The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-30

M 1OO w AN ~ ''MG Nv
ON THE GROUND FLOOR BE.
STOP AND THINK WHAT 1T
MEANS TO you HERE IS A
COMPANY A LITTLE OVER TWO
MONTHS OLD,
And their number one we'll nearly
down 10 the oil sand should be
l reached In very few days and
their number two well about u
start drilling. This win mean 10
you that you may yet COME IN ON, 4
THE GROUND FLOOR with n come
pany whose number one well
win he earning dividends WIN.
their number two well Is being
Der two well about $50 feet duo
east Of tho famous THRIFT num-
Der one that como In making 2 500
| barrels OF oil daily, and when our
wells are finished and both earn
ing dividends THOSE THAT HAVE
BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH To RE
IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR will
| have Just cause to thank their stars
that they bought their stock at PAR
on TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE.
| AND REMEMBER THIS STOCK
WILL NOT LAST VERY MUCH
LONGER AT TBN DOLLARS PER
| SHARE.
READ WHAT TOM u. JOHNSON
OF ELL PASO HAS TO SAY AZ
TER A VISIT TO nURKBrRNETT
| AND THE HOLDINGS or THE
LULU PEARL OIL co.
Mr.. johnson has been resident
| Of III Paso and tho southwest for
thirty years. hayink been engaged
as u. i. ASsAYER AND MINING
SUPERINTENDENT; W,
tied tho great oil fields Of nnrk-
sTspss., s1,pss 'oa oI i"a Formation '%S 'sgS sfn
low. but large, aerial domes.
where shallow wells eliat. due
TO less pressure Of gas. while In
Ranger the domes heinz larger.
the Iift OF gas In greater with
| greater pool OF oil. This com
| parison means that while the
| RURKBURNETT field Is not get
ting as large producing wells ss
those mentioned above with high
| Gas pressure. that they will be
long producers. due to the thick
structure and amount OF sand
found In this field. I found upon
| Investigation. that the wells
completely surrounding the two
| locations of the LULU pEARl.
| OIL COMPANY have between
Is and so feet OF oil sand, This,
| NJ va oil know. assures good
production OF oil beyond ques-
ton.
| friends In the southwest who
have bought stock In the Lulu
Pearl on Co. that they hnyc
possibilities Of the BuRK
| BURNETT FIELD, nor their
holdings. and In a very short
time ! think they will have sub.
stantial cause to be very well
satisfied with their Investments
found Tom Cannon. the presi.
dent Of the company. and Mrs
Lulu Pearl Nance. secretary. %
| treasurer. both competent and
| with their whole heart and soul
| In this company. and they both
shown by those who have writ
ton letters recommending them,
and which they have used In
their advertising In our section,
TON q, JOHNSON"
ALSO READ WHAT JUDGE r.
r. HENDRICKS. ONE OF THE
FIX -ARsisTANT ATTORNEY GEN.
ERALS OF TEXAS AND WHO
DREW. Up THE ARTICLES OF
ASSOCIATION, HAS TO SAY:
TO WHOM TT MY CONCERN:
A. attorney OF the Lulu Pearl OH
company drafted the articles of
associa tilon under which said com.
pany IL operating. and have repre-.
sented the company NJ attorney
since the orGa an,yation thereof. and !
hereby take pleasure In testifying 10
the ability and integrity Of Mr.. r.
J. Cannon. the president. and Mrs
Lulu Pearl Nance, a trustee and sec.
retary- treasurer Of said company
while ] have only known Mr.. Can.
non and Mrs. Nance for about foui
months, am absolutely convinced
that they are honorable and able.
and that the stockholders of the
Lulu Pearl on comDany have sub
scrihed 10 the caritai stock OF
company whose officers rre able
and honorable. and feel sure tha,
the stockholders viii never have
cause to regret subscribing tn the
capital stock n this company.
Yours truly.
r.. B. HENDRICKS.
Ex- Assistant Attorney General.
READ THE AROvE AND DE.
WANT m ON THE cRoI,Np
FLOOR. THEN FILL. oI'T cot.
pom AND MAIL IN To THls OF
ETCT At ONCE. We rr" drilling
those two wells In ~" heart NJ the
I'RKBURNETT POOL On y so-an
. hasIs, and asree 10 corrle'a the two
wells out Of the sale OF the capital
stock.