, 137:6x137:6 feet, | with old impro ents, renting for §238 a month, on private terms. BUSIN LOCALITIES. . O. D. Baldwin & Son have sold the northwest corner of O'Farrell and Tay- rental of |lor streets, 112:6x62:6, and L of 25x25 sold f(vr‘ff‘l, with thr tory frame building, P. K. Hous. ontaining store and flats, rented at a month, for Mrs. Margaret A. ‘B. Katschinski Philadelphia Shoe Co. 10 Third Streel ’ Don't. Mistake Location Opposite Examiner Bldg. San Francisco WE HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY FOR fi .Famous Shoe for Women ANNOUNCEMENT OR twenty-five years we have devoted our best efforts to supplying e ‘ E { E the people of San:Francisco and vicinity with the best Shoes, at ] : b reasonable prices, ‘made in the world. E E b¢ Some months ago our interest was directed to the famoys ‘ $| “Queen Quality” Shoe for women, and after a thorough and com- o plete inspéction of this celebrated line, and having in mind the best interests of our customers, we secured the San Francisco agency for this most popular and famous Shoe. We Present the “Queen Quality” Shoe TO THE WOMEN OF SAN FRANCISCO AND THE PACIFIC COAST, knowing full well that in endorsing and recommending this Shoe we are presenting the very best value and style and the most world-famed satisfac- tory Shoe at $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 to be found in the ‘world. We have pleas- ure in announcing our First “Queen Quality” . Opening Exhibit and Sale " For the Week Beginning Monday, April 2, 1906 Since this will surely be the most expansive and greatest value-giving exhibit of women’s Shoe fashions to be seen in San Francisco this season, it is an opportunity that will be appreciated by every woman partigular as to dress. Our invitation to yourself and friends fo be present on that occasion is most cordial. (N @ QUEEN QUALITY SHOES G Y . $3.00 and $8.50 OXFORDS $2.50 $3.00 3.50 Mail Orders Filled 10 THIRD ST. Opyd ke San Francisco B' KATSCHiNQKl Exawminer PHILADELPHIA SHOE CO. the EXILED RUSS THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 190¢& ARCONI WIRELESS TE | during the past year the profit in this branch of our business shows : United States Circuit Court Marcoui Wireless Telegraph Company vs. De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company INJUNCTION The President of the United States To De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co., its directors, associates, officers, attorneys, solicitors, clerks, servants, agents, work- men and employes— Ureeting: WHEREAS, It has been represented to us in our Cireuit Court of the United States for the seeond cireuit and Southern Distriet of New York that reissue. letters patent of th : United States were issued upon the improvements nd inventions of discoveries of GUGLIELMO MAR- CONI, in due form of law, on the 4th day of June, 1901, No. 119183, for transmitting electrical impulses and signals and apparatus therefor, and that the said re ssued le ters patent were duly assigned to Mareoni Wireless Telegraph Company of Ameriea, and that you, the said De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, have infringed the third and fif.h claims ther.of, which are as follows: * ¢8. The combination, in an apparatus for communicating electrical ignals, of a spark'produc r at the tr nsm.tting station, an earth connecti n to one end of the spark producer, an insulated conductor connscted to ths other end, an mperfect clect:ical con= tact at th: receiving .tatio), an end conne:tion to one end of the contact, an insulated conductor co nectzsd to the other end and a circuit through the contact, subs _antially as ani for the purpose des _ribed. ¢5. The combination, in an appara‘us for commu-icating electrical si nals, of a spark producer at the transmitt'ngs ation, a: carth connection to one end of the spark producer, an insulated conduct.r connected to 1he other end, an imperfect electrical con= tact at the recciving station, choking co.ls co ‘nz=cted to each end f the contact, an earth connection to on: e 'd of the imperfect contact, an insulated conductor conn:cted to the other end 2nd a circuit through the coils to and contact, substantially as and for the purpose described.” % NOW THER FORE, we strictly eommand and enjoin you, the said De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, and your directors, assc eiates, solieitors, elerks, servants, agents, workmen and employes, under the penalties that may fall upon you in ease of disobedience, that you for- with and forever desist from, diree.ly or indirectly. making or eaus- ing to be made, using or causing to be .sed, or vending to others to be us.d, or disposing of in any way, or advertising or offering for sale, - any system of wireless telegraphy or apparatus used therefor by which eleetrieal signals are transmitted and reeeived, containing, embodying or employing, the said inventions and improvements or discoveries granted by and particulariy claimed in the said Third and Fifth elaims of said rei-sued etters patent, or from infringing upon or violating the said elaim of said reissued letters patent .n any ‘way, whatsoev:r, Witness, the HON. MELVILLE W. FULLER, Chief Justice of the United States, at the City of New York, on the 19th day of Mareh, 1906. (Seal) JOHN A. SHIELDS, tlerk. BELTS, SHEFFIELD AND BETTS, Complainants’ Solie:tors, i 120 Broadway, New York City. (lndorsément) : I HEREBY CERTIFY that on the 19th day of Mar., 1906, at the City of New York, in my d st., I served the within injunc- t on upon the within named defendant, De Forest Wireless Telé- graph Company, by exhibiting to Francis X. Butler, as treasurer of said company, at number 280 Broadway, New York City, N. Yoy the within original, and 'at the same time leaving with him a copy thereof. Wm. Henkel, United States Mrl., Southern District of N. Y. Dated Mar. 19th, 1906. U. S. Circuit Court, Southern District New York. Filed Mar. 19th, 1906. John A. Shields, Clerk. A Copy. JOHN A. SHIELDS, Clerk. " The above is a complete certified copy of the injunction granted by the United States Circuit Court of New York against the De Forest Wireless Telegraph Co., In favor of the MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO, OF AMERICA. ANNUAL REPORT. In presenting-the within notice and.report: to the shareholders of the MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY of America, their Directors have much pleasure in informing them that the commercial application of the Marconi System is making most satisfactory, progress in all parts of the world. The chain of stations, New York Harbor to Cape Race, Nwe- foundland, is now completed, and, by this chain, incoming and out- going' trans-Atlantic steamers are in communication for a périod of about sixty hours prior to arriving at and after departure from New York Harbor. o Bek 3 Arrangements have recently been completed whereby the prin- cipal passenger steamers of the Cunard, Hamburg-American, North German Lloyd and French Lines have, in addition to the regular Marconi apparatus, been fitted with long-distance receivers, so that these vessels, of which 13 are so fitted, can be reached at all times during the voyage across the Atlantic. ! Receipts from this source and from our regularly equipped ves- sels, of which there are over 70 now enjoying the advantage of the Margoni System, have i ed largely this past year, and in hand- ing in the balance-sheet the past yéar our Auditors, Messrs. Menzies, Fawcett, Tod & Co., write: “The Station Expenses and General Expenses in the aggregate remain about the same, but the ' Station and Steamship Receipts are more than double those of last year”—a rather gratifying result. - We have found it niecessary to increase the capacity of our works and,assembling room, and we have pleasure in reporting that ica and who is now residing In Chi, and that the basic nflncl)li of thec;g: Russlan constitution were outlined by this man, who has studled conditions here for the last twelve years, are the claims set forth by friends of Vasil{ Andreevitch Bouroff. Bouroff, who is a member of the Russian nobllity, and ‘who occupied at one time a prominent part In the machine of the Slavic Gov- ernment, Is confident that he has been responsible for the recent reforms in Russia. y Bouroff, who has just received an A. B. degree from the University of Chi- SHOWS CZARS PEOPLES NEED = Recent Manifestoes Are Prompted by Chi- | cago Student. flmmfim:’“‘.fi“w & believer in radical re- Bouroff has twice and the Czar has invi return and live among his from Russia him twice to erys them to his tion. result of the work of a Russian ‘who fled flom’-hll_monur country to Amer- after the appearance of each oné the Government for considera- | three times more than that of 1904-5. ;L The action against the De. Forest Wireless Telegraph Company mentioned in our last Annual Report was decided by Judge Towns- end, who, in May last, handed down a decision holding that the Marconi Patents cover the aerial and ground connection in conjunc- tion with what is termed “an imperfect contact,” and an order giving to this company the right to an accounting for all profits miade by the sale or leasing of instruments coming within the above defini- tion was made, and this accounting is now going on before the . Master. 3 In furtherance of and in connection with the above mentioned action, after reciting the claims sustained therein, an izjunction was issued by the United States Circuit Court under the hand of tire Hon. Melville W. Fuller, Chief Justice of the United Stateés, read- ing as follows: - NOW, THEREFORE, we strictly command and enjoin you, the said De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company, and your directors, associates, officers, attorneys, solicitors, clerks, servants, agenis, workmen and.employes, under the penalties that may fall on you in case of disobedience, that you forthwith II‘M orever desist from, directly or indirectly, making or caush to be uslng or causing to be used, or vending to others to be used. d ng of in any way, or advertising or offering for sale. any system of wireless telegra- phy, or apparatus used therefor, by which electrical signals are transmitted’ and received, containing, embodying or employing, the said inventions and In‘?rovemenu or discoveries granted by and particularly claimed in the said THIRD and FIFTH claims of sald Reissued Letters Patent, or from inéring- ing upon or violating the said claims of said Relssued Letters Patent In any way whatsoever. .- A new action has just been' commenced by us against the users of other forms of apparatus which we are advised infringe our pat- ents, and we have every reason to believe that in this action we shall be as successful as in the action first above alluded t6, which is looked upon as a GREAT VICTORY for this company. - Byorder, J. BOTTOMLEY, . v New York, March 23, 1¢06. . Secretary. rhe effect of this most important injunction on the value of Marconi stocks can easily be inferred, and; we b.lieve, makes the security worth dofible its present value, and the Marconi system a greater monopoly than the Bell Telephone. . 5 We meet every day people who, a few years ago, missed the oppor- tunity of investing in Bell Telephone stock and have been sorry ever since. Others became wealthy through their foresight and courage in taking she step. The Marconi opportunity is open to you today. In a few days it will be closed, and you will regret it if you miss it. The telegraph, telephone and cable business has proved the safest and most profitable of all inventions. No record of failure-is heard of in this line of business, while immense and permanent dividends 3re a well known fact. In the Marconi Wireless Telegraph you will find a permanent busi- ness that will pay large and permanent dividends. ‘The progress of wire telegraphy was slow comparefl with that of the wireless telegraph. The public is educated now to travel, to telegraph and te telephone. : The earnings of the cables exceed $33000,000 a‘year. The Bell Tele- phone has paid over $66,000,000 in dividends. The receipts of one tompany alone, the Western Union Telegraph, amounted to dver $260,000,000 within the last ten years. The Marconi Telegraph does all that the cable and wire systems do, and- also what they cannot do—reaches ships at sea and moving trains, and will eventually do a larger business than the cable and -wire lines combined. No less an authority than President F. P. Fish of the Bell Tele- phone is reported as recently saying: “Reluctantly we must admit that the wireless will soon supplant both the. wire telegraph and -the cable” The wireless will undoubtedly receive the preference from the 80,000,000 Americans, as'it can afford to give them the'same sérvice at less than half the cost per word, and will pay still greater dividends on account of the small capitalization.of the Marconi Company. The sources of profit of the Marconi System-are numerous: From the trans-Atlantic business, from passengers on. oceas.steamers, from.the ses~ vice to the daily newspapers published in mid-ocgan, from the trans-Pacifie service, from Government, service on land and sea, from the further equip- ment of our merchant marine, from the land and overland service, and from many other applications. Marconi messages have been and are now sent over 3000 miles—and this not interruptedly, but continuously, from day to day—across the Atlan- tic Ocean, from America to England, and from England ta Russia, Italy and Spain, over alternating routes of land and sea across the continent of Europe and high mountain ranges, and will soon be sent from™ a high power station in Italy more tham 5000 miles to South America, Canada and the United States. Messages have been receited at sea from shore stations more than 2000 miles, and are constantly passing every day between Ships. and between shore stations and ships. There are many other strong reasons why this stock should be pur- chased at once by conservative investors. You should take advantage of this greateést of opportunities now offered you for the last time. If y8u be- lieve in the future 'of this country, and that this world is* constantly mov- ing ahead, you must realize the enormous possibilities of this modern and revolutionary method of communication. . - What would business be today without the telephoife, telegraph, cable, railroad, electric- light, linotype type-setting and typewriting machines, and ~ other time, labor and money saving inventions, all based.on patents? Stop the messages of the world even for a week, and think' what would happen! What a step forward since the days of the candle; the quill pen and the stage coach! The products of all the gold and silver and diamond ‘mines in the world do mot equal the annual income derived from American patents. 3 The profits from electrical inventions have exceeded all gains ip the * world’s history. -Can you realize what it will mean in dollars and cents to” holders of stock in = wireless system in operatién in every city _-d town-in- the United States and on every ship on the ocean? It is well to wait until you see .a thing is good; but don't waif until every one else sees it—you will then be too late. We believe Marconi Securities are intrinsically worth double the price it which you can buy them today. Those who bought themt two years' ago made no mistake; they have already made over'100 per cent on their investment. Lf you are one of the thousands who have waited and watched, for the right gime to buy Marconi Securities, you cannot afford to put it off any longer.” The stock is very nearly all sold and will soom be withdrawn from the market. As soon as this fact is known there is bound to be a larger demand than there is stock to be had. Many will not be able to get any. See that you are not one of them. Tell your friends about this. You will be doing them a favor, for which they will ever be gratefal.” 2 We trust the ibove reasons will impart to you the same confidence wr-A have that Marconi Securities will continde to increase it ¥alue and will socn begin to return a life income, and for many generations. Marconi stock is non-assessable. 3 4 - . ¢a We receive subscriptions for Marconi certificates, non-assessable, at $7.00 each, in blocks of twenty. It will be to your own“interest to send us your subscription, without delay, for as many Certificates as you can afford to take. . As these Securities are going very fast, we even suggest that, to make sitre of getting the amount you want, you télégraph us at our expense 3 ‘Reserve mes....... .American Marconi® Certificates. Remittance follows by mail Make up your mind today, and act. Anything that is worth doing is worth doing at once. Let us hear from you by mail or telegraph. F. P. WARD & CO. Bankets and Brokers. emy of St Petersburg. Since then he has studied in Paris and London. He entered thé University of Chicago I 1894 and -after spending for ° vears there commenced a soe®logical and po- Jitical study of the country. Later he returned to the . university, and was m.. & degree at the convecation last wee! 3 has issued, respectively, the “re- E::l;t"“ e first manifesto, and the second nifesto. Fi % “Nobody had presented these argu- ments to the people before,” said:Bour- oft yesterday. “It was the first article subjeet. The Czar saw his na- that, as the money was be- by the proper officlals, it . of the G in