The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-02-20

)me with it and when recent ShOWingS
cations of rich results and when our
It justify an enormous advance on the
ives this last notice, that after IL D. M,
ertised price of this real oil stock will
while great gusher before that date
This stock, by average actual develop
er share by early summer. Better read
port Of The Uncle Sam Oil Company's
erties, and then get your remittance
hould own, at once to the Home Office
February %, 1918.
years in building up this Pioneer In
| dependent. 1t has deposited in bank
| in Kansas City, Kan, in the last few
years nearly $6,000,00O in cash. Eve
ry penny or dollar paid out goes out
on Company check signed by four
officers. The Company is controlled
by 81 DirectOrS-all of whom are large
stockholders. The Company is on a
check and voucher system. 1t makes
regular sworn reports to the Federal
Government on it's income tax reports
and pays taxes on properties in
eight States. 1t has marketing sta
tons in five states. 1t was the first
Company that dared to invade the Oil
Trust domain in the West IL years
ago and had the courage to fight
through to victory in a district where
no Independent every maintained
marketing stations direct to the peo
pie for 40 years. Our three refineries
are located to cover the trade de-
mands of the Central West. One is at
Cherryvale, Kansas. One at Kansas
City, Kansas, and one at Tulsa, Okla
homa
The Tulsa refinery has been leased
for 3 years on a basis of about per
cent on half million dollars.
We have the larger percentage of
our IA oil producing wells connected
by the 200 miles Of pipe lines to the
Cherryvale refinery Around these oil
producing wells on proven leases are
about 200 good looking locations for
oil wells that should start at from 10
barrels to 1000 barrels per day.
Every employee and officer in The
Uncle Sam Oil Company is on a speci-
Direcors. The Company is not paying
some greedy grabbing brokers, bank
ers or stock spectators 40 to 65 per
cent to sell stock but is raising the
necessary capital direct to the public,
and it's stockholders at the least cost
possible.
During the past year the cost of
raising new capital has not averaged
over IL per cent, while some of the big !
"highbrow" concerns backed by oil
bankers have paid over 80
per cent. This saving alone will in
time develop the great properties and
make the Company rich in dividends
for the stockholders.
Spring time will soon be here. Even
in a few weeks on the Great Temple |
Tract little trouble will occur by bliz-
gard weather.
We want to put up two big derricks
and haul the necessary big pipe and
casing for these two wells onto the
irst believed to be gusher locations.
We have very large wildcat lease
n north western Kansas where big
lrill, derrick and big pipe should be
,ut on the ground by spring. Crude
Ill will become more necessary every
lay the war lasts and will be in
,reater demand after America helps
vim the fight for World Democracy.
The producing of iron, coal, cattle,
Wheat, corn and sugar are on more
ure basis and the prices can be close
Y regulated by the Federal Govern
1ent. But the producing of crude oil
) the only big necessary speculative ;
rOduct where investors can do a pa I,
riotic service and still make big
rofit without being guilty of the
barge of profiteering. Suppose you (.
nd thousand others remit from $50
! $4,000 90 each and from these
hundred vast Oil properties
{ The Uncle Sam Oil Company? You q
now what the result would be. At
ome of these 100 locations gusher
DOL is nearly sure. 2
To win in oil you must develop on a h
liz basis. One well or 10 wells are a +
no company ever failed in I
q that drilled hundred wells. We 4
elieve that especially in the great n
emple Tract there is a real chance u
n the next great gusher pool of high d
rade oil in America. We may drill =
dry holes or small producers
efore we strike the gusher spot But y
he Uncle Sam Oil Comanpy is stay h
!. 1t never gets discouraged or gives n
D. It's leadership contains practical 7
oneer oil men who will build the 9
bigger and better until the .
ock should pay handsome returns T
i'd in to 10 years reach an enorm- s]
usvalue. Ia
In the Red Fork district within IL
re miles of the Tulsa Uncle Sam Re m
1ery, the Company has just struck d.
betweer . SO 70 e. fee4 IN ia u