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' BnTTWTV1UiiIr1"l"'l1Ha,e''l''',lUrll'w "!MIIIIIII IBIIIH III' I'Mjmt WWIMmjiM.wwMiii iw J" r, J J 1 1" Will Be Espaid for Their Work. : j Women everywhere suffer from kid- j ney trouble haekache, rheumatic I rain.", swollen and tender muscles, stiff 5 joints l.nd it is to he!--, those who suf- I for as she did that Mrs. '. J. Ellis, Silo Sth av?., Sinx Falls, S. D., writes: I "I feel s"re if any on befhe'-ed as I r ;va? will i;tvc loiev Kidney Pilic a fair I trial Ihoy will be, repaid for their work. J It seem? foolish to neglect an ailment E when thrtro ?s such 8 remeiiy to be : I had.'7 They correct bladder disturb-' ances, too. Schramm-Johnson, Drug-s. ; I Five v5) Good Stores. i TREMENDOUS PRODUCTION EXPECTED : ''A scramble Doarlv pqual to (be famous trold rush of '49 is now taking plaee in the FOWDKR KIVER OIL FIKJA). Tho busy hum of men, the constant whir of drills, feverish fever-ish haste, intenso excitement all signify tremendous activities in the newest, of V.yoming oil fields. Rigs, tools and casings are being rushed to the ground to guard against, claim-jumpine claim-jumpine and possible government withdrawals." Casper Press, September 2". 1017. "Thousands of dollars are being made, overnight by investors in Ihe Wyoming oil j fields. A well is struck in au hitherto undeveloped field, instantly other drilling outfits are j at work near by, new companies spring into being and stock which was worth a few cents begins to be quoted in dollars." Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colo., of Sunday, September Sep-tember 2, 1917. ANNOUNCEMENT -OF OFFERING 500,000 Shares Capital Stock, Treasury Allotment CASPER-EMBAR PETROLEUM COMPANY Price, !7e Net Capital Stock, $1,000,000; Par Value 'of Shares, 25c Each, All Common Stock. .$500,000 stock in treasury. $500,000 stock issued and held in escrow by the Casper Trust Co. The company has no indebtedness or liabilities of any kind whatever. ' TREASURY. .STOCK ISSUE At 10 o'clock a. m., September 17, 1917, at the. offices of the Casper Trust Co., Casper Wyo., subscription lists will be open to application for 500,000 shares capital stock of the treasury holdings of the Casper-Embar Petroleum Co., at the, price of ITU" per share net. , The lists will remain open until midnight, September 30. 1917, or be closed earlier and with- out further notice, at the discretion and by the action of the Casper Trust Co. The privilege priv-ilege is reserved solely to the Casper Trust Co. to reject, pro rate or allot any or all ap-! ap-! plications received. CASPER-EMBAR PETROLEUM HOLDINGS We are informed the company now owns or controls over 4000 acres of choice oil and gas leases in the great Powder River oil field. We are informed this is the largest area owned by any corporation or individual in-dividual operating in this field. Among these holdings are the following: South 2 of southwest Ji of section 84, township 41 north, range 8 west of 6 P. M.; east Vrt section 5, township 41 north, range SI west of 6 P. M. ; southeast l section 8. township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. M.; northeast H section 17, township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. M.; southeast Vi section 30, township 40 north, range 82 west of 6 P. M.j southeast 14 section 12, township 41 north, range SI west of 6 P. M. ; north y2 section 12, township 41 north, range SI west of 6 P. M.: all of section 36, township 42 north, range 81 w-est of 6 P. M.; south-cast south-cast 3i of northeast , section 11, township 41 north, range SI west of 6 P. M.; east Vj of southeast quarter section 11, township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. Ji.; southwest Vt of southeast 14 soctiou 11, town- . ship 41 north, range 81 west of 6 '. M.; west y2 of southwest Vi section 1, township 41 north, range 81 west 'of 6 P. M.; southeast of southeast H section 2, township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. M.; northeast Vi of northeast. Vi section 11, township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. M.; northwest U of northwest north-west section 11, township 41 north, range 81 west of 6 P. M. WELLS' DRILLING ADJOINING CASPER-EMBAR PETROLEUM COMPANY HOLDINGS We are informed that wells are being drilled, or preparations made to drill, wells, by companies and operators on properties adjoining Casper-Embar Petroleum Company hold- " ings as follows : 1 Western Exploration Company, reported controlled by the Midwest Company.' . 2 .Jupiter Company and Hecla-Wyoming, joint account. 3 Tobin Interests. i Western Exploration Company and at least six more operators are also drilling here or preparing 'to drill. POWDER RIVER GEOLOGY fa) U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin No. 471, 1910, Carroll Wegemaun, contains: "The area under consideration" (Powder River Dome), ''in townships 40, 41, 43 north, range 81 west, and portions in adjoining townships," "The whole structure is a duplicate of the anticline at Salt Creek." Note At the time of this report there was no production from Salt Creek. At the present time a production estimated at 30,000 barrels per day. is coming from Salt Creek. (b) Petroleum series, Bulletin yNTo. 4, University of Wyoming, April, 1901, by the late Wilbur C. Knight: '.'This field"" (Powder River Dome) "must be considered one of the best in Wyoming. The structural features are ideal." (c) Geological report, June 16, 1917, J. AV. Hudson, California Geologist, contained: ' "I consider the Great Powder River Dome a perfect structure, enjoying the advantages of shallow territory, inexpensive drilling, fine natural physical conditions. I can see no reason rea-son why the dome should not develop into a very prolific oil field." .1 (d) Geological report, July 16, 1916, by Dr. Howard Evans Elliott: "I consider the Tisdale Dome" (local name for Powder River Dome) "the most perfect structure and worthy of development. There is not a single record of failure in Wyoming where a perfect dome structure has been drilled with proper geological conditions existing as they do upon this - structure." ' (e) Bulletin No. 12, State Geologist of. Wyoming, L. W.1 Trumbull, contains: "Up to the present time every structure drilled" (in Wyoming) "has proved to be a reservoir." OFFICERS The President, Colonel Sam Newhouse of Salt Lake City. Colonel Newhouse is a figure of international prominence in financial affairs pertaining pertain-ing to western empire building. Some of the large and profitable minin-g and developing ventures, in the west have been conceived and carried to a successful conclusion by Colonel Newhouse and his associates. , The Consulting Field Manager, Sid Keoughan. Mr. Keoughan has probably enjoyed more success jn directing the drilling of Wyoming oil wells than auy other oil well contractor. He has broken records iu drilling wells both for speed and low cost. x The Counsel. Hon. Fred Ha mm on, Casper; Hon. A. J. Weber, Salt Lake City; Hon. W. TI. King, U. S. senate, we are informed constitute the attorneys who will a-t as counsel for the. company. PURPOSES OF THE COMPANY It is tho aim of the company to develop the maximum of oil product inn from the extensive ex-tensive oil lands now owned or later acquired on the great Powder River Dome, in the fjtate of Wyoming, and extend operations from time to time as deemed progressive and advisable, ad-visable, and for these purposes the proceeds from tho sale of the present treasury stock offered of-fered -will be used. DRILLING OPERATIONS We are informed the company is planning the immediate drilling of wells, sites for which are now being selected by the. operating and geological heads. We anticipate the Casper-Embar Petroleum Company will shortly rank among the heaviest drillers in the field. We furthermore expect wells will be drilled in record time and at minimum cost. LISTING OF STOCK Application will be made by the Casper Trust Co. to list, the issue on the Wyoming-Montana Wyoming-Montana Oil Exchange in Casper, and other exchanges as decided upon. The said applica- '. tion will be made within 30 days from closing of subscription lists herein mentioned. METHOD OF APPLICATION We susro-esf reservations be made promptly, as we believe the offprint' will be oversubscribed. over-subscribed. So far as fairness will permit, '. is the intention to accept subscriptions in order received. Full payment for slock applied for should be forwarded to the Casper Trust Co., Casper, Wyoming, promptly, or, if preferred, stock will bo forwarded, bank draft attached. Casper Trust Company, Casper, Wyoming The Casper Trust Company has authorized the following brokers to receive applications applica-tions for stock of this allotment: Newbold & Co., Colorado Springs, Denver, Colo. Ralph A.. Badger k Co., 33 Main St., Salt Lako Ontwest Brokerage & Investment Co., Denver, City. Colo. E. N. Sapford & Co., Republic Building, Kansas A E. McGUshen, Colorado Building. Trinidad, Colo. City. Mo. Wm. A. Davidson & Co., Casper, Wyo. Herzig, Steele & Co.. Sheridan. Wyo. C. A. Sneider, Sheridan. Wyo. Wyoming Oil Erokerage, Cheyenne, Wyo. H. B. Cole, Stock Exchange Building, Salt Laks R. W. Brown, 1.'J05 Wsldheira Building, Kansas Citv. City. Mo. Antom'des & Co., First National Bark Building, Ross Lewin. '704 The Rookery. Chicago, 111. Denver, Colo. E. N. McNeal & Co., 134 LnSalle St.. Chicago, 111. Dyer & Co., First National Bank Building, Den- J. D. Blue. Jr.. Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. " ver, Colo. C. L. Elass & Co., Vandorgraf Building, Pitts-j Pitts-j w. H. Child & Co., Exchange Building, Salt Lake burg. Fa.. J City. Dc-r t: Thema?, Kevhouse Building, Salt Lake i Evans-Morris- Whitney Co., Exchange Building, City. Salt Lake City. Wyoming-Montana Public Oil Exchange, Casper, C. S. Herzig Co., Boston Building, Salt Lake Citv. ' Wvo. j Badger Brothers, 160 South Main St., Salt Lak People's Oil Exchange, Denver. Colo, j City. Dutton, Staley & Co., Casper, Wyo. 1 t 'W.' J |