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MEDFORp- MAIL' TCTBim, MEDFORP, OREGON. SlTURDXY. JANUARY -12, 1924 IED STATEMENT AND OLOGICAL FACTS GEK.TIF GE Of Geological Formations in and Medford and Ashland in the Rogue River Valley Near f S--M-: .f.v! :;-V..i; :i.m To vnora this may concern : THIS 18 TO CERTIFY THAT, The undersigned have carefully surveyed, checked and examined the structures in anld valley, and find the same to be ol the same kind and nature that Is producing oil and gas In paying quan tities In the great gaa and oil fields of the world; ' -r '-.,.- 41? And, tliat the ol) shale here found Is to p'regnated with -oil that It Is more thai! evident that there Is a great body ol oil and gas somewhere In this val ley (hat is. feeding these mountains of laid oil shale; ' And, that the anticlines, oil domes, Inlets, Incisures, traps, nature of the shale and general geological forma tions all give the very best evidence of ope of the great oil and gas fields; And the t the ".fcroiges found In many places In this vallev and In the water wells give every sign that there Is. a great body of oil and gas In said val ley; -' ... . , And. Hint tile cal'w;ilch is found In uid vallev In such great quantities is in nlly that it gives further proof that I there In an ocean of oil in said vallev peer tremenuous gas pressure sum-i, dent to force sain on tnus into sum bale; '; ' nrf.-'ths the nil wel, now being drilled bv Colonel J. F MuhdV known Janilhe Trlgonla Oil Welt;" Is ran' edge well but on the structure' and' has ev ery chance to become .atj.almost any lime a good and paying producer of high gradp naraftne base oil sufficient lo prove that this Is a great oil field: And." that, said 611 well Is already town to about twenty-four hundred nd lhat exnert drillers are now in charge of Bald well and that they have In only a few weeks since they took charge underrlmmed said well down to twenty-one hundred and seventy, pre paring it for getting the casing and shutting off all water and thus get ting It ready to drill into the oil. pool which might be but a few feet from where they are now drilling; And, thai' .there' is alroafry sufficient paraflne oil and gas showings In said well to1 give, 'the very best assurance ot a commercial pll well being brought In there at almost any time;".'.. . And, that tW'unfierslgned have suf ficient faith In bald field and well thai they have , Undertaken to assist said Mr. Mun'dy. In finishing said well, and that they are 'now therefore - supnll meeting all of the certificates of the Trlgonla Oil .Company, with guaran d certlftoateui rif the Guaranty OH Company- of Oretton. thus, guarantee ing every1 dbUa'r. Invested necessary to finish' said oil .well and -bring It Into Ml production" t the earliest possible dale;, 1 -;: .i.- ,' '-, f -W'tlisl fell -who desire'to see this well, finished 'hn an .oil field opened: "P in thin ' talleyj haye now the oppor tunity t'4' assist in- so doingand for "ry hnndtail dollfli-s Invested, re-. celvs Interest In, the oil well now be-. 'farmed n this -valley, all, land con nected therewith and fiill Interest .in ,lhe tlx thousand -acres of the Guar J"1? Oil Company and Uie two wells eln$ drilled by said company . at Eu fene and Cottage Grove; and in addl l"n to aald groat . Interest having said '"estment, fUllv guaranteed Certi "ed to this1 7th day of Tonnary. 1924. SAOE & OLSON UROTHERS. and GUARANTY OIL CO. , ' OP ORfcGON. , . By David Eugene Olson. ,. . President, ftr any further Information, write "ie Guaranty Oil Co., of . Oregon at "Sens, or write or phone David Eu ffne Olson, at the Holland Hotel. Med JJ. or the Ashland Hotel. ABhland. CERTIFIED DOCUMENT llol LA o-i.i. u.tknrf.. Em- --I BMU 9.IVILII It IT' - - - P'oyed by Sage and Olson Brothers the Guaranty Oil Co. of Oregon, ln Locating Oil. ; - ; -.' t . ' 0 hom this may concern: THIS ig yo CERTIFY THAT, the lgned httTe for mally yCars trav " among the oil fields of America. " careful study of Petroleum Ge- "irciuiugy, tutu rurowu.". that. In said studies they have "-ed what can be known of neces r "ntlelihes, slnclincs, monoclines. sw . ,nle," outlets, inclosures. "- typography, seepages. Oligocene , .11011008, marine rocas, Pleocene and all . other Geo 21 formations with the many pro- . mi nuaas necessary 10 w SSiS?1!. make. u p52fr nr"i !..--" vi oecoming a pji..b. ,,c,g Oil field,, , . , "4 that,, with all of this knowledge - uunmn.t i . i .inn an hlui 'UiauuU llltJ UIIUCI OlD"WM felt the need of a better and safer method and Bystem. and therefore we did persistently continue traveling, searching, and experimenting in the midst of Innumerable oil derricks, wet and dry, small and big pumping and gusher oil wells. And that, the undersigned discovered that no instrument or machine or ma chines then in use could absolutely be relied U(xn to be 100 per cent accurate at all times. And that, the . undersigned hereby positively certify that only within the last eighteen months have they really succeeded In discovering and perfect ing a scientific method for locating oil, gas and mineral, and scientifically dif ferentiating between the one or the other. ... . '. : . . ...... . And that, In literally thousands of tests made amongst literally thou sands ot derricks In most of the great oilfields In America, said method has proven 100 per cent- correct and sci entifically accurate as to where oil, gas, and minerals could or could not be discovered In paying Quantities. And that, the undersigned positively ptate that they can be taken to any oil field or oil derrick anywhere In the world and without any previous know ledge of the same, correctly tell whether or not it Is on an oil structure,' oil vein, or oil pool, and whether or not it Ib at that time a paying oil well or whether or not it can ever become, a commercial producer. i . ' And that, the following letter Is only one of many evidences of the certainty of what we here certify to be the all solute facts which can be relied upon by anyone interested in the same. '.. , Certified to this 7th day of January, 1924. SAGE & OLSON BROTHERS, ..' and OTTARANTY OIL CO. OF OREGON. , By David Eugene Olson. President. For any further information, write the Guaranty Oil Co.. of Oregon at Eugene, or .write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel. Med ford, or the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, Ore. - f ,'.'. '.'.' ' Kosse. Texas.. March 20, 1923. Mr. W. F. Nelson, Gordon, Texas. , Dear Friend: This will Introduce to you my friend. David E Olson, of Minneapolis and San Francisco. I am sending him to you with a view of gaining some knowledge regarding your field. I believe he can solve your ntnblem over there. We' have succeeded in unravelln? the mvsterles here I have more than one hundred proofs throughout Texas, and Califor nia that his machine tells the story 100 per pent right. If the work Is done carefully; Mr. Myrln. of the Sun Com pany, has been with us for several days and has become thoroughly con vinced, and we are starting two we la within a-week on locations made b 01(s!gned) ''ELMER a JOHNSON. Vice Pres. American Eagle petroleum Company. GEOLOGICAL INDICATIONS OF OIL That Show the Value of the-Guaranty ni,it nlMn-lr and How Oil Company unmny it was Scientifically Discovered. To Whom it may concern: elsewnnre ,, h. In ana near -.... of Oregon. ve-men- And that, out r7,n crB Guaraniy v,. .,. on ages nave u.. ly found derful showing . " only m me - - ufes are plainly visible. Lrcr.rCny"tf rrdkThe water from the rsorhattwburnUthesur. face. . . ,t. ,.n wells shells, oyster sliells, marine and Mlo cene shells with Oligocene sea forma tions have been discovered ln large quantities, showing that - even these highest oil domes were once the ocean bed and have been pushed up by In ternal gas pressure, caused by said oil .until these shells have been shoved to the very top of said domes. And that, as far as we have drilled the oil well at Eugene, we have passed through the Oligocene sea formation, the marine and Miocene shales and shells, the regular oil crystals, the green. and blue oil shale with some regular copper showings, and have already passed through 400 feet of par affine wax red bed oil shale and hnve already pierced four indicative oil Bands carrying a sufficient amount of high grade paraffine Petroleum to ab solutely tell the story that there must be. a great body .and pool of live oil nearby underneath the same with suf ficient gas pressure to force so much of It bo high ip lnto said oil dome. And that, as far as the well haB been drilled at Cottage Grove, or down to a depth of about 400 feet, the same formations and Indications have been encountered, showing that we are on the same or Blmilar oil formation struc ture. . '''-',:,.;. And that, Every formation of every kind and nature. Including the hard and deep oapplngs through which we have passed, all Indicate and give the best possible assurance of the certain ty of striking high grade- oil in pay ing quantities in the very near future, yes, almost at any unexpected hour. .. : And that, the . general Geological typography of Willamette . Valley. . In closed as It is between the Coast Range and the Cascades with Its many unmentioned Geological earmarks of a coming oil field are so manifest that at least thirty oil companies are now operating or beginning operations In drilling for oil In the State of Oregon, most of which are at work within these mountain ranges, all of. which have .been encouraged and advised by the best, possible Geologists and Geol ogical authorities obtainable before they thus began spending such large sums of-money. ' .. - Certified to this 7th day of January, 1924. ,- . SAGE ft OLSON BROTHERS, and GUARANTY OIL CO.! ,..' ; OF OREGON. 'By David Eugene Olson, "'. ;" .' . - . . ...... .President. For any further information, write the Guaranty Oil Co., of Oregon at Eugene, or write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel, Med ford, or the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, Ore. , -' .. ''-- been brought about through the dis covery of an Aturla augnstata, a form of Bea life related to the pearly nauti lus, In a railroad cut Just east of Eu gene." . , , . The Suthorlln Sun of April 13, 1923: "Geologists Believe Oil Will be Uncov ered In This Valley. D. C. Livingston, Professor, of Geology, Oregon Agricul tural College, and Robert Campbell, Geologist of national reputation, state that same geological conditions exlHt here as are found in oil-producing fields." . D. C. Livingston Bays: "Oil may be discovered at any time In Oregon." Mr. Campbell says: "In my career of over thirty years as a geologist, I have examined many proven oil fields of the world. The same geological conditions existing In Oregon are pro ducing oil In other places. Why not In Oregon?" ' i i state with a grand old man at its head, with all living conditions ideal, and with untold wealth lying underneath the surface In petroleum and mineral deposits." ! : GEOLOGICAL INDICATIONS OF OIL IN AND NEAR EUGENE Mrs. Carrie I-elberg ' of Berkeley, Cal., says in a letter of May 1, 1923: .M... i.efhnrtr. mv into husband, an au thority on Geology, always maintained that Eugene was underlain ny a vast deposit of oil." In art Oil Report by C. L. Cofer. Terrestrial Wave Expert of Hooker. Cal., Bays: "From crossing your land from east to west my Wave Detector for mineral oil of 42 gravity determines that there exists three well defined, large- thick stratas of productive GiiBher Oil sands that will, when drilled into, shoot out millions of bar rels of liquid wealth." . - . Eugene, Orei. June 14,. 1923. To Whom it May Concern: ruta in in for if v that the' under signed was engaged by JO. C. Wilfert in the capacity or loreman in excavat ing for the College Hill reservoir, and that during these said excavations we found about ten feet underground in said reservoir, numerous varieties of clam shells, among which we also found a star-fish.. (Signed) CLARK H. DAY. " Eugene Dally Guard, May 11, 1923. (Roseburg News-Review): "Six months ago there were but three or four oil operations under way . -. ac cording to the statements made by .Geologists who have examined the ter ritory there are indications that there is a big deposit ot oil which, It is ex pected, will be tapped by the wells now being drilled." These companies have all ben encouraged by Geologists. Oregon Dally Emerald of May 8. 19'3 says: "Signs of Sea Life Found in'Eugene." Geologists discover relics of Archaic seas. . Definite correlation of the Eugene sandstone with the Oligocene formations of Astoria has We have In our possession hundreds of letters written to us from all parts of Willamette Valley, containing testi monials to the fact that seepages and surface Indications have been discov ered and are still to be seen by any one who may be directed to them by those who know where they are. THE PENSYLVANIA PACIFIC OIL COMPANY, with headquarters in Pitta burg, Pa., a powerful organization with strong and responsible men constitut ing Its board of managers, has recent ly Issued a printed statement in which they declare: i . "We believe the Pacific Northwest Is destined to become the greatest oil and gas field ever developed, accord ing to the opinion and written state ments made by experienced oil and gas men, as well as high-class geologi cal authorities. The . eyes of oildom are now centered upon this part of the country, and it is an open secret that very extensive development work will be under vay In the near future. Banking syndicates, representing pow erful corporations . of oil producers, have been negotiating for largo blocks of leoRes, and we have been ap proached by a representative of a prominent New York banking firm to turn over 1,500,000 acres of leases for their clients." In another statement, also Issued by this company, they stale that: "Two prominent geologists have stated over their signatures: 'No oil field In the world could be predicted with greater certainty until actual pro ducing wells have been brought in. The extent of the field also places It as probably one of the very greatest In the whole country.'"' A prominent oil expert, and head driller, who has hnd twenty-four years of experience ln the oil fields, has stat ed In a letter written to Dr; David Eu gene Olson, that: , "From what I have seen of', the known oll-bearlng shales and anti clines and slnclines, together with the general topography of the Willamette Valley, anyone is amply justified in drilling for oil here." . . In a letter written to David Eugene Olson, dated June 22, 1923, W. A. Sage, of San Francisco, an experienced oil operator, certifies that: "The lands held under lease by the Guaranty Oil Company near Eugene have been examined by my expert, Mr. Howard A. Hurlburt, as to their oil con tents, and he pronounces them. In his opinion, good for very productive wells, and predicts that the well at Eugene will come in with over 1000 barrels a day of the very highest grav ity of oil." Robert F.. Campbell, Geologist and a graduate from the best ; American technical schools and alno from the mineralogy and paleontology, and ge ology, at Edinburgh University, with thirty-two years' experience In the oil fields ln a letter dated Sept.. 1, 1928. declares:" "Oregon Is fortunate In more ways than one by reason of activities at Eu gene. I might write a lengthy techni cal report as to the period of time In which the uplift occurred, .name the different formations exposed, tell of the different kinds of petroleum struc tures, and enter Into the study of pale ontology, and give the analysis of the different sands exposed. I might class ify the fossil life, and determine the age. But suffice It to say that the formations which have already , been drilled through show the possibilities for the discovery of oil In Oregon." We also have in oar possession maps issued by the Geological Depart ment of Washington. D. C, where these domes, anticlines, slnclines, monoclines, and quadrangles, and geological structures can be clearly seen, thus scientifically . mapped out and outlined. We are not therefore surprised that the Geological report Is sued In 1896-96 revised IB 1897. de Clare tbat "Oregon l a wonderful ORGANIZATION OF THE GUARAN TY OIL CO. Of Oregon, and the Personnel of its Officers and Directors. To whom It may concern: ' THIS IS TO CERTIF .' THAT; Dr. Jus. S. McCnllum, Manager of tho Se attle Bible College, and former pr.Btor. or tne Kngene First Christian Church, tho man who erected lis present great ana magnificent church building; Dr Victor E. Hoven, Professor In Eugene Bible University; Prof. Cyrus llersoll Hohgatt, Dean of the School of Music. of Eugene Bible University, anil Music Ulrector of the First Christian Church once President of a large bank ln Chl go; W. A. Sage, an expert and expe rienced oil operator; Judge Jesse G. Wells: Dr. David Eugene Olson, found er of the International Christian Bible College, and for ten years General Secretary of the Christian Americani zation Movement, and one of the men who have helped to discover a scien tific method for locating oil: Carl Aa ron Olson, a careful, conservative and successful business man, once a mem ber of the Washington Legislature,, af ter learning and discovering a won derful oil field in Willamette Valley in and near Eugene, with infinite pos siblllt.es; unanimously decided that these yet undeveloped resources should be given to the people of the State of Oregon and the (treat wealth to be do- ' rived therefrom dedicated to the Great Cause of Christian Civilization. And that, they therefore organized and Incorporated what Is now known as the Guaranty Oil Co., of Ore., with headquarters In Eugene, In which said David Eugene Olson was selected as I Its President W. A. Sage, Vice Pres- I Ident; "Carl Aaron Olson. Sep.' - and Treasurer; Cyrus. , Hersell Hohgatt, : Business Manager; Dr. Jas. S. McCal lum, Chairman of the Finance Com I mittee; Dr. -Victor E. Hoven, Chairman of Trustees: Judge Jesse G. Wells, of Wells & Wells. Attorneys, as Legal Advisory Member,-and member of Fi nance Committee. And that, said Dr. Jas. S. McCallum was thus appointed as Chairman of the Finance Committee by Judge W. E. Crews, Corporation Commissioner, of the State of Oregon. And that, said officers went before the Security Commission, of the State of Oregon, and from the Corporation Commissioner. Judge W. E. Crews re ceived state rights to so organize and incorporate Bald Guaranty Oil Co., of Oregon, with a total capitalization of 1500,000.00 divided Into 5,000 shares of fully paid up . non-assessable' capital stock. And that, $300,000.00 of said canltal stock was by said Corporation Com missioner, placed in the reserve for said Guaranty Oil Co.. sublect to the disposal thereof by the Corporation Commissioner. And that, State rights were granted to sell the remaining 2.000 shares at $100 a share, par value for cash, or Its equivalent In good notes, payable with in ninety days. And that, snld W. A. Sage and Olson Bros, have placed upon said certifi cates a written and signed guarantee which binds all their assets, resources and estates, which should, from a con servative estimate, be worth at least 1 .000.000.00; to within two years from the date of said certificate or certifi cates, refund lo any holder of said Guaranty Oil Co. stock shares certifi cates, the total amount of Investment represented by tho same, with eight per cent interest from the date of snld certificates, If for any reason the hold er thereof should not within said time be satisfied with said investment. - Certified to this 7th day of January, 1924. ' SAGE & OLSON BROTHERS, and GUARANTY OIL CO. OF OREGON. ' . - t By David Eugene Olson. President. For any furthor Information, write the Guaranty Oil Co., of Oregon at Eugene, or write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel, Med ford, or the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, Ore. - , ,- :.., ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE GUAR. . ANTY OIL COMPANY OF : OREGON . To whom this msv concern: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT: In only a few months since the Guaranty Oil Company was organized and incor porated, the following definite .things have been accomplished: . First: Six thousand acros of scien tifically selected and most valuable oil land leases bare been formed Into a Guaranty Oil Company Drilling Block. Second: About $100,000.00 worth of standard oil well drilling machinery with full equipment has been assem bled and established In two standard one hundred foot derricks on Bald land. Third: The oil well at Cottage Grove has been drilled down to about 400 feet in only seven weeks and the Eugene well la now nearlng the 1,000 foot mark. Fourth: Larger drilling equipment has recently been purchased as neces Bary for the deeper drilling which will enable Uie drillers to, from now on, proceod with great rapidity. Fifth! Over three hundred and fifty certificate holders have been enlisted as friends and real helpers who have so far enabled the Guaranty Oil Co., of Oregon to promptly iay for all of the above operations and equipment. , And that, so far all ot the above op erations have been successfully .car ried on without $1.00 of salary being paid to any of its officers or directors for any work done ln such capacity. And that, it is the solemn purpose ot the Directors and officers of Bald Guaranty Oil Co., to honestly and ef ficiently push Raid drilling operations to a speedy nnd complete consumma tion. And that, the officers ami directors as sincere men, having a good name- nnu reputation to perpetuate, Boiemniy bind themselves to In every way pos sible give all certificate holders an honest and efficient administration of all of the affairs so as to result in the largest possible returns to all Invest ors and to the great cause of Christian- certificate holders and members of the Guaranty Oil Co.. of Oregon. ' And that, if the six thousand acre block of the Guaranty Oil Co., of Ore gon when oil Is discovered ln Oregon, or on said drilling block, should only become worth the minimum of. we say. only $1,000.00 an acre, it would make every hundred dollars Invested worth $1,200.00. - And that. If said drilling block should go as high as oil lands generally do la the known oil fields of the world, it would make every hundred . dollars worth so many, thousands that it Is Im possible for any of the present certifi cate holders to realize that it is pos sible for such Investments to bo great ly Increase. - . , i. And that, it la a fact that in many oil fields, oil land near where oil wells have been brought in, have become worth and easily sold for frtm tea; twenty, fifty to one hundred thousand dollars an acre. - - - . ; , And that. If the friends of Oregon's future development had - no Interest whatsoever ln said development- and had no desire to In any way aid or help In said development and . were ' only looking at this matter purely from an Investment standpoint. It would be dif ficult for them to find any business In which they could invest - a - small amount where there were greater pos slblllties for largo , returns. .a; v. r. . Certified to this 7th day of January, ' SAGE & OLSON BROTHERS.-- ! and GUARANTY OIL CO. , OF OREGON. v . i By David Eugene Olson, ' ' ; ' President. For any further Information,' write Civilization, to which David Eugene the Guaranty Oil Co.. of Oregon at uugene. or write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel. Med ford, or the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, Ore. . ' '.-,.' Olson and Carl Aaron Olson have sol emnly pledged all surplus earnings. Certified to this 7th day of January, 1924. SAGE & OLSON- BROTHERS, and GUARANTY OIL CO; , OF OREGON. ; -. By David Eugene Olson, President. For any further Information, write the Guaranty Oil Co . of Oregon at Eugene, or write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel, Med ford; or the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, Ore. ; . ASSETS AND RE80URCES Which Serve as Backing For the Guar antee! on the Certificates Issued by , the Guaranty Oil Co, of Oregon. To whom this may concern: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT:; Sage and Olson Brothers whose re sources and assets are - solemnly pledged and bound on the guarantees of the certificates Issued by the Guar nnty Oil Co., of Oregon, have, own and control: ., . First: A large Interest In thousands of acres of most valuablo oil, gas and mineral lands In the Stnte of Califor nia, on which one well Is now produc ing nnd six other wells are now being drilled, several of which are now near lng completion. And that: A large 2,000 barrel gush er has recently been brought In adjoin ing said holdings on one of the same structures upon which said wells are being drilled proving up the value of Bald properties which should In the near future bring millions in return. And that: They also own and con trol large Interests In five oil wells being drilled on thousands of acres of most valuable oil land In the State of Texas, upon which a 40,000,000 gasser has recently boen brought In, which when gotten under complete control nnd on the market, should be worth at least $1,000,000.00. And that, they also own and . con trol large Interests in thousands of acres in the . State of Wyoming on which three oil wells are now being drilled, one of which Is almost com- pleted. . And that. In all of the above-men tioned wells every Indication goes to show that they all stand every chance to come In large and paying producers. And that, they also own and control over 50.000 acres of leases In the State of Oregon, which with what interest they have in the Guaranty OH Com pany of Oregon, should with the dis covery of oil in this state, be. worth many million dollars. - And that, said land and interes. an above referred to have every opportun ity to within the very near future be come worth more millions than what It Is possible for those to realize who have not had experience with the rap- Id development and Increase In values of valuable oil land, leases and hold ings. And that, all of said resources and assets are. In the certificates now be ing Issued, solemnly pledged and bound to Id every way possible protect all t- INVESTOR'S INTEREST AND POS. ' ' , 8IBILITIE8 To whom It may concern: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT! For every Hundred Dollars invested with the Guaranty Oil Company of Oregon, Uie guaranteed certificate holder has one Bhare Interest with said Corporation in all present and future values of Its 6.000 acre drilling block, all oil, gas or mineral discovered there on. .. . - And that, said certificate holder alea has said Interest in the two oil welU now being drilled by said. Corporation, and all oil, gas, or minerals discovered In them, or all cash receipts accruing therefrom. . And that, said certificate holder rial said Interest in all other oil wells which the Ouaranty OH Co., ot Oregon may drill In the entire state of Ore gon for all time to come. : -i And that, the certificate holders of ' said Ouaranty Oil Companyof Oregon, have now the controlling Interest la said Guaranty OH Company. v - -k '.. . And that, the Corporation Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, each month and whenever he deems It ad visable, sends a man to the office ot the said Guaranty OH Company, who fully Inspects all the books, re-eords, accounts, assets, liabilities,, business) and business management of Said Com pany, so as to In every way possible, protect every Interest of. all . certifi cate holders and owners of Interest In said Guaranty Oil Company of Oregon. And that. It is the plan of said Com nany to regularly have an annual meet ing of all. the certificate holders and owners of Interest In the Guaranty Oil Co., of Oregon, where each one may have a voice in the business manage ment of Its affairs , for the ensuing year. . ' . . , ",.-.' -. ' . And that, the three hundred and eighty certificate holders and owners of Interest hereby heartily invite yoi$. to join with them In opening up one of the greatest oil fields of America la our beloved and beautiful State of Ore gon, and hope that yau may see the golden opportunity that Is now yours to get In with all ot these on .the ground floor and therefore reap the first and best fruits from the first bar vest which always yields the largest dividends to the certificate bolder be fore said shares haye Increased from 1100.00 tmr value, to. as they aro nits to do, over $1,000.00 In the Very Bear future. " - 4- Certified to this 7th day of January,, 1924. : . '..U- SAOB & OLSON BROTftERS, ; -and GUARANTY OIL CO. ; OF OREGON. By David Eugene Olsoa, , President For any further Information,.- writ the Guaranty OH Co., ot Oregon U Eugene, or write or phone David Eu gene Olson, at the Holland Hotel. Med ford. or the Ashland Hotel, Ashlandj Ore, 'i