anaheim-gazette 1918-05-02

COUNTY W.C.T.U. HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION PLEDGES ITS SUPPORT TO HON. WALTER EDEN IN HIS CANDIDACY FOR ASSEMBLY MRS. L. C. YEOMAN IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION The annual meeting of the Orange county W. C. T. U. was held at Garden Grove Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Little business was transacted Tuesday, the principal session being held Wednesday. The morning was spent with reports of committees, superintendents etc., and election of county officers. The ladies of the Garden Grove W. C. T. U. served a bountiful hot dinner in the church dining room, which was much appreciated. Mrs. Elizabeth Mills led a very touching memorial service. Six members have passed to the better land during the past year. Mrs. Estella Harper and daughter Mildred sang "Moment by Moment" and a ladies' quartet from Santa Ana composed of Mmes. Chapman, O'Brien, Hayes and Nelson sang two patriotic numbers. Walter Eden, candidate for assemblyman from Orange county, gave a fine address to the convention, convincing all who heard him that he was the man that would stand right on all temperance and moral questions which their quotas or have oversubscribed their quotas to some extent. I requested three billion as the minimum the government ought to have with the hope and expectation that it would be largely oversubscribed and that every Liberty loan committee would exert itself to secure the largest possible oversubscription. I hope the Liberty loan committee will energetically continue the campaign until its close in order to secure not only the success of the loan as a whole and the largest possible oversubscription but also the greatest possible number of individual buyers. When America's sons are now actually fighting on the battle fronts in France and will not stop fighting until the victory for liberty is won no Liberty loan committee can stop fighting for an over subscriptions for the Liberty loan until the campaign closes May fourth. If we stop fighting when we have reached the minimum of the Liberty loan we are not comparably sustaining our sons in France who are fighting not for the minimum but for the maximum of America's rights and world's liberty." OIL FIELD NOTES Continued from Page 3 hole already drilled. No. 30 is drilling at 850 feet. Owing to exceedingly hard formation the drilling is going slow. The Columbia is making a determined effort to get some hole down and make a showing on the Orange lease at Brea. No. 7 is now drilling at 2350. The hard formation is allowing only a few feet a day to be made. No. 8 another well that has been drilling slowly due to hard formation has been cemented at 900 feet and landed the last two Templars has prompted the well to be known in english is now under cation. No. 4 is doing 5 is making hole s Oil operators e state will be great latest move of t untiring and ceas The oil correspondency of the compa th information th has leased a tract vine Ranch Co. a drilling of a well t of Balboa. The locality have very favorable and Standard in the m to be assured. Ma 1 is being hauled drilling will commisible. It wa sthe ed the oil operator of Montebello, and second act of the ment drama that played during the staged on the gre The Union com ahead with develop as careful and s allow, having 18 ning and 350 men and Montebello f After drilling t of almost contin and leaving this close to 2000 feet old formation re-a is holding back t of the well to five However it is n second conglomerat tinue very far. bers have passed to the better land during the past year. Mrs. Estella Harper and daughter Mildred sang "Moment by Moment" and a ladies' quartet from Santa Ana composed of Mmes. Chapman, O'Brien, Hayes and Nelson sang two patriotic numbers. Walter Eden, candidate for assemblyman from Orange county, gave a fine address to the convention, convincing all who heard him that he was the man that would stand right on all temperance and moral questions which will come before the legislature, and he would be one that would vote to ratify the national prohibition amendment. In view of the fact, it was moved and unanimously carried that Orange county W. C. T. U. would pledge Mr. Eden its support. Mr. Eden thanked the W. C. T. U. for its unanimous support and close attention. Mrs. Herbert Sullivan of Placentia gave a very fine dramatic reading and responded by reading the "Bear Story." The school children of Garden Grove marched in and sang tow songs, one of them "Keep the Home Fires Burning." Mrs. L. H. Mills gave a report of the organizer's work and a very practical lecture to the members of the convention. Mrs. J. N. Anderson spoke on "Americanization," which is most interesting subject at this time. The convention was pleased to learn that the total of the war service drive for Orange county amounted to $5,380.34, with some other funds to be heard from. The county and each of the local unions have voted $700 for the purchase of a field kitchen to be used in the trenches in France. The following resolution was adopted: Whereas, the W. C. T. U. and citizens of Garden Grove have splendidly entertained the county W. C. T. U. convention for two days. Resolved, that we tender our sincere appreciation to all who have in any way helped to make our convention a success. Resolved, that the Orange county W. C. T. U., in convention assembled, tender to the Santa Ana ladies' quartette our sincere appreciation of the splendid music rendered by them also to Mrs. Sullivan of Placentia for her dramatic readings. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President—Mrs. L. C. Yeoman, Anaheim. The Columbia is making a determined effort to get some hole down and make a showing on the Orange lease at Brea. No. 7 is now drilling at 2350. The hard formation is allowing only a few feet a day to be made. No. 8 another well that has been drilling slowly due to hard formation has been cemented at 900 feet and landed the 15½ casing. At Olinda the Olinda Land Co. is endeavoring to keep up its end of the development work of the field and is doing so in a very creditable manner. No. 19 is now drilling at 1800 feet and going very nicely. No. 20 a recently locate dwell is being rigged up for drilling. No. 21 located a few days ago is another new well and rig building has been started. The Murphy lease is one of the most active properties of the district this week with seven strings of tools operating and the lacating of two new wells. No. 31 is drilling at 4007. No. 34 is making hole at 4005. No. 35 is fishing for some 8½ casing at 3344. No. 36 has been cemented at 3933 and is standing. No. 38 is being tested out for water at 3545. Drilling at No. 39 has advanced to 3955. No. 40 is held up with some pipe trouble at 3311. At 41 the 10 inch has been landed and the hole cemented at 2985. No. 42 is standing cemented at 3543, the 8½ having been landed. No. 43 is standing, the 10 inch being landed and cemented at 3205. No. 44 is a new well started a few days ago and now shows 750 feet of hole drilled with the rotary. At No. 45 a new location rig building is going on. No. 46 a well just located is being graded for a rig site. Last week the Standard Oil announced the location of No. 58 a new well at Whittier. Early this week No. 59 was located thus making a new well a week. The drilling of No. 53 has advanced to 2107. No. 54 has been cemented at 1818. No. 55 is also standing cemented the 12½ having been landed at 1996. No. 56 is drilling and shows 1662 feet of hole. No. 57 is rotating and has close to 2000 feet of hole. No. 58 is graded and No. 59 a new location. Drilling by the Standard Oil Co.on the Kraemer tract is bringing splendidly hard formation the drilling is going slow. The Columbia is making a determined effort to get some hole down and make a showing on the Orange lease at Brea.No.7 is now drilling at 2350.The hard formation is allowing only a few feet a day to be made.No.8 another well that has been drilling slowly due to hard formation has been cemented at 900 feet and landed the 15½ casing. At Olinda the Olinda Land Co.is endeavoring to keep up its end of the development work of the field and is doing so in a very creditable manner.No.19 is now drilling at 1800 feet and going very nicely.No.20 a recently locate dwell is being rigged up for drilling.No.21 located a few days ago is another new well and rig building has been started. The Murphy lease is one of the most active properties of the district this week with seven strings of tools operating and the lacating of two new wells.No.31 is drilling at 4007.No.34 is making hole at 4005.No.35 is fishing for some 8½ casing at 3344.No.36 has been cemented at 3933 and is standing.No.38 is being tested out for water at 3545.Drilling at No.39 has advanced to 3955.No.40 is held up with some pipe trouble at 3311.At 41 the 10 inch has been landed and the hole cemented at 2985.No.42 is standing cemented at 3543,the 8½ having been landed.No.43 is standing,the 10 inch being landed and cemented at 3205.No.44 is a new well started a few days ago and now shows 750 feet of hole drilled with the rotary.At No.45 a new location rig building is going on.No.46 a well just located is being graded for a rig site. Last week the Standard Oil announced the location of No.58 a new well at Whittier.Early this week No.59 was located thus making a new well a week.Drilling of No.53 has advanced to 2107.No.54 has been cemented at 1818.No.55 is also standing cemented the 12½ having been landed at 1996.No.56 is drilling and shows 1662 feet of hole.No.57 is rotating and has close to 2000 feet of hole.No.58 is graded and No.59 a new location. Drilling by the Standard Oil Co.on the Kraemer tract is bringing splendidly hard formation the drilling is going slow. The Columbia is making a determined effort to get some hole down and make a showing on the Orange lease at Brea.No.7 is now drilling at 2350.The hard formation is allowing only a few feet a day to be made.No.8 another well that has been drilling slowly due to hard formation has been cemented at 900 feet and landed the 15½ casing. At Olinda the Olinda Land Co.is endeavoring to keep up its end of the development work of the field and is doing so in a very creditable manner.No.19 is now drilling at 1800 feet and going very nicely.No.20 a recently locate dwell is being rigged up for drilling.No.21 located a few days ago is another new well and rig building has been started. The Murphy lease is one of the most active properties of the district this week with seven strings of tools operating and the lacating of two new wells.No.31 is drilling at 4007.No.34 is making hole at 4005.No.35 is fishing for some 8½ casing at 3344.No.36 has been cemented at 3933 and is standing.No.38 is being tested out for water at 3545.Drilling at No..39 has advanced to 3955.No..40 is held up with some pipe trouble at 3311.At 41 the 10 inch has been landed and the hole cemented at 2985.No..42 is standing cemented at 3543,the 8½ having been landed.No..43 is standing,the 10 inch being landed and cemented at 3205.No..44 is a new well started a few days ago and now shows 750 feet of hole drilled with the rotary.At No..45 a new location rig building is going on.No..46 a well just located is being graded for a rig site. Last week the Standard Oil announced the location of No..58 a new well at Whittier.Early this week No..59 was located thus making a new well a week.Drilling of No..53 has advanced to 2107.No..54 has been cemented at...1818.No..55 is also standing cemented the...12½ having been landed at...1996.No..56 is drilling and shows...1662 feet of hole.No..57 is rotating and has close to...2000 feet of hole.No..58 is graded and No..59 a new location. Drilling by the Standard Oil Co.on the Kraemer tract is bringing splendidly hard formation the drilling is going slow. The Columbia is making a determined effort to get some hole down and make a showing on the Orange lease at Brea.No..7 is now drilling at...2350.The hard formation is allowing only a few feet a day to be made.No..8 another well that has been drilling slowly due to hard formation has been cemented at...900 feet and landed the...15½ casing. At Olinda the Olinda Land Co.is endeavoring to keep up its end of the development work of the field and is doing so in a very creditable manner.No..19 is now drilling at...1800 feet and going very nicely.No..20 a recently locate dwell is being rigged up for drilling.No..21 located a few days ago is another new well and rig building has been started. The Murphy lease is one of the most active properties of the district this week with seven strings of tools operating and the lacating of two new wells.No..31 is drilling at...4007.No..34是making hole at...4005.No..35是 fishing for some...8½ casing at...3344.No..36has been cementedat...3933andisstandingNo..38isbeingtestedinforwaterat...3545.DrillingatNo..39hasadvancedto...3955.No..40isheldupwithsomepipetroubleat...3311.At...41the...10inchhasbeenlandedandtheholecementedat...2985.No..42isstandingcementedat...3543,the...8½havingbeenlandedandcementedat...3205.No..44isanewwellstarteda fewdaysagoandnowshows750feetofhole.drilldedwiththerotary.AtNo..45anewlocationsrigbuildingisgoingon.No..46awelljustlocatedisbeinggradedeforarigsite. Last week the Standard Oil announced the location of No..58 a new well at Whittier.Early this week No..59 was located thus making a new well a week.Drilling of No..53 has advanced to...2107.No..54 has been cementedat...1818.No..55isalsostandingcementedat...12½havingbeenlandedandcementedat...1996.No..56isdrillingandshows...1662feetofhole.drilldedwiththerotary.AtNo..45anewlocationsrigbuildingisgoingon.No..46awelljustlocatedisbeinggradedeforarigsite. Drilling by the Standard Oil Co.ontheKraemertractisbringingsplendidlyhardformationthedrillingisgoingon. 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C. T. U., in convention assembled, tender to the Santa Ana ladies' quartette our sincere appreciation of the splendid music rendered by them, also to Mrs. Sullivan of Placentia for her dramatic readings. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President—Mrs. L. C. Yeoman, Anaheim. Vice president—Mrs. Estella Harper, Garden Grove. Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. Ella Brown, Tustin. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Lea Warren, Santa Ana. Assistant Recording Secretary—Mrs. E. P. Stafford, Santa Ana. Treasurer—Mrs. J. E. Kellogg, Santa Ana. Assistant Treasurer—Mrs. S. M. Brown, Tustin. County Organizer—Mrs. L. H. Mills, Orange. Auditor—Mrs. W. B. Tedford, Santa Ana. Musical Director—Mrs. T. A. Winbigler, Santa Ana. DON'T STOP BECAUSE WE'RE OVER THE TOP Government Expects Subscriptions to Reach Five Billions Henry S. McKee, chairman of the Southern California Liberty loan state central committee is in receipt of the following telegram from Wm. G. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury of the United States: "I learn with deep regret that there is a disposition on the part of the Liberty loan organizations in various parts of the country to discontinue their efforts after they have reached The Standard started the week at Montebello by locating a new well and commencing work on three other wells already located. No. 4 drilled to 3350 is being put on the beam for a pumping test. No. 5 is testing for water at 1770. No. 7 is being rigged for drilling and will start in a few days. No. 8 is drilling at 3031. No. 9 is testing for water at 2135. No. 10 has been cemented at 2227 with the 8½ casing landed. No. 11 is also cemented, a string of 10 inch being set at 2771. No. 12 is drilling at 1941. No. 13 is standing cemented at 2218. No. 14 is building rig. No. 15 is rigging up for the rotary. No. 16 is drilling and has 770 feet of rotary hole made in less than a week. No. 17 is located, the material for the rig is on the ground. No. 18 is the latest location. The good success that attended the Standard in the drilling and putting fishing at less than No. 10 has been owed arly. No. 11 has been 760 feet and No. 12 a new location. Drilling by the Standard Oil Co. on the Kraemer tract is bringing splendid results. In the two weeks of drilling 1550 feet of hole has been made. The formation thus far has been of such a nature that little trouble is expected as greater depth is drilled. At 1550 the formation reported is shale and boulders. The progress of the Kraemer well is being closely watched as success here will mean the opening up of a big new field east of Brea. 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Rig building is now underway at the new location. No. 4 is drilling at 2333. No. 5 is making hole at 2570. Oil operators everywhere in the state will be greatly interested in the latest move of the Standard in its untiring and ceaseless quest for oil. The oil correspondent thru the courtesy of the company has been given the information that the big company has leased a tract of land from the Irvine Ranch Co. and will begin the drilling of a well near the beach town of Balboa. The oil possibilities of the locality have been regarded as very favorable and the success of the Standard in the new field is believed to be assured. Material for Irvine No. 1 is being hauled to the location and drilling will commence as soon as possible. It wa sthe Standard that showed the oil operators the possibilities of Montebello, and it may be that the second act of the wonderful development drama that the Standard has played during the past year will be staged on the great Irvine tract. The Union company is going right ahead with development work as fast as careful and successful work will allow, having 18 strings of tools running and 350 men at work in the Brea and Montebello fields. After drilling thru some 1400 feet of almost continuous conglomerate and leaving this hard formation at close to 2000 feet the drill shows the old formation re-appearing at 2450 and is holding back the drilling progress of the well to five and six feet a day. However it is not though that the second conglomerate stratum will continue very far. After drilling thru some 1400 feet of almost continuous conglomerate and leaving this hard formation at close to 2000 feet the drill shows the old formation re-appearing at 2450 and is holding back the drilling progress of the well to five and six feet a day. However it is not though that the second conglomerate stratum will continue very far. In a strenuous effort to bring the output of the Graham Loftus lease up to the highest possible standard the Union is beginning a redrilling campaign for wells that are in need of redrilling and cleaning out. In this manner G. & L. No. 15 has started redrilling. No. 43 is drilling on pipe at 3305. No. 49 is redrilling at 1657. No. 51 I salso redrilling and now has 1231 of redrilled hole. On the La Merced lease the Union has located well No. 8, and a force of men are at work building rig and making ready for immediate drilling. No. 2 has been cemented at 2329. No. 4 is drilling at 2610 in the oil sand and is looking very good. No. 6 has 2780 feet of hole. On the Slaughter property at Montebello the Union is starting the drilling of the lease's initial well and it now shows some 300 feet of hole. The formation of Stearns No. 55 has changed from boulders to blue shale. The change took place after rleaving 700 feet and since the progress of the drilling has been very marked. After drilling Valley View No. 1 in the Montebello field to 1400 feet the well has been cemented and will be allowed to stand for a couple of weeks. On the Naranjal property of the Union adjoining the old Olinda field the Union has four wells drilling, one temporarily shut down and a well standing cemented. No. 8 is drilling in the blue shale at 3194. No. 9 is fishing at less than 1000 feet for fools. No. 10 has been closed down temporarily. No. 11 has been cemented at 760 feet and No. 12 is drilling at 1072. ONE PER CENT CLUB ELECTS ITS OFFICERS Amalgamated Employees Will Contribute Monthly to War Fund At a meeting of the employes of the Amalgamated Oil company held on the lease last week, Messrs. Kam- ONE PER CENT CLUB ELECTS ITS OFFICERS Amalgamated Employees Will Contribute Monthly to War Fund At a meeting of the employees of the Amalgamated Oil company held on the lease last week, Messrs. Kammerer, Grinell and Bardeen were elected officers of the One Per Cent club, the club organized early in March, by which the employees agree to contribute one per cent of their earnings to a fund for the boys "over there." This organization was probably the first of its kind, and the good example set has been followed by employees of many corporations. At the meeting last week both Mr. Kammerer and Mr. Grinell spoke on the objects and merits of the organization, and before the meeting closed many of the boys expressed themselves as ready and willing to give 2, 4 or 5 per cent of their earnings if need be. Mr. Grinell, who has been working a double shift since the loan drive, said he feels well repaid for his efforts, and reported that with but one or two exceptions every man had taken at least a $50 bond, and he added that buying of Liberty bonds can hardly be "o-Verdun" just now, probably having in mind that war-stricken city in France, Verdun, when he used the expression. In his talk Mr. Kammerer, said that if every wage earner in the United States would give one per cent of his earnings to the cause there would be no such burg as Von Hindenburg. Food men, and children—You Americans of the country— ce—You, on whom a self-sainted, self-styled agent of dict against the use of the seas—You, for whom the understand because no armed forces pillaged the ade the night skies red with burning farmsteads— rattlers of Potsdam" proposed to make their slaves for the housings of their hellish hordes—Uncle Sam moment of opportunity when the fiendish assaults checked—and the striking point for victory has come. donation or a gift from you. He wants to borrow your e offers the very peak of security—Liberty Bonds— resources of the most resourceful country of the critical one; never has the world been so sorely threater. Germany appears not yet defeated, and our duty not, making her defeat decisive. We must defeat her, war the world is lost, and our history as a nation We must withhold nothing from the support of the arth food in abundance, multiplying our own labor into the Treasury of the United States every the limit of what we can spare must be based upon Germany appears not yet defeated, and our duty not, making her defeat decisive. We must defeat her, war the world is lost, and our history as a nation We must withhold nothing from the support of the food in abundance, multiplying our own labor into the Treasury of the United States every limit of what we can spare must be based upon summer's campaign—a substantial portion of this up to you farmers. As you inscribe your name bank for Liberty Bonds, yours is the unseen hand before our enemies: "The United States has never ALL NOT BE DEFEATED NOW." These Thoughts Tactically Offered By National Bank A. B. McCORD, Cashier.