The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-06-02

that one of the outcomes OF this In I
vention will be the employment OF
smaller powers than have hitherto
been considered necessary for cover
ing certain distances.
II Is stili little premature to talk
or the day when everyone will pos
sess his individual wireless telephone,
particularly one of the portable vari-
ETY., which may be carried about and
used ut WILL but am not going TO
suggest that II will never be possible
for u large number of circuits to be
used within the same area.
This does not mean that there Is not
already valuable field of practicable
usefulness for the wireless telephone.
The field Is greater than Is generally
realized today. and l regret to say
that Its application to Industrial needs
Ia taking place more rapidly In other
countries than In this one. In Hoi-
land for instance. the Amsterdam
stock exchange circulates by wireless
telephone ut frequent intervals daily
, the latest financial information, and
, this Is received simultaneously In
! nearly 200 banks In Holland by means
I of apparatus constructed by the Mar
conf company. l am informed tina,
!, the arrangement has given great salts
= faction srd . considerable impetus to
: business.
h What Holland can do can be done
II equally well In this and other coun
q tries, and the information radiatet
a need not be confined to financial mat
4 ters. All that Is needed Is fair op
Ic portunlty for demonstrating the pos
10 sibilities and for conducting simila
r. service.
N A few weeks ago representatives o
T. the Times newspaper talked by wire
less telephony between Southwold Il
m suffolk and Zandvoort In Holland, %
n. that occasion they conversed freel
of for 80 minutes from the respectlv
NJ wireless telephone stations, and hop
Ie. that we may DO permitted shortly {
an show that our experiments betwee
ms Southwold and Zandvoort have yer
praeticab.e application. and that
Oh linking up this wireless circuit wit
,..- tho telephone wires nj the English an
"a. Dutch ends Il may be possible for an.
Mt. one in London possessing telephon
nj apparatus to ring up the exchange
s,v London. ask for the wireless roul
cd to Amsterdam. and speak 10 corr
rai spending subscriber In Amsterdam.
ar this case the telephone message fro
,.n London To Southwold would be relays
n, automatically by wireless across n
NV North sea. reconverted TO land vii
ON. message between Iandvoort and Al
,ye sterdam. and received In Amsterda
rep exactly IN the same way as shor
cir distance call over the ordinary 81
on. cult.
Ing The Anglo Dutch wireless telephoi
lrb. / circuit operates on wave leng
lrb. which permits OF very sharp tuniu
hey and causes no disturbance to the VIII
the less circuits employed by the militaI
ner naval and air services. IL would.
less fact. be possible 10 multiply the
of routes and have quite number
cult wireless circuits TO the contine
tied working In collaboration with the la
lines.
'een While the experiments at Sou,
ON void are about TO demonstrate I
sift immediate practicablilty OF wirels
less for trunk routes, whether they
au- overland or overseas, a series OF exps
lone ments In another part OF this coun,
by has demonstrated that Il Is now d
hlnk siole TO speak by wireless In one y