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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
10 to 50% ADVANCE ON
OIL STOCK, NOVEMBER 3

ports through newspaper. to try and
neat down the price 'un some properties,
IL II trying to secure ut half prize Join
this real lndppouhrnt and help heat tho
foxy rich by beating them IN these ynlu.
able properties The par value ~ this
stock l. 81, and our capital stock is equal
to the developed value " our Usage Iense
when validated Nv becoming ID siock-
holder nt once you will secure q stock
Allotment which n conditional dividend
We ARE not trying tO load Won up. hut
VIII give yun fair run for your money
You will like this Company when you yet
acquainted THIS advertisement will reach
over Twenty Milton people Thousands
are figuring on the stock Helm yourself
aud this worthy Company by becoming a
siOckhodcr on q substantial basis. so we
oan push the drills on our proven prop.
critics aud buy up and develop other prop.
critics The Uncle Sam on Company win
he the big successful competitor of the
rich Monopoly, Join our l'nmpanv ami
help build The lncle Sam Oil Companv
m strong financially that II can protect
An us Dig properties aud become a Nn.
lunal henefnrior Ia the public and n grpnt
profit maker on an honest basis for Nts
stockholders
The stock Il non Assessable. and tbe
cash payment together with vour agree
ment tU remain loyal to the COMPANY IA
accepted by the Company M full pay.
meni, II the Company approves Won as
uockholder IL wants none hut LOYAL.
patriotic liberty loving citizens as its
stockholders. and therefore reserves tho
right 10 approve or reject any authorizations
io ~ stock II YOU should not he an
hroVrdi your money viii be promptly re-
turned 10 you.
For Referynee--iou can write to either
OF OF the big Mercantile Agencies at Kansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
NATIONAL DEFENSE

one fN0rl NJ the members Of the house
oi representatives have expressed them.
selves foo favor NJ better national defense.
That s scarcely impressive Some NJ them
speak merely " larger appropriations.
Others are more cautious and wnnt TO
know what the general plan and policy
{. rp be- before voting lot NJ money.
Th4 l- the right attitude II would he
foolish iu vote large appropriations for
myrhug except Il definite pbln both mn
sul nul military,
We du not want 10 scatter lot NJ money
around ln congressional districts tu hrlp
members ~ congress replpct themselves.
but Nr do want q navel ""i military pol
i.y which win be adequate fur national
drfrusr \ naval policy will not be- df
u.uU go prepare, hut Whatever II is n
should embrace more expert md less
UNuuu and congressional determination
uf luluii.
A. fpr the army, the adoption 0f pcr
munuw military system adequate fut our
muu needs aud possible emergencies ls
uur .r .lmple THIS Is not hc,uusr good
WII 20, difncult 10 secure lulursrmcut
nrm .uugrrSs or the press or the people
for uN particular plan There VIII N
way. hu the opposition NJ the minority
uNn thuk This country viii never need rn
nrmE which the opponents N any par
u.uHr plan may count upon In the neg
.UUN. W. ARE likely iu see o long Wrnngle
i Iu congress this winter. nni shall ne
fortunate " unythug really rou.frurliN,
/ ..Wu. uut N II St Louis star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
AlF

Men de- not care much FOR amateur performances. For
that the s who has never been kissed makes no
especial appeal To them.
Another way to attract attention Is To 20 into a small
town and osk for lou cent cigar
There is no objection to a man attempting anything
within reason HUT hc should not promise to make 1t
woman hapn,
Another thing mis- country needs is efficient
workmou iu other Iup. aud fewer people who believe
they write play.
After looking their owner, over We reach the couclu
sion that q good nou, dogs ARE entitled to hero medals
II YOU are unpopular do not worry about IT, Tho
fools prstrr popular nearly 10 death.
II you know men the .urprisng thing 10 you * that
women are ever Jealous of them
Eph Wiley says hc has noticed that the handy man
who c0n tN ANYTHING never If good Tor much except
repair work
Philosophy reduced Ia It's simplest aspect merely
is n realization that t , likely to rain the day set
for the picnic
farmer who &. Industrious, and who can also fdHo
Ion dances un lhr side make mighty good living
In the countr,
GENERALLY speaking n Young man Is worth saving
he will do Il hmscIf
Women resent the mputNtlon that they No. not the
equals NJ men But Tank Bevcry says he has noticed
that when % lady baseball club appears the cntcher
pitcher first hnscman ond shortstop always are men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Jay were mot triumphant In the big
scheme involved
when man Is elected governor Of
the state uf oklahoma he may he un.
aware of many things that would not
look good 10 him II he were cogniL.
ant Of them. You know good many
wires hive 10 hc pulled to put any man
under the wire Am satisfied that
Governor Williams does not know that
certain architects paid the hotel bills
" one or more men who had The dis
position NJ big building contracts.
"Thc temple Of Truth was not
wrecked hy thnt ancient assertion
that nrhulf the world doesn't know
vhnt the other half Is doing II It
did. Nr>uyan eruption would be Ns
the opening of n pop bottle compared
tu the explosions " popular sentiment
that would be- the sequence of the
average state campaign
The commentator Is man who had
an opportunity to see the inside wheels
20 round In every political campaign
In oklahoma since the advent Of state
hood. one who should speak with
authority.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
A DIPLOMATIC VICTORY

In assigning credit for diplomatic victories, we
trust the official board will not overlook one We
toriano Carranza
The diplomatic authorities of the two Americas
time ago announced plan for ending the m
congruons situation with respect To Mexico 1t was
10 the general effect that all of the warrlng chef'
tams in Mexico should mcct and agree on some
one of their number for dc iocto president OF the
republic suitable engagements and accommoda-
tons being given and accepted touching the details
of general policy
MI of the various chiefs in Mexico excepting
Nictorano Carranza, Immediately agreed to the pro
posal Mr. Carranza politely told the diplomatic
authorities to 90 pot, or words to that general cf-
feet
And now without very much beng said IN the
way of explanation, the diplomatic authorities
have swallowed their proposal, and haze accepted
the Carranza viewpoint in toto, even recognizing
that worthy as the head of government in the face
of violent protest from the chleftans who first
agreed to their proposals.
In seeking the diplomatic victor of the Mexican
cmbroglio it is necessary to 90 no further than
Nirtorano Carran2a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Although the federal and state governments,
make large appropriations of funds for Use m cn.
forcing their policies in regulation OF railroads, /"
popular fancy that the governments carry all 'Hs
burden Of expense is mistaken. A large share ot
this expense is carried by the railroads and ms
entered into the ever increasing cost of their opera
ton. For instance, G. f. Schaff, receiver of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway, has estimated
that the accounting expense Of the road ho, been
increased one.fourth or approximately Sl250o)
year by the requirements Of the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission and the various state commits
slons for reports, accounts and statistic, that Harlc
convenient at times, are not an absolute necessity
to the road.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
NNTIyE BIG TREES

A H,nmorr a. Worthlugton 100 Greene
county. lul, Il the biggest known shade
tree iu the tnited states. says the Hu
ruuu OF Forestry. photographs and meas.
urumrul, have been submitted 10 suhstnn,
tlnir the CHIN. The Hooslcr tree measures
o. feet % inches In circumference and ls LJO
feet tail. The search for big trees has
brought report ~ valley unk In San
Bcnito county, California. which Il n
feet aud u inches In diameter ana ~ feet
high 4 chestnut tree near Crcstm0nt. n
g., measures 80 feet I Inches around and
stands - feet high Probably the big
gest elm at Wcthersficd. Conn. Witch l.
~ feet IN circumference nnd l0O feet tall
snssafrns tree ni llarshnm Pa Is N
feet 10 Inches around and Massachusetts,
hns white birch with q girth NJ T. feet
Inches There's n pecan tree In LouiI.
unn win circumference NJ ~ feet q
Inches The tallcst tree reported IL vel
low poplar IN North Cprollun, which Is
lbS feet high and "a feet inches lu cir.
'umferrnro.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
ONWARD AND UPWARD

Bradstreet continues to sing enthusiastically Of
the appreciation everywhere evident in business
circles:
Save for probably temporary setback to re.
fail distribution caused by spell of warm weather.
progress in trade and industry continues of con
spicuous proportions, with even greater gains ap.
parently in store. In the larger lines cumulative
expansions is the chief characteristic; retail mcr
chants show stronger propensity to buy ahead .
the steel trade goes on making gains, prices on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
The Times New Editorial and Feature Page

some finished products have been advanced. partly
to keep buying within certain bounds, the long
predicted scarcity of railway ears is an actual fact
a paucity of labor exists; pay rolls are cnIogng
weekly bank cearings are of unparalleled proper
tions demand for money, the supply of which Is
pethoric at easy rates, is increasing exports oil
wheat and flour reduced to wheat for the current
week establish a new high record; export trade
continues unprecedented; meritorious new enter
prises are being launched more readily, rrol r~
tate long dormant, is reviving; farmers IN the
south having had their forcbodiugs dl,pcIIod by
good prices for cotton and It's products are pay
ing off old debts, and except in the lumber pro-.
ducmg sections of the northwest 0outsidc of '0r
mining rcgons) growth is evidenced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

To Investors
War prices ON oil may forpo crude
oil to soon sell at 500 per barrel The
rucle sam oil COMPANY looking far
ahead mlsed new capital and bought
ap hig property In the EASTERN his.
trict ~ the Great Cushing ull ncIi und
also secured another big lease across
the Arkansas River from the rich Ros
ton oil Pool
This Company has three Rrrucrics,
two " which are connected with our
exempted pipe line i5l miles long, con
Meeting these two refinerles with lIs of
our l20 producing wells aud the grrater
percentage of our 1900 acres " decided land
and about tea thousand acres of oll and
gas leases.
This Company has at least Two Hun
dred locations On proven grounds lu the
high grade oil district that Il should drllI
NJ once
To start the balance of Il IN 20 drlls
the stockholders increased the capital II
the Company one.thlrd nud this stock
hns been allotted on a dividend basis
among the over i6,OOO stockholders who
are rapidly paying In new capital
The company eNIAts 90 raise several
million dollars from the new capital and
soon increase the crude oil production
To over ten thousand barrels per day We
are az work NJ this hour ON four differ.
ont wells that may increase our produc.
tlon m additional MOO to lO.OW barrels
per day. visit 20 the oil fields on our
property will convince you that we have
nreperties that can easily develop oil pnsls
hat should pour out millions Millions
have been made In on and millions will
be made In OIL but Il takes n tot of
capItal to build up ON big, substantial
basis.
,nnrovc sale now for our combined
nroperties, including good will nnd es
,ahiished trade at less than Twenty
si,,,en Dsllnr-. The stockholders be
lIeve IN the future of the Company We
nave A good fighting chance 10 protect
our great Usage Lease of iad,O0O acres
or uncover sufficient evidence To main
tain a suit against the Trust under thc
sherman Anti Trust Law " three times
ra,, Hundred Million Dollars, or n total
~ twelve Hundred Million Dollars.
The upcle Sam on Company Is the only
r.sl nrartlcal effort ever made against
no oil and Gas Monopoly In the Middle
Ws., A has gone fOm perscrniinn Ia
n,osnerity. The on and Gas Monopoly
kss Tried 10 every manner 10 hlacken thu
nsme of The rncle Sam OH Company
hsouah It's paid press" hlnckmalllhe
hsnsers and scheming financial agents IN
caIivsion with mlsgulded or corrupt stat,
I and federal officials.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Tulsa is preparing to give the dc'l the fight
of his life November l the attorney general will
convene a special grand jury there and at the
same time all of the churches Of the city will
Join in monster union revival. There will be
cottage prayer meetings by the hundreds, and the
success Of the grand jury will be the subject Of
the prayers. We have a very great faith in the
efficacy of prayer, as well as in the efficacy of a
grand jury honestly and properly conducted But
we also know Tulsa All of which being true we
are betting on the attorney general and the prayers
but as matter of prccNution are hedging against
any accident by laying a small one at odds on the
devil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
T10IllES9 SlPO[L[LNIgAY

THE Crooks Gazette and Booteggers' Guide Is the
kindly title under which the Capron Hustler refers to
one ~ T. contemporaries.
u VII continue my recent offer To accept Id cars on
subscriptions until after the holidays. Bring em In.
boys Arcadia Observer,
Alya Pioneer says that the ladies of the Baptist
church going TO give big chicken dinner wouldn't
be surprised II few Methodist ministers didn't slip In
about that time to pay social call.
Anyone desiring to pay money to me when am out
" town will please deposit II In the hank To my credit
reads announcement In Butler Herald Well anyone
wishing to pay us money just send Us word, and wen
come right back 20 town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

took Evelyn Sweet on tour
through the shops this morning. She
is Arthur Morrisons flancce and Is
here ON visit from Chicago. She Is
stopping NJ the Maryland Hotel where
| have been for the past -four days
We went hnck to the hotel for lunch,
aud as we walked In who should We
run into hut Justin,
Marian" he snid, II have been
waiting for you for the past two
hours" Then he noticed Miss Sweet
and added May | speak to YOU
nlOne?"
"Certalnly." | answered. hut first
| want YOU to meet Miss Sweet Miss
Sweet IL here from Chicago she II the
fiancee Of my old school chum, Arthur
Morrison
Between Iustns expression Of
omazemcnt aud Miss Sweets bushes !
was immensely amused.
Run upstairs, grille said to her
"I'n join YOU In II few minutes
After she hnd gone followed Justin
into II reception room and we sat down
In secluded corner
Marian he said how long are
you going to keep up this ridiculous
farce"
Farce" | exclaimed We'll, 1t r.
encouraging to know that you are be-
ginning to realize that II IL not the
tragedy you imagined II was
when ARE yol coming home" he
asked
Il am coming home Immediately
hftcr you acknowledge that YOU mis-
judged me by thinking was infatuated
with Arthur Morrison
Who said thought that" he pur
rlcd.
You implied such nu opinion" |
Snld, "and yuu would sIill be- thinking
the same thing If You hadn't met Ar
thurs fiancce Just now You SOC, /
have II perfectly good nlIhi In her
well, perhaps ! Wa hNsty' he
murnured. and then: Tome on home,
Marion It's lonesome without YOU"
Il am coming home, said; but
/ first want Ia be- sure that We per
fectly understand curh other In our
ten years Of married lilr Justin In
fact as long ns You have known me-
| you have hnd no occasion to doubt my
! fidelity. Nnu are SURF ~ that. You
/ didn't even doubt me last week when
You became insanrly Jealous because
/ went tn luncheon and matinee with
/ Arthur Morrison You were Jealous
your pride was piQucd, because | va,
engaged to Arthur before | met YOU
lou thought | was flirting with hin
and making fool Of YOU In his cyes
You see now that YOU were wrong, anl
deep down IN your heart YOU knew
you were wrong mt the time
"But that didn't keep you from mIs
treating me; It didn't keep you fron
staying away from home until aftel
midnight, leaving me alone; II didn'
keep you from letting the children Z,
away 10 eschool without saying guOd
by TO them. Js It any wonder that
came here to this hOtclf Is II an
wonder that | made np my mind 4
remain away from you until You cam
10 your senses
Il know | have been fool. he ey
claimed. Come on home. aud lct'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
STRIKES RICH OIL POOL

since this advancement was
first published one Of our deep
wells on our big Gushing property
has developed Il flowing well IN
the Wheeler sand. The we'll is
now 2492 feet deep and is flowing
oil clear over the top NJ the der
rick. Our field men ARE now cas-
ing this we'll and estimate that II
will make from 80 To 700 barrels
natural. When completed II should
; make about 800 barrels daily for
awhile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

forget that we ever uuarreled about
Arthur Morrison
And what about the young woman
yuu had here at the Maryland 10
luncheon aud tea last week. Are We
going 10 forget about herr
Justin looked away and cOlored at
my question
"Oh, that was nothing" he said con.
fuscdly
1T was 80 much that II must not
occur ngihn' | said There IN moth
lug wrong about your taking woman
to luncheon or tea In public place,
but whoever she Is she must be some
one . know. Are We quite agreed
upon ,hnt point"
Yes he answered
Tomorrow shall ask him who the
Young woman Is that he took ont
lTo Re COntlnued.D
Copyright. Evening Mn syndicate. lnDJ
President Wilson has bought sum
mcr home In New Jersey. Evidently
he doesn't object 10 mosquitoes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
MAY MEAN REAL 0UsHER ~ THE
DEEPER SAND


We viii let this well flow Tor few
days aud n II does not make over 200
barrels per day We viii drill deeper at once
10 the rich pay we started for This Wcli
ne this depth II a big surprise to every
one and II proof that We hnve a rich
property. The rule has been In the great
Cushing field that usually under the
wheeler sand wells the great RuShcrs
have been found ny deeper drilling iin
feet moro should reach one blk producing
sand, while 100 feet should reach the scy.
have from 5000 10 1000 barrel wells Our
other deep cushing well IL driving ahead
and when both are completed great
production II assured,
We are putting up tankage making
six more locations and rushing our pipe
line extension from both ends We have
been offered 20 cents per barrel bonus or
siOo per barrel now for MI the oil We No
not need for our own reflncrics. with
chances good for u.25 per barrel within
n few weeks, Under these conditions this
real oil stock will probably he advanced
fifty per cent on November ihlrd-lf not
an naid BY that date. A iO.Oo0. barrel pro
duction will soon pay stockholders more
ihun they need now remit 10 own the stock
and such n production may be actually 50.
cured Within q few DAYS, with room around
pnr present NeNN TOT over one hundred
prodncers IN the different sands on this
Cushing property alone.
II you want 10 Join With an army OF
Red Hooded Americans In a Just canse
AGAINST the brute power " criminal
money with chances good for prnfit
II 800 10 I, then get busy quick and either
write for FuIi rsrtIcuisrs or forward YOUR
remittance forthwith according 10 the
sperial offer herein
We have our own distributing stations
bile trucks
Tbis Company IL established and has
demonstrated liz ability To protect Itself
against the trickery Of the Trust
our Gushing property II within nhont
a mile " a reported 00o0 barrel we'll The
cushing field n the greatest hlgh
est grade oil field In the world
The Trust h circulating false re.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
rnr rIMEs neneefOrlh.-

An Institution that shall alWAys be found hEhtlt-
for dr,cnc, IN the public service reEardleHS OF part
sap confederation constructive In all hs policies and
while belonging to party, opposing with It's m'Eh,
the drmngogucs of ali fighting for progress anu
nrnotlrn reform; opposed 20 special privilege ana Tue
custom oi improperly influencing la"-mAhnE Anu
aw enforcing bodies whether by predatory p'ntocisS
mr. nrrdnior, po,cryt whether by Capital or Labor
de, otrd public welfare every resource con
.ant strained 10 present the news accurately Anu 70
discuss II impartlail, willing to correct Instantly an
0nmstlcc done the most humble, yet TOO prouo 70
apologize TO the most hlgh for poley sake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

H"ai lho yoks of ,hrcc eggs with
lhfr' lr.h""niuls NJ sugar. add the
Rrnl'u outside "t lhu rInd aud the iuice of
one orange 'hrn fold In tightly the beat
'h whites q" 'hrn' eggs Have the omelct
nnn ,rll Nmyolh nul hot then put In
ntnnhN lhr slhos aud hotium III tho nan.
When the butter bubbles turn In the ome.
"l mixture mud spread evenly. Coul untiI
q u'nrnlr brown and done but not hard
~ lhlnlr SLICED otange upon half
lnllmr over the other half Turn on Ia a
ilNt dlsh sprinkle plcntlfunr with now.
n"fou Susrr nnd lay red hot poker ON
Y Wrs tt"'s four times 10 OrnFncnl
the sugar. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
Static News of
lE8ghG VsarS Ago

October ~ 1907 Kerr Dry Goods 60 e.
capitalized at SlOOOO, buys Kennedy nrus
store In Okmhomu city
T. g. French = ana hls wife, 20. reach
Perkins after $500 milo overland drive
To aud From Parts Oulorio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

The London clergyman who wants
English women 10 marry the crippled
heroes NJ the war doesn't seem able
to appreciate the fact that the poor
fellows have suffered enough already
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

No present-day problem is more pressing and
vital than that of good roads The city without
good roads linking it to the surrounding territory
has not the vitality of contact with the producing
area that should he tributary to its markets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

The report that c. ~ Haskell is to shortly
change his residence from Oklahoma to New York
is interesting Boss Murphy should at once run out
and put padlocks on the wigwam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Aud whatsoever shall give tn drink unto
one NJ these llltir ones cup NJ roid Wdtrr
only ln the name Of disciple. verify I
reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

The sufrragettes explain their defeat IN New
Jersey by the statement that the late Mrs. Wood
row Wilson was dearly beloved by the people of
New jersey Which means what
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Senator LaFoIlcite would have the seaman 5
Is this a move towards graceful hackdownY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
THE LOG of A MARRBAGE SHIP
3Y SHEA GglllARD


\ a Times Onlce)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Once again the weather bureau is iustifymg
self
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

! du nul Iihr this simple plan,
That they urr huusting 10 n man.
They say il viii not cost u cent,
Wen purchase u like paying rent,
That "ok. like ln easy way 10 pay
II luu urNrrrmvc purchased a house
that Nav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

II was ranoyrand who said Of
the Rourhons that they learn nothing
ana FORGET nothing II the truth were
known Nh" large number " honeheads
we have I'm this country are the de-
renlnmls NJ tho Rnnrhnns