The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-01
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of directors, which explains their last
telegram. The resolution provides that
the price of the stock shall advance to
l5c Immediately, provided the Mime
apolls and Boston agencies are satis-
fed, and if not it shall go to 15c March
reads, ION on before We immedi-
ately objected. We wrote them fully,
saying that we had inserted their tele-
gram in all Of our ads and in TO- 900 cir
culars which we had scattered broad
cast all over the United States; that We
had another $4,000 issue in the press,
containing the words, ION or before"
was advanced immeditely; that We
knew the price was far too low at pres
ent, but that We were not III fault; that
they had misled us by their telegram,
to make the change; that We much pre-
ferred to continue selling at the old
price until March l, under the cireum-
stances.
The Boston agents who are selling
our stock had no such objections to
offer. They are White & Son, brother
and nephew of our former field man
ager, and each have put in 81 .0oo in our
company. They have not used the tele-
gram nor advertised it in. any way
They took the following view of the
that the stock is worth at least soc per
share; that they would rather sell at
soc than 15c, and that they think 35c
Stock gH3 sii''. AND Il " THEY Enthusiastically n
ADVANCED TIE PRICE so THAT That
THE CURIOUS SPECTACLE NOW
PRESENTS ITSELF OF THE IDAHO I34adfS2-
IN MINNEAPOLIS AT 10c PER
SHARE AND FOR A HIGHER PRICE
IN BOSTON,
dition of affairs will last? Just about long
enough for the coTnpay to receive
White & Sons letter conserving to the
advance and for them to telegraph us
DArV-xT I4aI4o n a
That is our opinion at least. 1t IS true
that if they advance the price before
March 1 it will damage us to the ex-
tent of at least $500, and perhaps three
or four times that much. All caused
by their misleading telegram. 1t IS
just possible. though scarcely probable;
that under the circumstances they VIII
permit us to continue selling TIL Marcn
/ at the old price, though we do not
think so. Anyhow, we will not agree
to fill another order at 10c per share;
OFFICE BEFORE WE GET A POSI-
TIVE ORDER TO ADVANCE !, THE BE
PRICE WE WILL FILL 1T e,1 AT 19 G5;
OTHERWISE WE SHALL SEND T =
THE ADVANCED PRICE. If you get
another order filled at loo you are one
of the luckiest people in America. Even
hurt YOU a particle. The stock is worth
very nearly If not quite par, or $l.OO
per share, and even if you have to pay
15c,, you are getting great pig snap snap,
anyhow. You will see the price jump
several times in the next few weeks.
We would not be surprised to receive
a telegram any minute advancing the
price; in fact, we expect 1T.
Try to get another order filled at 10c
if YOU can. Our Boston agents think
35c is a reasonable price. Our PRESIDENT
Shaw says. in communication TINS
week, that it should sell right now at
soc fiat; that the Jaeger Oil Co., which
is operating in our field and has one
thirty-barrel well, but less land than we
ca n for S., OO0,O 900, ARE SELL
ING THEIR STOCK AT soc PER
SHARE, AND SEVERAL OTHER
G0MPANIGEss1 1J ARE ME- q Rasfs Ac5
cording to that, our stock IS worth
So 90 per share right now. Are you sun
hesitating about buying at 1oc per
Heretofore we have agreed to fill all
orders that get in the following week
at the old price, but we can't DO II
longer. We may get telegram any MN
ute positively ordering an advance, and
if so we will not fill another order at
10c The only safe way IS to mail a
check today and to get that cheek IN
the mails within Is minutes after you
read this adj, and even then we will
not agree to let you have the stock
and we will not fill your order at LUG,
provided we receive instructions 70 az
vance the price before your order is
received. This is the situation in nut
shell.
Things are getting very feverish at
Fossil. Our company wrote us a short
time ago that they dared not sink an
other foot in the big well for fear they
would get oil before they got the land.
They have the land now and drilling has
been pushed hard. 1t will only be a
question of time when oil will be OBJ
tanned in abundance. People are bid
ding high for the land. Hundreds of
new companies are being formed and
drilling rigs are being shipped in every
day. Our stock is certainly worth soc
or soc now. You will see it selling for
a hundred times that in the next six
months and perhaps more. Our ref
erences certainly must suit you. The
governor and the whole state admins
tration of Idaho are among them. What
better reference could any one have?
We have agreed that if you care to tel
egraph them and your replies are not
favorable that this office will pay for
the kilograms. No one has called on us
so far to pay for any kilograms, which
SHOWS that our officers and directors are
first class men. Every geologist and
chemist who has ever examined those
fields say that we will get oil II we
go deep enough and that there is an
abundance of oil in those fields. You
know from our references that every
dollar you invest in this stock will be
expended for the best interests of the
stockholders. What more do you want
Sec. Haga says We will get oil in 200
feet more. Our own opinion is that we
and perhaps 1,500. Every man who buys
this stock will surely make money. He
can't help it. The small flow that we al
ready have will prevent any one from
your stock at any time for five times
what you now have to pay for it. and
We believe that five times what you
invest IS THE LEAST THAT YOU
STRIKE A LARGE FLOW OR A
SPogTER YOU WILL SEE THIS
sHQGK GO s0T 70 VA At T MEAsT $2S PG GB
THREE TIMES AS HIGH. You can't
possibly lose anything, for this is one
of the best oil propositions in Ameri-
figure it.
We are liable to strike oil any min
ute, and the moment we do the stock
will not be for sale at any price. We
would not be surprised to receive a
telegram any minute saying that we
have struck gusher. If you are delay
ing buying, you are making the mistake
of your life. THIS OFFICE HAS
BOUGHT ANOTHER VERY LARGE
BLOCK OF STOCK THIS WEEK AND
WE HAVE AS MUCH CONFIDENCE
FAT fE WE MfG OF doA Af T TE TH H4 oF
FTCE MONDAY MORNING. We will
either make $1,000, 600 on this stock or
go broke trying. The best advice we
do so Immediately. Get another or
der filed at 10c per share if you can
possibly do so. We may get a tele-
gram any minute raising the price, or
they may let us sell till March 1 at 1Oc,
but in any event the stock is worth
several times what you now have to
pay for it. Order without moment s
delay. Joseph Perrault, United States
surveyor general for Idaho, is one of
our directors. References. any bank,
Bradstreet's or Dun. Hon. F. w Hunt.
governor of Idaho; Frank Martin. at
torney general Of that state; H E. Neal.
cashier of the Capital State bank. ali
of Boise. Idaho. or any bank in Boise
or Pocatello, Idaho. Make all checks,
drafts and money orders payable to the
Idaho Wyoming OIL Co.. Loan and Trust
Building, Minneapolis, MINI.