The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-25

! trnl west One 10 at Cherryyale, Kan.
One at Kansas City. Kan, and one at
Tulsa. Okla.
three YEARS on a basis OF about percent
on a half million dollars,
We have the larger percentage Of our
i40 oil-produclng wells connected BY tho
200 miles OF pipe line TO the Cherryyale
refinery. Around these oll-producins
wells on proven leases are about 900 good
looking locations for oil wells that should
start at from ten barrels TO 1000 barrels
| per day.
Every employe and officer In The
Uncle Sam oil Company is on a speci-
fled salary as ordered by the Board OF
| Directors. The Company 10 not paying
some greedy grabbing brokers, bankers
or stock spectators 40 TO IS percent 10
sell stock but Ia raising the necessary
capital direct to the pullc, and Its stock
holders at the least cost possible
During the past year the cost Of raising
new capital has not averaged over II
percent, while some OF the big high
brow concerns backed by oil monopoly
bankers have paid over 30 percent This
saving alone will in time develop the
great properties and make the Company
rIch In dividends for the stockholders
We have very large wildcat lease In
northwestern Kansas whsre big drill.
derrick and big pipe should be put on the
ground by spring. Crude oil win become
more necessary every day the war lasts
and win be in greater demand after
America helps win the fight for World
Democracy
The producing Of iron, coal, cattle,
wheat, corn and sugar are on more sure
basis and the prices can be closely regu-
lated by the Federal Government But
the producing OF crude oil Ia the only big
necessary speculative product whore in
vestors can do a patriotic service and
stIll make big profit without being
guilty OF the charge OF profteerins. Sup
pose. you and thousand others remit
from $50 to 81, 900 90 each, and from these
amounts a hundred new wells are drilled
on the different vast oil properties OF
The Uncle Sam oil Company You know
what the result would be. At some OF
these 100 locations a gusher pool Is
nearly sure,
To win In oil you must develop on
big basis. one well or ten wells are a
Eamble-but no company eVer failed In
oil that drilled a hundred wells. We
believe that especially In the great Tenn
pie Tract there is a real chance for the
noxt great gush"r pool OF high grade OIL
| = 4. AfilI w hry
holes or small producers before we strike
the gusher spot But The Uncle Sam oil
Company is u slayer. II never gets dis
ooufaged or gives up, Its leadership con,
tains practical pioneer oil men who win
build the Company bigger and better
until the stock should pay handsome re-
turns and In 8 TO 10 years reach an
enormous value.
In the Red Fork district within three
miles OF the Tulsa Uncle Sam Refinery,
1850 and 2,Sl0 feet in deep well We
intond to drill 2,s0O feet
We keep striking good oil sands as
We go deeper. A short time ago LOO
barrel gusher was secured In a deep wen
about 80 miles west In the Gushing DIS
trict We should reach this same gusher
sand in the Red Fork well at about 300
feet Tho Company is drilling shallow
wells In this district, where u has room
for about so more such wells
In Pawnee County, Oklahoma--the Com
pnny is drilling two deep wells 70 deep
sand discovered by The Uncle Sam OH
Company last fall.
One OF these deep wells Ia about 2,7oO
feet the other about 1880 feet, Both
should reach the deep sand WITHIN the
immediate future
Some big producers have been secured
n short distance north OF three leases
Of The Uncle Sam Oh Company In the
Gushing district We are now arfanglng