The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
WONDERFUL WIRELESS TELEGRAPH

FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION, UN-
 DERTAKEN IN THE INTEREST
 OF INQUIRING SUBSCRIBERS,
 REVEALS MARVELLOUS PRO-
 GRESS-A PURCHASE OF UNIT
 ED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
 COMPANIES STOCK, UNDOUBT-
 EDLY, OFFERS GREATER EU-
 TURF PROFIT THAN ANY OTH-
 ER INVESTMENT NOW BEFORE
 THE PUBLIC.
 During the past thirty days this pub 1 lication has received quite a number or inquiries from It's readers, asking our opinion regarding an investment In United Wirelecss" Not being suf- ficiently conversant with the subject to lnteligently advise our correspondents and following our invarlable rule of in- stituing thorough investigation be- fore condemning or recommending an enterprise, the Editor of the Mercantile and Financial Times called at the gen. eral offices of tho United Wireless Telegraph Company at AZ Broadway New York City.
 The President of the United Com pany, Colonel C. c. Wilson, met our in- quiry fairly and by tho exercise of his authority, made it possible for MT. Adams, our Managing Editor, to make , fsynt obtain accurate information The books of tho company were open to our expert accountants, the company's con tracts, Its factories, its stations with their file of paid commercial messages everything, except the experimental department where new Improvements are conceived and worked out-was all revealed to supply facts for our Judg- mcnt. It was an unusual procedure compared to the reception we some- times experience in our investigations, but we learned that the same priv ileges are extended to a committee of any body Of its shareholders, a fact which augurs we'll for the future suc- cess of the company
 This is one of the most interesting stories this paper has published in a decade. We regret that lack of space prevents us from giving anything more than the bare facts of the present con dltlon of the company and to touch only lightly on It's enormous posslbill- ties for it's future
 On June IA, 1908, the New York Trib- une, considered to be tho most con servative financial authority among all of New York's daily papers, published an article on the Marvellous Develop II ments In the Realm of New Invest ments" In speaking of the Wireless Telegraph and It's stock possibilities the writer had this to say:
 When 1t Is recalled that one hun. dred dollars invested in the Bell Tele. phone at it's incipiency has paid S20l0 in dividends the marvellous posslbili. ties of tho wireless loom up like the sun on a clear June morning Witt wireless bounding into universal use over land and sea, with comparatively little cost for maintenance and possi blities beyond the most extravagan dreams of man. United Wireless pre- sents the greatest opportunity for safe sensible and logical investment, wltl better founded reasons for yielding larger returns than any other stocl now before the public"
 In our investigation of the United Company, It's present and its futur' possibilities we have no hesitation fl stating that the opinion expressed bl the Trlbune's writer is more than justi fled by facts, as is shown hy the fol lowing condensed statement:
 UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH : COMPANY.
 rho United Wireless Telegraph Com , pany was incorporated February 1i 1907, under the laws of Maine, with { capital of $2O OOO 900 OOOO,OOO of whicl is seven per cent. Preferred PartIcipat ing stock and $lO,OOOOOO of which f Common stock It's officers and direc tors are all shareholders who have In vested their money in the Wireles, Telegraph There is no promotion stock. The assets of other companies wore purchased and combined into on' system and the company began com , mercial operation during october, 1907 Within the first year of actual com mercial operation the United Company has succeeded in establishing It's bust. ness on a net profit basis; has purchas ed or controls over one hundred val uablc patents; has over one hundred boats equipped with its system; ha! thirty-scven land stations established