Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 29 | [Untitled]

I Steam Shoveling 1 I for Oil 1 1 It lies millions of barrels of it H if "7:1;0se to the surface in the fa IK EMle and sand formations of M eastern Utah. You steam-shovel U tae sand, run it through a retort H and out pours the,.o:l. The proe- W is inexpensive the returns 'A v" M oa can own your own land, do l I?. own developing and take 'd ' Profits- Get in touch tl y-n us at once regarding our U Una2'lring Fh3le and Elnd p Wm. H. Child & Co. 1 EE0EEES. H Stock Exchange Building. fj k'V.v Fnon- Wasatch 4154. U jnce: Any Bank In Utah. MOUNTAIN and GULF I All Oil IhKIH! Uilll llio H)I, 'III i.'ll Valllc ill 1-MSOS llil'li ol' it, I () III .."' lill"Ji- il'0'i 'I'd Holding iixTo-jKi'd from t itn'- ( urgmiial ion A u;; u;,l , l!M7i, in three- ii.-lds, lo lioldm;:, in Iwidvc fields, iipproxiriiHtiiitf MiOU t-s, I'on-tno.-l. anion- 1l..-v; l-in Hi" 'H Cv.-tk (Wyoming), Tl'a'.slioolcr field (Kansas), llom.ia fi..dd ( Loui iiana , , Orl'-rui fi;ld 'T'.-xa-:;, I'aint Creek field (Kentucky), Powder lli'.er (Wyoming;, I'.aslroji M.uiiisiatia), San Carlo-; (Colorado). Actively engaged iu drilling on the Tisdale MriKture (Wyoming), Trapshootr-r I'ool CKldo-rado CKldo-rado 'Nlructure.j, in Kansas, Monroe Oil and Oas field at. I'.asl.rop, Louisiana, adjoining' ai'reage being' drilled by other companies at. Orlena, Te.as (recent report of o!l hhowiug I iu well), Paiutsville, Kentucky, and Ilourna, Louisiana. Officered by active, aRgressive oil men and geologists, who have been most proniinently B identified with the success!' ul development of several large field and successful oil companies. com-panies. DIRECTORS: K. C. Schuyler, President Merritt Oil Corporation. L. L. Aitken, President Midwest Oil Company. T. A. Dines, Vice President Midwest Refining Company. R. M. Aitken, President Mountain & Gulf Oil Company. C. A. Fisher, Consulting Geologist Midwest Refining Company. A. C. Gardner, Secretary-Treasurer Mountain & Gulf Oil Company. H. P. Way, Capitalist. CONSULTING GEOLOGISTS: C. A. Fisher, Denver, Colo. H. W. Lowrie, Jr., Denver, Colo. F. Julius Fohs, Tulsa, Okla. E. A. Ritter, Colorado Springs, Colorado. I Harold V. Prommel, Denver, Colo. a Limited offering at t0 cents per share. Wc unhesitatingly recommend the purchase of this stock. . ' 1 For further information wire, write or phone BARTON BROKERAGE COMPANY OIL SECURITIES. j Phone Wasatch 4010. 616 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, g 3 0 With regard to the Oil Industry and Mr. Youle, the Commercial and Fi- nancial World of New York says: I "The practical experience of one oil man covers almost the entire period l of the existence of this tremendous industry. This is Mr. W. E. Youle of Los Autreles. Although this gentleman will not be seventy years of age until ) next March, he has behind him more than fifty years of experience in the p I drilling and handling of oil wells. , "It was he that drilled the first oil-producing well in the now'' famous I Santa Clara district. Since then a splendid record of achievement has been -4 - set down to his credit. He is the 'Grand Old Man' of the American Oil In- 4 I dusiiy. and probably the highest living authority upon everything pertaining I I to oil well drilling and handling. Xo man in any line of business whatso- ever is more looked to or respected than he is." ? It was upon the report and advice of Mr. Youle that the directors of U I El Key-Wyoming Oil Co. selected the locations upon which the company was 'i incorporated. Bridger Valley, from present indications, is going to be the o ! biggest field in Wyoming. Come in and help us develop it. Our stock is ; now selling at 10 cents, but you may rest assured that real soon it will either advance in price qr be taken off the market. EL REY-WY0MING OIL COMPANY j P 321 KEARNS BUILDING, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. u G. F. Cunningham, Ogden Agent. I 1 : . I 0 Clements & Cook, Fiscal Agents, Clements & Cook, Fiscal Agents. E 321 Keams Bldg., Salt Lake, Utah. S21 Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake, Utah. h 3 Ocntlemen: fi GcTitlemen: inclosed find $ , as part (or full-) pav- n II Please mail mc vour free Map and theological . 13 Rnnrton the Bridger Vallev, Wro., oil field. meat for shares of the Capital A I RcPrt on Xtic Br 0" ' - ' Stock ot LI Key-Wyoming Oil Co., at 10c per share. t 1 ' . Sisued I Nam Address U If paynicut plan, send one-third with order and i p3 Address pav one-third each moath thereafter. 1 1 ! I . 1 WILL BUY 5000 Out West "Ser ! 1000 Monarch Mine Otter j 500 J. T. Clark M. 1- Tire be WILL SELL 50 Out West ..: 100 Out West 1 !J 1000 Out West j2e j -JO0 Big Indian 2C ! 1O0 Big Tn. tin" 4i1' I 100 Hecla Wyoming 100 Western Dams 1- -; ' 100 Elk Basiu I nited 1-c ) Int-Mtn. Mont J-C "00 Casper Kinbar 11, -:c j 100 Shiloh 100 Jupiter 1(JC j 100 United Fet J? I 1000 Kmpiro O. & G . . . 1 ac ! 000 Rexford Oil 'C. j 1000 Horseshoe ' 500 Interstate. 10'' 1000 Bull Moose. 1000 Eureka. Silver It j Blocks can he divided to suit. j ! OUR TIP OUT WEST WE ARE THE OIL BROKERS , j UTAH-WYOMING BROKERAGE i ! COMPANY : 217, Atlas Block. Phone Wat, 5810. . -i Pise Flotation 61s Pine Oils, Pine Tar, , Turpentine. Creosote. Tar Oils, Cable Coating, and Disinfectants Stocked at ' Culmer Oil Company GEORGIA PINE TURPENTINE CO. OF NEW YCRK Box 1994. Salt Lake. Was. 1812. S. S. SK.ELTON, Western Mgr. . Vis y 0 ill II liwHOp for the asking. Call or write J. ENGLE, 122 Son.th Main Street, Salt Lake City. Flotation fit? q FINE TAR PRODUCTS , I ROSIN, PINE OILS ; WOOD TURPENTINE I Manufactured by YARYAN ROSIN & TURPENTINE CO. WAREHOUSE STORAGE CO SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Phone Was. 473. P. 0. Bos 776. ! Agants and Distributors. J Samples on Request. TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL