Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-01


To investors.
The real opportunlty In America is
lu the Oklahoma OH Fields at present
N you have. ihe .rood judgement 10 rec
oguizr "a fortuue making Industrial
stock when offered ON "a real invest
mont b,rp,fr Lgsi. van will heed the
hour of opportuuitv and secure sub
stantIal amount of this stock before b.
rs advanced or Withdrawn by starting
your remittance Al once or by Tues
day. lime X
one or two good Ie9scs may develop
a rich nooI and soon rniIr ami millions
Of barrels and soon nav each stock
holder more i'm dividends than you
need now remit to own the stock.
The Uncle Sam OH ComUany has
demonstrated In. ability 10 protect it,
self under the most unrair opposition.
II has won its FIGHT II can use little
new capital to bIr advantage. It will
raise that capital Tho stock will be
advanced 20 pcr cent on June s and
may be doubled I'm pricc again by July
IS. n lis now or never if you yet i'm at
this price The Complny is doing
things. A little good luck and our in
come from oil viii reach an enormous
sum.
Some Of the greatest fortunes ever
made i'm the United States have been
made i'm OIL OH cash The rich oil
MONOPOLY manages to keen its affii-
lated concerns ont Of the oil business,
LAYING first claim In an nrofit direct
from This rich uational industry.
In the past ninoy pcr cent Of the
oil business has hc,n controlled bv
one concern. That giant trust has
grown more arrogant as its wealth in
creased until II has become the black
al.
government and nation.
This oil monopoly started its grasp,
ing methods over fiftv wears apn i'm
PENNSYLVANIA and ohio spread ont
into West virginia and the southern
Coast OIL fields. thcn west into Illinois
and into California and the Northwest.
When oil was discovered in Kan
sas about ten years ago This monopoIv
tried the same old trick that had
robbed the indcpendent producers in
other states II pirgt naid Al 2g nor
barrel for the crude oil and en-.
couragcd ovor four hundred different
operators and concerns to invest in
the Kansas oil fields betwoon fourteen
and fifteen million dollars Thon after
the Kansas pionenr bad dovoIoned'tbe
field. this OH NonopoIv arbitrarily
put down tho nrico ~ crudo oil in a
few weeks from a AZ nor horroI IN
less thpn 20 conts In = groot rnonv
cases il sinpIed ONT cart1ir Tyansas
producers Who had donorncoI smcb
financial brigond1ge and gbut those
certain nrndurnrs cntireIv or fron, n
market Tho Kansas noorio woIIN
not how their l,nno ana subn1it IN
piIIapo Tho Govorpor ~ Tho gtotn
ana the state I.apiaIature tool, a hand
I'm tbo r1,,n ou Iou,s to crrh tbo
m,pnuoIy vyoro ,Iacad ON tbo gt,t,,to
hooks Tho tben Governor rotifiod
the world mar T5ongas yorId milo
thc Cu Trust no dccort mo 0u
Trust thrn raised tbe bIaclr rIog
Durfng those etirrino t,nns Tho
TrncIo sam on Connanv was oroan-
lzod IN build mn on tbS froo gaii or
Anorica rraot irdcpcndont ,,ro,
ducinr refining and n9rl,ntino con-
corn, as nm bonost and smccossfnI
comnetifor Of the on and Gas
Nonrnoly
From tho very start tbo oil ord Gas
Trust Ia,nIed IiLoI ana noreno,,tinn ~
Tho Irncla sam on Cnmnony trbis
Trust did NOT lool, vim f5vor ON this
grnyyIng ,ourg oiant mat in,.odod
It's western domain whore nover rnoi
c,mpotitor had in forty vears heforn
dared to set a foot
This great oil and Gas Trust knew
tbon IN, yyonderfuI nossibiIitios of tbo
Kansas OI,Iabnmo oiI and gos fioIds
II quickly realized that n grcat neo.
ple's COMPANY with thousands Of
stocl holders located ovor nai~hhorino
states and fighting for nrinrinIe - as aS
well as financial gain. wouId soon
have its distributing stations in ev.
ery trade center in the Central West
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