The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 1, 1906, Page 38

DAY, A THE SAN FRANCISCO. CALL, S PRIL 1, 1906, ANNOUNCEMENT, ]Itk Pt 12% Guaranteed. Aflfifl,flifiulfifl H Market Displays Strength, Opportunity of Today. t Displays Strengt Athough the Transactions During Session Are Small iness is too well known to require any d iption. 5 and 10 cent. store 2 s :’-V;;{- = and 10 cent stores are operated by large SYNDICATES operating a chain T : of .stores ‘from 20 t6 129 stores each: Statement Issued by Banks Is Better Than Had Been Th ‘PAaci‘fic Syndicate Stores Co. will Open 50 Stores. oot Nitic 1n Worb Our managers and buyers have had many years of training. There is no uncertainty ABOUT THE SUCCESS OF 5 AND 10. CENT STORES. o a syndicate of stores, goods are bought in jobbing quantities. All goods are through one Head Office. st perfect store system in the United States. The Business Is Safe. rertising, no experienced salespeople, no seasonable goods, no overstock, no credit. STOCKHOLDERS IN.5 AND 10 CENT SYNDICATES HAVE MADE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. VESTIGATION WILL INDICATE THEIR ENORMOUS SUCCESS. W. Woolworth Co. operate 129 stores. Capital, $10,000,000.00. 7. M. Kirby Syndicate of stores operate 50 stores. H. Knox Syndicate operate 70 stores. e above are the three largest syndicates. for sale at any price in “THE BIG SYNDICATES.” OFFER NEW YORK, March 31.—The slight cpening price recessions in the stock market to-day were due largely to sym- pathy with the London market, In which prices of Americans moved ir- regularly. The level of prices was re- stored early in the dealings here, and the market displayed varying strength until the closing, which was firm and iabout at the best prices. The move- ! ments were not wide, and transactions were not large, but it was evident that the speculative party which has embark- ed in the market this week saw nothing {in the day's development change their position, which is to await a re- { vived public demand for securities, which is expected to follow the hoped- for relaxation in the money rates next weck. Conditions in the:coal industry had | special reflection in the day's move- | ment, especially the decision of the miners to accept the terms offered by that portion of the soft coal operators which concedes the miners' demands, insteaq of making a shutdown of pro- { duction general. This is supposed to I be a direct benefit to the United States Steei Corporation, whose supply of fuel is concerned, and the United « States Steel stocks were notably strong in consequence. The Pittsburg coal stocks moved up briskly after lving dormant | for a long time. Rumors were busily circulated at the ~ Have made the owners millionaires. No stock WE OFFER A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES FOR SALE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER SHARE. These shares are preferred stock and ent dividends and will share in surplus earnings, and we believe will pay when stores are all opened. 12 p m 307 A BONUS OF 20% IN COMMON STOCK TO FIRST SUBSCRIBERS. Ioaition: otfihs Ghiar Nortnaatai ol Shares may not. be. offered fc blic subscription again. i‘;fiipg‘tf;‘,’fn““’ thie etinfted chtatos b gt had been consummated. The buying of the Hill stocks and of the Harriman Facifics was attributed to this rpmor, which has been many | times revived In Wall street. The best | prices were made after the appearance of the bank statement, which was bet- i ter than ‘had been expected. A further consignment of $1,250,000 of imported gold due to arrive today will appear in next week's bank reserves. There was continued discussion of further probable engagements of gold for im- port. Rates for sterling exchange, however, were marked up sharply to- ¢ay, although the Saturday market is | only nominal. Total sales | $1,000,000. There has been some additional par- kl:clps!lon in the stock market this : week, which is commonly attributed to an almost exclusively professional ori- i gin. These tentative operations are based apparently on the expectation of improved market conditions, after the subscription and return the remittance should this allot- f shares’in a § and 10 cent S SUBSCRIPTION BE FORWARDED AT ERVATIONS MADE. Shares $100.00 Each 129, Preferred. ake all checks, fts and remittances payable to the order of TRUMAN REEVES, Treasurer, PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES COMPANY GRANT BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO. ress TRUMAN RE San Francisco. of bonds, par Treasurer, Pacific i Syndicate Stores nd had KNOWN. HOTEL MAN WIDELY MANC not been active in Would Compel Ships to Carry ofl, | frst of the month, and the desire to be PASSES AWAY IN NEW YORK s since he opened thI ‘WASHINGTON, March 31,—Re’presen- I'in a position to take advantage of the el | Hotel Breslin a vear ago.” He was born | tative Jones of Washington today o | increased demand for securities which Janwes H. Breskm, }\ ho lll):d Be‘rn“:: 1 ‘dd aterford, Y., and was | troduced 2 bill to compel all vessels to 2::1?‘-“%0\:(}:‘"9“13!“1‘:1:;;‘:?;‘; ot;o!j:ll'dzr‘:c[u ealth ar, Dies = - Al poioan 5 y u Health for a Year, | “Sc: Breatin swas Siresifiont bt £56 Tob} ;::x}t s‘(llrl.xnd“r‘r;:cl;lnery zor, Atmteibut- O s anpearel: Gha Sroteds |er Company, the Brooklyn | gy ) sional movement ftself has been balt- B He h “ompany, the Knicker- e | bocker Trust Company and the Gar-| field National Bank and' a trustee in otker financial institutions. —e———— Many fafl through success, while others ceed through. faflure. ing and irreguiar, and Interrupted by frequent reactions, but the trefd of pricés was upward, and the speculative position seemed to be maintained with some confldence even in the intervals when the accumulation and the bldding | up of prices was desisted from, on ac- Tillman's Campaign Platform. WASHINGTON, March 31.—Senator Tillman today announced that he will make his campaign in South Carolina on the issue that the State liquor laws must be amended. value, { " AMERICAN DE FOREST WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY ANSWERS MARCONI ATTACK or of the American de Forest Wireless Tele- Mr. W. W. Tompkins, local managing direct k € graph Company, recei‘z‘ed the fo]lowillggre]iti\’e to the claim of the Marconi svstfim of monopoly Recent advices from New York in which it is stated that the Marconi Wireless 'I_‘ilegr_aph ' system had virtually been given the monopoly of the wireless televg@ph system are mis eading. The facts in the case are that the recent suit is an appeal from the Lmtgd _Statcs Circuit Lourt on a suit brought by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company for infringement coverng six counts. The decision of the Supreme Court gave the Marconi company counts three and five, and the De Forest Company counts one, two, four and six. The decision was a sweeping one in our favor, on the broad claims of the Marconi of reissue patent. We are not using, and have ‘never used any apparatus covered by Marconi claims three and five. These latter claims e_mbraLe an- tiquated receivers with metal filings, which have long since been dxscarded_. There is no :1_13:5- tion involved respecting the modern apparatus now being used by the American de Forest Wire- less system, and there should be none in the future, as it is distifctly different in principle and superior in practical operation. The main issue was upon the claims F’f, prior rights and brogd basic patents heretofore claimed by the Marconi company. " The decision i these respects is absolutely and clearly in our favor, and should dispose ‘of, for all time to come, the unwar- ranted representations made by the Marconi people. The practical accomphshments'of the American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company in operating successfully at great d1stanoe.s over land as well as water speak for themselves, and legal protectiog‘lAnov_«' nfl‘ered.us by this recent decision of the United States Supreme Court renders our position in the wireless field impregnable. - Tt justifies the faith and confidence of the public. Doctor de Forest has show_’n comple_te_ in- dependence through the evolution of a receiver and other forms of apparatus which are distinct from any employing principles of the particular forms of apparatus covered by the "Marconi patents. The business of the American de Forest company is prospering and increasing daily, and the recent United States Government work, as announced by the Navy Department, agaln demonstrates the superiority of the American de Forest system. The statement that the United States Government will be left without a wireless system unless it adopts the Marconi is en- tirely false. y The statement is entirely without foundation, as clearly proven by the following telegram sent by Mr. Abraham White, president of the American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company: WASHINGTON, D. C, March 23, 1906. To Anterican de Forest Wircless Telegraph Company, Commonwealth Building, St. Lopis, Mo. The Navy Department officially accepted today the Ameriean de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company long distance stations at Pana- 1 WIRELESS MESSAGES ARE FLASHED ACROSS OCEAN NEW YORK, March 30.—On Wednes- rit < Fook & = B I Ay TAehts ecardmarta the statements |on Porto RI-LD, _Cl{ba and I\l:v W es{) Oui :;‘)mpan)& hgx] delivered of officers and employes of the De wireless service over stretches embracing ousand-mile cireuits, est Wireless Telegraph, seventy-two |without relay, after thorough tests at .different periods. I am au- words were flashed across the Atlantie Ocean from Concy Island to the coast of Ireland, a distance of 3200 mile without the use of cables, wires or an medium more than the atmospher. This transatlantic achievement is r garded as marking the greatest fo ward step yvet taken in the develop ment of telegraphy without wires. Wednesday night marked the maximum of achievement. thorized to announce that not a single Marconi installation is in the service of the Government. The Amgrican de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company refers by on to the United States Government, and is also authorized by the Navy Department to publish the remarkable long- distance wireless service performed by our Cape Hatteras station in communicating with the Dewey Dry Dock expedition 1500 miles eft | route to the Philippines. (Signed) ABRAHAM WHITE, President. AMERIGAN DE FOREST WIRELESSTELEGRAPH COMPANY 1001-1002 Union Trust Building - - - SAN FRANCISCO i B count of a discouraging uction of the |quil conditions in money, in spite of |direct effect of remittances from Lon- market. The first of April has been |the near approach of the auarterly set- | don to Japan. On the other hand, the looked forward to for a long time as [tlements, encouraged a hope that even | production of finished iron and steel likely to mark the period of maximum [a temperary flurry in call money might | products continues on a very farge requirement on the money market and [be avoided. This hope was disappoint- ; scale and large-new orders for steel to be followed by a reldxation of in- [ed and the sharp hardening of call loan | rails are reported this week. Prices terest rates and an increased supply |rates g on Thursday chilled | of bonds have been fairly well main- of available funds for employment in |the sp 2 confidence. It is to hssnmed. but business was small. speculation which might tend to stim- [noted in this connection that $2,500,00) | United States 's registered advanced ulate a market movement. in gold” was shipped from Australia to| %, and do coupon % per cent on call The opening of the week with tran- | Japan this week, which may be an in- ' during the week. THE PRICE YQU PAY IS ALL YOU PAY AT PARKSIDE 7 P Parliside Frunihiae PARKSIDE REALTY COMFANY of San Francisco. Crocker Bldg. San Francisco. OWNERS OF PARKSIDE " A few $8o0 lots in the parcel for sale soday and tomorromw. The Board of Supervisors has péssed the franchise for the electric road. Work will soon begin. ¥ @ Time to buy is now, before all the improvements are completed. Q Today and tomorrow you can buy £00 Jots at prices you'll never see again. d Land suitable for homes, and especially marine view lots, is limited in San Francisco. B ( Parkside marine view lots offer your opportunity—buy from first hands. Two Boulevards Electric. Railway Streets and blocks graded . Streets macadamized : Sidewalks curbed " Sewered Water mains laid Q Wednesday prices advance—buy today—it's your opvortunity. The Parkside Plan: 5 years to pay ‘No interest No taxes q Come to&_y—take Ellis street car for the Beach—get off at 19th Aveaue and H Street. Ride in our free automobiles to Parkside.