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I K you era willing to Boyour port to pui the criminal oil trust out of trail-
nese In seven i entrul Western Htstrs. and enable this giant Independ-
ent vompsny to put forth . winning nght In a score of the Isrge.t trade
centers In the entire nation, and do It with prom to yourself, send In your
remittance for llfteen thousand dollars necessary to pay for enough of these
bonds to build Just one (l) fifty-five thousand barrel storage tsnlo Special
cfTort will be made to find one hundred and ten'lndlvlduals In the United
States tvho will take fifteen thousand dollars of these bonds each at par dur
ing the next few' weeks, which will erect that many silent but most effective
monuments against till trust oppression and to commercial freedom In the oil
Industry on Western soli. This will enable Uncle Bern Company to keap
continually In aturage «i least a four years' supply tor ell three refineries at
increaaed capacities.
B T tbe most cruel discrimination of the well-kaown commercial oil pl-
ralra the price of crude ull In I he “Kenies-Territory oil Helds hoe been
forced to a ridiculously low prlic^,’While the trust la yearly storing mil
lions of barrels—practically stealing * supply which In a year or «o It eg-
pects to use to hamper the Independent refineries. Producers all over the
field have continually offered‘to deliver their oil to The Uncle gam Com
pany. so their production, which Ibey are compelled to lot go to protoct their
wells, Van at least be used os a weapon against their oil trust oppressor In
stead of a fostering asset. Uncle 8am Company now hoe three refineries
completed and advantageously located within striking dletence of every lm-
portent trade center west of the Mississippi river and with very little cost
can manufacture and inerket at a good proflt at least'one and a half million
barrels of oil yearly.
T HE people everywhere are tired and disgusted with the trust's tnt-
American methods. The most effectual way to fight any trust Is to re
fuse to buy their goods wrongfully acquired. Uncle Bern Oil Co. entered
the areha of the fight at almost exactly the right hour. It has mot wrtth as
tonishingly rapid success from the word go. It has an army of over nine thou-
sand loyal stockholders representing every part of the American continent. All
this company has to do Is to Install lie distributing stations all over the
country and manufacture lie olle and make eure of a certain continual sup
ply of crude product for the future. To complete the balance of four hun
dred' main dlstrlbutlne stations, to onlarge capacity of all three refineries to
ftvo thousand barrels per day or hotter: to flnlsh main trunk pipe line to navi
gation and equip river transportation this company will sell five millions In '
bonds at par, which will also put In
STORAGE SIX (6) MILLION BARRELS OF 39-CENT KANSAS-TERRITORY OIL
TO INVESTORS:
I urJi* Han* Oil ('ouij*siijr hn» rrtM’hml
ib> «f:igt* #»f Its nirwr urttrrr It l« no Uiiwr
, min i i«tt*jiI comtru. I*tit Is assutultig Ike
Of it ffh*:»t HMlousI eutrrprlao.
|. h ,„ hi rut • rufliiurl^n «-oif)|»lvtftl ami
„r innln truuk |4po lint? and laterals,
t.f ilMrlltutliiK ■tntloim itml n great
e-iitcTprli.. ilirnc fourth* roiupleletl. eaallf
!.-rc tiiitugh to uinrket auil mnmifnciiiru at
t. .-\ least 6.«W ItarrSIs of oil |M*r tiny.
IV th • iiruwnt time crude oil la selling nt
ill.' rl'll. ulously h»tr price of 34 rents |ter
Lriul f-r tie* lilgliest grade, while the |»lnne
..f :L' • r I in I lift I nil frOSt are In rill. Il nt III
Thu I'nele 8am 011 rouipnii.r tins
thin ultmtljnu lu ull of He
i+.irlnx+ f'»r imtiitha. uml there In prnellenlly
i.it ntie Mane thing to tin. and that Is tn
i.ut'.l -tiirnge tauk* nml afore nt lenat
oil Trust Power Is Rapidly Waning.
PaMlf sentiment In Ibis eouulrj la lu J
stflte of dclerinlinttloij that syi secimt
resultg from ntie shle of this nrtion to
the other. The nil trust ami their aabshl
lory hireling- lire* secretly sea rod to death
right now. They are trying all kiiida of
mniieuvors to check I lie nneomlng atorui qf
righteous ImltgimJloN mid eertnlu tetrllm
tit*ti of this chcnp nil to o|ierate nil three I
,.f th*- I'nele Mam reSoerles, ftir four years!
TnTTe keep the ufwrttgo Aid It up so that n !
f tll iiMu.' Mippty will nlrniya In* on liaml. I
i;,.tv l.arrel nf this ull |ilne«‘d In storage I
tt th th- pipe line and dlatrltmtlng atntlnus. '
in| i j'ilpnicnt eompleted will hrlng tills!
. t>iii|..i in at Ini si S3 |M*r hnrrel. This will
tit.tM-' I lie enllllHlIiy to hrlng Its nil wile- lip
it.'.it.nou |M*r year, und will enable il to
i.ta an adUltluiiul million nml n half liar-
ib'w ..f nil each year to take the place of
Hi.- uiiiuunt manufactured and sold and to
n-tire tl.503.000 of IniimI*. yen rift For thus.
tlon for the crimes they have committed,
the men ami enterprises they have unjustly
nltacked and mine.] and the* same Idack
flag methods they will coutluue If they can.
lit:: the conservative, well'o-do middle
efnss of the nation Is after them and they
will lie stopiHil. It Is not the cry of the
demagogue which la gulug to tuilt this hrig
ude of millionaire anarchists, hut It Is the
thousands m men of mmus who do not
Indicte In abusing the |M.wor of wealth
nnd t»io tirnod American «plrlt of Justh-e.
which, like n giant Iwitterlng rum. Is sinusb
lug down their Illegal bulwark* nnd hyp
ocrltlenl defenses. Any iiinu who knows
nnytblug at nil needs only to place IiIh \ r
i to the ground and see and hear wnnt In
j enuring, ttond ttn* reportjnf the IntefNlate
leuinmere.* . umtulsalon maifr Just rt week ng«»
! by setvu nf the ablest and most In.-urruptl-
i ble statesmen In America. Head the warn*
j log given by the president of the l otted
1 Stines III person to two of these million
j nlre brigands nt a tanner lu Washington
| Inst week. Head the proceedings of the
j ('tilted States court In Mt. lands, where
j Hie government Is applying for the dlsmt
trust nml for
, , T"; II. prnp.nl.*.. l ook a. XI(.Knurl, whld, Is
fo.ono.i>ri of tweuty-y»*ar Hist passing mi mitl dlseriiulnntioii law to draw
£-por VI»liT tinrnty-will lw»-ardd Mho nfilwtrus!. anil look Jl! tjklii- _ ... ..
ie priNliictloii of crude petrulenm In ihf ■ the timrrvr-stfftr-ht-the ♦Hib»n.-rwub-j-»w^-4a-a.au« n... ^Miu^nny III lu.in
•S-Vl'nnla. Cntlforula nml Terns nil fluids | „VR,■ tVsVsT llnlsC nt"Ihe 'nmfeVeiio' of * t'hu cm of **»h K n " r fu*l markets of the two Kan-
"I'hlly tleereaslug. and IJiu only grent L*niors of the seven western ststes which t’ltys by n light barge Hue down the
r tifeli
Where Tank Firmt Will Be Built.
From the sale of these Iwinda. tbe i'nele
Hum Company will be enabled to eoeiplele
pipe lines, enlarge all three rrinvrlea, build
(be Ini Is nee of four hundred main distribut
ing stations; nlan build large paraffine
plant at Atchison, by the river refinery,
aud lubricating tyurks at the Tolaa ‘Curie
Ham refinery, nml build, one hundred aud
ten (110) W.Olw barrel steel storage tanks
and secure ueecssiry tank farm locations.
One of these tank farms will be near the
Tufas I'nele Ham refinery, accessible to
the very highest grades of oil containing
valuable lubricants, aml *^ l(&IR a very
few miles of the (ilenn tut- $hjoI. which
Is now producing over 33.000 barrels of
oil per day. Another of the I'nele Ham
tank farms will Im> near one of tbe large
producing pr<»|M>rtl*» of tbe cotupauy. vl«.:
Kleren-hundrid acre lot 43. Osage, upsr liar-
tiesvltIf*. IntJ. T Another of fhci# tank
farms will be nt the I'nele Ham ('harry•
vale refinery; nnotlicr mi tbe main truuk
I’nele Ham pipe line near the l'lquu pump
ing station, accessible to the rhanute and
IlnmlNildt oil Debts, uml a very large Fuele
Ham tank farm will be csfshltsbed on tbe
main trunk pipe line Just south or the
Ksw river lu Hhnwnee county. Kansas.
wilriJn eyesight of the dome, of the capi
tal building of Kansas, where the world
wide oil tight was successfully Inaugu
rated over Hwo years ago. This tank farm
will l»c used to store Kansas oil principal
ly where It will ho accessible for distribu
tion for fuel pnr|M»ses to all nf northern,
western nnd rcutrnl Kansas us I'nele Bam
oil burners are Installed and the demand
Also by laying a pipe line Isas
Is lu the world to which the |M‘nptc will probnldv b.* In session st Topeka,
ik for a supply of crude oil are the, Kans.. while you are rending this ndver
"klnlm.im llvPI. Till. .*11 I. iuTSallirtlVTrTu •JSif’Sd Till
iM- lu price nml will be worth at j fosi«. r Independent competition. The fact
.• dollar and a half a barrel lit nils the oil trust of today Is very similarly
irt time. The railroad* auil great | conarttnted to the Russian government for
iiriui* i>iit,>rni'i«i**i i., “«.» «mhi trim fs fnmtttar with comtitlons.
■ring 4ult rprlaes In Tuns with It iMl p tM .| ( |,|y | n ,| 1P ,-vntml West, knows that
illy 50 f»er cent of their employees despl
imcii using nml are iMug oil for fuel
»lready making purchases lu The Kan-
•klalmmu thdds. Ilarrlug all this, crude
mild ni'irr have sold III the** western
• for less than oln* do.lur a lairrel were
luouopollstb'^ grip belli by the
ml trust, nnd. its'the*I’nele Ham IN
• hns niutiys clnlined. Just ns i|ttlekly
this grip can lie hmken the“pTti'* r iif mide
i« certain to greatly advance. While,
tic otfl?r. hand, the trust has-n I ways
iv«l the tuinie cut-tbtonl tuelhoilN, ill:
v» let imlepeiideut refluerle* come Into
felil and of .course It takes foindtlern-
- i-w tu tiutld Up r ltd eqvrlp nn Independ-
' r'3t«t for business.
IVIi.iu ibe indepeiuleut plants are hiiildihg
!." «l nina the prlrc of oil «b»wn nml
*•» ...minus nf bnrreJf nt « -prb*e -wbbb
stilt less tlinn stealing It. At ptvueui
*—— a prinlm-tlnn In lh(* Kansas-Terr I-
» I'll fields of i*lose to lO.Ouu lairrels a
1 riieie Is n movement on foot to linlld
i"'l*'|N'iidcnt pipe Hue to the Culf of
Mcvlio. mihI then* are n uymlmr of other
i.ats which are sure to cause n rapid
i the price of crude oil during the
n.» years. The I’nele Hniu Oil Com-
s not going to he caught In uuv such
nnd It’s otily^goovl generalship nnd a
•luatlon to protect this company nml
where no power on earth can Inter-
s i»h Its onward successful march
•und* will Ih* offered aud sold and
nkngt* built forthwith nml nt least
• barrels of oil placed lu storage.
their methods ami would leave their crlin
Inn 1 masters tomorrow If they could earn
a decent living In their chosen av<s-ntlon
els»*wliere. Say what you please, the I’n-
tie Ham oil t'oiiiiMiny holds the key to
the situation. 11 has nn op|»ortuu!ty which
Knw river from Ijvwreme. In the event
this eotnpniiv was ever hard pressed for
fund* It could very easily unload a half
million barrels of crude oil for fuel pur
poses to tin big packers nnd other heavy
fuel users In the two KntiMS t'ltyi
very stinrt notice Ho wlien you buy-4
bonds you will know tlint this company
will not only keep n large cash surplus
on hand to meet Interest promptly sud
create a sinking fund, hut It will also
have several million dollars worth of ah
. solutcly marketable and iiierebantnlde
••ever was and never will In* uti to a not tier j pro|M*rty almost within a stones throw of
': rc ", l : l,n y; M ! ."'S » M.It n..rk.-, all ,h. ,ln.-. Anolli.r nn.
... trust Is going down lilll. nnd
Tf VTnr'tntTe-xood.—red'44oo4-4w-y*Aur-xeiuk.
and really, want to do something practical
to help a g«»o«L faithful, hard-working
young army of I’nele Hnm atorkhoWers nt
this very opptnmne time, sirlkc t sledge
hammer blows for suia-gnm and keep this
trust outfit on the PriKiggnit slide, put
vhorl. send
mall f«»r ft IMoe|
ir nrlfilibor to d
same, nnd tf yon live suvwbera lu Kuu
«as. Xebrnsks. Iowa. Mlstonrl; Arkansas
Illinois or nklnhnmn. form an lude|»emlo«t
nit nrgstttatff«*i* In tour locnlity nnd .*♦♦•♦.
suiIIn' for enough of these ImhhIs to fceenre
the i*ntnhllshiiieut of an Independeiit din-
tribttflng sisthw lu your lowib demand thnt
voiir nicrehsnts handle Independent «»U and
see that they do It. and solicit your nelgli-
Isir* to use none idlier. No oue enu deny
hut thnt the I'nele Ham orgmilmitlou Is a
moil men: backed solely by the people. It’s
s well ns our*, lie practical
part to lieln out. nnd even If
trust criminal* should Im» side to
evade some of the law* of the land, they
will find out that they nre up ngnlnst the
real thing—trade compel It Ion—on Western
soil and be shown thnt tlc*y nre not the
oiilv pebble on the bearli. after all. He
member, while you are uolug this, thou
minis of others wiN Ih* doing the *smi»e
tlilwc. lienee great results, nnd the ott
trust will sll|» n few more cogs toward de
served putilshuteiit for their mlwliasts.
your fight,
nml d.
these
of the tank farm* will Ik* established
close to the Atchison ITiCle ~5am Ttdtnery
on the luinks of the Missouri river. Like
wise. this oil In storage will be nrresslhte
to the gr?at fuel using manufactories that
fnr thousands of mill** Hue the banks of
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. (HI
Is Jnst like so much cash when In storage
und accessible to nueh ontlets as these,
for tt will cost 4h»i very little .to barge
eft up nnd down the Missouri, aud Into
the Mississippi, slid Its tributaries. Honda
backed by snch property mesa that tbe
Interest will not' onTv be paid pq&ntpttr.
but IbiiT the ininrtpal vHH b«* met. Times
may pet hard nnd money inrifkM* dose;
hut oil Is n ueei*Mlty. People will Imwlt
to fnrntsh light for tlielr firesides us long
ss they will ap<Mid n penny to buy any
thing. At the present ridiculously low
prices eTrrjr-barrel of thU six million liar-
rels of crude oil which this company will
Im* able to place In storngc through the
sale of these Ivonds ran fa* sold most nay
time for fuel'purpones up nnd down the
two hlg rivers, n* lie fore stated, at prices
practically three times the cost of the
crude ell In the oil fields. As the work
on these tank farms progresses aud as the
millions of barrels of tills oil are placed
tu storage the Immls which are offered to
you now nt par. together with n Inman of
• half •hare of par stock, will uot only
;Cott of a Single Fifty-five Thousand
Barrel Tank.
I If Is very herd to carry through toy lari*
, moneyed transaction In tbe rolled States
i without running np against aouie dummy
I tool director of the trust or one of Its sub
sldinry'corporations. (Hie of the reasons
: why the trust has maintained tbs monopoly
! It has enjoyed Is that capital has been
i afraid to soter Into competition with It. lu
I fart. «• think there are very few men of
I large uieana who would Individually care
j to i-all tiowu ou their heads the ridicule,
abuse, nuuoyancc aud blackmailing methodi
of the trust and Its hirelings. Hut by ap
I |H-:illug to the gearrnl public, is tto* I’nelC
Hum Company has done from Its beginning,
nml luimtlng together ueorly lu.uuo loyal
i shareholders from evert pwK of the etmu-
I try. It has been able thus far to raise the
i necessary funds to build up this enterprise
to It* present height of wiivew, lu other
words, by combinlu* the thousands < '
and Independeiit eltlseus who liellev
free market nml fair play und who consider
Hie I mast hrssenly made by tbe oil trust
gang that they me even trigger than tbe
government as a personal «iflrr«»nt this C4itu-
pauy can. I»y securing a tUoitsaud dollars
tier** nml another thousauri somewhere else,
very i*sally rnls4* all of the money needed
to imlld up u glaut Independent 4*nten*rls4*
capable of se4-utitif aud inaliitalulng the
4iU trmle of the central w«**t, und under
presv-ut eoudltlims end the feeling of the
people can practically drive the trust out of
th*- home western central state*. Cnela
Ham Company should hare at least a four
years' supply of crude oil ahead all the
time. It Is only good, practical business
dense to hulhl these storage tanks, which
will Inst a lifetime ami will In* worth more
In flftf-4.-n years from now thnn H costs to
day to build them. There are tens of thou
sands of Individuals la the Tutted Htates
who i-sii very easily mall their cheek or
draft for SU.uOO and secure SU.ojo worth of
bonds at par. And In so doing enable the
Uncle Ham Tompguy to erect one tt.QOO-bar-
tel aiccL atQimg!! tnnk for every such re-
your draft for tlft.OQO and setwire these gilt-
edge bonds nml the Iniiius In tin* Ntock nml
help push this gixMl work nlong? If thin
roiupiuiy vvna oue of tbe suhshllnrlea of the |
trust or wa* iusnag.il by uicn or backed
by stoekhohlers who were not fighting tbe
unfair methiNls of the trust vv»* would not
offer these Ixuids to the general
this way. The i*4ttnpauy reserves
#o re>e#-t any remittuiee by returning the
same to the sender. We do nut wsut fltiy
'body either as n stm-kbolder or n tmnil
liol
heart
with
re|Nirts.
Financial Condition of Company—
Property Back of Thoao
Benda of Otto.
The following sclMdalt of valuss rep
resent# very closely a conservative esti
mated value of tto present holdings of
the Turle Ham Oil Cempaay:
Cherry vale Cncbt Ian Refiuerv
>•». I rjO acres] |
Atchison Uncle Bam Refinery
So, 2 i6J aerest 145.000.*
Tuba refinery. L’nclt Ham No. 3
112 arrest 110,003.00
00.000.00
171 miles main
and laterals
All other oU holdings nnd lenses.
Htzty-elght dlstlimiting stations
and *<)ulpBM>ati thus far cirnt-
jileted
Manufactured and crude ull In
.storage sud |g transit
Thirty-two tank cars
Fifty-seven acres land. Wyatt-
dotte county. Kansas
Money subscribed on contract
stock already allotted from
treasury, approximately
Office furniture and fixtures at
Tulsa. Bartlesville rherryvsle.
Kansas (Tty, Atcbfsc-
Cash on band
Total
.50,000.00
SffiS
lft.000.00
wgjjj
0,000.00
9,000.00
sly e
ilder who Is not an lnd<*pondeiit rltlsen
i»nuy Is lu touch
here will In* a large
Jorlty 4if 0.000 sbN'khnlders working to place
these IhiiiiIs long In-foru you rend this an
nouncement. mid the I'knuce* arc that more
than half of these Imuds will lie takeu by
tills hand nf loyal stockholder*. 11 large iiim-
Jerlty **f whom iolnevl this unnitMiuy as
vnneb principles* 4bey 4ld 4W-Buaa-
elnl gain. The iinni»unc4>meut will s|»pear
lu nearly 200 of Ahe prluelpnl uewspapera
of the United Mates and •«* — 1,1
Ih* read hr over 2Q.000.OW
of Interest 011 thesi* ImiiuIs __
company ran us4* the iuom*y where It can
make from SOU to 500 p4*r 4*ei»l. If you buy
the t»om1s von will not only get your inter
est promptly, Tir — J
1 ,**'
*> pr«
by that time will uot be worth
lest than I? per share, or double your ortgt-
Tvai -Jnrrstmrnt after rerelvc * WOT
money I tack with Interest. Can you afford
to turn tloarii such an In vestment? while
Ton are healtatlng what to d4i liundreil
Inreatora will In* telegraphing their rear,
thins for Irflnds. while remittances by mall
will run Into the thousands 4if dollnra every
day. And every dollar will Ih* honestly In-
vested fmmeilfstely (n steel equipment and
for oil to make tbe company Just that
uinrh stronger. If .V4iu ran not spare the
funds to sulmcrllie enough money to Imlld
one of these trig tlorago tanks, why not
.... lr nn(1 a num .
_ together for such an
1 4-an send In your 4*heek nr
. 150 to 11.000 and together
With the hundreds of others which will bo
coming In. ndd«*d together, will auswer the
pur|M**e.
...11,409.000.00
Of the above properties, with tbs ex
reptlon of approxlmstely 1)1.000, Inrludlog
pipe line ootes and temporary loans and
other Items not due. tlieoe lands are
first lieu. Oat df the first fifty thousand
dollars received for these (mods, pipe line
r and an other
promptly. The 57 acres of land mention
ed In tbe nhove statement la excepted In
the mortgage for the reason that the com
pany la offerlog this land for aale at 14.000.
It was purchase*! for 94.000 to build refinery
No. 2. hut the plant was afterward built
at Atchison, where s location was secured
for the building nf the plant. The com
pany has 110 use fnr this land In Its oper
ating business, lienee will sell the name and
(urn the proceeds Into the treasury, and
It I* excepted from ibe mortgage hacking
the bonds for that reason. Klcren hundred-
acre lot 43 Is also excepted In the rnort-
gage for the reaaoa thflt_lhcff dl rights
are under the supervision of the Interior
department of tbe failed States, and whan
certain restrictions, wbuu are sure to
he removed within the next few yesra.
nre removed, this proparty will elan ha a
pledge for the payment of the bonds. Keen
under the present restriction all oil from
this property whan !t gets Into the pipe
line* of the ••oiupsoy. as soon ss the roy
by the bunds. ThA mortgage COrfifl nit
property hereafter to be acquired by % the
company.
Everything In thla transaction la lacing
done legally and right and for the full and
perfect protection of every bondholder and
stockholder lu |he company. Htatement
will In* Issued regularly showing the moaev
1 revived and where It Is plareil. as there
It no speculation shout buying pipe lines
and building steal storage tanks and pur
chasing oil.
What Will Ba Back of Bonds and
Stock Whon Bonds Art Bold.
A mortgage ou auy property for 40 per
cent of Its value Is considered good. As a
rule such loans are made from 4 to 5 per
cent. These bond* beer 0 per rest, sail
when they are sold aud tbe property for
which they wUI enable this company to own
and operate and which will l»c pledged aa a
first Ilea to pay off these Immls and pay
dividends on the stock based on a conserve
tlva estimated value will be aa follows;
„ works. 400 distributing
stations, 150 tank cars, river
boats aud liarge equipment,
oil wells, leases and all ott and
gas rights, office fixtures and
all
J.OOO.OO
«it.7: 4
Tsuk farms and connections and
(HOI one hundred and ten K.
_ 000-ton steel storage tanks 2.000,000.00
Six million barrels of nil, with
tbe company In a position and
with facilities to manufacture
and market the os me 18,000.000.0(
(’ash reserve which will soon lie
-built up and always maintained
after all bonds are hold lOO.OOOriK
Total 923,900,000.(X
By (He time these properties are all com
pleted aud the oil storage built up to fi.000.-
000 barrel# and the whole properties of the
ITncIe Hum Oil Company up to tbe estimated
value nn above set out. nearly TWENTY-
FOUR MILLION tlOLLARH. there will not
be. mare than from 6,000.000 to 9.000.000
shares of Uncle Bam stock outstanding, but
even If there were 19.000,000 shares of stock
aa abora gut
out were cot Just half In two the stock
would then Im* worth more than 91 per
■hare, while the ehsncee are a thousand tu
one that there will not Ih* a share of tills
stock on the market under 92.59 per share
by the time the properties are completed,
as before explained.
Oonominitieno of Bonds.
These bonds are of the denominations of
950. 9100. 9200. 9500 and 91.000. with Interest
at € t»rr cent, payable annually. You are
especially requested to positively hear In
mind that these denomination* can not be
cut up. and tn sending In your remittance
remit for one of fie exact denominations
specified almre. '
Monthly Payment Offer.
Tbe company. In maintaining lu former
record In ranking It poesiblc for Joveat*
ore uf limited means to Join our com-
iwny. offers these Iwnda In monthly pay '
raenta aa designated below: lo sending la
remittance* to secure these bonds eta
monthly payments tbe company will send
yon receipt for the payments aa yon sand
them In. These payments most be met
promptly, as the bonds reserved for yon
arc hearing Interest continually sad oa
receipt of last payment bonds will b*
promptly scut you. Remit 00 following
schedule
First Four monthly
payment, payments each.
9 n o* 911.00
22.00 22.00
44.00 44.00
1MJ0 UO.OO
220.00 220.00
liond,
I fc.no
100.00 .
300.00 .
500.00 .
1,000.0) .
In Coneluoion.
This company Is under the same man
agement today that It was at (he begin
ning nearly two years ago. ITactlcal men
arc at the hind of every depart aunt and
everything I* on n systematic, nceaoulea!
basis. The refineries are In operation, the
oil wells arc being pumped, the pipe Uaee
are delivering olf for the reflnerlee, sad the
scores of distributors are delivering oil dally
to thousands of customers. 1>e company
la putting np a winning fight and growing
stronger every boor. The men who sub
scribed the first money to start the Tori*
Ham (HI Company were native Kansas a
sud pioneer developers In the Kansas oil
field* who. when tbe oil trust boycotted
the Kansas oil fields two years ago, either
hail to sit Idly down and see their prop*
erttea confiscated ood their little ear lags
practically atoTen or hUKO 1 figtll. fJhS the
Fries of Bonds.
You can secure these bonds by sending la
your check or draft for tbe par value nf tbe
bond, and tor each thonesad-dollsr-bond
DttfchMtd y*n will secure stock of the par
value of 1600. For s forger or a swatter
amount of bonds the same proportion will
prevail. Make check or draft or money or-
der payable to THE UNCLE SAM OIL
alty due the Indians Is paid. Is corrrcfT TOMFANY. sud the bends wHI be wot to
you'after they are properly signed and the
I of the company attached and regis
tered with th# trustee, and will Iw seat $d
you by registered mall as qnlclly as th*
clerks retch your turn. Make remittance
per following schedule
majority of people, they accepted tbe latter,
nml have licen patting np the beat the/
have had In store since they commenced.
TUI# effort la being carried forward lo the
twat of faith, and In selling these bonds
they will be sold at par and every dol
lar received will go tS build up this com
pany and to plan* tt where It can handle
its great enterprise and secure and main
tain on Independent ontlet for Kanaas-Ter-
rltory oil and phu-e It on tbe market, by
honorable methods. aatlsfS4*tory to both
producer and consumer, and make good re
turns for every ntockkoldcr. and in time
pay off the bondholders ana at the name
time respect and oliey the Igwa of the
laod. If yon Want to kelp a worthy canoo
sod encourage an honorable effort, help
us now; not next month or next
bat today. this company, xaa
completion these big storage ta
other construction and make It possible for
Tncle Haro Company to place In storage
these 4,000,000 barrels of oil which will be
like powder ta tbe dry to protect the lo-
tereota of the stockholders In the future.
The quicker them* bonds are sold the quick
er this greet work will lie completed, ami
the quicker an aggreeatre fight *•• ho
carried 00 lo ovary sUte In «ne central
Weal against the trust. The company fp-
Ilclta tbe moat searching Inrratlga oo.
either by -Halting the properties or calling
tsrUui main 0——a. whara alLllf Pfrooani
company' wllF be glad to furnish to ivj
t M00 bond....
moo imnd...:
300.00 Imnd....
» 00 band,...
00 Imnd....
2.010.00 bond....
5.000.00 Imnd....
10.000.00 bond....
19,000.00 braid...
20.000.00 bond ...
...9 10.1
... 100.4
... SS:S
will h» (tad lo ruraUh to BIO _
InT.ator wlo wiU t*» KKm. 1n food f.ltk. I
You nu lull maltt.ur.. at oucc or writ,
for further portlrulan.
Addrn.
TBE UNCLE SAM OIL CO.,
or H. H. TUCKER, Jr- Soe’y.
Wyandotte Building.
Kama. City, Kan.
WOULD NOT 7OUCH GRA VES;
COUNCILMAN 7A YLOR SA\S
EX A C7L Y WHA 7 IS INTENDED
.'!• u solution doe* not provide for
“iimval of a Mingle body ftotn n
grave."
•* Ih tiie positive statement “f
(<». ilninn Wetlcer A. Taylor, 'vlto.se
• ■ jfn»n anct\t the reclaiming of cer-
' M'ritiona of Oakland cemetery has
• «* such widespread comment.
I* i** Htated.” he said, "aa distinctly
i*» posslblo for words to do so.
' Mot one fool of ground I* to be re-
••I If It can not be done without
*• • filing the graves, t would *h»
Mrvi to oppose any resolution which
way Inclined to the desecration
•' graves of the death
H* c j4 I he whole resolution: It
‘ t'luH for the creation of a com-
'•c which will look into the feasl-
• f reclaiming certain portions of
• n.l cemetery, which have been
d"«n. If these portions con be re*
•• <l without desecration.
iIII* »ommlttee And* that there
•Main strips In Oakland ceme-
••'ergrown with shrubbery, weed*
•»>•* like and thinks this property
- reclaimed without having to
•o. the graves, then the commit-
dl so report.
' "M th4t other hand, the committee
' this property can be reclaimed
by desecrating the. graves, then
i*r«'perty will nol be reclaimed.
MUNY0NS
WITCH HAZEL
ii SOAP
Ke--t L
| Could anythinK I"' IdBlIi.r" How oud
I any man und.rKtnnd^,* ih. ailuntlun.
ral.p an objei-tlon t" n proposition Ilk,
Ithla?"
Il S,PIPK iliut Hi, original roncptlon
(of the re.oltnlon Introdured b.v Coun
cilman Taylor plnr,d him In th, fain,
I attitude nf adviKBtlng dean-ration of
I the gray,. 1 -, while the resolution, aa n
'matter of fait, dbulmtly provided that
If desecration would be neexary for
reelalmlng, the property- It should not
be done.
If Counellnmn Taylor'a res.tjuiloti bad
not been feasible or If I! Imd meant any
de»eerntton. then. It I- «ell I’rKtied,
eounell oertulnly would not fare a lopt-
ed II by a unanlmoua vote, and even
without dlacumlon.
PIPE ORGAN PROPOSED
EOR HEW AUDITORIUM
Thu meeting «f suIim rlber* tu (ho
nudltorlum-armury. "bleb w«* tu have
been held Wednesday morning at ll
u'climk for the purpose nf completing
organisation, wan postpone?! until
Marell T. t«o week, henee.
A large number uf eubaerlber* were
not repreaented hi the meeting, aevernl
being out of the dty. and the pua'.pone- •
meat became neceaaary.
\V. I,. Peel, a aiibKcriber who haa inant•;
featetl gteat Intereat In the project. ha» '
a|ai ted n movement to aecure a 110.000
pd,,, u ,g an for thr titidltorlum-armon'
Mr,. M. A. Meilr.ath.
Mia. M A. MrKtreath. aged uS yegra
died very auddenly at the realdence
of her daughter. Mra. J. A. Owin '. 390
Kraalcr atreet, Tueadgy night rt 10
o'clock Mra McElretHh lied been *uf-
faring »ltl' nathnm for a.veral'y era
The funeral aertlcea will be condu ced
Thur*dav morning In the chapel of
Hnrry I'oole. and the Interment wlU be
itt Wwiviccv cemetery.
EB. 7. WILLIAMS FOR
BEA VER VICE PRESIDENT
Kb T. U'llllama, the well-known At
lanta lawyer and secret order man. will
In nil probability he elected vice preal-
clent of the Denver* at the meeting of
the nuprem^ dam. to be held thin week
In Birmingham
The name nt Mr. Wllllnma has been
mentioned for nume time tn connection
with thla office nnd Ida frlenda *re
Conhclent he w III he given the honor.
Should Mr. Wllllnma lie elected he will
be tn line for the prealdeney .at the
next meeting.
.Mr. WllllntoaeU prominent In local
Beaver clrclea. liming taken un active
Intereat In the order, and la a delegate
from the Atlanta darn to the aupremo
dam meeting
SONS OF REVOLUTION.
To the Editor of The Georgian.'
The Daughter, of the American Rev-
olutlon are doing n noble work In per-
petuatlng the memory of our noble gn-
Centura who fought the greatest tyran
ny. tu eatahllah human right, and lib
erty. which nre now enjoyed ritually by
all. the uimllenablc light to be guided
bv the dictation of our conaelenega In
the affair, of freedom nf apeeyih and
the prexa and the uplift of humanity.
While the' !». A. R.'a are doing grand
work, why nlumld we not have sons uf
the American Revolution?
The atato of Georgia haa no organi
sation and while our noble alrea who
fought, bled and died to eatabllalt lib-
GEORGIA OHIOANS
OINE ATPIEDAIONT
Feast of Music aud Oratory
Follows Business Meet
ing of Society.
In re.ponXe to a call of the Ohio So
ciety of Georgia, the member, gathered
In tit, aaaeinbly room of the Piedmont
Hotel Tueaday evening for the purpone
I,'beating their nrgt annual ban
quet. A bunlneaa meeting waa held from
*:3o III 7: JO o'clock, at which the
officer, of the organlxatlonVor the yenr
I7-. were elected, and /are aa fol-
EB T. WILLIAMS.
Well-known Atlanta man who lo
expected to bo eleetod vice praoi-
dent of the oupromo dam af Boa-
erty to nil of the dow ntrodden of earth.
I Should we nt the paternal aide, their
nons. nnf .ace an organlxatlon lo per-
pottiate (their memory?
Let u* have Sona of American Revo-
lutlun und Join with the Daughter, In
| keeping alive the liven of liberty and
the apt tit of All who ate ItHer-
anted In the organlxatlon of a aoclely
of Sona of American Revolution can
aecure Informaltnn ami detail, by call-
in* or uddrenalng A. II. Anthony, room
ill. Temple t'ourt building. Atlanta.Ott.
' A. H. ANTHONY.
I90
Iowa; ' ) V
Prealdent. Dr. George A..Beattie. Itr.t
ce prealdent, J. K. IVtlfielm; necoml j
ce prealdent. J. T. Rpae; aecretary. |
IV. Longn ell, treasurer. John S, j
Cllllk. ,
Hoard of Control—R. D. Hlckok, J. K. j
Wilhelm, A. M. Beattie. J. G. Kngle-
hart. R. M. Geiger, H. ('. Devi, and
D. H. Keefer.
Letter, from the following persona
were tend by the aecretary of the aocle-
t\: Hon. A. L Harrla. governor of
tihlo; Hon. tv. A. Eudaly, of Cincinna
ti, and Hon. John Temple Grave*; of
Atlanta.
It waa decided to hold two regular
meeting, a year, the annual banquet,
February 19. and a mldauntmer pic
nic. other meeting, are tn be held
at the call of tha prealdent.
The society then adjournad to tha
dining room, where, after a numptu-
oua banquet, the following program waa
rendered:
"Word, of Welcome"—Dr. George A.
Beattie.
Letters.
Hon. A. L. Harrla—Governor of Ohio.
Hon. W. A. Eudaly—Clnclnatl, Ohio.
"Far Away” ffrom Ohio), I.lndaay—
Male quartet. W. t L. Peck, flrat tenor:
C. M. Ski liman, aecond tenor: Profes
sor B. C. Davla. ffnt baaa; J. C. Wil
helm. aecond baaa.
"Our Old Home"—W. A. Waggoner.
"Our New Home"—Profeaaor B. C.
Devle.
Recitation—Mra. John ft. t'onk.
"Hip, Hip, Hurrah." Herbert—Male
quartet.
"Ohio In the Nation"—Dr. Lyman
Hood.
Reading from Will Carlton—Mra. W.
11. Proton.
"Ohio Roy,"—Dr. B. F. Gultte.
"The Bulldog"—Male quartet.
"Our Society"—J. K. Wilhelm.
The apeeehe*. annga nml recitation,
were all of a very high order and were
greatly enjiiyed. After a vote of thanks
to the Piedmont for the banquet and
entertainment, the exercise, closed by
•Inglng an Ohio aong. written for the
occasion by Dr. George A. Beattie.
THROUGH COUNT BONI
HARRIMAN QETS CONTROL.
Hperlal to Tin- Georgian.
Memphis. Tenn., Fab. :o.—An Inter
esting story comes front Pine Bluff.
Ark., regarding the manner Ih which
K. II Harrlmun la said tn hove secured
control nt the Cotton Belt railway.
It is said that Mrs Anna Gould, for-
met wife of Count Bonl DcCaatrllune.,
v as given a large amount of road's se
curities and that they were hypothe
cated by the count, who failed to re
deem them
Hnrrlmatt had Ida representative to
huv them from the person to whom
they were pledged ami thtta secured
thr'nucleu* <>f hla holdings In the road.
Closing Out Entire Stock
SHOES
Regardless of Cost
PIERCE’C
I BUSY STORE
Blue Pencil—Plain Figure*
60 MARIETTA ST.
Oppotlte tha Poatoffict.
DISPENSARY BUILOINOS
ARE MARKED “FOR RENT.-
(pedal to The Georgian.
charleston. B. Feb. 20.—The algo
of “To Rent" la displayed thla morning
In thr office formerly occupied by the
state dispensary by constables. Tha
liquor officers left Charleston thla
morning for their homas.
The city la without > local baer sup
ply.
county dispensaries will be operated
in a short time by the local board.
A car toad of baer wag shipped In
yesterday. II la stated. x
one good cry.—Pbllai
draw east yeu star
er—Otv no. derfr. I
lladelpbta Inquirer.
Created the Border.
from . lady', l/ettert- "l\V
100-11 traveling, very feet
iKilr.u'
must Im
Inc nt i.s tu Vieruten. un.I early tn tbe sfi
'Xiy ImgsN to .wear at us la lint
nine alt tbe people were eaten'
fritoon tiny l-egaa to i
tab. "-(lio|.ll.l.*luuia
1 » —*
CATE CITY
DENTAL ROOMS
34'/* Whitehall. Corner Alabama and Whitehall.
Lowest Cash Prices. Best MBtorial Bad 'WoA.
DR. E. G. GRIFFIN'S
Plate* Mads and Delivered Same Day.
Gold Fillings $1 ul ip. Painless IxtracMra
Phene 1708. Houra 8 a. m,—8 p. m. Bundaye 8 a. m^-4 p. m.