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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

Some three or four years ago Marconi
promised well-known publishing firm
to collaborate with a writer whom they
named in the preparation of a book on
wireless telegraphy and kindred cleo
trical developments, but, though reams
aud reams of the copy for the book
have long been written and approved
by the inventor, no sheet of it has ever
been sent TO the printer, nor is it likely
that the book will be issued in the near
future, if at ALL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

Among those who never ask peril
nent or impairment questions about his
inventions, Marconi is as jolly and
care free as a man can well be who
is playing as big a game as he is, as
seriously as he is playing his.
The trouble with Marconi is that his
sense OF humor is not large In this
he resembles Tesla, rather than Edi-
son. Both of these men have revo-
lutionized things quite as much as
Marconi can, even if he realizes his
highest ambition.
Tesla invented the revolving field
which is used in the motor of every
electric car or carriage that is oper-
ated in the whole world, thereby chang
ing the status of millions of human
beings, and for a time, apparently. en-
dangering vast industrial and CONNER
cial interests. Edison's greatest
achievement-the incandescent light
is at least fully equal to Marconfs
wireless biography. and, beside. Edi-
son has done more for wire telegraphy
than anybody since Morse, not TO
speak of his indispensable additions to
the telephone.
Nobody was ever more absorbed in
his scientific work than Tom Edison,
but Edison. unlike either Marconi or
Tesla possessed in the beginning an
acute and broad sense of humor, which
he has kept alive and growing from
day to day to the worlds vast edifi-
cation and his own personal comfort.
Duane
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
BAKERS HAVE REASONS
FOR COST OF BREAD
Why Staff Of Life Is Much Cheaper ir
EnsIand.
England.

Savannah bakers find difficulty in
explaining that bread-the staff of life
costs about twice as much in this
country as it does in England, where
the best grade of American -four is
used by the bakers across the water
According TO figures that have been
received in Savannah. a four-pound
loaf made from the best American flour
is sold in London for pence, or 10
cents. while the same weight of bread
in Savannah would sell for about 20
cents.
Bakers strikes and the general I'M
certainty of labor. it is believed, has
a great deal TO do with the difference
in prices. Bread is the main food of
the masses and the fact that it costs
so much more in this country is at
tracing attention. The workingman'
wife has no time to make bread or
biscuits. as a rule, and the bakers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
BLALoCK is ENDORSED
BY the Goth District for the Presi-
dency of the Senate.

dency of the Senate.
Griffin, Ga. May 21.-The Democratic
Convention of the Twenty-sixth Sen
atorial district met in Griffin to-day
and unanimously nominated Hon. A.
o. Blalock. of Fayette, as senator from
this district. The following resolutions
indorsing Mr.. Blalock for president of
the Senate We're adopted: Whereas.
in this Democratic Convention for the
Twenty-siXth Senatorial district of
Georgia, assembled this 21st day Of May
1904 il becomes known that the Hon.
A. o. Blaleck, of the county Of Fayette.
the nominee of the said party for the
position of State Senator from said
district, is a candidate for the presi-
dency of the State Senate,
And whereas the said Hon. A. O.
Blaloek is eminently fitted by reason of
his sterling democracy, native ability.
ripe experience in public affairs. and
high personal character to ably serve
his party and state in this important
position,
BE it resolved, that we Democrats
here in convention assembled. do in
dorse the candidacy of Mr.. Blalock. and
do heartily commend him to the people
of Georgia, and his associates in tbe
state and Senate, recommend that he
be elected 10 this position"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
Millinery Bargains.
Every Day This Week.
krOuskofR's, KrOuHIxoTps.

Handsomest pattern hats. worth SIS;
sale this week, SO.
Copies of imported hats, beautiful.
worth SIS: sale this week, $3.50.
Very fine dressy hats, worth $40: sa1a
this week, s..
Over 300 trimmed hats, worth Sc: sal.
this week, SO.
Children's trimmed Tuscan hats,
worth S.: sale this week, $3.50
Ready-to-wear hats: Burgesser,
worth IS; sale this week, 2.4S.
Ready-to-wear hats over fifty styles,
worth SO; sale this week, $1.4S.
Five hundred odd ready-to-wear
hats, worth $780, sale this week, CSC.
Children's Cuba flats, worth 4Sc; sale
this week, 10c.
Tuscan flats. fine quality, worth
81 so; sale this week, 75c.
Baby caps. odd sizes, worth 75c; sale
this week. 19c.
Children's null hats, worth 75c; sale
this week, 39c
All silk chiffon. all colors, worth sn
sale this week. soc.
Imported Japanese silk. worth csc;
sale this week, 49c.
Five-inch, all silk ribbon, worth 3Jo:
sale this week. i9c.
Three-inch fancy ribbons, worth 1Jc.
sale this week. &c.
Maline, all colors, worth 35c; sale this
week, 19c.
Straw braid, all colors, worth 25c;
sale this week, &c.
Flowers, all kinds. worth 81. IS: sale
this week. CSC.
Chiffon hats. beautifully made
worth 81. As; sale this week, S.4S.
Silk hats, beautifully made worth
50; sale this week, ST.
Krouskoff's. KrousIoff's. I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

product is the main food of the fam
lily.
Mr.. John Derst, who is president Of
the local association of bakers, said,
when asked for an explanation: The
price of bread in Savannah is about
5 cents a pound. I think that among
the causes which might contribute to
this result is the higher wages, rents
and incidentals in this country"
Mr.. Fred Schwarz said: Il should
say that the bakers in this country
have to pay so much to the middle
men that the -four is considerably more
expensive than it would otherwise be.
The Minneapolis millers ship -four in
bulk across the ocean at much
cheaper rate than they sell here. So
far as Savannah is concerned, the price
of -four is more than a dollar more
per barrel than in Charleston. Why
this is I do not know. Nevertheless
we sell bread here at the same price"
Mr. Fred Hart offered the following
as his explanation of the discrepancy:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

Everything is higher here than in
London, and this seems to be the ex-
PLANTATION of the difference in price.
The manufacturers in this country no
doubt sell their surplus -four in ether
countries cheaper than they do here.
The cost of labor here is kept up some
what by unions both in the bakery
business and in allied industries. Then
the bakers in Savannah pay more in
taxes than in some other places, and
this, together with the increased cost
of production, still further explains
the difference, it seems to me-"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

in this town as in London, and this
week he has had many congratulations
from his New York friends because of
his success in keeping in touch with
one of the Cunard boats without a
break from shore to shore.
Marconi has been spoken of in print
as the least joyous of men" I'm
doubtedly that phrase describes him
most accurately as he is seen by the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
ny FIRE AT EATONToN
A Loss Amounting TO $500 Was
Caused for Two Concerns.

Eatonton. Ga. May H.-Just before
noon to-day, fire was discovered in
the frame building near the Central
Depot occupied by the Batonton Re
pair and Manufacturing Company and
in a few minutes the structure. with
all it's machinery and stock. was con-
sumed. Oil tanks of Putnam oil and
Fertilizer Company. with 1900 gallons
Of OIL. located near by. were also burn
ed The total loss was $500, total
insuTaHce. S5.0g
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
MARC0NI, THE
WIRELESS" MAN.

Not "the Least Joyous of Men," as
He Has Been Represented.
New York, May 21-Marconi. the
wireless man, is about as we'll known
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

u saw you crying at the play last
night. it was very affecting. wasn't il -,
Eyes. The Duke of Punkland sat ~,
the box right next to ours snd / onv
had on 100000 worth OF my diamonds
Chicago Record Herald.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

Washington had crossed the Della
ware. It's a good thing we didn't
build a bridge he reflected for tho
opposition papers might claim that we
conspired with the county commission
ers 10 loot the public treasury. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

newspaper writer's who get interviews
with him. His friends outside journa-
hstic circles do not find him "joyless,"
unless they chance to be electricians.
With electricians and newspaper men
the inventor feels that he must be con-
stantly on his guard, constantly on the
alert
He believes, and undoubtedly with
full justification, that he has lost some
of the fruits of his long and rigorous
study and investigation through the
premature publication of certain de-
tails. He thinks that had he kept his
mouth more tightly guarded he would
not have so many rivals in the wire
less field, and he doesn't purpose,
leaking" any information whatever
about any proposed improvements to
his apparatus.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
EAsToN. ELpRIpGE & co.

EAsTON. ELDRIDGE co.
S3s MARKET STREET
S3O,OOO-59 feet Geary ST., close to Larkin,
running through to rear street. An apartment
house erected on this lot would lease with good
security and pay handsome interest.
STANDARDIZATION St, close to Ninth; 30-foot
frontage; dwelling of rooms and basement
brick foundationi renting for $40 per month
lot alone worth the money asked
$13, 0o0--6 modern fats on Minna St; 5-6
rooms and bath each; rents very low at $lO1
per month
$12, ,50o-Magnificent corner; T9-foot frontage
substantial houses of 10 rooms each; renting
for S1lS per month Jones ST marine view.
$S0O0-Building lot 25x120 feet; frontages
on Fulton St. near Larkn
S15C0-Belvedere st, close to Park Panhan-
die; beautiful fats of 5-6 rooms and BATH
renting for s62 so per month.
ST00o-2 beautiful 6-room flats: store below
with living rooms; rent $50 per month; stu
ated on important corner in the Mission.
$eoo0-Buchanan St, near Washington; large
lot; cottage rented for $25 per month.
$5750-Steiner St, near Hayes; 2-story build
Ing OF 9 rooms and bath; unsurpassed view.
S5500-Clara ST.; irst-class fats. modern
plumbing; rent $52 80 per month; could be
easily increased.
s4350-2 beautiful sunny flats. containing 5-6
gage $500: rent ss7 SO per month.
S4250-4 flats of 4 rooms EACH permanently
rented; Clementina St. rent $4i per month.
$37O0-Twenty-third ST.. near Vicksburg: ex-
cellent 2-story house of rooms and bath;
large stable in the rear OF property.
S30O0-2 cottages Liberty St, near Dolo-
res; rents $32 per month
$2160-Sanchez st. cottage. near Eighteenth; ;
and bath; S-foot basement; beautiful
garden; property in frst-class condition.
s2000-A positive snap; Mission cottage OF 8
rooms; porcelain bath; all modern improve
Eureka st. near Twentieth.
$25o-Positive sacrifice in lot on NJ St, near
Thirteenth ave: 2S-foot frontage.
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO,
63S Market Street
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
Rt.L t:sr,rE-elTY-t,,R ~.LE.


o3s MARKET STREET
AUCTION.
-, --, AUCTION 90 oo.
4 l is.7tS.A ......... JULY 70. 1SVf
eet satsloom at II o'clock noon,
PAs% ASST HEIGHTS BUILDING LOT.
south Inc Of II St, S2:6 feet east OF Nlnth
aNr., 25Xie0 feet The property is severed
oSEAN BOULkVARD BUILDING LOTS
sE corner of Forty ninth ave. and 81,
building lots; lot 80 foot frontage on Forty
ninth ninth ave. imoroved with stores and 3-roorn
hat' VIII be sold in subdivisions
NEW FLATS.
Northerly line of st. 1871 feet east OF Fourth
ave: lot 34x95 feet; improvements consist OF
baths. large reception room. electric lights
tthnrenghout, tiled bath room; elegantly finished
throughout; rent $52 so per month; can be
MISSION INVESTMENT.
poIora sUa Duncan ST. being the sM corner corr wt T1
off Duncan st. 62x4s feet improvements
consist Of a desirable residence containing s
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
No Z2l6 California St. west OF Bucnanan-
2-story residence of II rooms porcelain BATH
toilets: the place is in excellent condition
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS,
NOS 1336-3S-40 Chestnut ST. east OF FRANK
lin; improvements consist OF fats of 6-4-4
rooms and bath; rent $40 per month; lot p :6x
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
Nos. 4e1 461 u -461 463 -463 Il 46SA Minna St
east OF Sixth, being between Fifth and sixth
sts-Lot 50x15 feet; improvements consist Of
8 lats OF 5-5-5-5-6-6 rooms; brick foundation
OF feet: rent $107.
MISSION BUILDING LOTS.
Southerly line of West ave-. 1889 feet east
OF Mission st.-5 building lots, including the
SW corner OF West ave. and Patton st.
MISSION CORNER
SW corner Of Hoffman ave. and Twenty
fourth St, 25xS5 feet-An unsurpassed view.
MISSION COTTAGE.
West line OF Goettingen St, 100 feet north OF
Silllman being between Siliman ST. and Silver
avo.-l-ot 5ox100 feet; improvements consist Of
a new cottage containing rooms and porce-
lain bath: finished basement; rooms all expen-
sively papered and frescoed; large stable for
eight horses. hay loft, ETC.; take the Folsom
st. car and transfer at Twenty eighth and Fol-
som SITS. to the San Bruno road cars
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
No. 232 Third ave. south of California St
Lot p :6x120 feet; improvements consist of an
elegant 2-story residence containing rooms
and bath; high basement; about years old;
modern in every respect
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Market Street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
SPECK & CO.,
209 MONTGOMERY ST.
200 MONTGOMERY ST.

2C9 MONTGOMERY 81.
200 MONTGOMERY ST.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
$780, ooo-Northwest corner. splendid brick
building; 200 feet from Market St.
57e-foot front: block from Examiner
building; rents $11,2S0 year.
oO,0O0-Northeast corner on Larkin ST.; 81 81
foot front; producing a handsome in
$50 ooo-Fuil so vara; 1877 IS feet square;
northeast corner: Western Additioni
SSe, ,OoO-Close to Kearny and Bush streets;
fine brick Improvements; under lease
rents $2700 year; two-frontage lot
$25, ,o00-6 elegant new fats; marine view
co.ner lot; rents $26sS year.
$2oOOo-Northeast corner; renting for $500
year; stores and lodging-house; fine loti
10 minutes from California and Kear-
ry sts
$50 Ooo@Business property on Polk St; lot
3ox1o0; fine building; rents sl45 per
month
s17. .ooo-Fine Mission corner; new buildings;
only partly improved renting for s1596;
SIG oOo-Stores and fats: lot has 30 feet front
close in; 1880 year; rent very low:
can get bank loan at per cent Of
s11, ,ooo-Hayes ST.; fine improvements; rents
about $50 per month; offer wanted; 3
S. 5oo-$900 year rent; new Western Addition
fats; splendid tenants; street bltumin-
s75Oo-S7s6 year rent: fine Western AdaI-
tion fats close to Golden Gate Park:
lot has sunny exposure.
@ooonsf2e year, year rent; Mission fats; large
81, 2,1oo-s312 year rent; 3 fiats; new plumbing
snap must be sold.
SWELL BUILDING LOTS.
goo OOO-Northwest corner; 12Sx13T:6 COM
manding fine marine view; vicinity
Washington and Cough SITS.
80, 50O--Golden Gate-ave. corner; 81 :6x10O
$4.25O-Facing Panhandle on north side OF
Fell ST.: lot 25x100.
'6Oo0Golden Gate ave: north line; 25x
s750-Richmond building lot; 25x1Oo.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

SONNTAG BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
SIC ooo-2 houses and fats located on Hayes
st. bringing rental OF 500 per month.
which could be readily increased; fine
large lot; chance for a speculation at
increased price In future.
$15, ,00o-Three elegant fats OF the most modern
type containing 7-7-7 rooms and bath
located on Haight ST., commanding nne
Park view.
$40 o0o-S fine fats on Waller St. close in,
paying $1110 per year, containing 5-5-9
rooms each; only one year old; splen-
did investment.
$10Ooo-Two excellent fats on Page st.. paying
500 per year, containing rooms and
50 ooo~10 small flats located near Third and
Bryant sts., paying S1190 per year and
all rented; brick foundation; new plumb
ing; fats are in fine condition; always
rented
Pierce ST.
ss2oo-2 fats with a house on Waller st. close
in. paying $3.50 per year; always rented
and good lot.
Se5oo-A residence on Howard st. new foun-
dation; in excellent condition: rooms
and bath; lot BOXES; will easily rent
for S45 per month.
$1,000 flats on Eighteenth St, containing 5
and rooms; paying $3.50 per year; In
the belt Of the Mission.
$3,9oo-A pretty cottage of rooms and bath,
with lot 81 7:6x137 IS; located on Post ST.,
west of Broderick
LOTS
Eight magnificent lots located on Webster and
Green sts., commanding grand marine
view and situated in a swell section of
the city these lots range in point of
price from S250o to $1,000 EACH accord
ing TO frontage and location; II you
want fine residence site see this prop
erty.
We have a very desirable line of fats To-
Gated in every portion of the city and
at reasonable rents & II % you " want to ntess Sc
SONNTAG BROTHERS.
232 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

view; residence OF ~ rooms and bathi
lot 4ex1SI % It,
s2s, ooe-Bush-st. flats. northwest corner Of
dence Pierce ST. and rooms in
flats; rooms and bath in residence;
rents about $2e0 per month; lot 3oxlooi
always rented.
sT.o0O-Broadway. mr. Devisadero; fine site for
residence; lot 1876 feet front; grand ma
rine view; bargain.
Sc. 6.oOo-Devisadero. near Haight; residence. 8
rooms and bath: lot 25x125.
$7,500-Howard St, near Eighth; flats rent
ing for $64 so per month; lot 2oxSS feet.
elegant marine view; lot 81 :6x11O feet;
must be sold.
So. $50 each-Filbert. near Scott; magnificent
marine view: lots % ;6x137:6 each and
corner 55x137:e feet is cash. balance
on easy terms.
SIT .ooo-2d-st corner. nr. Harrison. Tox95 IT..
fine site for factory warehouse pur
poses
S7T5 each-Choice marine view lots; Lake
ST., 25th and 2Tth aves.; ready to build
on; price includes all street work. sew
ers and sidewalks: will double In value
in one year; cash or easy terms II de-
sired.
Get a copy of our printed list OF properties
for sale.
sHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
21s and 22o Montgomery St, Mills bid
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
STOCK RANCHES A SPECIALITY.


California Nevada, Arizona Mexico stock
ranches for their value for grazing-vast tracts
suitable for subdivision and colonization. Val
liable alone for grazing. but for timber. az
riculture, oil. minerals town sites. We have
many tracts where frost never occurs We
have many valuable pasture lands where grass
cattle are fat in April. when beef commands
the highest price.
We have business property that will pay S
per cent net cost for five ten years lease
We have residences up to date. in the land OF
the lemon, orange sunshine, fruit and flowers
We have many beautiful orchard homes in
the famed Santa Clara Valley. near the Garden
city OF California Good dairy and alfalfa
ranches.
We can offer a Mexican grant that will sun
port 1e 0Co head OF cattle for only $50, 600.
CHARLES W. COE & CO..
Real Estate, Cattle and Loans
rs 10 Auzerais bldg, San Jose, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
HEAT AND HAY GROWERS.

WHEAT AND HAY GROWERS
If your helds give unsatisfactory crops do
not rsshly attribute the reason to the soil
or to insurmountable physical conditions
There may be means and resources over-
looked. If you can not see any. perhaps
l can.
/ offer you my services for half the in
creased net profit l may be able to bring
about. and will establish. at my own COST
il improvements possible or not
state location. size and nature Of soil Of
ranch not less than 1000 acres Box 2277
Call office.
1tl5AACRE chicken ranch for sale. hard n
ished house OF rooms. bath and pantry:
water piped through house; windmill ana
tank: good we'll of water: barn one brood
er house and 2 broOders large enough 70 a.
comnodate 1000 chicks, chicxen-houses and
400 pullets; place all well fenced and cross
fenced; fine location and good drainage bs-
ing on a southerly slope For further in
formation address owner. WILLIAM WILL
FORD, Cotati. Cal.
THINK OF IT.
4-acre ranch; all level bottom land: some
fruit trees; all vatered and fenced and on
county read; nice house of 5 rooms. large
barn suitable for chicken or watermelon
ranch; only ! hour from Berkeley; if sold at
]. S. HANLEY. 1910 Park St. Alameda.
SALE or exchange on easy terms-A spIsndid
ronch, about 80 acres, all in fruit and grapes
on county road. near school. 21s miles frcr
l.. r.. ard town; here is an opportunity for a
good man. Apply at foundry. 1856 Harrison
ct, near Nineteenth.
THREE cottages and 10 lots in Camp Meeker:
also Cottages at Mopte Rio Sonoma
County o. w. WENDT. 324T 10th ST.
LAND in San Joaquin for sale or exchange.
irrigeble: alfalfa proposition: no agents.
Owner. 454 Thirty-fourth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

PROMINENT MISSION CORNER.
SIS, ,oO0-b5xeo; NE cor. Path and Shotwell
Improvements consist Of store, fats and house;
renting for S112 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

JONES-ST. BAY-WINDOW FLATS
81. .ooo-4ox137 IS: Jones St, near Greenwich
modern fats. renting for $S7 so.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

$40 OO0O-Fiibert St, near Hyde; fine marine
view; residence OF ~ rooms and bath;
lot 4sx13T :6 IT.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
REALTY EXCHANGE COMPANY.
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II is frequently the case that party wishes
to sen MS holdings for the purpose OF rsinvest-
ing the proceeds In a different kind % property.
our long experience in this business enables
us to often accomplish this double purpose BY
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bring a description ct same 20 our office stat
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we can effect the result
THIS Is SIMPLY BECAUSE WE UNDER
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cure an exchange satisfactory % you 10 ac-
cept.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

CALIFORNIA
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY,
4l0 MONTGOMERY ST.
MOVED FROM MILLS BUILDING TO MORE
COMMODIOUS QUARTERS IN HAY
WARD BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17
ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.

ONLY ST5 each. IS monthly will buy one of
these lots: fine rich soil and cOnvenient %
cars, ideal place for a home.
S95O-3-rOom cottage and lots IN Eimnursxs
all fenced and under cultivation.
OSCAR HEYAAN, IA Post St
S95O-3-ROOM cottage and lots in Elnnhurst
on easy terms OSCAR HEY "A Post st