Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15
GETTING READY
FOR BUSINESS
MarConi Wireless Tele-
graph Company.
Great Fortunes Await Those Who
Invest in the New System
of Communication.

ented and perfected his telephone the
skeptics we're loud in their derision of
the TOY" Nevertheless, Bell found
believers, and those believers we're
rewarded for their faith by immense
fortunes. Gardner G. Hubbard, the
father-i n-law and faithful friend of
Bell, was the man who risked the
most and gained the greatest rewards
in backing Bell and the telephone
until it reached the stage where the
public no longer derided the instru-
ment as plaything, but clamored for
it as a necessity. In the Marconi
wireless telegraph there is a parallel
of history. Just now in the formative
and constructive period there are
doubters and skeptics, but there are
some faithful friends, and it is these
friends and faithful ones who are 60
ing to reap the fortunes that are
found to follow the general adoption
of the wireless system. The great adj
vantage of this system over that using
wires and cables is its extremely low
initial cost, which relieves the COM
pany operating it of large burden of
interest, taxes and depreciation, thus
increasing its earning capacity many
fold.
Those who are investing in the stock
of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co.
of America today are the ones who are
certain to win fortunes by the future
increase in value of those stocks, as
we'll as through the dividends earned
and paid in the interim. Bell Tele-
uhone stock increased in value from
81 per share to be worth over $1,000,
per share, and so Marconi stocks will
very likely increase from "a, the pres
ent price, to over $1,000 within a few
years. Thus $50 invested now may be-
come $40, 600 within a decade. 1t is
by wise investments such as these that
the great fortunes of the big million
aires have been made. The Wander
bilts in railroads, the Goulds in tele-
graphs and railroads, the Mackays in
cables, the Rockefellers in Standard
Oil, the Hubbards in telephones. The
man who has few hundred dollars
laid away to invest and who has the
to grasp heeting oppor-
tunity will be the one to seize the
Marconi offering and make his for
tune.
1.-The Weekly Marconigrsm" is the
name of periodical devoted to the
new wireless system, and its publish
ers, Messrs. Munroe Il Munroe, AGO
Exchange Place, New York, announce
that it will be sent free to all who
apply for it.
This firm is known as an aggressive,
combination of brilliant
young financiers who have a success
full career behind them as a guarantee
of their future. They have agreed to
keep the Marconi company supplied
with working capital until the system
is thoroughly established and in full
operation. They have is
sued handsome booklet, "Marconi
Wireless" giving full particulars
Marconi and his system,
with 81 illustrations in half tone,
which they send free to persons likely
to become interested as stockholders |
in the company.
Mr.. George H. Munroe, New York |
of the firm, says: ''We are
the investment of small /
in Marconi securities for the /
reason that we believe that the Amer
lean people will welcome the estab-
lishment of this competing system, |
and because we know that great pro-
fits will accrue to the investor from |
the development of this marvellous
to a commercial stage. The
has, already, over a quarter
Of a million dollars invested in sta
lions and apparatus in the United
States, but it will require at least as
much more before the business can be
established upon a highly profitable
basis. Once that is done the value of
Marconi securities must necessarily
advance very rapidly, and those who
buy now will in the course of a few
years find themselves in possession of
securities equally as profitable as
Telephone, Western Union and Com
nercial Cable have heretofore been.
If anybody wants to know more about
he opportunities this system offers,
et him write to us, at 44-60 Exchange
Place, and we will be glad to give
HEM"