anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-09

SEEKS RECOVERY OF DAMAGES TO AUTO RESULT OF ACCIDENT Action to collect $125 for damages to his car as the result of a collision April 6, was brought into the Santa Ana justice court this morning by B. Harmon of Santa Ana. Frederick J. Engel of Anaheim is named as defendant in the suit. According to testimony given by Harmon, the accident occurred at the intersection of Third and Sycamore streets, in Santa Ana. Engel, Harman declares, drove his car in a reckless manner, and at a speed in violation of the law. The rear wheel, tire, axel, and several parts were damaged in the collision. SantaFe Summer Excursions Cheap Fares to Los Angeles—San Diego Flagstaff—Grand Canyon and many other points On Sale Daily—Return limit three months; not to exceed October 31, 1921. And Week End Rates—on sale Fridays and Saturdays, return limit, fifteen days. Also Back East Excursions On Sale Daily—June 15 to August 15 Return limit three months—not to exceed October 31 Ask Santa Fe Agent N. J. 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The Keeler Oil company has been making some excellent progress at No. 2 but has been slowed down with a fishing job. A twist off in the hard sand at 3060 caused the trouble. No. 1 is drilling at 3145 in hard sand. The Potter Oil company is making good time drilling its No. 2. At 3075 the hard sand has slowed the drill, but the well is going along nicely. The Pan-American was unable to fish out a lost bailer at 3315 and is now drilling it up. A floating joint of casing has added to the difficulties of the hole. At 3456, the Petroleum Midway's Baldwin No. 9 a deep well is looking exceedingly good, and gives reason to believe that some of the big production gotten by the Standard on the adjoining property will be obtained by the Petroleum Midway. Work has resumed on Germain No. 1-B and redrilling is now at 3506. The Standard Oil Company has brought in Baldwin Baldwin No. 56 at 2687, the new well is good for 375 barrels. No. 53 recently started making hole at 1550. No. 57-A, a deep test-will, is now at 3100. Temple No. 14 is standing with the cement setting at 1560. A new well was started by the St. Helen's Petroleum on the Piuma-Briana lease. No. 4 being the new one. Eggleston No. 1 is drilling by pipe at 2700 feet, the bottom being 3257. Monterey No. 5 now looks like the company's next producer. At 3325 a nice showing of oil was noted. Nutt No. 1 continues to produce 150 barrels of fluid, about a third of the production being water. The Union Oil Company will soon of 1575 the formation remains unchanged. Several thousand people have visited the Shell Company Signal Hill well since the reported showing of oil was made four weeks ago. It is the consensus of opinion that the Shell well is an oil well. After drilling out the cement at 2725, a water test was secured without delay, and now the well is drilling in the oil sand at 2850. The sand is so lively that the well has to be kept full of water to prevent blowing out. It is the intention now to drill through the oil sand unless the well should blow out and come in of its own accord. E. J. Miley will put in once and drill with all the speed possible. Miley is satisfied Long Beach is an oil field now and he will endeavor to get his share of the early production. Miley No. 1 is considered advantageously located and should make a good well if anything like production is obtained by the Shell Company. The San Berg Petroleum Company is getting its No. 1 rigged up and will be ready to start drilling at an early date. Sanberg succeeded in getting property adjoining the Shell Company. Speculation is rife as to what the Standard Oil Company will find when the cement is drilled out at Bixby No. 1. The well is now standing cemented at 3400. Little of importance has developed in the Hawthore-Inglewood field during the past week. The Eddistone Company is still fishing at Rosecrans No. 1, the depth being 2800. Kitselman started drilling out the cement at Merton No. 1, 2600, and Hicks No. 3 at 2179. Bohon No. 3 is rigging up to drill deeper. A recent blow out here wrecked the rig completely. The Milwaukee Oil Syndicate No. 2, Lausinger, is standing cemented at 1228. The Standard Oil Company's Bohon is standing cemented at 1375, and Landowners No. 1 is standing at 2800. Petroleum Development Company is of 1575 the formation remains unchanged. The twenty-ninth annual cation of the Woman's Home Mission Society, San Diego district of Western California M.E. church, will hold at the Methodist White Tie June 15 and 16. A large attendance delegates from all over Southern California are expected. A feature program will be the banquet for Queen Esther Circles and Young men's Auxiliaries at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Morning 9:30, Devotions, Mrs. George Burn. 9:50, Greetings, President, M.V. Prulttt. Appointment of co-teers. 10:00, Reports of vice presidents. 10:15, Reports of district secrets. Christian Stewardship, Mr.W.Roberts. Address, Mrs.C.Person, Los Angeles, Deaconesses, John Oliver, Mite Box, Mrs.Berger, Evangelism, Mrs.Claim Brown, Vocal duet."Blessed Saw Thee I Love" (West) Mrs.W Ross and Mrs.C.A.McCullah. 10:45,"Yesterday Today and Morrow," Mrs.M.M.Northrup, dena. 11:15, Temperance, Mrs.Belleers. Supplies, Mrs.Roy Ran Annuities and Bequests, Mrs.Andres. Perpetual and Conform Members, Mrs.Lloyd Moore, T.Tand Margaret Home, Mrs.W.B.ton, Japanese, Mrs.A.E.Haebe Indian, Mrs.C.Searle, Offering. 11:50,Literature,Mrs.T.G.chison.Introduction,Noontide Herer luncheon. Wednesday Afternoon 1:30, Devotions, Miss Paula Guthrie. 1:45,Hospital.Mrs.E.W.HackAddress,"The Church's Good Sanitary Inn,"Mrs.H.J.Hartsell,Los geles. 2:15Spanish Work,Mrs.F.Wiesseman.Address,"Frances Pauw School,"Miss Jennie MatLos Angeles. 2:46Young People's Hour.RepMrs.H.H Button.Vocal solo." A new well was started by the St. Helen's Petroleum on the Piuma-Briana lease, No. 4 being the new one. Eggleston No. 1 is drilling by pipe at 2700 feet, the bottom being 3257. Monterey No. 5 now looks like the company's next producer. At 3325 a nice showing of oil was noted. Nutt No. 1 continues to produce 150 barrels of fluid, about a third of the production being water. The Union Oil Company will soon have three new producers at Montebello. La Merced No. 18 is in the oil sand at 2600. No. 22 is in the oil sand at 2760, and No. 23 at 2625. No. 9 is drilling at 3075, and No. 17 at 2125 is drilling in hard sand. No. 24 is a new well rigging up. The leak in the casing that made the recementing of the Bardeen Oil Company's No. 1 Getty is expected to be shut off now, and a second test will be made in a few days. At a previous test about 200 feet of oil was found in the hole. There is little doubt now that the Bardeen Oil Company has got a well. Preparations were begun by the Chino Corona-United Oil Company to carry its well on from 3225 deeper. At the depth mentioned an oil sand was claimed to have been struck, and it is the intention to drill through this sand before putting the well on production. Drilling at 2700 feet the Halala Oil Company reports blue shale and the drilling going good. Both the International Petroleum and the Pomona Oil Company are idle, no work having been done for almost a month. The Long Beach Consolidated Oil Company's No. 1, now drilling at 2775, continues to show considerable light oil and looks like it will make a well. While the showing is not strong enough to make a commercial well at present, it looks like there is something better deeper. Drilling is going good for the Laguna Beach Oil Association at Newport. Some 2500 feet of hole has been made. Blue shale has been the predominating formation for several hundred feet. Under the direction of Wm. Wigle the Wirscher and Gary Oil Company is making a record for Newport hard drilling. At 600 feet the hard sand was struck and at the present depth Kiselman started drilling out the cement at Merton No. 1, 2600, and Hicks No. 3 at 2179. Bohon No. 3 is rigging up to drill deeper. A recent blow out here wrecked the rig completely. The Milwaukee Oil Syndicate No. 2, Lausinger, is standing cemented at 1228. The Standard Oil Company's Bohon is standing cemented at 1375, and Landowners No. 1 is standing at 2800. Petroleum Development Company is making good headway with the rotary. Drilling is now at 1300, sand and gravel. The Union Oil Company's No. 1 is at 2300, the work being held up on account of the sticking of the pipe. Additional Field Information Bell of Montebelo No. 2, rigging up. Bolsa Chica Petroleum Corporation No. 1, rigging up. will start drilling. California Machinery & Supply Company No. 1, rigging up. Eddistone Oil Company Aston No. 2, 720, set 15-1-2. Climax Oil Company No. 1, building rig. Edca Oil Company No. 1, building rig. Golden-Dome Oil Company No. 1, building rig. General Petroleum Community No. 1, drilling at 1200, sty shale. Huntington Diamond Oil Co., No. 1, building rig. Huntington National No. 1, rig. Huntington Midway Crude No. 1, rig. Huntington Hawthorne No. 1, rig. Huntington Owners No. 1, rig. No. 2 rigging up. Huntington Mutual No. 1, rigging up. Hurst Oil Company No. 1, 2509, re-cementing, No. 2 building rig, No. 3 location. Mallis Oil Synidicate No. 1, rigging up, No. 2 a rig. Miller Oil Syndicate No. 1, rigging up. Machris Oil Syndicate No. 1, drilling at 350 surface sand. Metcalf Hinkley No. 1, building rig. Motor Oil and Refining Company, No. 1, rig standing Mid-Central No. 1, 4180, idle. Moser Special No. 1, 3156, cemented, No. 2 drilling at 700. Wednesday Afternoon 1:30, Devotions, Miss Paula Guthrie. 1:45, Hospital Mrs. E.W.Haudt Address,"The Church's Good Samaritan Inn," Mrs.H.J.Hartseil,Los Angeles. 2:15, Spanish Work Mrs.F.Wiesseman Address,"Frances Pauw School," Miss Jennie Matte Los Angeles. 2:45, Young People's Hour.Rept Mrs.H.H.Button,Vocal solo."Lord is My Shepherd" (Leo) M Walter Ross. 3:00, Address Mrs.Byron Wilson Los Angeles.Offering. 3:25, Children's Hour.Rept.Mrs.Blanche Reynolds.Short Programthe children.Prayer.Adjournme 5:30,Banquet for Queen Esther Cleres and Young Woman's Auxiliary Watchword:"Who knoweth whet thou art not come to the Kingdom such a time as this?" A full program of enthusiasm by young girls.Also stirring addresses by Mrs Byron Wilson, conference secretaryYoung People's Work,and Mrs.Che Morse,President of Esther House Board.Inspirational music. Wednesday Evening 7:30,Song service, led by Mrs.Mullah.Devotions James Allen Ginger,D.D.,Anneheim.Contralto so Miss Mae Mimball Orange.Reporter of Esther Home,Mrs.Charles MorrisSan Diego.Address,"The Need of Our Task," Lincoln A.Ferris,D.D.,S.Diego.Offering.Music,"Onward as Upward"(Palmer) Men's Glee Club Anaheim.Benediction. Thursday Morning 9:30 Devotions,Mrs.L.C.Shivel 9:50 Reading of Minutes. 10:00 Story of the Yeaf,Auxilia Demonstrating the "Reo" Motor Harry J. Zeigler will have charge of Reo sales for the Alexander Motor Car Co. in this city. Mr. Zeigler has been with the Anthony Company, state distributors of Packard and Reo cars in Los Angeles for over a year. He was their representative in this territory for some time and is familiar with Anaheim and vicinity. He is a high grade man and one who instills confidence rigat from the start. We are glad to welcome this sort of men to Orange county and bespeak for him a large business for his popular car, many of which are owned in this county. There is on display at the sales rooms one of the new models of the six cylinder Reo 5 passenger touring car; also the new speed wagon which fills a long felt demand for so many different lines of business—these speed wagon chassis are used by the Crown Stage Co. on all their lines and speak for themselves. THEIM TO ENTERTAIN DELEGATES OF THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY JUNE 15-16 twenty-ninth annual conventive Woman's Home Missionary San Diego district of Southcalifornia M. E. church, will be the Methodist White Temple, and 16. A large attendance of passes from all over Southern Calire expected. A feature of the will be the banquet for the Esther Circles and Young Woxxillaries at 5:30 p.m. next day. The music will also be on the program, which follows. Wednesday Morning Devotions, Mrs. George Reygreetings, President, Mrs. F. t. Appointment of commitReports of vice presidents. Reports of district secretarlarian Stewardship, Mrs. V. Arts, Address, Mrs. C. B. DyAngeles, Deaconesses, Mrs. river, Mite Box, Mrs. C. B. Evangelism, Mrs. Clara R. Vocal duet "Blessed Savior, Love" (West) Mrs. Walter Mrs. C. A. McCullah. "Yesterday Today and To, Mrs. M. M. Northrup, PasaTemperance, Mrs. Belle Rogplies, Mrs. Roy Randall, and Bequests, Mrs. Fred Perpetual and Conference Mrs. Lloyd Moore, David caret Home, Mrs. W. B. Payanese, Mrs. A. E. Haeberlin. Mr. C. Searle, Offering. Literature, Mrs. T. G. Hutintroduction, Noontide Pray, son. Wednesday Afternoon Devotions, Miss Pauline Hospital, Mrs. E. W. Hadley. "The Church's Good Samarrals, H. J. Hartseil, Los Ancanish Work, Mrs. F. W. a. Address, "Frances Deool," Miss Jennie Mathis, ung People's Hour, Report, Button, Vocal solo." The BANDIT BAND GIVEN QUIETUS IN CHICAGO LAST OF GANG KINGS CHICAGO, June 9—Poetry day ended the career of a bandleader has committed over 100 robberies in the last few months. John J. Janeck, 26, was shot and killed and Mike Cnozewski, 28 fatally wounded by police during an attempted holdup. Two other members of the band, Jack Piech, 19, and Joseph Gorbonca, 28, who were captured, confessed to over 100 other crimes, among which was shooting a woman and baby during a holdup. "Let me have some sleep and I will show you that Jesse James' record is only a supplement to ours," said Piech. Immigration from dark-haired southern Europe is a great thing for the peroxide manufacturers. erside, Recording secretary, Mrs. S. R. Fitz, Garden Grove. Recording secretary, Mrs. C. W. Burns, Santa Ana. Asst. Cor. Sec., Mrs. J. B. Head, Santa Ana. Officers of Anaheim Auxiliary: President, Mrs. Charles Eygabroad. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. D. M. Forsyth, Treasurer, Mrs. J. Lloyd Moore. AUTO TOPS Seat Covers, Plate Glass. Quarter Curtains, Trimmings EARL FARRIS Phone 668 226 S. Los Angeles OFFICIAL EISEMANN SERVICE STATION The Automotive Electric Company Automotive Electricians 234 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 185 The Automotive Electric Company Automotive Electricians 234 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 185 Official Service Station Repairs on all makes of Batteries and Electrical Systems — for — line of parts for Eisemann Magnetos Atwater-Kent Westinghouse Starters Auto Lite Bijur Starters Delco Connection Ignition Remy U. S. L. Storage Bosch Batteries Tillitson Carburetors Authorized by Electric Equipment Company All Work Guaranteed We Handle Only Genuine Parts “GOLDEN RULE SERVICE” Well No. 1 Started Huntington Beach Field goes to unit holders. You get profits from three wells instead of one lis Syndicate Units Now $200.00 NOT A STOCK COMPANY—but a participating plan with your interests safeguarded by the Title Insurance & Trust Company of Los Angeles, acting as your Trustee, and paying as dividends 90 per cent of the production every 30 days, less a small Trustee charge. Dividends are not controlled by Board of Directors or any group of men—but based on the production ONLY. After the first well is in dividends begin at once and continue as long as oil is produced and you get your check for your share each month from the Title Insurance & Trust Co. of Los Angeles. The books of the Syndicate closed May 25th, but we have a limited number of Units which NOT A STOCK COMPANY—but a participating plan with your interests safeguarded by the Title Insurance & Trust Company of Los Angeles, acting as your Trustee, and paying as dividends 90 per cent of the production every 30 days, less a small Trustee charge. Dividends are not controlled by Board of Directors or any group of men—but based on the production ONLY. After the first well is in dividends begin at once and continue as long as oil is produced and you get your check for your share each month from the Title Insurance & Trust Co. of Los Angeles. The books of the Syndicate closed May 25th, but we have a limited number of Unita which we offer now at $200.00 each. Price may advance to $300.00 without notice. You Get a Fixed Share of Production The Malis plan is fair and square. This is a partnership plan, we all share equal. You get yours each month in proportion to the Units you hold. By this plan your investment entitles you to a fixed percentage of the output. The Trust Company collects your share of production and sees that you get the interest you are entitled to. The Malis properties are in proven territory at Huntington Beach. Lease No. 2, site of first well, is between Vista del Mar, the Hurst and Huntington Central, near Sun Oil, Edens Syndicate and Pantages Huntington. Malis Unit Certificates are non-assessable. You pay for them in full. No one can come back in a few months and slap on an assessment to freeze you out. PRICE MAY GO UP AGAIN—This Syndicate has no more Units for sale. The books closed May 25th. Units had been selling for $100. We have a limited number for $200, but price may advance to $800 without notice. YOU MAY EXPECT PROFITS LIKE THESE: Well Nets Unit Holder about .....$13.50 a month Well Nets Unit Holder about .....$27.00 a month Well Nets Unit Holder about .....$54.00 a month Well nets Unit Holder about .....$81.00 a month Do you know where a small investment can be made that will bring you in such profits? FIGURE YOUR PROFITS FROM THREE WELLS Only 1000 Units and each holder gets his 90% profits for the entire 3 wells. NO. 1—Approximately 600 feet from Republic Petroleum reported producing 1600 bbls daily; in this lease where two wells will be drilled, work to start within 30 days. DO THE FIELD OR LET US TAKE YOU. See us in actual drilling. Let our field manager, Mr. Ho has had 20 years practical experience tell you something of oil fields. Meet us on the ground what you are getting for your money. An invitation and courteous treatment extended to all. C. W. YONGE, Office Meyer Hotel. Phone 1192. Santa Ana. Representative, Mr. M. Corey at the well, who will be pleased to answer all questions and inquiries. NER & DAY WEISS & BORCHARD W. B. LINNEY MRS. HATTIE ALLEN Huntington Phone 120 Orange Phone 622J Orange Phone Ful. 172R Buena Park Samerman, special representative, Phone Fuller 300J, or 424|S. B'w'd'y, Los Angeles, Pico, 2813.