oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-20

RICH.-CON. SPURTS 600 BBLS. FOR TIME Richfield-Placentia District. The Richfield-Consolidated Oil Co. No. 2 showed a sudden spurt a few days ago and produced for several years at the rate of 600 barrels a day. No. 1 is being cleaned out and started the workmen by throwing a stream of oil over the crown block. As soon as a string of tubing can be fished out of this well it will be drilled deeper. Lumber is being put on the ground for No. 3, the rig building and work to commence at once. So far, the Richfield-Consolidated Oil Co. is the only small company to make a showing in the Placentia-Richfield district. The company seemingly is well managed and the development work has been ably directed. The Richfield-Norba Oil Co. got its No. 1 on the beam and started pumping early in the week. The well is not making much of a showing on the beam and begins to look as though it is not deep enough. A test will be made at 3150 feet, the present depth. Some 85 feet of oil sand was drilled thru, but it seems that this sand does not contain much more than good showings of oil. Many a well has showed up strong that fell flat when put on the pump. The Richfield-United has re-cemented its Richfield well, and no further operations will be carried on until it is time for the drilling out of the cement. The cementing was made at 2995. The Richfield Union Petroleum is going down rapidly now. Recovering from a fishing job, the drilling has been going good since and is now at 2600 feet in hard sand and shell. Drilling on the Ridge Oil Co.'s well made a good showing last week. Better than a 100 foot hole was made, bringing the depth down to 1825 feet. The formation is still hard sand and drills slow. At Richfield the Selby-Root-Hogue Oil Co. has started drilling new hole at Dominguez No. 1 and is going right ahead at 2565 feet. Wardman No. 1 at Placentia is drilling at 700 feet in the conglomerate. At Kramer 1-6, where a deep test was made at 3882, the Standard Oil Co. has decided to go on and drill still deeper, making a satisfying deep test well on the Kramer No. 1 property. At the Kramer No. 2 property, No. 1 is making hole at 3500 feet. No. 8 at 3950, is in shale. No. 9, at 2200, is in the blue shale. No. 10, at 3200, is also in shale. No. 11, at 3600, is in brown shale, and No. 12, at 1645, in hard sand. Collins No. 2 is standing with the cement setting at 4549, where a niches owing of oil was reported. Kellogg No. 1 is drilling ahead at 4345 in brown shale. Veljar No. 1, at 4270, is drilling in grey shale with no indications of oil. The Keck Drilling Co. is making a splendid showing drilling the Wonder Oil Co.'s well on the Kramer home place. The present depth of the hole is 2450, the formation is a hard sandy shale. Where the drilling hits the hardspots the Reed roller bit is put in so as not to hinder the splendid progress that has been made since the drilling started. That the Union Oil Co. intends to maintain its lead for the number of wells drilling in this field is evidenced by the new location and the new work company is starting. On the Towell property two wells, Nos. 3 and 4, have been located, and on the McFadden property work has started on Nos. 3. On the Chapman property No. 5 drilling at 4050 is looking good and is scheduled for the next producer. No. 5 at 3450 is also in the oil sand and looking very good. No. 7, near by, is drilling at 422 in grey sand and is not showing anything yet. Chapman No. 9 is standing cemented at 3150. No. 10 is drilling at 2875 and the rig is going up for No. 12. T. & G., No. 2 is drilling out the cement at 3025 and making a water test. At C, & B., No. 1 drilling is at close to 4000 feet in the oil sand, the well is looking good. Shepard No. 1, the Union's deep well, is still held up with pipe trouble at 4550, the 4-1-2 inch having parted. J.W.Newell No.1 turned out to be a small well and will probably be deepened. At 3175 feet only a few barrels centia Orchard is attaching necessary to drill drill pipe. Yorba Lake drilling in the conglomerate. EXCHANGE AND FERTILIZER As a part of the gram which the Farmer trying out among the ange-co, President ed the directors of Fruit Exchange at the meeting on the sub-Protection." Mr.Belding explains better fertilizer start Bureau and urged the barnyard fertilizer analysis basis. The Exchange did siderable discussion passed the following is taken from the so-called "Moved by Mr.Collier," of this board that we and we will support the object of correcting the barnyard fertilizer if the Farm Bureau details, and formulate this board support it." The fertilizer co-structured by the Farmer at last Friday;the co-operation of committee of the State formulation a law for regulating the moist matter content of real commercial purpurea. The Farm Bureau urge the analysis best fertilizers in Orange Center organization Fruit Exchanges. S.A.BOY DIES Mr. and Mrs.Diesa Ana are still awake Panama giving them ing the death of their Boyd. A telegram did not death.The telegram them was signed do not know who Killeve that he is an greet to advise your at Ancon,Canal Zoo,the telegram.Fun asked for direction Rainy Days —Did the rain drops find some windows or doors that needed repairing? We Want the Job of Repairing Them —Remember, it’s our business to repair and make windows and doors, screens, repair furniture and the designing of furniture and special built-in features for the home or store. Fullerton Cabinet Works Just Falkenstein A Distribution at Lower Price From Top to Bottom Every Every Coat, Dress or Suit Now Left in our Stock ½ Price Falkenstei THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE APPROVES FERTILIZER ACTION As a part of the educational program which the Farm Bureau is carrying out among the growers of Orange-co, President Belding addressed the directors of the Orange-co Fruit Exchange at their last monthly meeting on the subject of "Fertilizer Protection." Mr. Belding explained the move for better fertilizer started by the Farm Bureau and urged that every user of barnyard fertilizer purchase same on the analysis basis. The Exchange directors after considerable discussion of the question, passed the following resolution which is taken from the secretary's minutes. "Moved by Mr. Shattuck, seconded by Mr. Collier, that it is the sense of this board that we are in favor of, and we will support a bill drawn with the object of correcting the eills of the barnyard fertilizer situation, and if the Farm Bureau will work out the details, and formulate a bill to be introduced, this board will heartily support it." The fertilizer committee was instructed by the Farm Bureau directors at last Friday's meeting to get the co-operation of the legislative committee of the State Federation to formulate a law for the purpose of regulating the moisture and foreign matter content of manure for general commercial purposes. The Farm Bureau will continue to urge the analysis basis to all users of fertilizers in Orange-co thru its Farm Center organizations and the various Fruit Exchanges. S. A. BOY DIES IN PANAMA Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boyd of Santa Ana are still awaiting news from Panama giving them details concerning the death of their son, Leonard Boyd. A telegram did not give the cause of death. The telegram received by them was signed "Kennedy." They do not know who Kennedy is, but believe that he is an army officer. "Regret to advise your son Leonard died at Ancon, Canal Zone, Jan. 14," said the telegram. Further, the wire asked for directions concerning the cause of death. GAS & OIL COLORS KEEP UP IN ARCADIA Montebello Field The gas and oil colors observed in the Arcaria Oil Co.'s No. 1 at 2650 still continue at the present depth of 2750 feet, where the drilling is going right along nicely. The Columbia Oil Producing Co. has located a new well, Scott No. 2. The new well is located on the James Scott property and work is to commence at once. At Adobe No. 4 the lost drill pipe is about all recovered and drilling will be ready to go ahead in a few days. Adobe No. 5 is rigging up and will be spudded in soon. At 3130 feet the General Petroleum's Cruz No. 3 continues to look very good. The formation is showing as a nice an oil sand as was ever struck in the Montebello field, and indications are strong for a big well. On making a recent test the La Merced Oil Co. finds it necessary to do some more cementing in order to get all the water. Cementing is now being done from bottom to the top of the perforated pipe, a distance of about 300 feet. Manly No. 1 is drilling in the hard sand at 2350. The McGinley Oil Co. has two fishing jobs that are giving a lot of trouble. At No. 10 it has become necessary to put in the rotary at 2150 and do some sidetracking. At No. 11 fishing for a four way bit is on at 2875 feet. No. 12 set a 55-foot liner and is standing. Rig building has started for No. 13, a new well. On the Prugh property the Petrolcum Midway is building rig and getting ready to start drilling No. 5. Germain I-B is drilling in the sandy shale at 3750. Baldwin No. 10 is drilling at 2675 and No. 11 at 1600 feet. Preparations are being made to bring in P, & B. No. 1 at 3000 feet. The Standard has started drilling on Baldwin No. 63, a new well and is down 300 feet. Nos. 55 and 56 are rigs. Work on fishing out tubing and butting No. 56 in shape after a fire is making headway. Temple No. 13 is drilling at 1800 feet in hard sand. The St. Helen's Petroleum will re-drill all of its small producers to the deeper sands and make good wells out of them if the oil is there to make them. Nutt No. 1 deepening is at 3600 in blue shale. Monterey 4 and 5 livestock in boys. CYPRESS PIG CLUB HAS STARTED RACE On Saturday, Jan. 22, three boys and three girls will enter a 120-day pork feeding contest. The six contestants will go with Assistant Farm Advisor Waters to Diamond Bar Hog Ranch where the boys and girls will be allowed to select a purebred barrow pledge for the race. Each contestant pays for his or her own pig and necessary feed. A complete record is kept of all expense until the pig is finished for market. The prize or Certificate of Merit shall be awarded on the following basis: Value of pigs with regard to weight and stock... 30% Profit made by contestant judging from record of cost of production... 50% Essay on "How I Raised My Pig"... 10% System and accuracy of keeping records... 10% A well-managed Pig Club creates a community interest for improved S. A. BOY DIES IN PANAMA Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boyd of Santa Ana are still awaiting news from Panama giving them details concerning the death of their son, Leonard Boyd. A telegram did not give the cause of death. The telegram received by them was signed "Kennedy." They do not know who Kennedy is, but believe that he is an army officer. "Regret to advise your son Leonard died at Ancon, Canal Zone, Jan. 14," said the telegram. Further, the wire asked for directions concerning the shipment of the young man's body. Last spring he enlisted in the U.S. engineers, and was sent immediately to the Canal Zone. SCHULTE FUNERAL MONDAY Funeral services for Mrs. A. Koenig Shulte, wife of Anton Shulte, will be held from the chapel of Backs & Terry, No. Lemon-st, on Monday afternoon, Jan. 24, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Anaheim cemetery. Mendotn—1300 horsepower installation under way for development of 6 sections of land. THE J. T. LYON CO. ONLY SELL ELK PARK Lots. ELK PARK lots will sell but once at the price we ask. Just Nine More Days of Falkenstein’s ‘Annual Clean Over Prices of the Entire Falkenstein Stock Bottom as Expressed in the Unequivocal Every Article Reduce The Ford One-Ton Truck is at the lowest cost. Thousands transfer and baggage comporations—all have learned easily the work of several handling cost. The light but strong steekerful aluminum-bronze work tires both front and rear, all of flexibility, reliability and costs. Our Ford service organizes stocks of genuine Ford parts ensures full-time service from grows—orders should be placed booklet, “Ford—Anaheim.” Silks, Dress Goods, Domestics, Wash Goods, House Furnishings, Draperies, Bedding, Etc. 10 to 50% Off Original Prices CLUB STATED RACE 22, three boys enter a 120-day will go withvisor Waters to amph where the allowed to sew a piece for the pays for his necessary feed. A lot of all expense ished for market. Certificate of Merit on the following livestock and helps to build character in boys and girls. KANSAS PICNIC JAN·29 Many Orange-co people who formerly lived in Kansas are planning to attend the annual picnic reunion of the Kansas Assn. at Long Beach, Saturday, Jan. 29. —AN ELK PARK LOT MEANS A NEW HOME SOON. Chiropractic The contrast between healthy people radiating vitality, and nerve-strained people who suffer from abnormal conditions is very noticeable. If you or your friends feel all run down—have no energy—I invite you to come and let me explain the good of Chiropractic. Keep posted. The march of progress brings constant change. A spinal column perfectly adjusted, brings health. Chiropractic adjustments correct abnormal conditions, and alds Nature to restore health and poise. Many people will prove its merits. It's worth your while to investigate. Let me tell you about this advancement in science. Consultation free. A. C. FOY CHIROPRACTOR 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, California Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR What a Ford Ton Truck Will Do Ford One-Ton Truck offers an efficient, dependable delivery service lowest cost. Thousands of owners: wholesalers, retailers, farmers, and baggage companies, ice and coal dealers, public service cor- all have learned of the “delivery-cost-cutting” Ford. It does work of several horses at a very greatly reduced upkeep and op- cost. light but strong steel frame, the ever-reliable Ford motor, the pow- minum-bronze worm-drive, demountable rims and pneumatic One-Ton Truck offers an efficient, dependable delivery service lowest cost. Thousands of owners: wholesalers, retailers, farmers, and baggage companies, ice and coal dealers, public service cor- all have learned of the "delivery-cost-cutting" Ford. It does work of several horses at a very greatly reduced upkeep and op- ost. But strong steel frame, the ever-reliable Ford motor, the pow- minum-bronze worm-drive, demountable rims and pneumatic front and rear, all combine to make the one-ton Ford the truck ability, reliability and utmost service with lowest first and after Ford service organizaton—right at your elbow, with complete genuine Ford parts, special equipment and Ford mechanics—in- time service from your Ford truck all the time. The demand orders should be placed without delay. Call or write for free illus- booklet, "Ford—A Business Utility." GEORGE DUNTON FORD AND FORDSON SALES AND SERVICE California Days of Clearance' Stock From End to End and equivocal Statement Produced Children's Coats Children's Wash Dresses Children's Wool Dresses ½ Price Anaheim California