The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

purpose. is toeing the marks making
good. It is backed by Kansans with
it's heaviest stockholders. and there Is
not n single county In Kansas where
from ten to fifty stockholders could
n Tn. ee sa snm propertie es by Bye 'p Rr1.ee or tel g.
graph in a very few hours. In other
words. Ike 2 sentry on duty. Uncle
m nam 8 sanare a deal for Tneie s aso
oil, soliciting their n%eighbors to buy it
and demanding that the. merchants
candle the same. and stand by a home
knock-down argument which the slick
tongued trust hirelings simply cannot
answer or overcome.
Shipped to Nebraska.
Several months & Uncle Sam promised
70 establish a main distributing station at
Omaha. Last week a deal was closed
through the First National Bank OF Oma-
ha for a ffteen-hunderd dollar property
AUDITING the Missouri river and the Bur
lington sidetrack. It's paid for. Warran-
y deed to company. Tanks are shipped.
Deals have been closed In Falls City and
Nebraska City and tanks have been ship
ped. Deads are pending In Beatrice. Wa
hoo. David City. Grand Island. Hastings.
Fairbury, Columbus. Tecumseh. Blair and
Lincoln and 1t Will be but a matter OF time
until from al these principal trade CEN
tres Uncle Sam tank wagons. backed by
the strong antitrust sentiment In Ne
braska, will be practically reaching the
entire oil market OF the Goldenrod State.
AS in Kansas Uncle Sam stockholders are
everywhere. There are over six hundred
thousand dollars of Nebraska money back
of Uncle Sam. These stockholders and
their %neighbors and friends can be de-
pended upon and any man or enterprise
in the commercial world knows What 1t Is
to nave homo people help them to sell
their goods.
Main distributing station for Iowa has
been purchased at Council Bluffs. Three
whole blocks right at the end of the
principal paved street In Council Bluffs
with sidetrack OF three of the big rail-
property from which connections to the
other five railroads OF Council Bluffs are
accessible. Also like the Nebraska Omaha
site 1t is accessible for barges to unload
oil from the Missouri river. There Is a
maximum freight rate law and anti-dis-
eliminating law in Iowa and from Council
Bluffs Uncle Sam compan will soon
spread out over the entire state and
especially the western and northern parts.
Missouri.
Site has been purchased and tanks ship
ped to Joplin. Wagons are already In ope-
ration In Kansas City. Mo-. and Uncle
Sam has a big distributing station at st.
SNp @"Ds ADNoAS 60 Lohi ~" hoA oN1
lions at Jefferson City. Springfield. Chit
licothe. Sedalia, Boonville, and st. Louis.
Missouri. like Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas,
Illinois and Arkansas. has been one OF the
principal hackers of this giant independent
organization. There are over twelve hum
bred Missouri stockholders and the senti-
ment of the people of Missouri In favor
of independent oil is deep-rooted. The
Missourians are Town on the trust and
you can denend on their staying tina
way. The Uncle Sam company will have
at least eighty distributing stations In
Missouri when it finally gets It's grea.
work completed.
Oklahoma.
Sites have been secured and paid TO,
and tanks shipped to Hobart. Kingfisher
Ell Reno. Saltwater, Watonga. Perry and
Chandler. Deals are pending for Guthrie,
Oklahoma City. Norman. Shawnee. Enid
Alva. Pawnee, Sapulpa. Durant, Soutt
McAlester. Blackwell. Woodward. Chick
asha and Anadarko. With the great re-
hnery in the heart OF the greatest OF
field In Oklahoma, practically in the GEN.
tire OF the new state. where the merchants
and the business men OF Tulsa raised the
money to furnish the Uncle San compar
twelve arcres OF valuable land and other
concessions. and where public sentiment
is 80 strong in favor OF a Square Dea'
and agalnst the criminal oil trust that in
the fall election, after the trust haf
brazenly mede Its talk that it would con-
troll the constitutional convention, how