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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1018.
"PLANE NEWS" GOOD
ARMY PUBLICATION
Humor unci I 'in low of AvInHon Sof.
tbn Told In (rlpplnjr Maimer
liy Mm Ovr Tlirro."
STILL LIKE THE WAR TALKS
"MihIht' lM)-'- OIrrviui- Irgcil
In Hc t'iil Ikmiii-; Items nf Sonic
jiolal Kliciilflrunec.
II I he Y. M. ('.. A. m.tile pr.s
.h e tho organization of. Mm f'tily
symphony orchestra with the Aimit
Iiiii expeditionary force, im told In
I do May il liisuu of "l'l.in News."
a p. rlodhl edited ami printed l v
rcmhors of t he aviation bianoh of
the signal corps In Franco.
Tho 'V" purchased I he necessary
musical instruments and rchrai-.Hulji
have already tumuli. !! wimti .o
Slid 75 artists have. Joined ilie'or
rhcstra. -Lieutenant von K.zdoif l
director of tho oririiiiUiitioti.
Many othor Intorostin; it iiim arc
contained In tho publication.
This Issue wan gnitcn out (he Sat
urday prior to "Mother's liny" and
one ij the principal article on the
front pane urges rvorv limn In the
erniy tn write it letter to mothiir
back hntni. They are InstriH led to
mark on the envelope "Mother's let
ter" as the army post office hud ar
ranged to give preference, to uoh
mail. Some. Idea of how tin- nun
"over there" regard their mothers
can he gleaned frnni thin appeal;
. "Koincmlicr Mother."
"If you ever spent extra effort on
anything In your Ufa, spend It on
thin letter. Make It brimful of op
timism, love ami pood cheer. Drive
away the troubles, worries or cared
that may lie hera. fill her with love
and lot her have reaiion to !o promt
of 'her boy' by the thlntm you say.
It Decennary, devote the entire day
to making thl letter filled with the
devotion every man feels for tile
mother.' If you are one without a
mother, tend a similar letter to the
next dearest person to you, or the
one that takea your mother' plum."
That the men do not tire of "war
speeches" even1 though they are In
the midst of It, In indicated by the
Item,, to the effect that Or. Van
Dyke, brother of Henry Van I'ylie.
the noted war correspondent, "nave
an Inspiring lecture at Field IV Thins,
day night on 'Why We Are at War.' "
Dr. Van Cyke la a J'rlnceton pro
fessor. It telle of a visit pnld fn the camp
by Hrlgii(Iler-(!eneral Knulula, chief
of the IT. H. air eervlce, and M. du
Meanlel, French under secretary for
war In charge of military and naval
aeronautics.
Aerial Skill Shown.
. "A oon as the visiting parly
hove In sight." the article state,
"the aviation band assembled at the
Camp entrance, struck up & wel
come, and a number of fast planes
Instantly rose to the air. The of
ficials spent a good part of the time
watching air mcneuvcrs, which
showed piloting skill equivalent to
that shown by the world's heat avia
tors. Several formations were or
ganised In the air and a number of
sham aerial combats took place. M.
du Mesnell made an Interesting talk
to the local pilots, the gist of which
was that American pllota aro al
ready doing good work over the lines
sad It Is expected the pilots that
follow will give excellent accounts
of themselves."
The humorous column, entitled
tal) spins," contains this one:
Urst Tommy of the burying squad
planting ltoches lifter the battle:
"Say. 11". this guy says he ain't
dead yet."
Second Tommy: "Aw, shove him
In; you can't .believe anything these
devils tell you."
Clifford R Crescent of the .Ifinth
aero squadron, la author of the fol
lowing ,poetn: ,
" MOTI I Kit.
Aeorss three thousand miles of rest
less deeps.
Where blossoming Ivy 'round the
window creeps,
A gray-haired woman lone her vigil
keeps,
Mother. 1
With all the unreasoning of mater
pal hearts,
Each rumor wlerd the thorn of an
guish starts
To fill the ai'hlng void with griping
. - smarts.
Mother.
And st the close of each mechanic
day,
When pawed are all the household
cares away,
She kneels - a thousand thoughts ere
one to pray,
Mother. ,
Hut when the postman on Ms dally
founds-
Stop ut tho door and brill his
whistle sounds.
Then ben's the I lened heart In
Vips and . s r i -Is,
M li' r.
This little l.t'e- f.om ... -... the nea
Cctains, for her, (1m- i.virtr w . i .1
1 1, t be.
Her f"' .i.ii.'.' t hi : w.irm heart
i,' ' iM ',
Mot her.
ftn wrln a lln r two ;!f., set at
T.e n.'Mis' b'.i.'.. wuli manklcd
. .-r bb-t
T!.i ;s 'hi- Ices'. . ib'. Ibis also
be. I
V . ).er.
1'li'len "i". e!lc:ito 1 1 cra t b n.
1,( ''.'I'' .1:11... v of
sbraiili' I ' 'hlri' m r ... t ruti of .in
ounce l.as t-i n i f "in tlie
aterlor will t' in- 1 1 i.f ,u ,'n
(tlleh soldier a; .i .; ,:., b. r". The
patient n s v. . 'i' : I it Hie op. r.t
Hon ml .1 ' il Kim. '''' be came
Out froli.. th.. llC, if th
theti . 1. s t: I ih ; iu, teii ,. a
new man.
Hoard Iivimiion )iispla.
KKW ItM.K, ,1'ine v I'l,,. i;..r. .
man Io;m-iI t.r eli; h.i.u suni-.- 's 1. 'i, .
received tr.inici-.iiH c..;nl .m.s i'-j
Karding the hold nK of faniit.,M il-s-plays.
fc''y i;ii;hhi. p;.M . The ;in--j
sedation of Tex 1 lie b' ' i 1 ! ;i 1 1 i
lioiince that it Pfi.tld rr mi -ii .'em.
ollH' a ! lo:,s .'m utterly n l. ! ' . ' b ; l i1
View of 'tie n .'!..' : 1 t .'ii l:i"
alt vi "V en i i .u ;-
'T'la im' the i n.-. eh ?"
''., IV willimr to l.ise a few
dollfirn Jllt f'.r ttl" fun "f il "
"Vi 11, it a j tort ot 1'uii ttiat M.r.n
pa'lb."
Ten Thousand Dollar Cow is Busy
Getting Red Cross Contributions
'' WT' it" Sn" r , Vr'W !..
"Oxford llrlcr I'luwcr," the 110.000 ( lianiplon ( on,
ThniiKh she doean't know It, "Oxford Hrliir h'lower," tho $10, Olio champion cow. la one of the bent
workers for tho Ked Cross In the present war fund drive. These pretty milkmaids lead their valuable chariie
about lbs dalrv show st the (irand Central I'alace, New York, to attract crowds which fill the fled frosa milk
pall with coin and bills. "Oxford Jlrier Flower" was recently sold for I It), 000, the record price for a Jersey cow
Infant Paralysis; Danger, Methods
of Prevention, Told by Dr. Bishop
Tly Tilt. It. II. IIIKIIOP, JK.
f'ommlsaioner of Health, Cleveland,
Ohio.
This Is the fatal third year - a year
when we may expect a return In
force of the dread plKue Infantile
paralysis miles wn inakii use of the
experience gullied during past epi
demics and take every possible pre
caution to protect our little onea.
Just 'three. .summers ago. In th
summer of 1316. more than 2,0U0
lives were swept away by the cpi
detule which terrorised New York
city and the greater part of the
country.
Since then nmil sections of the
country have been Hpared, but w
dare not relax, for the history o!
poliomyelitis, which Is the scientific
name for the disease, shows that It.
like much other organic life, coniej
tn waves at least three years some,
times loniier apart. Kor Instance,
there was the great outbreak of 1 907,
another In 1913 and again In 19H.
I'ntll of recent years Infantile
paralysis was a disease almont com
plotely shrouded In mystery II
claimed thousands upnn thousands
of child victims and a smaller pro
portion of adults, but nothing defi
nite was known of Kh caue, or of
its mode of transmission, or of l'.s
period of Infectlvlty of persons suf
fering from It. In fact, In the ma
jority of rases an early diagnosis
uvuild not bn mad"
P rot... ht . ... 1.1. .
loroiiK'i l.n ioirs inner ex
perience In 1 91 ! nuch. however, has
been discovered, although much
more remains to be learned
Dlsea-w Ih CaiiMil My Mi'iri- (icmi.
We know now, however, that the
disease Is caused by a specific rorm.
For this has been ih.:.h...i fmi,,
sons suffering from the disease, has
been grown In our lab.jrulorles, has
been Inoculated Into monkeys.' has
reproduced In them true cases of
the disease, after which the specific
organism has been recovered from
the bodies of the mnukeyn ho Inocu
lated. It is also known that the germs
are contained In the serretiona of the
nose, throat and Intestines of vic
tims of the disease or persons con
valescing from It. They have, also
tieon found in the same secretions of
persona exic.'d to cases of It.
Wn know, too, that the germ r.or
majly gam 'entrance to the body
through the n.iicoiis membrane of
the nose ami throat There la al.so
Home, evidence tn show that the r.'.se
and throat sef n t:. .lis .f some healthy
pct-Moiia wi!; ,t.Mti..y the verm-, m a
very khort. tin... while those from
Other .ero!l vv.li m.t
When the germs, have, once gained
ae.'.c.vi to the hn I v e,f tho victim they
grow rapidly ami soon Invade the
hinln or spinal cord The walls of
thn blond vessels . tpplving the nerve
celln are Inv.i'lc.l their caliber con
stricted and the blood supply of the
nerve cell partially or wholly cut
off, rcsiiltltie In the defeneration of
the nerve cells and the cnrrespoml
li.ir nerves, toeiher with paralysis
of the i!iih'l''H ttirriu'h which the
nerves are 'I .st rthut ml
Animals lo Not sprpad Tl.scafr.
It was thought that Insects or the
lower animals plaveil an Import-mi
part In the rpreml of the d:sea.e,
but there m no reliable evidence to
pf'.vn It. Vcty likely the house f;
dfH act us a mechanical carrier ..f
the disease much as it r.iru.-. the
KeruiH ot typhoid fev"r Jn th" f.lth
It lin ks up.
On the whole our evHepce ili..n"
that Infantile pat a! sis is st:..i-l
fr.-m person to j.eison thi..ii,:ii 'he
Interchiinne (.f lnferled sc. t etioris.
the sources of infection heirs? tint
omy the rei-nnlr.ed caaea of fh. dis
ease, but ml:. I and unrecognized
casefl, as ucll as. healthy perifms
Who have been expose ! to Infection
Knnwiriir these things ah.nit the
dreii.l n,,,;,-, v. what can he .lone to
afford pioiectinn ngniuHt It" To an
swer th.s vny (iiiestiori a confer
ee, e of health officers arid the sur-gi-on
general of the 1'. S. public
h"al'h service was held not long sko.
a' which It was decided, among other
th'rit:, that the parents of a case
should call a physician at once and
follow his Iriftructlons
They should also Insist that the
case he Immediately reisnrted to the
division of health as thn law re
(lulres. This Information belnK
needed to proteci the remainder of
tho family and tTin rest of the com
munity against Infection.
If thn condition of thn case will
rermit they also recommend that
thn patient be removed to a hos
pital, for then thn victim eill prob
ably have a better chance of recovery
than ut home urn! there will not be
:m much dancer of other member of
the family, contracting the disease
If tb" patient, for nny reason, must
remain nt home absolute' rli-nnll-io.hs
mist be maintain...! iff Ri times
In Iho sick room. All cloths used to
receive discharge., from the mouth
or nose of the patient should be
burned or boiled and all other dis
cbargea disinfected
Kis-p Children IVoni .StnuiccrH.
other children In the family must
be kept away from thn patient and
must not be allowed to leave the
house or cr.me in contact with other
children for two weeks from the date
of last emit. ict with or exposure to
the patient Watch them carefully
and have them attended by a phy
sician if any sinns of Illness present
t hemselvce.
other people should remember
that thorn are manv missed cases
and carriers of this .Pstase. particu
larly in times of epidemics. There.
fore don't lot your children a-ociat'-wtth
strange persons unnecessarily
'and keep them. If the diseus-- ha
1 broken out nearby, as. near hoine as
j .s compartible with their gettinc
plenty of fresh air and exercise.
Keep on tho watch at .-ill tunes this
summer for mispici .us svmptom.s
jand call a doctor as soon as any
I of the following symptoms arc noted
I'cver, restlessn. i". weakness, fiet
'fulness or lrrit..b.!l'v. drowine.
j vomiting, pains m the ne k, back.
1 arms or legs
As to the outcome of the disease,
lone authority ha- stated that a ' pcr
icentage of ji. tsoi,, children partiru
jlarly, die dur'r.ir t!ie acute stace of .
I tho ills. ae This perconctage varies
; from f:w tn certain severe epidemics
1 1 1 twetrv in others The averau-e
fi.a'h ri'e ,-.f nnny epidemics has
been h. low 1 II per cent I
I "i.f those wiio riirvlvo.. a pa't
rt ike coti.le,e r.'.'..vrri.'s n wti:''h
r.o c1..;mik' remains. This number;
is irtei'er then Is usually supposed j
"The remainder suffer some do- :
!u:r"o .f r.ermaner.t crippling l'-u'
even In this class the extent to which
' r. eoverv frori the paralvsis mav o' -m:
is treat In many instances the,,
re-idue of i.'i r a lysis lnav be so uiill
las pot to seriouslv hamper the life
'a-liviiii-i of the Individ. i lb In others
in whom It Is greater :t m.iv be re- j
In f.l or minimized by suitable,
j or; h'ipedie treatment."
IT AS HIS lllll SF. SUNT IIOMF,
Two llargcs Will Carry ( oniii i tlciil
! Man's Pundiusc.
'When Timothy I.ounhlin. a cal
.dealer of 1 1 reen iv ich . Conn. l.oii;:hf
the x rooto house of John A Top
Iping; in l;, He Haven, 1.. 1, he could
'not shove If. In his pocket and hike
it homo with lnm. And so far as the
panel post Is concerned there was
the size limit
1 Ihit.Mr. l.ouehlln did not lose nny
'sleep "tihout It. Me just cave Wei
I come Steinnietx, 'an architect of
Croenwloh. a contract to ship the j
house to his address And Mr. tdcin
mct7. Is now busy shipping it.
All Mr. Stclnmeu has to do, ac
cording to his way of looking nt It.
Is merely to toss the boue on a
couple of coal barires that have been
lashed together, then tow It four
miles Across tirecnwi.-h bay, a neck
of Long Island sound, and then roll
It off onto hat .Mr. l.otnrhlin plans
will bo. his front door yard. 1
.MKtelnmctz already has the
housd, which wa.s on tho shore,
Jacked up on runways. Just as soon!
as tho barges are fixed up his lob
will bo done except for nttinir the
j house on and off the bai w. s ntol
'lowing It and a few little h MPs like
that.
"If you don't marry me, I'll blow
In my entiro fortune."
"I'll be a sister to you while you
are doing that."
ATTENTION, OIL MEN!
Are you In the market f..r casit
and line pipe! new or us. I
an make prompt deliv.
right.
wi: Af.Mi in v rii'i:, sl(;
AND AIIAMXiMlli V;.s.
Oil States Pipe and Supply Co.
tfflcc,unil Yard III) F. Archer.
I'honc 7761.
BUILDERS AT WORK
IN ARMY SERVICE
MrinlMT of Tulsa t iirjM-iitrrs' fnlon
Tills r.xpcrlcm'es In France;
JtcKirtctlons Irkwiiiic.
That the union men erf. Tulsa are
playing their part In winning the
war is Indicated by the following
letter, recently received:
France. May 13. llt. I. v. vieh.
ols, secretary of Local 943. Nation
al l'.rotherhood of Carpenters' and
Joiners' of America, Tulsa, Okla,
Hear sir and brothcra:
It has been sumo time since I
heard from Tulsa and I am very
anxious to know how things are
back home. About all we get here
is local news of the war and not very
much of that.
At Work "Over There."
We are well aware that the car
penteeu are doing their share to win
i ho war. Hut you would never know
In the army that such a thing ex
isted as a carpenters' union. At
present I am doing a regular day's
work under army regulations, un
der a 3-year-old boy who knows bo
ery much about the trade. It la
ery amusing to one w'ho has spent
It years of his life in all branches
of construction work, but we are
here to win this war and as long as
they say go I am going to do my
best, even If It does hurt. A dollar
a day and board la not very much
but cms can live on that, and that Is
more than some are doing In this
blood-stained France, with practical
ly all the male population at the
front and women doing the labor of
the country.
We are located In the Interior of
France, not very far from the front
line. No one outside the war zone
can realize what a colossal thing this
war la. You must be here and
see It.
Anil Somo Mad Windier.
Rain and mud urn tho worst
things we have to contend with. It
rains nearly every duy hi re.
'lease give my regards to the
local and say that when the V S. u
roady this war will soon end. F.very
one here Is confident of victory biit
it depends on you back there at
homo Just as much, or even more,
than the boldiors here In France.
Yours truly,
W. II. RUCKER.
First Replacement Company, 30th
Engineers, K. F., 1'. O. 7ti6, France.
OKLAHOMA TOOL & SUPPLY CO.
Itclnllcrs anil Jobbers
DKII.MMj AND 1 ISIIIM. TOOLS
American Wire Lines
Waterbury Manila Cables
Waterbury Hull Hopes
Casing. Line pipe and Tubing
Gasoline pumpmg outfits:
"Novo," "Poos" and "Injeco?
Oil Country Hollers:
". & S ." "Oil City," "Mogiil"
Automobile Casings and Tubes
Kxnort Orders Solicited
.-uaine otrices snd Warehouse, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Branch Ktores: Bartlesvllle, Drumrlght and Okmulgee, Okla.
Rig Irons
Pumping Jacks
Oil Well Supplies
Snow Steam Shovels
A.lax Drilling Engines
Pull A Sticker Pods
o. K. Swivel Sockets
Hums hwivel Sockets
"Quaker"
Mill Supplies
Developed and Undeveloped Mining
Leases for Sale
on reasonable terms
Located in Picher, Baxter Springs, Crestline or Waco
Camps of Joplin-Miami District
CHANUTE SPELTER COMPANY
Subsidiary to
THE AMERICAN METAL CO., LTD.
P. O. Box- 41 315 Frisco Ttiiidlng
liaxter Springs, Kansas. Joplln. Mo.
prices
OIL PRODUCERS, ATTENTION
J . l TEN THOUSAND TONS OF OIL FIELD
V V lllll C CI . JRON OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
We are paying interesting prices. Write, phone or wire
and get our prices before selling. A trial will convince you.
Will name prices on the lease or on track to suit the seller.
FEENBERG IRON AND METAL CO.
First and Greenwood - Thone 4750
Mil
ion Dollar Lease
J
tr ejk m m a m w mm m tl w mm . .
Biggest Oil Gushersof tlieYcar Came in Near Olimufeec-Younfetown Oil Co.Holdings
Go,
A 4 18
5 POOL a
JrrHt9
Map shows location of 40-acre lease, which lies between the famous Youngs
town pool and the well-known Beggs pool. We are located in S. E. Quarter
of the S. E. Quarter of Section 7, Township 14 North, Range 12 East, Okmulgee
County, Oklahoma.
Oknuiljjee-Youngstown Oil Co.
10011 Ualimorc lUiildln", Oklahoma Cit; Oklahoma
Drilling
To start soon us the necessary capital
i- raised to put down our first well,
Kai-h one should bo a pusher and our
.-I'm k should be worth nuuiv times its
.n.-Mi-.t price of 10c a share now,'
.-hou!d he in to days ?").00 a share.
Lease May Be Worth $1,000,000.00
THIS COMPANY IS ONLY CAPI
TAI.I.F.I) FOR '.O.OOO.OO. AND
ONLY a FKW THOUSAND DOI
i.AKS OF THIS STOCK HAS EIOF.N
ISSI FD. We are only offering enoiiKh
ot this stuck fur sale which will raise
the needed drilling fund which will
set u ready
luhirh under
jmiU'ce field.
map above
between til
nioiis Yunvrstii n
known for its 'J.ooo
wells that have been
rill for the liquid gold
this wonderful Ok-
You will notice on the
our l.ase is wedged in
1'i'irirs pool and the fa-
pool, which is
and .U)m-barrel
brought in dur
ing the past f,.w months. figure
we will raie the iuvde capital for
drilling within days or less time,
and J,his is
Your Chance
to m.ike a Jerome l.v l!i-estmtr In our drllline;
nllollTicnl of slock. I Mir c i lut.i lii.t inn i-. miill
C'UI' rssil.i!ili.w tre'i,c.l..is lliu. wells ;lfe
flnilitii: iie.'irer nii.l ii.vu-cr in our Ic.tne. iinly
a litite v.-i-. iioiih cl' ii- lo Hie fi-noiis liccv.--
pool, which h:is pro. luce, I 'h.ms.in.ls .inil th..ii
nan.ls nf harrcln (I oil We rn'iv e,-r n ."...oei
or 1'VeOO l..-irrl cu.-lirr, then e-erv ilollnr .u
lin-cst with us lo I'lini; tn our first well j.h.oii.1
return tn vou i lni:nhe, loi.l possibly l. oj
for one. wttliin ii few short we. -Us.
Think Quick! Act Quick!
Buy Now!
Pon t w lit until (ill nf tliin s'o.'k N Fol't.lee)
tip hv the wise ones, Oil onir. pn mes nr.- con
ti.-ifttnjT to iliill wells In i'Mtv ilirection f.-om
oil!- Icis-e The 111 ill lite His well Is slivto.l
our M'.cli will no up lt.er- linn :i f I r i ! I
starts nc.ir our I. us,, ihe mor.. ::!u.ihle our
jiroi.erty l.econies. A t. feel we have mie f
the most yahial.le Iciisck hi this fiel-l :in.l it
shollhl n.t he hut a mutter of time till tlll.s
lyj.tvven hv the hit Koine i,,wn into the oil
i(iriil nJ I'loducnis thousand ut biiriels of
oil for you and every other stockholder In lliis
rnnipany.
THIS WILL HE THE LAST AI.LOTMKNT
OK STUCK TO liK Sill.n If this well conies In
a l.ii; produrer. Tho proceeds) derived from a
:.imt or H.floo barrel well should pay f..r the
ilrilllnK of this entire len.se within a short time
from tho mile of oil. Then tho proceeds from
the sale of oil will (to Into a dividend fund
which should, cive us a
$1,000,000
or more a year to be divided amonp the Ok
nuilceo. Vouncstown oil Company stockholder.
Think what this moans to tho stock holilcrspof
tlu. company only capitalized for $.10,000 and
w ith only a part of this Issued, thl would only
leave a few of us to divide up the profits with.
KKMK.MUKK. Till-: I'MSSI'KI) SHARKS OK
MTue'lv IJ( NOT DRAW DIVIDENDS. And
uur stock should be worth
30 to 500 for One
l.cehic vour Interest In from 1.000 to as hlsh
r,s lii nob or la. 000 barrels of oil dally pro
duction Vou can't afford to stay out. tiet
in tmlav whihi you can. Opportunity only
knocks nt vour door once In a lifetime and it
is up to vou to Krasp It now. We will never
s. li another share of this stock nfter the first
well .IrilltnK allotment of stock has been sold.
Khoiild this well ho a bin (lusher. A 2,000-l.-irn
I well on this lease would make our com
p inv worth $1,000,000. Tho oil is there, she's
nil around us, hie larce producing wells. It
will u.i.louhterlly mean a fortune to you who
help me drill. This stock should all be sold
and off the market within tho next few days.
Don't let the wise ones pel, hie It up and leave
you wishlnc you had followed our advice after
a monstrous mistier ha. I been hroiiuht in mak
ing thousands of barrels of oil daily for the
stockholders.
Do It Now! Buy Today!
Rejoice Tdmorrpw!
Write the comr.rir.v a check. Send the money
for Just as many shares as you can afford to
buv.
KKMKMRER, TIIKHK WILL ONLY UK A
yy.w uk i s to dividk ur the rnoKiTSj
WITH. ,
That is the advantage of buying stock In a.
company with small capitalization and with
tho outlook for a successful future. This Is
your chance. This advertisement may likely
never appear again. I expect to raise the
needed drilling fund within a few days. Then
you can't buy a share of this stock as It will
be taken off thn market when the drill starts
to powul down on mother earth for the lbpild
gold that underlies this wonderful pool. The
stork will be taken off the market soon as the
. need.-. I fund for drilling Is gotten.
A Sure Winning Chance of
a Lifetime
FOU yor IK VOL take advantage of It. If yon
could stand and see the big gushers filling tank
iift.r tank with the black liquid gold and the
drills pounding away In every direction from
our lease, ynu would send In every dollar you
could rake and scrape and gather together for
your share of a waiting fortune In the Okmul-pee-Youngstown
Oil company. Clip tho coupon
'below and mail It at once together with your
remittance.
I
USE THIS FORM-BUY NOW!
100
'-Mill
Sail
.Mill
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Shares .
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Mum'. .
Shari. .
, . 10.00
, . 110.00
. 25.00
, . fiO.OO
, . "5.00
1,000
2.000
2.MI0
5,000
7,500
Shares . .
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Share. .
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. ision.oo
. . 200.00
. . 2.-.0.00
. . r.nn oo
. . "50.00
Authorized Capital Stock, $30,000.00
OIvML'L-
iiKMi i.i.i i:-YorxfiSTOv orL company,
Ion. II llahliiion- lliillillng.
oklalninui City, Oklahoma.
Hi riii. iiien; I hereby accept your Invitation to
CK.K ViHA'iiCTriM v niT. COMPANY and
f-i'l pavn.ent of -.,l stock with the understanding that these shares are fully paid and non-as
low and forever all rornmon stock, a ml as
pro rata interest in gill leases.
bnv shares ln'-nhe
. . ..... ..tl'.ira in
enclose nerewiin ...
ll.lc
I t.
.innihnMsr of snld romnanv, I am en-
and properties of every nature now owned
fiolil lir.v
either from producing oil
equip mentiji
or buying and selling leases,
he owned l.v said coiiu.ariy. as v,e.i as ail profits .or me company
Yours truly.
NAM K
A DP It KSS
A'u aloi.u:n'aro selling this st.K-k. You must order dlreo fToiu this aivcrtlscnicn
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