The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-02
To Investors:

| - w AAN' ShO 6OON Jo06AiSAC " lOS'
ognize a fortune making industrial
stock when offered on a real invest
ment bargain basis, you will heed the
hour of opportunity and secure sub
.stantial amount of this stock before il
is advanced or withdrawn, by starting
your remittance at once or by Tues.
day, June 8.
! One or two good leases may develop
rich pool and soon pour out millions
Of barrels and soon pay each stock
holder more in dividends than you
need now remit to own the stock.
| The Uncle Sam Oil Company has
demonstrated it's ability to protect it
self under the most unfair opposition
1t has won its fight 1t can use little
new capital to big advantage. It will
raise that capital. The stock will be
advanced 20 per cent on June 8 and
may be doubled in price again by July
Is. 1t is now or never if you get in at
this price. The Company is doing
things. A little good luck and our in
come from oil will reach an enormous
sum.
Some of the greatest fortunes ever
made in the United States have been
made in OIL Oil is cash. The rich Oil
monopoly manages to keep it's anil
lated concerns out of the oil business,
laying first claim to all profit direct
from this rich national industry
In the past, ninety per cent of the
oil business has been controlled by
lone concern. That giant trust has
lgrown more arrogant as its wealth in
creased until it has become the black
slave power of the present age In our
government and nation.
This oil monopoly started its grasp
ing methods over fifty years ago in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, spread out in
to West Virginia and the Southern
Coast Oil fields, then west into Illinois
and into California and the Northwest.
When oil was discovered in Kan
sas about ten years ago this monopoly
dried the same old trick that had
robbed the independent producers in
other states. 1t first paid $1.38 per
barrel for the crude oil, and encourag-
led over four hundred different opera
tors and concerns to invest In the Kan
sas oil fields between fourteen ana
fifteen million dollars. Then after the
Kansas pioneer had developed the field,
this Oil Monopoly arbitrarily put down
the price of crude oil in a few weeks
from $1.38 per barrel to less than ~
cents. In a great many cases 1t singled
out certain Kansas producers who mad
denounced such financial br1gandage
and shut these certain producers en-
tirely off from a market. The, Kan
sas reople would NOT bow their knee
and submit to pil!agc. The Governor
Of the State and the State Legislature
took a hand in the game. Oil laws to
curb the monopoly were placed on the
statute books. The then Governor no
tilted the World that Kansas would
make the Oil Trust be decent. The Oil
Trust hen raised the black flag.
During these stirring times The
Uncle Sam Oil Company was organ
lied to build up on the free SOIL
of America a great Independent, pro-
ducing, refining and marketing con-
Germ, as an honest and successful COM
petitor of the Oil and Gas Monopoly.
From the very start the Oil and Gas
Trust leveled libel and persecution at
The Uncle Sam Oil Company. This
Trust did not look with favor on this
growing young giant that invaded
its Western domain where mover a real
competitor had in forty years before
dared to set foot.
This great Oil and Gas Trust knew
then the wonderful possibilities of the
Kansas Oklahoma oil and gas fields.
It quickly realized that great peo-
ple's company with thousands OF
stockholders located over nelghDOrlns
states and fighting for principle as
we'll as financial gain, would soon
have its distributing stations In eve
nv trade center in the Central west.
So the Trust struck back with all IT'S
brute power of criminal money
But The Uncle Sam Oil Company
on the Rock of Right, met THIS
persecution and criminal money ana
the Jungle" met defeat. The uncle
Sam Oil Company won out. In every
court The Uncle Sam Oil Company was
Recently the United States
Supreme Court, the most powerful
court in the world exempted the pipe
lines of The Uncle Sam Oil Company
from the common carrier liabilities.
During all these years of persecu-
ton The Uncle Sam Oil Company mas
it's assets, until now we
value our combined properties at four
million dollars. This does not include
a lease, proven in the Federal Court,
as rightfully secured, for about 49,
300 acres in Usage, Indian Nation.
We are contending for the val1da-
lion of this lease now.
This Usage lease, the richest plum
n the Oil World, can be validated Dy
he Secretary of the Interior or by
Congress.
A bill has been introduced in the
asst three sessions of Congress to vail
late this lease.
We now have about fifteen thou
;and stockholders, representing every
congressional district in the United
States. We will increase our in
dependent army at least another five
thousand and by the time the next
Congress convenes will be so we'll or
,anized that we should break the pow
# of the Oil Monopoly before Con
,ress and force justice to our perse-
uted Company by the valuation of
his great lease, provided the Secretary