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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Advantages Of q Ptpo Llne 70 NaVipable
Waters ard Reasons Why the Company
VIII Sacrifices the stock 20 Complete
Any man who hns ever been on the
grounds knows that the stock OF the Uncle
Sam on company, with It's great rcnnery
Cornploted and tta thousaud OF acrea Of
en and gas lands and a large production
81 oil already secured. should sell for AZ
ieast 20 20 20 cents per share. However,
this company has a great work to do.
end every day the pipe line remains un-
completed the company Will lose the
equal OF $500 per day, or, IN other words,
the pipe line would earn US this amount
~ money II We had Il completed. Now
the company has been determined on
building this pipe line from the start.
and where there Is a viii there IL a way.
80, regardless OF the great assets back
of this stock. the company Is Offering
the investing public a fortune maker IN
this stock As before stated the company
desires 70 raise az least $4,000 Without
delay. We now have on Our mailing lists
ever 1000 probable investors. This an
nouncement WIN appear In about 100 OF
the leading papers In the nation. II viii
Be read by over 15o0o.00o people. The
stock Is worth almost double Nlat the
company asks. The reason we make this
sacrifice s plain, for we can take this
money and at this tlns crowd 70 COM
plet,ton this pipe line and make Il ai
back, and at the same time make every
Investor happy over his investment IN
stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25
sALssMgM wANTgo.

How muth Of your home s use as a
storage place? STOP storing and start
selling things you don't need through
Leader wants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

SOC, 900 more We are going TO secure Il
and would ike 70 have you With US.
The Whole United states 10 our Field.
The banks OF the country are fun Of
IDLE money. There are thousands Of In
vostors who would rather have their
money IN a strong manufacturing enter
prise like ours than to have the money
lying idls IA bank and drawing no In
terest. This company IA IN touch with
Everyone must admit that with the as
sets back OF this stock and the work go-
ing ahead on tho pipe line. and with four
drills working that this stock must
greatly advance and that very soon.
Win Sell 10000 shares to . Club for
II ten men. or nioTs or less. desire to
club together and take $4,000 shares OF
this stock they can have same Issued to
whomever they direct for the lump sum
man aSOO down f5 hers s' SoS uS Ssh so to Seh Be-
shown and secure the stock before Il
doubles In value.
Bio Gas Well Secured on Part Of Uncle
Sam Holdings Last Week.
As stnted. tho Uncle Sam company now
has four drills at work and IL rapidly
bringing IN additional producing wells.
Drill No. ! is at work on part of the
holdings OF tho COMPANY. just southeast
OF Cherryvalle. IN Labetts county. A few
DAYS ago one Of the largest gas wells
/ peted This drill Is now half way down
| on another well. There are three inn
mense brick plants within four and one
| half .nles OF this gas field and the
| Uncle Sam company has a ready market
at o most profitable price for all the
4 gas Il can secure. We have over s, ,O0o
/ acrea OF oil and gas rights IN the lands
adjoining. with room for sixty wells
! on this one single tract. which Is prac-
tically al proven. One brick plant: hui
four miles away. Is paying over $1,000
/ EaW
1 the days until this company viii be
| realizing a handsome income or this
one property alone are very limited.
Drill No. 2 at Work.
The Uncle Sam company plans 70 pro-
| duce all OF Its own oil. Drill No. Is az
field. Just north OF some OF the best pro-
| ducers IN Kansas. The company has over
NINETEEN THOUSAND (ls0Oo) acres In
this locality and already has three hrst-
claas producing wells The drillers are
now busy In this field. Stop and oon-
sider the number OF wells those -four
drius VIII complete In a year and you
will realize that this stock must grow IA
a lot more wells are completed and eH-
pect to buy this stock at present prices
Drill No. s.
THIS drin Is at work on the 'ypcl,
/ Sam -Centra," property Just north ol
/ Cherryvaie. where there are already
seven wells under the pump. This is or
proved grounds ana several more good
oilers are assured. Ihe Centra u
valuable property.
prtu No. 4 Rloht Up Against a ZOO Bar
rei Gusher In the cheroiSes Nation
South Of 6artlesVllie-
Drii No Is liable TO put this stocl
IN one lump to so cents per share
There y wen now nowins (no
pumpedl 11b barrels per daY not ovel
three quarters Of mile north OF Wher'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

capactty. when you buy Tits etoch you
are not buying into a Wild cat scEorne.
for We have the property In eiEht The
Chorrytnio refinery covers the big end
q twenty acres with pipe line connection
to hree-fourtiis OF the Cherryvaie oil
ncid which Il OWES and contrcts, and
ter o. q million donara
Net Pronta Over S7oo Per Day
we are now shipping oil and closing
big contracts for both refined and fuel
oil The income from this plant VIII
SOON run up to a thouaand dollars per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Daily Leader ~ csnss 4 week deliv
sred ezery day except sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

DrSu No. 4 Ripht Up Against a 200 Bar
rei ousher In the cheroiees Nation
South Of BartesVllie-
Driii No. I Is liable TO put this stock
IN one lump to so cents per share.
There - q well now nowinB (nos
three quarters Of mile north OF where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

and many more WIN soon be shipp1d. The
company VII b able TO deliver all or
lte OF Ia its own tank cars or pump It
through ita own pipe lines. From 1.OsV
feet under the ground II VIII take the
OH through rs different departments un-
tl II is ready to burn n your smps or
heat your furnaces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25
ThIs stock ehouIa % sold In Fifteen

IL
Days.
The time 70 secure a good investment
a when IL is offered. We are In a busi-
ness in which there Is over 400 per cent
proht. We have now passed the expert
mental stage and have a great manufac-
curing enterprise and one that Is growing
stronger every hour We now have over
state and territory in the Union. and we
also have stockholders IN Canada, Old
Mexico and the Philippine islands. From
the four corners OF the globe investors
who have an eye TO making big PROFITS
nnva purchased this stock literally, and
= great many OF them will double their
o0ldingB la the next two weeks. There
are over 300 diftereut deals pending right
now. some Of thom are large Tnls al
lctnent should all be sold In hfteen days
Undar these conditions
Tosslon VIII Help This Company IN Or
der to Have our Pipe Line Run That
! Topeioa. the capital Of Kansas. and a
Giy OF nearly 5000 people, IL fun Of
81 the pips line route to the Missouri
piver, or, in other words, the company
VII not have to vary the line much &c
put Il right AZ ropelsa city limits. The
66oasA pumping station WIN be located
a. Topeka n the pipe line Is elnt thai
way. The Topeka Commercial club nov
Aaa the proposiuon under advlsemen
and with this clubs indorHement tbs
the citizens Of Shawnee county. who vii
~ greAtly benefited by such pipe line
The Very Minute the Topeka Deal u
Closed stock May Be Advanced to u
When the Uncle Sam company wanti
money Il offors a deal that investors caI
ln0s turn down and then goes after mel
are poIna 10 complete this pipe line n
far a. Topeka In the next ninety days
and 70 % this We want to raise at lean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Contract With Mr.. Hunter Tor Three
Years
Competent men are ~ the head o.
every department of the Uncle Sam com
pany. Samuel Hunter, the comp0 ny r
superintendent came from the Pure on
company OF Philadelphia. lie has been
actively engaged IN the refinery busi-
ness for over thirty-fve yeara The
Pure on company commenced paying
dividends soon after they completed the
pipe line 90 the water front The Uncle
Sam company win be 20 the vest what
the Pure on company is IN the east 70
Is pursuing the same safe methods, in
owning les own production. tank oar
and pipe lines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Daily Leader 10 cents a week deliv-
cred every day eTcept Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25
nrlll no 2 at Work.


Ths. srin Is at work on the ''Upcle
sam -Centra," property, Just north OF
Cherryvaie, where there are already
seven wells under the pump This is on
nroved grounds and several more good
oilers are assured. The Central "
valuable property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Can Complete $50 Wells Per Year
II ia important 20 romember before
you turn down an investment ~ this
stock that the company has proven
ground for thousands OF OIL wells and
that with tAe present four drills alone
we can complete 1S0 wells every twelve
months. The income from our refined
oils VIII pay substantial dividends and
run ten drills after pipe line Il
completed. Better bay some OF this stoci
and hold II a year or so and give tbs
company time 70 complete its great work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

SOC 900 more we are going to secure Il
and would IKE 20 have YOU with us.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-25

Greatest independent Refinery IN ths
and Day.
-Four months ago the Uncle Sam COM
pany promised 10 be selling refined oil
By this time. II has kept It's promise. One
already ths company ~ .iscroastnE It's
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
DuN,S CROP REPORT.

DISPATCHES to "Dun's Review from branch
offices of r. G.. Dun & Co. located in the agri-
cultural districts indicate tn 1t weather conditions
the development of the crops. and harvesting of
winter wheat is making rapid progress Harvest
ing of wheat is almost completed in Texas except
the extreme northern counties. and is making
good progress in Kansas. Conditions good in
Missouri, where harvesting is well under way
though the acreage Is less than last years in
Indiana the Yield per promises be larger
Wheat is maturing rapidly in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania and prospects favor early harvest. Splen-
did progress is now being made in Michigan, but
damage has been caused by rain Condition and
acreage are satisfactory in many parts of Ne
braska Harvesting is almost completed in Ten
nessee and the Yield will be light. There has been
some damage from rain in Minnesota. but the out
look is bout normal.
Some replantins OF corn is stin necessary in
Texas but the outlook is favorable. Corn is
growing well in Ohio and Missouri There is ample
heat and moisture in Illinois The crop looks we'll
in Indiana and progress is satisfactory in Penn
sylvania Corn is healthy, but weedy, in Michi-
gan The crop is late in Minnesota but the plant
is strong Iowa reports good stand. but the
season is backward Corn is also late in Nebraska
and favorable weather is needed for satisfactory
maturing A large crop is expected in Kansas
Weather is favorable in Tennessee, and a large
acreage is under cultivation
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
DIETITT4N FORCED OUT
Mss Gorton Leaues BelleUue as
Result of Poor Food Complaints.

Miss Harriet Gorton who for ten months
has been in charge of the dietary department ot
Bellevue Hospital, handed in her resignation as
result of the revolt of the internes, orderlleS
and members of the clerical force of the insttu-
ton The resignation asked for by Presi-
cent John W. Brannap of the Board of Trustees
of Bellevue, and Miss Gorton lost no time III
complying with the request.
It is said that when she began her work man.
complaints had beea made about the food, ana
her appointment. made largely with the
idea that she would improve it. For time the
expected Improvement was evident, but the trus-
tees found, so it is reported that the expenses
were mounting up instead of decreasing, as an
ticpated. Miss Gortons attention was called to
this and she Immediately set about to economlze
This resulted in the complaints published this
week.
Miss Gorton came to Bellevue from Kings
Park Insane Asylum Long Island. Prior to
that she had beer dietitan at the Manhattan
state Hospital for the Insane on Wards Island
She is considered one of the greatest authorities
dietary in the country
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
FAST CARS NATCEED TO RACE
The Vanderbilt ard Miller Flats Will Meet
at Empire CITY Track.

Alfred G Eanderh:Its s5-horsepower Fiat has
been matched against Major C. J. 5. IiIers %
hoFselower Fiat for at the meeting AT the
Empire City track tomorrow. This will add an
otaer sensational race for the day as the cars
are exactly alike in every respocI are known as
the Fiat twins. and two OF the most powerful
racers In Amerila to-day.
Sartori has been solneN hat unfortunate with his
car this season. bt it is In The best of condition
NOW. and Chevrolet VIII have no easy race before
him This will be Sartori's only appearance this
year. as Nj. Vanderbilt has equipped his car for
his private Use and viii not eater # in any more
races.
The oldheid-ChevTolet match will be the great
rec OF the season and both contestants admit
tfat when the result Is announced new worlds
rceoTds Nil be established by the winner No
oopkrnal-tng is made automobile races nut
considerable money is being placed on this race
es sporting men- The prevailing rate seems =, be
even money. as the general opinion is that Odheid
VII 5e able 10 drive TO better advantage on a
standard track than Chevrolet which will offset
the speed OF the Fiat ear
Guy \ sughD will start his thousan.t-rnile run
al noon to-day. and. barring accidsIlis he should
Inatsrlaiiy ifduce the present record; he will con-
tlil0e Tor The tweaty-fOuF hour record finishing
Jest before the regular eetiTg begins Tomorrow
so that eFery one can witness the ln&i miles
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
J. W. wooTEN TO BE TRIED TODAY
Court Refuses Further Delay When Mr..
Jerome Strongly Opposes It.


Much to the surprise of John w. Wooten. in
dicted on a charge OF grand larceny his trial was
set by Justice Dayy. in the Criminal Branch OF
the Supreme Court. yesterday for this afternoon
counsel To fix day for trial, and Ernest Baldwin
said there were two reasons why he must ask for
time III the preparation of the case; one that
he had been cut of Town and had opportunity
TO confer with George Gordon Battle, and the
Other. that he had an aunt dying in Ohio and de-
sired to be with her.
The defendant is a lawyer District Attorney
Jerome said. and his moving papers
that he has led blarneess LIE ana is of good
character yet ne seeks delay The defence tried
10 get the in another county and failed, and
now they fight for delay here | believe that it is
not scernIy lawyers who under Indictment
10 practise their profession when they can get a
speedy trial. | have always contended that Il law
er should be anxious for q speedy trial when he
is under Indictment
Justice Davy accordingly set the case down for
to-day, and the probability is that the will
go tomorrow the same a regular court
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
TERMINAL AHEARN'S JOB.
So Mr. DeIany Decides-Overhead
Loop Urged for Ne5v Bridge.

Chief Engineer Nelson P. Lewis, of the Board
of Estimate and Apportonment, has received
from Corporation Counsel Delany an opinion
saying that Borough President Ahearn, and not
Bridge Commissioner Best has jurisdiction over
building the terminal of the Williamsburg
Bridge Mr.. Lewis recommends the Immediate
construction of an overhead loop system for
handling the at the Manhattan end of the
bridge. Said MI Lewis
The construction of barnlike trainshed is not
to be considered. 1t would be possible to build
a dignified terminal station between Clinton and
Norfolk SITS. which would enhance the dignity of
the street and bridge. A width of 10 feet would
be ample for this purpose We have available
at this time 300 feet one block and 100 feet
on the other. If additional fifty feet could
be taken from the block between Suffolk and
Norfolk SITS. would have enough. space avail
able for a street fifty feet wide the north side
of such a station and street forty feet wide
the south side. On the floor above the surface
could be installed the terminal for the surface
cars, and the floor above that the elevated
the elevated tracks already on the bridge.
Mr.. Lewis recommends changes in the public
map in accordance with these suggestions and
has prepared plans for the closing of Delancey-
St between Clinton and Suffolk SITS, with July
as date for a public hearing the plans. Mr.
Lews's report will come up for consideration at
the meeting of the board of estimate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
HUDSON RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.
A Tie for the Gold Medal in Qualifying
Round Yesterday,

The fourth annual championship tournament OF
the Hudson River Golf Association began yesterday
the links of the Twaalfskir Golf Club. Kings
ton. There fortyfo,ir starters. the first SIX
teen qualifying for the championship. the second
sixteen for the consolation cup and the for
& special cup. There was tie for the gold medal
offered for the lowest in the Qualf yng round
Il 8 between Gilman y. TIFFANY. -Po-Tcltor and
L z. \ an -EtJen. TVyaalfski
In the first round for the -chan,DiSashiD Tiffany
and @ Van E;,cA both won 4her matches. and they
Wi probahIy nteI in match Play this afternoon
The defeat o. john Smith and James S TAYLOR wa :
rather surprise. The summary follows:
Qualifying first sixtecny-ciirnsn p. Tifranr
1o"eIton -" l. L Van EiJ,n. A.li s.. J. {; Nan
1Sia; GIHe.; I%aaIfsA! So C. Ii .ren. aes6i!i S.; "
S1ilttt. COLUMBIA ~ Il. 4. KenwCrthy uutchess 30: r.
T + Si4snan @ saegki 81 F D. Dewey. Twaal. skin o.
= W a AdT!anCo. Dutciess. 33: :. Iayor IoSe:rol
30 10 Shddwisk. il. Fowe.n. rs: Z G. Philips Saeg-
saegklu "a ~ - a. o-''
o.lamiioDsA7 tdrst round. match playD-Ksnworthy
9eaI Siik1ian ~ ; anG /; tiffany be-t IoykeEdaI BY
ana =; = al Ettcn beat Dewey. by and 4; 6iett
Sedt ~ . !.roEt. IS 4
.: :! Van Elton bo2z WetteraU by Up ho.cs) cram
beat Taylor. iy up - -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
POSTAL REGULATIONS AMENDED.
Employees May Not Act as Agents for Cloth
ing Manufacturers.

Washington June 22-Postmaster General Cor
telyou to-day issued an order amending the postal
regulations so as TO provide that no postmaster
assistant postmaster. superintendent of delivery,
assistant superintent!e of delivery. clerk letter
other employe any postofnce shall
agent collector for any individual or firm
engaged IN the manufacture or sale OF letter car
rlers' uniforms any portion thereof.
Ihis action taken in consequence OF the
practice which has for some time obtained of
tain officers or employees of the respective post
offices throughout The country acting as agents
for clothing houses which make a specially CT
manufacturing uniforms for letter carriers This
practice. the Postmaster General states. has been
a source OF a great deal OF criticism on the part
of the carriers and OF annoyance 20 the repre-
senr;tiyes of the arms involved, the latter arising
princIpally from charges or intimations that the
Representatives have profted by being the inter
mcdiary between the manufacturer and the letter
carrier It appears that in many instances the
agents have been allowed a commission on the col
lections made from the letter carriers while In
other cases the postmasters have authorlzed some
one tf their assistants receive payment Tor the
uniforms furnished to the carriers a matter OF
odati
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

PRYSICIAN.-By young lady of refinement
and good address: hospital experience;
nurse or companion to invalid NJ. D., S6
Ryerson-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
FOR PERMANENT RECEIVERSHIP.
Merchants Trust Company Finds It Imprac'
ticabIe to Raise Required 100000.

At the adjourned hearing at Hudson tomorrow. 1t
is understood no opposition will be offered to tho
notion to make permanent the receivership OF the
Merchants Trust Company. The directors OF the
con1nanv it is said. have only found it i'm
practicable to raise the additional s3000c0 which
they had planned to for getting the COM
pany out OF its difficulties but also have been
advised that they cannot legally close bargain
such as the proposed sale of the trust company's
Hudson Valley Railway securities the HerSsst
Colvin Syndicate for $3.50. 600
The receivers after the order making the receiv-
ership perma nent shall have been entered, will
consider offers for the various parcels of the Aer
chants Trust Company's assets. or fer the entire
assets and will recommend to the cou1t., the
ceptance of such bids may seem to ITEM most
Rdvant aeeous the company proceeding thereafter
TO settle the claims of the depositors.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BRIDE NOW HER SISTERS AUNT.
Three Couples Outwit Their Friends Detec
I'VE After Triple Wedding.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg. June PA triple wedding ceremony
was performed here this morning. which resulted
in of the brides becoming the aunt of her
sister. Tie brides the daughters of William
McBIide OF Knoxville. The couples were Philip
J. Rodgers, Of Knoxville. and Agnes Gertrude Nc
Bridei Frank ]. Rourke of Mount Washington,
and Esther Victoria Mcbride. and Louis Z. Muir
ray. of Homestead. and Emma Yourell Mcbride.
The ceremonies were performed by Father Gal
lagher. of st. Canice's Roman Catholic Church
itodgers Is an uncle OF Rourke and Rourke and
twenty years.
4 brass band was to have escorted the couples
to the station. but. although detective was en-
ployed to follow them. the young people outwitted
him and escaped.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
To SUCCEED DR.. ]. H. DARLINGTON.
Canon Chase, of Garden City Cathedral,
Called to Christ Church, williamsburg

1t definitely announced yesterday that the
Rev. Canon William Sheafe Chase of the Garden
City Cathedral has been called to the rectorate of
Christ Church. Bedford-ave., Williamsburg which
has been vacant since the Rev. James Henry
Darlington was made Bishop OF Harrisburg. The
call was extended two weeks ago, but the vestry
We're pledged to secrecy, and it only yester-
terday that the call became known. As yet Canon
Chase replied the call. but it is generally
understood that he will accept. Canon Chase is
forty-fve years old, and was born in New-England.
lie WIS formerly q COngrega tiOnast.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
ADJUSTMENT COMPANY TO DISSOLVE

The Adjustment Company. of New York adjust
ers OF Dire. marine and casualty insurance. Of No.
IL Battery Pace. through Moses Tanenbaum Dex-
ter c. Force and Samuel a. Tanenbau1n directors
applied yesterday TO the Supreme Court for a vol
untarv dissolution of the corporation. Justice
Giegerich appointed Sidney l.. Teven referee The
order to show cause down for September
rs There liabilities. The assets amount
&c 1928 The company was incorporated In 1901,
with capital OF $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
NEW 1. 1. TROLLEY ROAD PLANNED
Route Surveyed by Pennsylvania Railroad
from Wading River to Mattituck.

Piverhead Long Island. June 22-The officials OF
thu Pennsylvania Railroad. operating the Long ISL
and Railroad system are said to be favorabiy con-
siderinr n new trolley line. TO run from Wading
Rfver to Mattituck eighteen miles. The proposed
route has been surveyed. and President Peters and
several of the officials of the Long Island and
Pennsylvania roads have inspected it,
The line will run through the northern part OF
this village and will parallel Long Island Sound
for several miles 1t will the Wadng River
branch of the railroad with the main line. 1t is
not known when active work will be begun.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
DRIVER IN FATAL ACCIDENT FREED.

Coroner Goldenkranz yesterday ordered the dis
charge OF Edward ]. Farrell. the automobile driver
who &c charge OF the machine that ran down
and killed James Black civil engineer with Of
fees at No. Sc Nassau-st. the latter Was trying
TO get out OF the way OF strsetcar at soth-st ana
Amsterdam-ave on June IS One of the three
Dad.ions Of Farrell In the automobile John
ErSlanc policeman attached TO the bicycle squad
TIE coroner said his investigation had proved that
NE accident unaroida bic