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Begins Tomorrow
rXOMORROW night at the theater named below begins the
. I most fascinating story of love and adventure ever written.
It is admirable, charming, wonderful, thrilling the kind of
a photo play story, that will hold you spellbound that will send
you away dee-lighted. It's the kind of a story he public has
wanted to know and see for years. First time in pictures. Mag
nificently wrought wonderfully photographed. Scene after scene
just crammed with exciting incidents that will move you to the
utmost. Arrange to take your family or best girl to the opening
episode of this magnificent photo play serial tomorrow night.
Thcn arrange 10 see every episode, every week. It's the
finest, most romantic, most absorbing tale of love and adven
ture ever conceived. See the first episode and you'll want to
6ee them all..
It's the supreme of beautiful serial photo play productions.
Go tomorrow night and see the opening. Bring the family and
friends, to . .,.4.. '..j. ...
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GEM THEATRE -
TOO A ITS QUOTATIONS
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MARKETS BY WIRE
CATTLE: .
Kansas City, Mo., July 21.
"Receipts 5500. ''
Market, steady.
Dressed beef steers, $9.75 to $10.10.
Prime fed Bteers, $8.50 to $9.65.
Cows and heifers, $4.50 to $9.85.
HOGS: ; ' "
Receipts, ' 7,000.'
Market "10' to 15 lower.
Hulk of 'sales $7.10 to $7.40.
'Top rrics' $7.15.
vvhevt;:;
Kansas' City, Mo., July 21.
July I15 3-4, split.
ScVlejnu'er $1.00. 3-4.
PcceJCi'.'er $1.02 3-4.
CO"i'
Ju!y(.70 3-4.
Sei'rternber 70 7-8, split
December 01 ,1-8.
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GUTHRIE MARKETS.
Livestock.
Steers, prime, G to U 1-2.
Caws,' 5 to '5 1-2.
Heifersv prime, $C.OO to $6.50.
Hogs, $7.25.
Grain and Hay.
Corn ,per bu., 95c.
Wheat, per bu., $1.10.
Kafir corn, per bu., 70c.
Oats, per bushel, 35c.
Prairie hay, per ton, $8.00.
Alfalfa hay, per ton, $10.00.
Straw (wheat), per bale, 15c.
Straw (oats), per bale, 20c.
ISran, per 100 lbs, $1.15.
Bran, mill press, per 100 lbs., $1.25
Coru chops, per 100 lbs., $1.75.
' Kafir chops, per, lijjhlbfj., $1.50,
' Alfalfa meal, 100 lbs., $1.25.
Cane seed, per bu., 90c.
Hides. .-.
Hides, green, salt, 10c.
Hides, 'green, 9c.
Horse hides, No. 1, $2.00.
Horse hides, No. 2, $1.00 to $1.50.
" Horse hides, damaged, 50c.
Produce Live Poultry:
Broilers, under 2 lbs., 15c.
: Sp.'ings, over 2 lbs., 13c.
Allltirouirti tlidllirUlllKiilWTotTHK 1IIC k '
COIN'. ntwlnfl In ferT plS'Wl. uwlrljlr
ti7 ,"tioD and oTrpowr1nn trry oUir mo
tion, th nnHToprinlT of the whol 1 loe.
THK BKOKK.N COIN ! nnt mfrflT ehrmln
lo. Morj, nther Irt T Uit Off whole bril
lunt. thrilling, mMr plot If enrtirlned mil
ty mrrl 111 tl-t tmonrlK.". truth, f iIHIIt ii
('iiuliiin whom tugUMtuid Uwt eiprxulon Hml
IImK tlirough Iot.
See The Broken Coin I
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Wuk
The Photo Play Serial Suprem
i 5 Episodes One Evert Wet
GEM THEATRE
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L?nWffri..i.i. un' li '"
30 REELS
Hens, 8c.
Turkeys, No. 1, 10c.
rurkeys, old iom.
Sc.
Ducks, 8c.
Geese, 5c.
'Roosters, 5e.
Eggs, 10c doz.j $3.00 case.
Cotton.
Bale, 8c.
K PERSONAL AMI LOCAL
K SS M ft K Si . SS
Henry S. Johnston, well known
Perry attorney, is in Guthrie today
on legal business.
Otis Wade, prominent oil operator
in the Cushing field, with headquarters
at Stillwater, is in Guthrie today.
R. E Stobaugh Is here on business
from Crescent City. "Crops certainly
look good in the north part of the
county," he said.
Gordon W. Lillie is here from his
ranch near Pawnee.
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LOCAL MOMENT
k : : se as 33 s ss a a
Neal Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch Carter, is quite ill with an at
tack of fever.
Neal Humphrey, former clerk of the
district court, is here from his farm.
He is a member of the county jury
commission.
Farmers and other citizens have
written letters to The Leader with
reference to tho road and bridge esti
mates made by the county commis
sioners. The letters will be published
next Monday. Practically every
farmer wants good roads and bridges
but they want good ones. The
Leader would like to get expressions
from every farmer In tho tounty; not
necessarily a letter; just an expres
sion. Threshing is in, full blast; the wheat
is much lighter in weight than was at
first thought.
A new cement sidewalk " will be
built in front of the birth house. The
old brick will be torn up.
Tommy Atkins, heir to three million
dollars, was arrested at. Tulsa yester
day on a "vag cliarge.
Ed Lowther will organize an oil
company to drill near his coal mines
at Milton.
The Holiness camp meeting is on at
Mineral Wells park.
Keg parties are becoming popular;
but they are confined to the secluded
places on the rwor banks.
A revenuefoffioer is in Guthrie
looking up evidence in a few boot
legger cases. The government sleuth
has 'been here for a week.
xVuitor 'Milter. premier jockey of
.i, will h neen in "Whining
'.: T .vrif tnnlrhL
reat
.
Miss Burgia Gregory returned home
today from a six weeks' visit with
friends in Oklahoma City, Springfield,
Mo. and Sapulpa.
LEADER WANTS BRINil RESULTS
.
Hawa i na Leaner fleuveiwi, oo mo.
THB HiTTTniTR DAILY I.KAPKR. WKOXKSnAV, ,1V hV 21, 101."
COTTON IS KING 2
III NATIONS
NOW IT WAR
UK10I.VV (il'XS BlitX 2,0(10
n vu:s 01 the stapli:
K ACII DAY
Kor warring nations, cotton is kins,
and it is a cotton starvation, not a
food starvation, that Germany fears,
says the Scientific American. otton
Is the principal ingredient by weight
In all smokeless powders, which con-
cist of nitro-iwlluloso of about .U2V&
per cent nitration. More cotton is
now being consumed In Uenrany for
the manufacture of smokeless powd
er than for industrial use.
While the majority of Gorman gu,s
are of about three-inch caliber, sn
has immense numbers of heavy gun J business wi.rWl. of course, ihey have to
. i f iKht the niojt powerful' ot nli the crlm-
and howitzers ranging from four-inch j,' ,;.ust( '
caliber to 12-inch, and she has be.'n Tlic farmers are organized so that
.-.' i,'..,. oin their com and wheat nn . be taken
using large quantities of heavy art.i- i( a t.nS,i,.iU.y ;ice, but not so witu
lery ammunition. The amount of oil.
i ft a ...in N'eeessiiv is the mother of invention,
'cotton used for every, round fired will '- ;;m,po,y ,,art..,l a war
vprap well over four pounds. The o the Kansas n'-oducers a few years
. ut,"'. a sroup of pioneer producers oi -
expenditure of cotton in Germany is, Kllljz,,(i cneie sum Oil c nn;mny to
therefore about four tia es 25,000 protect their properties and to build In
l.iereioie. auuui u , the Middle West a real ind. pen, lent, pro-
pound3, or 1,000,000 pounds per day. tiii-iii(4, r niiiir and markctlm? Icom
That ligure does not include tlie'v-;- '"'-t to be
amount used for small arms ammu- ThlH rom;)11v at times has been made
, ,i,t P(ip,i for the naw or to travel a rocky road, but the Kansas
mtion, that needed lor me navj, vhtw ttre of the stayinn kind and
that used to make clothing for the hardships and persecution caused our
. lenders to strive all tiio more dttermin
ar.my. cdly
One million pounds Of cotton per Tlle rude. Bam oil Company built the
.i,. i.'omn i.utoa if -,nn iiounds each """t three refineries In Kansas and ok
day is 2000 bales ot ouu pounuh em iahmtt, Bum thp first indi'inndcnt pipe
or TljO.OOO bales per annum, about line In the Middle West. Our pipe line
, ,'. , .,.,,! t Is now completed and in nperation for
one-hair the usual exportation of cot- 151 mi;s u rnlle(.ts. , jon,,,.,!,
tnn in Gerniaiiv Germany's reserve in two states nnd in of ,,ur ml wel'.s.
ton to ucuuaiij. ""'ii.iu ,i the lartier pcrcentaKO of our oil lands
supply of powder has undoubtedly uli lease--.
i ,.i ., v.,. thiu tlmp ami her The I'ncle Sam Oil Company built and
been used up bj this time anu ncr )nu!ltHl)M the firs. ,umMiK
future ability to Vage war for a long muttons direct to the people over Mh--
, ., siuri. Oklalionia and Kansas. II entered
period depends on a regular suppii thls field ns a pioneer the first to dc-
of cotton from the United States; for tyt tru.t .- thi, rid, dist.i. t in forty
all other Rources of supply are clos- Tl(, competition The Tu.le Sam oil
.Cmpanv pioneered and brave y
ed to her. I uiaintaineil lias caused the -leoplo of tic
England is making the most stren- Middle -l;fflui;(
nous efforts to prevent cotton from n,ln aiM at a reduction In price of scv
reaching Germany. She rea.i.es " ,K
well that if the can Btoit these in- lienclnnen into slate and Inderal otic i
wt.ii iuat ' ... and then struck at us with all it- ven on,
norts Germany must bo .beaten witn- tt,1Ml al i.tc.i by ' e.fi'U i.ils that
Pnltnn la different fro'll
Lotton is uuuri.ni, no."
in a year
copper, another essential, in that con-
per !s Indestructible anu remains m
some form or other in the country
into which it is imported, while cot
ton disappears shortly after being
manufactured. Moreover, copper
cartridge cases n:ay be remelted and
used over and over again.
In addition. Germany has consider.
copper ore within her boundaries, and
can eke out her copper supply by
smelting ores which in time of peace
could not be profitably used. She
must import cotton, however, not
only to clothe her population and ar
mies, but to furnish her men with
ammunition, without which thair
skill, courage and patriotism could
not avail.
(liP Mpsin(?e:vcciIiFeme mv
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8 TOPICS OF THE
8 TOWN AND STATE. SB
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Big lncreaseShown.
Secretary George A. mith tt the
state school land commission issued
a report Tuesday showing that the
appraised valuation of school land in
sales district No. 12 is approximately
$o00,000 higher this year than in 19CS.
The 1913 valuation, his figures show
ed, Is ,$3,61,800, while the total n
1903 aggregated $3,22G,SS5. Selling
the school land in the 112th sales dis
trict is to be started soon, according
to the present plans of the land com
mission. Mutual Company Enters.
The first mutual insurance co i:-
tianv to enter the state under the
terms cf the law governing mutual
pencerns enacted by the last legis
lature, was licensed Tuesday by the
state insurance board. It is the In
diana Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance
company of Indianapolis:
Alexander Has Money.
Checks aggregating $1,500,000 were
turned over to State Treasurer YV. L.
Alexander today by the school land
commission
the funds representing
the school land '-rash assets
whlrh
I'fomerly were in the custody of t'.ie
'commission but which by act of the
Fifth legislature are to be held in the
custody of the state treasurer, who
has filed" a bond of $200,000 as -e-
iuh'ed by law.
Head Severed By Gunshot.
I While playing with a shot gun in
j the nbsenro of their parents f roni j
To Investors:
lined pi:pc!-r. lr.ii (1 I
l'ur a Mini t time , 'ti
II.. I
h.l-.
lit l."ll
i..
il l:l 11 "f tills Bt.i.'lv I..!- .1. v. l.-l'-incnt
purp.is.'. S..inc l.n... k.-rs ni:iy
iiSk: "If it is surli ii if.".l tiiiiiu. wily
n.it liiiiiiit iwi.pU' take II . '" Hul .t
inki-M iiill'uo'.is nf .i.V.Iiir t up a
crt'.il n:iii.i:u.l i-iiiniu'tiior ..: I .- .nl ni..n
li.ily. A criis was broimlil almut a IV w
in.mhs nii.i 1V this mi..ii.i v I l Hill it
In in'luiii-ii to ,mi. tl'i'l!' K' "il in
tin- liinii nr.nl.. ihii-liliu? oil n.l.U 1'ri.i's
of the r.'liiic.l pl.idurli . Iiwri'l
iv.ncul tin- l.io.i: i'i'flnerli" mill cvit,'
ll.liiK' I" ifil'li' (Line tn driw .nit nf tin'
nil husiiUKS in-ervlniily but thi- t : 1 1 t . Tlio
sunt,, and niitl.nial iifrii-inN it,. a ,-oiild
l.liMK im.Ui'l' snU" utl.li-r HHi' a.l.t na
tional anti-trust laws nrr .illur afrui.l
of 4 lie polilloal pi'WiT of thi' tmst oi' too
liM.-y at s.inu'thiiiK elm iitnl .-'o tin- trust
linn' il rlt'iir fii'l.l. .Meantlin.' till' lalBi'l'
part of tl! K'at Osaj;.! .N.ili .n oil anil
tls fields Will xooii lie on the. mirlioli
ViloeU. IJiirinn this crisis lnh Bi'"le
v. an put down as low hh -bum'!.
(a.so!ine hat been
tile Middle West and lulvum
uistilels of the nation all i
week, i'luile nil t sueh I
t.e like eorii at f. wnt I"'
.Ills
lowered in
ed in oth. ,
,i t!ie same
lies would
r bushel or
wheat at 15 cents per bn-.n I.
The so-called Independent oil men are
the bisi;est nni;e innkers ami the pnor
tst oiiiinized body of i-itly. -us In the
should have been our piv'teeturs in,
, . ,,e,.s, illv,.,t,m.,t joum-
als
nnd np-lllt matfc.zinc-; tout are kimi
the criminal rich to mislead the pub-
li,. l.v f:,lse edil, nulls and news coin-
mint In favor of the si'bemes of
Ihe
'iill Street wolves have all al tunes
opened their concealed batteries. Ittit
Right is a niiithty warrior and thivuiKli
it all The I'ncle Kam Oil Cuinpany lias
continually increased its assets.
It has thousands' of acres of oil and
gas leases properly located In the bltr
oil counties la Olilulioma nnd over fif
teen hundred acres of deeded lands'.
The Kicatest biKll urade oil field in the
world is In Kanue 7 in Osukc, rawnee
and Creek counties In Oklahoma. In the
nun district in this -UanKC I our coni
:,n.' controls two hundred acres of
(Pedcd land and has nearly three thous
and acres of oil anil as leases, m
have locations now wueie onus suoioo
be started in about fifty different ;dac-
The blir bankj do not dare to extend
reasonable credit to Tne t.'njlo bam on
riomo, the little son of Sam Keith at:-
sbL.ntaiu. discharged the wea"vi.
The load struck t smail tistcr m
tin. head almost completely severing
it from tho body. The fan ily live ;it
Lone Grove, 'arter county.
Parsons Writes Cold Story to Friends.
E. E. Parsons, who with his mother,
Is making an extended tour of the
Northwest, writes to friends here,
from Lake Louise, Canada, stating
that at that place the ground is cov
ered with snow, and one of the leis
ures of the place is that the sun rises
at 3:30 a. in. and sets at about D p. m
leaving oply about five hours of durk
ness. Killed by Blow of Eoard.
When Hob 'Newberry, 26 years ol.l
grabbed Texas Jauk" CJeaiiuaire'
horse at Dewey, the latter shovod
him away. This angered v Newberry
wlu slapped C'lemiihire twice, across
the face and body with a knife. Cbr.n
ishire started to run and when ho
jaw Newberry wa. going to overtake
him, lie hit -Newberry over the head
with a board. Newberry dropped
dead with h'.s skull crushed. lem
ishre, who is 24 years eld, is h-Vd
'or murder.
Money Suit Started
I The Bank of Commerce of Perry to -
day brought suit against Alexander
Moir and others to loreciose iwo
mortgages on farm laud in Logan
county.
"l.
rule
4
1
in
I
ce on
Saturday,
I'nnipany l.ec.iiise our 1'oiniialiy Is fibl
itiK tile IhK tll.ino,.,'! villi leal l.'etll. 'I'ilo
t'.i:iiMny i pi"i,c tel. Wo j.i-.t won a
re.ent meat vut.iiy I y llecilon from the
Supreme I'ouit of tiie I nt.d Sta'.ci r.
eiii .litiK our pipe liti''.
This tctoiy makes Tiie l'u. h' Sam
Oil Company 'pipe line the only exempt'
ed pipe line fioin c:iinniou cairn r li iliil
illes in tiie I'lllti'd Slates, and has . :iu
ed the trust l i ab ltuioii tlx li -wl all. i. Us
'n Ihu big nalloii.il sue e.-s of our C.nu
pan.v. lis only w eapon now is to 1 1 y to illli'l -fere
Willi the Company raiMm; sulfl. ient
capital to becouu' a bi su.i.ss by ln
sinualloii in Its kept tress and hv Us
w ri'i ltliiK clew i .inspirators and si'.in.b'.l
molt. iters. The trusl wains to ).;:aii Ihe
Osmte X II I i. ill oil lllld yas field.- of on '
million, live bundled liious.in.l u.'t'f
and llii'li double thi' price of doiu. "tic
Kas in iru'.'siil biillns i.t Kansas, All-i-soltri
and Okiiiil'ima.
A lioyerunii'Ilt controlled ie i e cX.'ile'
in about einill'.'ll lllonlil-' on I'.Ml. of
thl'j llsate Hesei attotl. Tile liule Sain
(ill Coiiinaiiy has nil lisane lean'
throi. Kb tilC center of the Osai.-,. oil and
K.ls leel e of IJrt.lllO acr. s. We pt'H d
in K,.lcial Court that liils lease was
boueslly se. 'iiicd. lint it wa- Jurio'.l
down ly y binh Kovcrnnieiit officii! who
has sine,, appeared In several cue s f o.'
the trust.
Throe hi-h officials were branded l y
our Company as oil trust tools botrayhm"
their pulic trust and later unit the i.i
terlor IVpartiuent. Tliese three wio
ainotiK the eonspiralors that foimht thi
lease to our Company and have pin -e
mine into the open puy of the monopoly
holders.' ti presetilinn ' every cotmrcss-
VC flVI'l' 1 Ilt'CU UIOIKMOIO i-
ional di-Uri'it under the Stars unit Stripes.
We waul five thousand more red bcod
ed Americans to remit from Sin lo
each and join our Inile'.ieudcnl army
we can soon stmt a national publicity
cainpaicn that will protect our ureal
OSilK-e leaa' It mil tile fixers for the triot.
The Cncle Sam Oil Company contends
that Hie sc'ii tary of tile Interior of
Coin;, ess shall write in the validation
of our -PHI .nod-acre OsaKO lease, and ill
all oilier Indian leases. :l clause allthor-imu-
tiie Clint..' (oiniiiis-ion of t lie dif
ferent states where '.he -uodiii't is S"ld
the light to fix tne price tj the people,
on all oil and oil products a. d Has from
this federal Kovern mi lit controlled lease.
i'.cerv honest Cill7.cn Knows l.iii
coninion sense and right
slop a tin t siah. H
v ith a part of the loot
secures and divides wit
luoKiesslve newspapers
Hut it would
AOilld Interfere
that the trust
1 certain fake
nnd uli-lif-
limit izink's that ' siiia.
about the rights
t ,n,. ",.,inl. neon e ' whom llley ate ie -
InK paid to help deceive.
We will furnish names of crooks in
biuli office and the newspaper and ma
......... ..oi.... ,.r in., .oi iiml e:h monopoly
i due 'lime wlien the luw fiuht starlsvhloi
for the final protcciion of our ureat
IJsaite lease.
However we elm succeed we can pan
dividends from our present proper
ties when developed while wo are secur
hiK th" validation of our tisane lease.
WITHIN 7,000 FEET OF A 6.000 BAR
REL WELL
IHiiiilK' the past few weeks the (.'oni
..,,cie, i n'cnied bv warranty deed, a
lie.,' thirds interest In MO norcs. in lit
l.v
ci nter of lb" township tnai c m
neariv all of the K're.at t'uslinm'
.s , a cost oi' sixteen tlniusanl
tains
dollars it has secured .'mother b ase c n -lieriuK
with tl'is deeded land.
KOtlnllliB for another property and th o
from ! In H drills at oi.ee me marteil.
MAY SOON HAVE A 10.000 BARREL
PRODUCTION.
AVe have what indicates now thirty
CHi) deep sand loi-ation.s n those two
pro-ieiiies Pi the CiK-liintr rnslrlel. Soiin'
5 mill lo G.i.ilO barrel wells may he se
cured on some of this property- Them
are five producing oil sands In this ills
trl' t. The oil is rich in gasoline.
. ,, get rich o;ietnling Ihe siuni'
wells In, our chances for gushers ill
lie it i.'til'' d b" anyone who will visit
this iirouert,'. there are nbuul twenty
wells within a short .list c. A li."-
bnli'"' well was diiii'd u b-w weeks ag
la the siclinn that cornels' the section
that contains our i"'w property.
To make money von must Invest wherti
money is being made. Tim ''""K 'J'1
has iiioiliii 'l nearly one hundred Million
barrels of oil. We could h.iVi. purcluiseil
tills ilNtiicl a f' W years nw at Irotn f...'i
to Jin. nil per acre,
Oklahoma and parts of lexa.-;
tlM
greatest oil field 111 America
.Millions
'Suit For $3,090 Starts.
Peterborough' Saving!
bank of
Illinois
vs. O. 11. 1'Y'gan et al., i'J the
style
of a suit brought in district
court today. The suit invjives a
mortgage of $:i,01il). '
Many Men With Many Minds.
Jttiymen in county court are rather
of an independent turn of mind. So
far two bootleggers have been stuck
and one charged with selling booze
disi barged. The evidence was prac-
tically the same in all threo cases.
The only difference being that dif
ferent men sat on each case.
Uncle Tom Under Tent.
'iiurk's I'ncle Tom's Cabin To., un
der pavilion at Harrison and Divis
ion, will give a performance tonight.
Th" Burke show is popular everywhere.
Eurk's- Shows. Laiiy, which maintains offices In Okla
Iiurk's .hows are in town asia,,,
The yellow cars of tiie uurus werej
parked in tie big d'.tcli on vine sue i
for two v.interi and aro familiar o
Cuthrie people.
WOMAN ILL "MOTHER"
1, 023 BOYS M GIRLS',
j
Oakland. Cal., July 21. With tiie
j,ie;. Gf giving l.utiu ennuren a couu-
try home where they can enjoy neunn
! and happiness, Mrs. Emma J. Mel-
lotto, philanthropist, '3 preparing to
purchase an immense ranch in this
county, where shy will act as mother
to the brood of a thousand.
self -
Mrs.
I "I'm going to teach them
reliance and self-respect," says
Mellette. "They will acquire a vast
amount of knowledge of human na-
'tnr bv mingling together"
This Oil Stock
August 7
Iiiim' nli'cn.ly
wtil he made,
luia'' is c'.il.
e.l H n nil c
trl, Uei of II;
a board i.t l
! sto, khoi
been llta.le and Ulilli.ow
'I'lip I'nclt' Sail. Oil l om
i -n.'.l. It Hi-, demon - r.it -l,i
; t . .( e. t it -. '.1 rt.o.i l oe
f ust. It Is onnirolc.t by
en i -one it i ri ct.u -i. A 11 a re
his. If n.,i wish t
m-
bine profit with principle and
the 'in 'I ru-u .1 nd it i 1 .u.l'o'Y
l:i Ihe Mid He West .1 .ill Willi a
pie's company thai is KainlnK
he p rout.
lietle.iiiie.i
Real Peo-
'ci'.' day.
The opp.n r unities lor tiie moderate In
e..tor me few and are becolnPm fewer
eer.' da'. 'l"ae e,.nsiiirae' of the pow'
ei'fnl rli li ii to monopolize all Ihe min
eral ri'M.urces of the I'lllti'd Slate'.
Ke. ;i 111.- people divided and force their
in. .ney tut i the t t us: - cut rollc.l financial
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( i i 1 1 -. Then pay the people on
such f mills 2 I" I! per cent, while the
loir I. inch will llteti ilcvelep tiicse rich
icMHines ami lualo. ':. (.. .".a per cent.
W'c ofti f the small man a chance to oe
one of Ihe pr.. mot' I s nnd make '-'.". to ,'."l
per cent. We bell ve it is belter to try
nlel do so thing worth while than lo
consent lo a small return and let the.
bin bunch crab a!! tile liiif piolits.
With our already bltf proiieily nnd
liatl.ui il ..la; iniztti.iil we can licit the
low i a ll at their own Kane. You
alone could do lull little, but combined
..Mill I'll, Olio st'lekllodiet S Villi fieeillHe a
forceful part of an otKiinizi'd urmv that
will succeed and pay a bin profit und
le a Ices nil,- to the public In Ihe nation
lust as It lias been and lis now In MIs
s.iui), i ill la h.ima and Kansas.
We do not wish to eticouniKe any
one to ovr invest. There are probably
Sn.i'cn fkuiiiij-- on this stock. This no
tice will reach about I'll million renders.
A CONDITIONAL DIVIDEND AT ONCE
Tlic present stockholders may noon ac
cept all the stick left; 2i;S,(iiHI,noo shares
me now owned by ever 15,000 itockriold
ers; :i:'.(iii'i.o'i'i are still to be Issued.
There Is li provision in the charter that
protects tho stockholders from oil trust
control. He practical. America is the
opportunity of tho world for the siiiull
Investor. The Oklahoma oil fields con
tain C'e real nionev inakliiK opport mil
tics ..f America at the present time.
With sutfieielit capital we can secure
properties now that ill six moiil is could
ot be holisht. Time Is money In these
'ileli oil fields. Wo me driving ahead,
vvi-n i i start sis lo ten drills. Want lo
Iher properties Hemic uicy .-
Vance lul times. You will secure an n -lotiicn'
back wllli your stock, which Is
a conditional dividend. A blind man
sh.cl.il s.e that this company Is a win
ner. If y ui lie.itate too loiiff the stock
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ADVANCE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th.
liuilicf Ihe past few weeks at a cod
of over forty thousand dollars now prop-
lie.
h.ivo been seclireo llieonooK r""..
land and leases In nearly i"u
SPECIAL STOCK OFFER
The I'ncle Sam Oil Company.
. remittance for
Find
amount designated
below.
. 500 SHARES
.1,000 SHARES
.2,500 SHARES
$10.00 i
$20.00
$50.00
(Name of
(Hiieet City
Respectfully
THE UNCLE SAM OIL CO.
By H. H. TUCKER, 3R., Pres. ' .
(Address all letter a to tho Company.) '
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS j
GOVERNOR "Bi" TELL5
'HIGH HNANCE" GUFF DON'T GO
WITH CHIEF EXECUTIVE.
PLAIN TALK DEMANDED
-
Oklahoma City, Okla., July 21. -
"You're not going to run any high
financing on us down here. If you do
you will have to pay for it."
Thus spoke Governor Williams to!
Galen Crow, ot Guthrie, who appeared
before the state board of equalization
when the tentative assessment of the
Public Service company of Atoka was
being considered. The statement was
ado alter Crow said the bonded in-
ItiatJC ail.C-I V lun doiu mv. ..w..v. ...
tlebtcdncss of the company was in
excess of $1,000,000. The Atoka piant
is operated by the Public Service com-
operates public service utilities
Guthrie, Atoka, Lehigh
ch,ckagh(li coalgate and Vinita. The
! tentative assessment against the com
pany's property in this state agreed
on is $2,312,000.
Crow was one of Williams' strongest
porters in the primaries and geii-
ral election.
DID THE CHIEF
DRINK THE WHISHT?
Oklahoma City, Okla., July 21.
'chief of Police W. B. Nichols of this
city has been named defendant in a
lawsuit involving the question or
whether the chief can legally seize j
land hold a four quart whiskv ship-
PAGE rcvfl
iiillir of the Township Unit contain
about all or Itie ureilt Cushion (Omhertl.
The last of these properties was necure'I
Mstei.hu and by the middle of licet
week the drill will be moved 111. Kltll-T
two or Ihree welU Will be drilled t
ii'ice. V will mkiii reach the fil'd oil
pro.liielioii ittul ilia..' have s ittii" splelidl l
weils In the I, nylon sand, which Is very
iV.'h In lias.iiine in three or tour wnii:s.
It, fori' v .ii know It the drills will S'
down to the deep production where from
.i 2 iHin to .'i.ooil tiiirrel well may iut thbi
real oil ttock out of your reach fortver.
The mlvertlsi d price of tills stw.l Will
be advalicci tweiil.'.'-flve per cent 8atur-
day, Augint 7. Your remittance mum
start no! later than date to secure t.lo
UtOelt before till' lldvatlce.
Kit her send your remittance at (men
or write quick for further particulars.
tteini tuber 1 1 lo'cands are fiKiirinn o.i
this sio. k. Tin re will be one srrHt rich
uipolHllI of the Oil and Oas 'Monopoly,
and Unit win b.. The Uncle Sam Oil
Company.
The company is organized and con
ducted necordlllK t.) LAW. Wlockliold
crs llvliik" rinht by our properties are the
heavy ituest'irs. Several of the dire.-t-to
Jl.", o.hi. mi and some from Kj.HOo.O' to
ors have Invested III cash from JT.0i.Ki.tK
f PCiinO.OO.
This .iop,isition is nn open Ixiok. Wo
take tiie public Into our confidence, l'o
not waste your effort In some little con
cern. Combine with an arm.- of invest
ors Hint are bulMluK on a broad, nation
al basis. Our chances are good to de
velop a lti,"iMi barrel production In the
Immediate future and then nave our
great Osuwe lease, iiuch combined re
sults would force this stock tip to a
half dollar per hr. An advance to
five cenu per ahare will make big mon
ey for each ttockholder, If you have, the
good judgment to dlBtlnttulsli a winner
from a loser, the Kenuine from a. fko
and right froi , wronn. you will not delay,
hul secure a srcl block of. this stock
at once. Advernslim space coiiien liiRli.
, r we would fixniuli o much pi'Kif that
a'! Luis 'tuck would be accepted by re
turn mall and will Kindly aend you fur
ther particulars or forward such partlc-iilai-H
Willi your order for stock at this
" The m oclt is non-assessable, and 'the
ctnh payment toKctlier with your usree
meat to remain loyal to Ihe company
accepted bv the Company u
ment. If Ihe :oinpnny approves you as
a Btoekliold.'i'. It wantj none but loyal,
patriotic. Illierty-lovlnit citliens an It"
stocklu.l.lci-H. and therelore reservea tho
rielit to approve or reject any subscrip
tion to Its stock. U .you should not ho
improved your money will be pruinplll
U'tui nod to you. '
For Reference You can nine .j o...
er of the bl Mercantile AKeticiui
Kansas City. '
Special offer Ii Ji follows:
at
Kansas City
Kansas.
stoik as advertised per X opposite the
, , .5,000 SHARES
. . 10,000 SHARES
..20.000 SHARES
$100.00
$200.00
$360.00
Remitter.)
and State Address.)
.submitted,
ment after affidavit is made to tho
effect that the consignee inteodrtl th9
liquor for his own use. The suit yM
filed in a justice court by "J. Bell, A
barber. Dell's petition charged the
chief with "converting the liquor to
his own use."
During the past two months, since
he took the office, Chief Nicholu has
been seizing liquor shipments at the
Express stations, and holding same
! until the consignee made affidavit
that the liquor was intended for s
own consumption. Demand for hi3
j lor was made by Deil he says on
Jane 22, but that Nichols refused o
deliver it to him. Actual damage in
the sum of 5.32, the price of the
"Quor, Is asked. Punitive damages In
the sum of $10 are asked.
. ' '
0!d ipapeM be a Duncll at tae l.oaj"
, er
office.
Have The Leader delivered, 45c mo.
- 1
Tu
Russia tie standard as regards
height for military sen-ice begins at
r. leet for infantry and 5 feet 3 inches
for cavalry.
Bright Eyes
An active, healthy liver
that never shirka it
" work it reflected in your"
eyea which sparkle and
shine with the joy of life ";
watch your eyea in the
mirror and take " .
Tuft's Pills
at the firtt aign of duIU '
ncsa. At your druggiit,
augar coated or plain.
, mim ii nfnnri '" 1 1 j