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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

Britain, Germany and Spain in 1885 con-
tains provision allowing commerce and
direct traffic of vessels and subjects of
Great Britain and Germany and the other
powers with the Archipelago of Sulu, and
In all its parts, which are declared abso-
lutely free, and also grants the rights of
fishing. This, of course would include the
pearl fishing. 1t is question whether the
agreement with the sultan of Sulu, taken
in connection with this article of the proto-
col, would be considered as having force
under the treaty of Paris, concluded be-
tween the United States and Spain, at the
close of the Spanish war. This will be
subject Of negotiation whenever the United
States attempts to prevent various com
panies from operating in the pearl grounds
of the Sulu group. Another question has
already been brought up by the claim Of
certain Englshman presented to the War
department in which he asserts fishing
rights over a large portion OF the Sulu
group, and especially the larger islands of
Palawan and other sections Of the Philip
pines occupied by the Moros. This English
man has already presented his claim to the
War department, but his rights have been
questioned for several reasons, principally
on the ground that the sultan of Sulu can
not control that large and extensive group
of islands. His authority must be confined
to what is known as the Sulu archipelago
Even then 1T is questioned whether he has
the right to grant away valuable fran
chises which ought to be owned and con-
trolled by the United States, the revenue
from which should be a part compensation
for the expenses that the government has
incurred In the Philippine islands. OfHcers
of the army and other experts who have
visited the pearl fisheries have pointed out
that owing to the possibilities of the pearl
ing grounds they can be made of great
value as a revenue producing feature Of
the Philippine group. It is evident from
the steps already taken by the War de-
partment and the United States govern
ment in the Philippines that the United
States proposes to exercise authority over
the pearl fisheries. There is no doubt,
however, that parties who have made pre-
vious contracts with the sultan Of Sulu
under former treaty stipulation with Spain
will insist that their rights are protected
by that clause in the Paris treaty confirm
ing all concessions made by Spain previous
to American occupation. At the same time,
the theory upon which the American gov
eminent is now proceeding is that conces-
sions of contracts made by the sultan of
Sulu cannot be construed as contracts
made and confirmed by the Spanish gov
eminent. Until the legal status OF the
| pearling grounds is definitely determined
their development by American capital will
be delayed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Monthly Payment Oner.

100 shares, $500 cash, six monthly pay
ments of $500 each; go shares, $500 cash
and six monthly payments of $500 each;
500 shares. S11OO cash and six monthly pay
ments Of $500 each; 1000 shares, $1,000 cash
and six monthly payments of $500 each;
5000 shares, $500 cash and six monthly
payments of $500 each; 10000 shares, $l55.0O
cash and six monthly payments of $1,000
each.
is 800 per share.
HOW TO SEND MONEY-Make all
checks, drafts or money orders to The
Uncle Sam Company, or II. II. Tucker, r.
and stock will be sent promptly by reg
istered mail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

The Uncle Sam company is now selling
oil and big money is already being realized
on the Cherryvale plant, just completed.
The Uncle Sam company received the first
days ago I'm which to ship oil TO patrons
until the tank stations are completed.
Twenty carloads OF barrels will be re-
ceived during the next few days. Orders
for Uncle Sam refined oil are coming in
from all over Kansas and all will be filled
just as fast as the refinery can turn out
the OIL and the plant is now running
night and day.
Write at once for prices on refined and
fuel oil.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
VIII Make Net Pronts of over $3.50
Per Day.

Few people realize what great enter
prise the Uncle Sam refinery really is
Come down to Cherryvale and sec for your
self as the hundreds OF barrels OF crude is
manufactured daily into the finest grades
Of refined oil at profits that will in time pay
handsome dividends TO every stakeholder
Figuring on most conservative basis, the
Uncle Sam Cherryvale plant viii make net
profits OF over Seven Hundred and Fifty
Dollars $3.50 Per Day When you buy
Uncle sam refinery stock you secure prop
erty that is really increasing In value every
day, because the rapid development and
the erection OF machinery goes forward
with vim and energy. The refinery is now
turning gold into the treasury every day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
FRIEND OF THE FRIENDLESS
DIR. BarnadO Hopes 10 Build Home for
Waits by Popular Sub
sscFiptiOn.

LONDON, July 22.-(special CabIegram
to The Bee.)-Dr, Barnado, "The Father
OF Nobody's Children" has just completed
his Goth year. In connection with this
notable anniversary appeal has been made
In letter signed by many notable names
urging that the great service which he has
rendered TO the nation by his forty years
strenuous work should be httingly recog-
mixed Dr. Barnado does not want ma
tional subscription himself, but he hopes
for national subscription which will place
the National Waits association on a sound
financial footing
Or. Barnado is practically I'm loco pa
RENTS to $500 children whom he feeds from
day 10 day. In the last few years he has
placed in the colonies 1880 children. OF
whom less than 2 per cent have failed to
do well
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Personnel of Company.

James Ingersoll, presi-
dent; ]. II. Richie, vice
president; II. II. Tucker,
Jr., secretary and treas
urer.
References: The Mont
gomery County National
bank, the Peoples Ma
tional bank and Cherry
vale State bank, all of
Cherryvale, Kan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Assets Back of This COmpany-Rea-
sons why the stock VIII Certainly
GO TO 20 Cents Per Share Within
Nine Months.

The Uncle Sam company now has one
great refinery completed and in full opera
ton. This refinery is now worth, on a con-
sentative basis, a Quarter of a Million
Dollars to the stockholders of the COM
pany and Is already being increased in
capacity. The company has miles of lat
eral pipe lines completed, connecting about
three-fourths of the Cherryvale field, and
is laying more lateral lines. A franchise
for 179 miles Of main trunk pipe line across
nine Kansas counties. clear through to the
banks of navigable water, is now secured
and owned by the company Forty miles
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
R ssSET5s1aE

- uniformly successful has Dr.. Pierce's
FsvvTite Prescription proven Ia all forms
Of Female Weakness, ProlAp8us, or Failing
Of womb, and Leaeouhea that, amer over
q third OF q eentury's experiences IN curing
the worst cases 81 these distressing and
dRk{iieatinR ailnIeuts, DIT. Pierce nov teels
fally waGTauta4 IN oEeriug to pay $500 in
casA for sny sase Il thess diAsAaes which
~ sT2Hps Axou11-The SFGvorite Pre-
seriptiona stARds alone, IS the .eas and
only re@edy 5oT thsse distrssaiuEiy eota-
positively specfae curative prOperteAas g
warrant is mAkefs IN proposing, and
bindinR themselves to SorlelL - We, the
undersiNned prGpriEtors 81 that wonderf1
remedy hersSy dA 70 pay tia gum Of $50
IN lRgl1 ulonay q che United States n any
air and reasonable trial Of eur treatment,
we fai - sue. No ether medicine tor
the euEe 81 wOmanS peculiar eilmeuts "a
backed ~ saeh 4 FemaTkable guarantees
ne ethsz nledaeins for Womans Ms - pos
sessed Of the unparalleled curative prop
critics that would warrant is manufacturers
Ia making Sech an oner no ether remedy
has such Z record Of euSes On Which u h11e
such a remArkAble o1er.
TheTsfors, faEa on having DN PieEr<'s
FSvorite Prescription and tzra year back
on any masterpieces dealer who would
insult you1 iueeliigSnee b. Sttempting 70
ioist upon yoa ssme i18sriSr substitute,
under the plea that Sit u Just Is good.
Insist on having the article which has =
record Of a third Of century Of cures and
which Il baked By these willing 70 fuEfeit
$500 II they eannot cure you.
In cases attended By leac0uheal druin
. solution Of Or Riefee's Lotias TAblchl
should ~ pned egu3ointly with the use Of
the "RGyorite PFshchptiOa-' rhsy HES sold
By an dFuEHata, 81 eeut postpaid u any
address, On reeeipt Of IS cents h gtampa.
Send 81 esuts II stamps NJ Dr. PisTee's
WoALD's DInFklSlAHH, hunaia. ~ Y.
Weak and oick Women are invited o
eOnsGlt Dr. Pierce, By letteE, free Al
oaEFespsnaense u held e gtTiefy prtvate
Addreee d.. n. v, Rierca, Bufl1ia. N. Y.
D. Rleree's PStlSis euN biliUusaeEA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
win own Property worth over Five
Million Dollars in Less Than n Year

The authorized capitalization Of the
Uncle Sam company is Ten Million Dollars
sixty-one per cent of this stock is now
owned by antitrust haters of the first
degree. Thirty-nine per cent Of this stock,
or Three Million Nine Hundred Thousand
shares are still in the treasury and Will be
sold at from II TO so cents per share. AT
least Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars will
be raised from the remainder of this treas
ury stock The proceeds from the same
will be invested in the development of the
vast oil holdings of the company and in
the completion of the main trunk pipe line
TO the Missouri river and of fuel oil line
to central Nebraska. Refinery No g on
the banks of navigable waters at Kansas
City, and refinery No. 8, In central Okla
homa, where the company is now securing
large oil holdings, preparing to furnish
sufficient production to feed refinery NO. 3
will also be built. Distributing stations
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

there are seventy-Nine C79 producing wells
and five pumping plants. The company
has room for over 6,OO0 oil wells Thou
sands OF barrels of oil are owned and in
storage, ready to be refined and turned
into money. More oil is being stored every
hour The company has thousands of
barrels of tankage completed, one big tank
alone having a capacity OF One Million Six
Hundred Thousand Gallons. There are two
dwelling houses at the refinery and four
more in the oil fields The company also
has a fifty-fve acre tract close to Kansas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
BiE Deals Are BeInE Closed Daily On
This stock.

Investors can depend, as before stated, on
this stock advancing Is per cent on August
LIST. However this does not mean that you
have any certainty that It will remain ae
the present price for even the next Ave
days. Big deals are pending all over the
United states This announcement will be
read by close to Fifteen Million People.
The savings banks OF the country are fun
Of money that is bringing the depositor
practically no income, and II is not any
safer than It would be II invested In this
company, as tho Uncle Sam company w.
paying as It goes. 1t is not running In debt
a dollar In fact Il has thousands of dol
lars in the treasury. Every well managed
refinery company that owns Its own pro-
duction succeeds The Uncle Sam company
has oil lands enough to feed the present
refinery and the two that will be built dur
ing the next year for over a century,
When you buy this stock you invest In
one of the greatest growing enterprises In
the nation. 1t will be to the west what the
Pure OH company Is In the east. You
should not delay an hour after reading this
announcement Send your remittance now
and secure stock, for II is easily worth
Twenty Five Cents Per Share Right Now
weeks Several deals for ten and twenty
thousand shares have been closed in the
last three days. II, however, you only
take one hundred shares at $l4.0O you are
welcome to join us, for this company VIII
live and prosper by the help OF It's many
friends and the thousands OF small stock
holders and influential men who Will de-
mand and force square deal Tor Its
products in every part of the union. For
further particulars write or wire
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Stock VIII BE Advanced 20 Per Cent
at Midnight, Tuesday, August L.

The Uncle Sam company has met with
such great success in raising the necessary
capital to crowd the work, both on refinery
and pipe line, and in its oil field develop
ment, that stock advertised at the present
prices will either all be sold or advanced
Is per cent from present prices at midnight
Tuesday, August l. The company has
sufficient funds to crowd the work and you
should not delay an hour in sending in
your remittances for this company is now
in communication with over Six Thousand
investors, scattered all over the United
States. These investors are fast finding
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

Of the main trunk pipe line is now on the
ground along the pipe line route at Neosho
Falls, Leroy, Piqua and Cherryvale. More
pipe line is arriving and being unloaded
ready to complete and to pump oil through
The company owns and controls over
Thirty Thousand Acres of valuable oil and
gas lands. located in some Of the richest oil
fields in Labette, Montgomery, Elk and
Chautauqua counties, and also south Of
Bartlesville, in the five hundred barrels
district, right up against the Usage line in
the Cherokee nation. On these properties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Stock Will Be Advanced O. Is Per Cent tuesday,

out that our refinery stock is good prop
erty and hundreds are buying It every day,
net sales on this stock running as high as
Sixteen Thousand Dollars in a Single Day.
The stock Is bound to advance in solid
values to 50 cents per share within the
next nine months and possibly in ninety
days. It's now or never with you If you
secure stock at present prices. by sending
draft or money order at once you can Sc
cure stock as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

City, on which refinery No. . and the big
tank farm viii be completed during the
next six months. The company has pur-
chased tank cars and has storage tanks for
stations that will Immediately be Installed
at Concordia. Hutchinson, Topeka, Wichita
and Salina kan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

will be located at the leading county seat
towns all over Kansas Tanks for sta
tions at Hutchinson, salina. Wichita, TO-
peka and Concordia are now on the way.
AT least hfty stations will be completed
and equipped In Kansas during the next
three months, The Uncle Sam company n
homo concern; IL is backed by the laws
OF Kansas, supported and approved by
about nipe-tenths Of the people IN the
state, and the Uncle sam refined and fuel
oils will be the most popular Kansas prod
uct ever sold in the state and will COM
mand good prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23

I'll PAso, Tex, July 22.-Engineer
Thompson and Fireman Taylor have been
killed in a wreck of westbound passenger
train No. 10 on the Galveston, Harrisburg
e San Antonio railway, fifteen miles west
OF Sanderson, Tex, caused by spreading of
the rails The spikes holding the rails
down 1t is reported had been removed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-23
Strong Manufacturing
and Rich Growing
Enterprise.

The Uncle Sam COM
pany has kept its prom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
OQden Briefs.

Mrs. George M Hanson has cards out
for an at home May D.
The Coterie Will hold it's annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs O. a Parm-
Mrs. II. II. Spencer entertained inform
ally tuesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
E J. Dunn of Salt Lake.
There will be another open air concert
on the city han square this afternoon
commencing 1T O'Clock
The engagement is announced of Miss
L.otJie MelInthin and Louis Potter. the
wedding to take place Thursday next.
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing Nick and George Gavros We're each
fined SO on the charge of assault, pre-
ferred by Arthur Mitchell.
White WhittIeSey who plays a return
engagement here May T. will be seen in
HeartseaSe at the matinee and The
Second In Command in the evening.
Miss Edna Hancock of Brigham and
Mr. Richard Harlan Of Ogden were mar
Tled Wednesday afternoon at the Reed
hotel. Judge J. A Howell officiating
J. q. Paine. J. X Allen and James a.
Ware have been appointed committee
for the C. A r. 90 arrange Il programme
Tor Memorial day services and TO suggest
To the various ministers of ogden that
they unite In services the Sunday before
Memorial day.
The wedding of Miss Maud May An
cerson TO Charles II. Greenwell. tr-. was
sOlemnized Monday afternoon at the
home Of the bride G. II. Greenwich
father of the groom performed the cere-
mOny and the bride was attended by Miss
Florence Anderson as maid of honor.
J Y. Nelson has just returned from
Park city. where he went to discuss with
the g. y. r. people of that city the de-
tails of the excursion to Ogden the time
Of the visit of the national commander
and his staff TO Utah and the annual en-
Campment Of the state. which is to be
held in Ogden May Il.
The Yellow Boy Mining company has
organized with J. w r ZOlCer president,
Fred ". Chambers. vice president L. V.
linn secretary and treasurer The other
directors are +. l., Ives and y. W Meek.
The company is 10 incorporate for $500 coo
at 81 per share The purpose Of the com
pany is 10 work several mines in Gala
VeraS county, Cal
The excursion of Denver business men,
about 200 in number with fife and drum
corps Of sixty members. will arrive in
Ogden at . o'clock y. m May >. Cor
reSpOndenCe has been had with the We
Der club and a delegation from that
SanlZau ton viii meet the DenVeTiteS ana
tender 10 them such couTtesies as will be
possible under the circumstances.
The seYeHty-fifth anniversary of the
birth OF Mrs. Ann f. Browning was Cele-
brated last Monday at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Wallace In
the afternoon mum Der of her old lady
friends met and were entertained with
music. songs and dancing The afternoon
festivities were concluded by partaking
Of an cle-ant luncheon. In the evening
ner five children and thirty-siX Of her
thlrty-eight living grandchildren met and
had very enjoyable time Her two cid
ing medicine We're unable to attend. Mrs.
Brownings friends all wish that she
may live 20 enjoy many more such cele-
bT2 tons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

Park city. April 29-The A. -. T.. W
lodge entertained the members or the
local lodge and Judge Bradley and Wa
ter Ritchey Of Ogden who were up Wis
itinE No. 1 in the interest of the order
After the regular business of the lodge
was done there was "a short programme
reBdered and speeches appropriate FOR
the occasion were made upon several
branches of the order, all tending toward
the improvement OF conditions Immc-
diately following this part of the work
the members and their guests adjourned
to the Senate restaurant. where there
was an elegant repasr served The event
was one of the best and most enjoyable
affairs of the kind which has ever taken
place in Park city IN the history of the
lodge
Friday evening the Modern EVoodneu
held jubilee meeting after their regular
meeting. There was a programme and
refreshments and a general good time
had.
Last evening at the regular meeting OF
the W .. W. p Mcpherson was elected
council commander for the remaining
portion of the term, vice : NJ kidder.
resigned
The funeral of Mrs Garseit. who died
Thursday morning. VIII be held tOmor-
row
This evening the official test of the
new chemical engine recently purchased
by the CITY Will be made by the city fire
chief 50 that Il report may be made 90
the council on the next meeting night
The test is to be made in the rear of
the city hall where large fire is Co he
built and the chemical turned on to Il.
From several small unofficial tests of the
same fluid il is known that the claims
made for the machine are right. and this
test Is being made only as an official
one
The smallpox scare which started some
weeks ago i'm the northern part of the
county over the finding of "a case of tho
the patient who had the disease is now
completely recovered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
SULLIVAN CASE ON TRIAL.
Much Interest Being Manifested On
the Outcome

Eureka. April 2S.-What is known as
the Sullivan case Is and has been Tor
the past ten days occupying che time OF
Judge Greenwood in the district court at
NeDhi This case is particularly inter
esting to Tintic people, as all the parueS
in the case are or at one time were resi-
dents of Eureka Patrick A Sullivan ana
his brothers are suing Mrs Ella SULLIVAN,
widow and administrative OF the estate OF
the late + d. Sullivan. who died in the
wear 1899 for proportion of the estate
which she controls When =. d. SUN
van died lie was the owner OF consider
able mining property which has since
turned out valuable. and a hdrd TgnI Il
being made by the brothers 70 get What
they claim is their proportion A Iaree
number OF Eureka people have already
given testimony in the case. which IS eN-
peCted to last for some days
As Judge Greenwood was district dllot-
ney last N0vembe-. At the time of the
a drunken brawl at Fish Springs. on tht
9th of that month. he turned the trial OF
Weed over TO Judge Booth Of Provo. ana
the trial is now going on al Nepnl, WllICLI
npceSSitate@ the use OF the city hat III
that place as a court room. The prlz%~@
Marioueaux. assisted by Mr. Pardee.
while the prosecution is in the hands OF
District Attorney J. \ Melville and }
NJ. Hamilton is looking after the interests
of the relatives of the murdered man
This evening the evidence on both SIDES
was an in and IL * expected that the
case will be finished by tomorrow
Judge Greenwood this week granted 70
Louie = .abrlSEie- a well known resi-
dent of this place, a divorce from jennie
Suit was also filed by Fred @ Parker
against Hank Miller and William HenrlOd
for s.. 0Up for the wrongful conversion 81
mis- sheep TO the use Of the defendants
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April "a large number of
Sunday school workers from Alpine. Wa
satch. Utah. NebO and Juab stakes ar
rived here this evening to attend the
sunday school convention cDmmehclnH
this evening and continuing tomorrow
Others will arrive IN the morning ana
il is expected that about loco delegates
viii be present The first meeting was
held this evening IN college HaiI- WLeFe
an address of welcome was delivered DN
William 5. Rawlings of the Utah stake
Superinte tendency Speeches Were made by
members of the general board in attend
anCe from Salt Lake and others The
evenings exercises closed with a musical
programme Tomorrow will be devoted
to department work, papers on sunday
school topics being presented and DIS
cuSSed. \ general meeting in the STAKE
tabernacle tomorrow evening viii close
the convention.
The pupils Of the public school are pre-
pairing TO present on operettd at an carry
date entitled The Four Seasons" Each
of the schools will represent one Of the
seasons Professor BOShard ana Miss
Florence JepperSOn ire training the chill
dren for the production. Mark BeZzaut
came over from American Fork today TO
The Franklin school baseball team went
to SDringville this week and played
team. defeating them by the score of s
Postmaster Peters is over from Ameri-
W. II Wilson is in from Good Springs
New. where he has mining and realty
Petitions are being signed asking the
county commissioners TO appropriate s. co
instead of the $500 already appropriated
for the purchase Of a farm in this county
for the experiment station.
r. a. Noyes Of RichfieId has leased the
Central hotel and will assume the man
agement May !.
Sim DugglnS and son have returned
from South Carolina. where they have
been dealing in horses this winter They
expect TO make a shipment of Utah horses
to the south at an early date.
A daughter has been born TO each Of
the following families: Mr.. and Mrs Hy-