oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-28

NEWS OF FULLERTON CARMEL MYERS AND OTHER STARS COMING An audience of more than 1000 will greet the Legion minaret show in the auditorium this evening at 6:15 when the Fullerton ex-service man put on their big entertainment to replenish their depleted treasury. The advance sale of tickets already indicates a big house. Announcement was made this morning that Carmel Myers, the Uni-ful moving picture actress in Holly-ied by many to be the most beautiful moving picture actress in Hollywood, confirmed her agreement over the phone to positively appear for the Legion tomorrow night in a special act, as a favor to the veterans of the great war. Miss Myers is a favorite and has a large following here. In addition to her special number the Legion announces that Shannon Day, the beautiful female star of the Ziegfeld Follies, will also appear in a special song and dance act on the program. With the addition of other feature numbers, such as the Whittler chorus, the Walberg trio, Wilton, the noted tenor, and a score or more of special acts, with soloists, the evening's entertainment is regarded as strong and attractive. "BOX-CAR TOURISTS" TO JAIL 30 DAYS Pink Bridge and Edward Crawford — "culled gem'men from Arkansaw" "boxcar tourists" from the Old Bear State, were hailed before Judge French this morning on the charge of riding a train without having paid their fare. They admitted their guilt and stated they were on their way to San Diego. The judge, being a kindhearted man, decided he would give them a free lift to Santa Ana, which is directly on the route they wished to go, and in addition gave them 30 days free lodging in Sheriff Jackson's hotel. They wished to know how long 30 days were, but ENJOY SWIM AT BALBOA Eight boys of the Fullerton grammar schools were taken to Balboa Beach yesterday afternoon by C. A. Marcey, principal, and enjoyed a swim in the ocean. They were: Phillip Allen, Herbert Goodwin, Leslie Barlor, Earl Mitchell, Lloyd Moody, Gerald Brewster, Kenneth Gardner, and Walter McClune. GIRLS DEFEAT FACULTY The girls indoor baseball team of the Fullerton grammar schools last night defeated the faculty team of the grammar school by a score of 24 to 6. It was stated this morning by C. A. Marcey, principal. Miss Butterfield pitched for the faculty team. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mrs. Ruth V. Arey left over the Santa Fe for New York today. Mrs. M. E. Watson will leave over the Santa Fe for Oakland May 1. Mrs. Mary L. Austil, of Fullerton, went to Elsinore yesteday to spend a couple of weeks. Frank Musser of Parksburg W. Va., visited N. O. Childers, 314 W. Whitney-ave, last week. The Fullerton Masone lodge will have work in the fellowcraft degree at 7 o'clock Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gigun Updyke, 302 W. Whiting-ave, are rejoicing over the arrival of an 11-pound daughter. Mrs. B. M. Pratt of Los Angeles is visiting her niece, Mrs. P. H. McKillip, 318 W. Whiting-ave, Fullerton. The Knights of Pythias of Fullerton will hold their regular meeting tonight. The second degree will be put on. Mrs. O. V. Flitzgerald, formarly of Fullerton, has recently sold her home in Glendale, and moved to Newport Beach. All who ever lived in Arkansas are invited to a great picnic reunion all day Saturday, May 9 in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. FREIGI MOR Pink Bridge and Edward Crawford—"culled gem'men from Arkansaw" "boxcar tourists" from the Old Bear State, were hailed before Judge French this morning on the charge of riding a train without having paid their fare. They admitted their guilt and stated they were on their way to San Diego. The judge, being a kindhearted man, decided he would give them a free lift to Santa Ana, which is directly on the route they wished to go, and in addition gave them 30 days free lodging in Sheriff Jackson's hotel. They wished to know how long 30 days were, but Judge French assured them the sheriff would keep them informed. Earl D. Degryse of Ananema was arraigned on the charge of speeding, pleaded guilty and was fined $10. H. L. Tadock of Brea was fined $5 for running without a tail light, and Ed Yard of Glendale and H. L. Gode of Corona were each fined $5 on the same charge. Mr. Yard paid the fine under protest. A. W. Thomas, Plone 456— Mrs. D. M. Pratt of Los Angeles is visiting her niece, Mrs. P. H. McKillip, 218 W. Whiting-ave, Fullerton. The Knights of Pythias of Fullerton will hold their regular meeting tonight. The second degree will be put on. Mrs. O. V. Fitzgerald, formerly of Fullerton, has recently sold her home in Glendale, and moved to Newport Beach. All who ever lived in Arkansas are invited to a great picnic reunion all day Saturday, May 7, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Leaster Kinsman, formerly of Santa Ana, are getting established in their attractive home at 222 Jacaranda-ave, Fullerton. Miss Hiddah Daniels, 208 W. Com., nonwealth-ave celebrated her 19th birthday Tuesday evening by an entertainment of a few friends. Mr. L. F. Alken and little son of San Francisco have returned home after a visit with Mrs. L. B. Smith, 214 W. Amerige-ave, Fullerton. Mrs. A. D. Childern and daughter. There’s Never a Doubt, Never a Failure Do you ever stop to think you are judged by the food you serve. You are paying your guests the finest COMPLIMENT WHEN BUYING YOUR MEATS AT STROUP'S MARKET "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FAIRLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT LAST TIME Maurice Tourneur Presents “The Last of the Mexicans” "The Last of the Melicans" Adults 15c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax Friday, April 29 4-Acts Standard Vaudeville 4-Acts From Best Circuits and DAVID BUTLER In "SITTING ON THE WORLD" Adults 35c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT Eva Novak in "Society's Secrets" Adults 25c; Children 19c; Plus War Tax Friday, Saturday, April 29, 30 PEARL WHITE in "The White Moll" Adults 25c; The Orange County Plain Dealer ON BALBOA Hallton gramship to Balboa bison by C. A. and enjoyed, a were: Phildwin, Leslie Lloyd Moody, with Gardner. FACULTY ball team of schools last ulty team of a score of this morning capital, Miss the faculty BRIEFES left over the today. will leave over May 1. Fullerton, may to spend burg W. Va. 141 W. Whitler lodge will craft degree renewing. lyke, 302 W. grew over the daughter. Los Angeles is P. H. McKillfullerton. of Fullerton meeting to will be put formarly of old her home to Newport Arkansas are reunion all in Sycamore Claire, left for Los Angeles today to visit some old friends from the east who have arrived in that city. They will return Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Rhodes, formerly of Anaheim, are getting themselves established in their new home. 514 Jacaranda-pl, Fullerton, Mr. Rhodes works in the oil fields. The executive committee of the Houser Bible class met at noon today at the new Milk Bottle cafe. Plans were made for a special program for Mothers' Day, May 8. "Evingeline," a photoplay version of Longellow's famous poem will be seen at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium tomorrow afternoon. Parents are invited to attend. It is free. Little Miss Charissa Thompson who has been spending a week with her grandmother, Mrs. Kate Mrkham, 236 W. Amerige-ave, Fullerton, has returned to her home in San Francisco. A meeting of the high school Spanish club class was held Tuesday evening. The enrollment of this club is greater this year than ever before, and the meetings invariably interesting to those interested in Spanish. The Daughters of Veterans will hold their regular monthly social tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Tuffree. All members are requested to meet at the Odd Fellows hall ag 1:30. Comrades and wives are also invited. Mrs. J. H. Walls and little son have returned to Wyoming, near which place Mrs. Walls will develop her homestead and teach a nearby school, after a visit with Mrs. Wall's uncle, T. S. Lewis, 214 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McCormock of Shelby, O., have settled in Fullerton, Mr. McCormock obtaining work in the oil fields. They came here to visit it Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin, 132 E. Amerige-ave, but liked the place so well they decided to stay. FREIGHT ADVANCES MORTGAGE ON LAND not the water was shut off at 2245. As soon as this is determined the well will go on down to what is considered producing sand. The Moser Special preparatory to setting a string of 10 in. casing at 3156 blew out and changed the plans of the work. Now an attempt will be made to get a formation shut off at 3050. An unusually good showing of oil was struck at Milley-Keck No. 2 at a depth of 2550. It is the intention now to set 8 inch soon. No. 1 still cemented at 2600 feet. Of the many bids submitted to the high school board for the privilege of drilling on the high school property the one of the Petroleum Midway was accepted. The P. M. Co. agrees to drill a well free of expense and allow the high school to receive half the profits. Columbia L-1 has been cemented at 3100 and is standing. Lumber is on the ground for Columbia 2-1, and Columbia 3-1 is drilling in hard shell at 2600. Ray Walker No. 1 is drilling in shale at 2450. Vollmer-Meyer No. 1 is making water test at 3020. Bray No. 1 is rigging up rotary, and Tower To. 1 is a new well building rig and rigging up. The Standard Oil Co. is leading the field's development with 18 wells drilling. On the Bolsa Chica property Nos 2 and 3 are nearing completion and both look like big wells. Huntington A-3 is still being held up on account of water trouble. The same is true of Huntington A-5. At Huntington A-7 drilling is in the shale at 2675, A-9 is standing cemented at 1975. Huntington A-10 is a new well just started drilling. No. 11 Huntington is building rig, Huntington B-2 is drilling at 2900, B-3 is drilling at 2525, and B-4 is rigging up to start drilling, C-1 and D-1 are standing cemented, and Huntington E-1 is drilling at 2100. An attempt to make Surf No. 1 produces not yet met with much success. The well will produce only a little heavy oil at best. Jones Community No. 1 at 2575 is showing considerable oil and looks good. location. Mid Central, 4256 feet, drillin shale, showing gas. Motor Oil and Refining Co., built and standing. Paramount Oil Co., rigging up. Pantages-Huntington, drilled cement, testing water. Peerless Petroleum Co., spudded and now drilling. Republic Petroleum, 3865, setti6 inch, ready to produce. Sandburg Petroleum Co., rig b and ready to rig up. State Consolidated No. 1, 311 cleaning out to drill deeper. Sun Oil Co. No. 1, 2426, stande cemented. Talbert Oil Co., rigging up, rete spud in. Texcal Oil and Refining Co., I-B, 600 feet, standing cemented. No. 2, standing cemented at 28 with 10 in pipe. Texas Holding Co., No. 1, 30 in brown shale, showing gas. Vista Del Mar Oil Co., No. 1, standing cemented at 2200. No. 2, drilling at 2230 in b shale. Venture Oil Co., No. 1, 3300, resume drilling at once. No. 2, a rig, standing. BREA CANYON WELL LOSES OIL SHOWING The Brea Field Drilling now at 4035 feet showing of oil struck in the Brea Canyon Oil Co.'s deep test well I-32 has vanished. As she well is mown to a three inch hole the cannot be carried much further; case a deeper sink is not struck will be possible to go back to 38 feet and make a small producer least. Drilling on No. 2-A is now 2175 in the sandy shale, and No.at 3150 is in brown shale shows lots of gas and oil. The Columbia Oil Producing has completed the cleaning out Menchego No. 2 and is about reeling FREIGHT ADVANCES MORTGAGE ON LAND As a result of the investigation made by a representative committee of the principal food producing and shipping interests of the entire state, representing alike every food producing section of the state, the very startling statement is made that owing to the increased freight rates brought about by the enforcement of the federal transportation act of 1920, every growers of the state finds each acre of land he controls saddled with a tax, which to all intents and purposes is as binding as if he voluntarily had placed a mortgage on his acreage, provided he ships his product out of the state of California. This committee, which was named by the state market director, Gilbert B. Daniels, following a state wide conference of producers' associations and shippers called at the suggestion of Governor Wm. D. Stephens, is composed of the following named: C. Harold Powell of Los Angeles, general manager of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange. J. F. Niswander of Fresno, vice-president of the California Peach and Fig Growers' Association. C. C. Teague of Santa Paula, president of the California Walnut Growers' Association. J. H. Henderson, Jr., of Sacramento, president of the Associated Dairymen of California, Inc. Roger Edwards of Oxnard, vice-president of the California Lima Bean Growers' Association. Herbert Hazeltine of Los Angeles, president of the American Fruit Growers, Inc. F. B. McKevitt of Sacramento, California Fruit Distributors. J. H. Barber, of San Francisco, general manager of the Poultry Producers of Central California, Inc. J. L. Nagle of Sacramento, manager of the California Fruit Exchange. With Mr. Powell, of Los Angeles as chairman. Governor Stephens, in his communication to the state market director, state that he was of the opinion that the time had been reached when very diligent inquiry should be made into the rates allowed the transcontinental railroads, by the interstate commerce commission, and suggested that a course of action be developed which would assure that the industrial life of the state be effectively safeguarded. The governor also stated that the burden imposed upon the people of the state was so great that he felt it the duty of the state government to make sure oil is produced only a little heavy oil at best. Jones Community No. 1 at 2575 is showing considerable oil and looks good. Another well to come in before scheduled was the Union Oil's Copeal No. 1 which started flowing at 2945. After drilling out the cement the oil sand was pierced only about 4 feet, when the flow started. Union Oil officials are not satisfied with the well's performance and unboudedly will deepen the well before long. Some of the hardest digging in the Huntington Beach field is being experienced by the National Exploration Co. now drilling at 2750 feet. This hard formation was not struck in the Standard's Surf well on adjoining property. Additional field information: Allied Petroleum Co., building a rig. Argonaut Oil Co., drilling out cement and testing water. Bell of Montebello, rigged up and standing. Beach Oil Co., building rig. Bola Chlea Petroleum Corp., rig built and standing. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Axan., standing cemented at 409. California-Iowa, rig up and standing. Edens Syndicate, No. 1, drilling at 900 feet. Edens Syndicate, No. 2 building rig. Fidelity Oil Corporation, rig partially built, standing. Huntington Midway Crude, well Huntington A-7 drilling is in the shale at 2675, A-9 is standing cemented at 1975. Huntington A-10 is a new well just started drilling. No. 11 Huntington is building rig. Huntington B-2 is drilling at 2900. B-3 is drilling at 2525, and B-4 is rigging up to start drilling. C-1 and D-1 are standing cemented, and Huntington E-1 is drilling at 2100. An attempt to make Surf No. 1 produce has not yet met with much success. The well will produce only a little heavy oil at best. Jones Community No. 1 at 2575 is showing considerable oil and looks good. Another well to come in before scheduled was the Union Oil's Copeal No. 1 which started flowing at 2945. After drilling out the cement the oil sand was pierced only about 4 feet, when the flow started. Union Oil officials are not satisfied with the well's performance and unboudedly will deepen the well before long. Some of the hardest digging in the Huntington Beach field is being experienced by the National Exploration Co. now drilling at 2750 feet. This hard formation was not struck in the Standard's Surf well on adjoining property. Additional field information: Allied Petroleum Co., building a rig. Argonaut Oil Co., drilling out cement and testing water. Bell of Montebello, rigged up and standing. Beach Oil Co., building rig. Bola Chlea Petroleum Corp.,rig built and standing. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Axan., standing cemented at 409. California-Iowa, rig up and standing. Edens Syndicate, No. 1, drilling at 900 feet. Edens Syndicate, No. 2 building rig. Fidelity Oil Corporation, rig partially built, standing. Huntington Midway Crude, well Huntington A-7 drilling is in the shale at 2675, A-9 is standing cemented at 1975. Huntington A-10 is a new well just started drilling. No. 11 Huntington is building rig. Huntington B-2 is drilling at 2900. B-3 is drilling at 2525, and B-4 is rigging up to start drilling. C-1 and D-1 are standing cemented, and Huntington E-1 is drilling at 2100. An attempt to make Surf No. 1 produce has not yet met with much success. The well will produce only a little heavy oil at best. Another well to come in before scheduled was the Union Oil's Copeal No. 1 which started flowing at 2945. After drilling out the cement the oil sand was pierced only about 4 feet, when the flow started. Union Oil officials are not satisfied with the well's performance and unboudedly will deepen the well before long. Some of the hardest digging in the Huntington Beach field is being experienced by the National Exploration Co. now drilling at 2750 feet. This hard formation was not struck in the Standard's Surf well on adjoining property. Additional field information: Allied Petroleum Co., building a rig. Argonaut Oil Co., drilling out cement and testing water. Bell of Montebello, rigged up and standing. Beach Oil Co., building rig. Bola Chlea Petroleum Corp.,rig built and standing. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Axan., standing cemented at 409. California-Iowa, rig up and standing. Edens Syndicate, No. 1, drilling at 900 feet. Edens Syndicate, No. 2 building rig. Fidelity Oil Corporation, rig partially built, standing. Huntington Midway Crude, well Huntington A-7 drilling is in the shale at 2675, A-9 is standing cemented at 1975. Huntington A-10 is a new well just started drilling. No. 11 Huntington is building rig. Huntington B-2 is drilling at 2900. B-3 is drilling at 2525, and B-4 is rigging up to start drilling. C-1 and D-1 are standing cemented, and Huntington E-1 is drilling at 2100. An attempt to make Surf No. 1 produce has not yet met with much success. The well will produce only a little heavy oil at best. Another well to come in before scheduled was the Union Oil's Copeal No. 1 which started flowing at 2945. After drilling out the cement the oil sand was pierced only about 4 feet, when the flow started. Union Oil officials are not satisfied with the well's performance and unboudedly will deepen the well before long. Some of the hardest digging in the Huntington Beach field is being experienced by the National Exploration Co. now drilling at 2750 feet. This hard formation was not struck in the Standard's Surf well on adjoining property. Additional field information: Allied Petroleum Co., building a rig. Argonaut Oil Co., drilling out cement and testing water. Bell of Montebello, rigged up and standing. Beach Oil Co., building rig. Bola Chlea Petroleum Corp.,rig built and standing. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Axan., standing cemented at 409. California-Iowa, rig up and standing. Edens Syndicate, No. 1, drilling at 900 feet. Edens Syndicate, No. 2 building rig. Fidelity Oil Corporation, rig partially built, standing. Huntington Midway Crude, well Huntington A-7 drilling is in the shale at 2675, A-9 is standing cemented at 1975. Huntington A-10 is a new well just started drilling. No. 11 Huntington is building rig. Huntington B-2 is drilling at 2900. B-3 is drilling at 2525, and B-4 is rigging up to start drilling. C-1 and D-1 are standing cemented, and Huntington E-1 is drilling at 2100. An attempt to make Surf No. 1 produce has not yet met with much success. The well will produce only a little heavy oil at best. Another well to come in before scheduled was the Union Oil's Copeal No. 1 which started flowing at 2945. After drilling out the cement the oil sand was pierced only about 4 feet, when the flow started. Union Oil officials are not satisfied with the well's performance and unboudedly will deepen the well before long. Some of the hardest digging in the Huntington Beach field is being experienced by the National Exploration Co. now drilling at 2750 feet. This hard formation was not struck in the Standard's Surf well on adjoining property. Additional field information: Allied Petroleum Co., building a rigid. Argonaut Oil Co., drilling out cement and testing water. Bell of Montebello, rigged up and standing. Beach Oil Co., building rigid. Bola Chlea Petroleum Corp.,rig built and standing. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Axan., standing cemented at 409. California-Iowa, rig up and standing. Edens Syndicate, No. 1, drilling at 900 feet. Edens Syndicate, No. 2 building rigid. Fidelity Oil Corporation, rigid partially built, standing. Huntington Midway Crude, well The Columbia Oil Producing has completed cleaning out Menchego No. 2 and is about to resume drilling with the rota Menchego No. 2 seems to be both edible considerably with heating salt and will have to be cleaned out bottom; 3225, before any further progress can be made. Drilling by pipe and getting mechanical difficulties at No. The Fullerton Oil Co.is about to make new hole at 3200 feet.Drilling on No.Ni is now at 2300 inch brown shale,drilling going In Brea Canyon on the Tonne property The General Petroleum two wells drillingat close to38feet.Tonne No.F.at3880isinhard sandshowing油andTonneNo.G.at3885drillingin sandy shalebutnotshowingupwrongasyet.Two other wells drilling,TonneNo.I.at2550andTonneNo.J.at2000ft.TheGeneralPetroleum'sbig producer,TonneNo.K.ismaking725barrelsdrawandshowsno signsofany decree. The Union Oil Co.of Californiakingthe development work Brea Canyon.This company three wells drillingat depths varyingfrom1300to2000feet.S7isaboutreadytobe broughtDrilledto2004feetthiswellstrengthoil sandat1200feetThismationhascontinuedpracticallybrokenandthewellJookslikerecordbreakerfortheBreaHiUnion'snewworkincludesgreatfor5newwellsNos，66，70，79，81。 Governor Stephens, in his communication to the state market director, state that he was of the opinion that the time had been reached when very diligent inquiry should be made into the rates allowed the transcontinental railroads, by the interstate commerce commission, and suggested that A course of action be developed which would assure that the industrial life of the state be effectively safeguarded. The governor also stated that the burden imposed upon the people of the state was so great that he felt it the duty of the state government to look into the matter and ascertain if California was being fairly and justly subjected to this great tax on everything that is shipped by railroad in a rout of the state. A quotation from at recent communication of Governor Stephens, to this committee of growers, reads: AMAL. H. B. WELL IS FLOWING 300 BBLS. Huntington Beach The Amalgamated Oil Co.'s Huntington 2-A completed at 2564, is now on production. The well is flowing about 300 barrels a day. Huntington No. 1-A set 10 inch at 2900 feet. Huntington No. 3 is building rig. The Bolsa Chica Oil Co.'s Augur No. 1 now drilling at 1950 feet continues to encounter gas pockets in the hard shell and shale, and makes the drilling a little different from the surrounding wells. The Hurst Syndicate well has now been on production for the third week and the amount of gas, oil and water produced remains about the same. About 800 barrels of fluid is being produced. Of this amount 50 per cent is water. The oil is 17 gravity and is being sold on the ground to the operating companies. The General Petroleum, one of the leading oil companies in the state, has seen fit to enter the Huntington Beach field. The G. P. has leased community property and is building a rig for what will be known as community N. I. Numerous reports had it that the Huntington Central was a 4000 bbl well a few days ago. Such is far from being the case and probably never will be the case. The truth of the matter is that the Huntington Central No. 1 is to go on a pro-destruction test to find out whether or not Central, 4256 feet, drilling showing gas. Oil and Refining Co., rig standing. Mount Oil Co., rigging up. Huntington, drilled out drinking water. Petroleum Co., spudded in drilling. Petroleum, 3865, setting ready to produce. Petroleum Co., rig built to rig up. Consolidated No. 1, 3160, out to drill deeper. Co. No. 1, 2426, standing. Oil Co., rigging up, ready to oil and Refining Co., No. feet, standing cemented. Standing cemented at 2835 in pipe. Holding Co., No. 1, 3085, shale, showing gas. Del Mar Oil Co., No. 1, is cemented at 2200. Drilling at 2230 in blue Oil Co., No. 1, 3300, to drill at once, a rig, standing. CANYON WELL OIL SHOWING The Brea Field now at 4035 feet the of oil struck in the Brea Oil Co.'s deep test well No. finished. As the well is now a three inch hole the test carried much further. In deeper sand is not struck it is possible to go back to 3900 make a small producer at drilling on No. 2-A is now at the sandy shale, and No. 33 is in brown shale showing oils and oil. Columbia Oil Producing Co. deleted the cleaning out of No. 2 and is about ready A fishing job at 850 feet set the La Habra Midway Oil back almost a week, and allowed only four feet of new hole to be made. The drill line since starting has been in a very hard and tough shale. The showings of light oil struck by the Olinda Land Co. at the shallow dept of 600 feet still continue and give as much promise at 675 feet as at 600 ft. in Well No. 23. Drilling at No. 22 is at 2475 in hard shale. The deep test well of the Petroleum Development Co. now drilling at 4200 is showing up nicely and the outlook is more promising that it has been at any other time. The hard sand is carrying lots of gas at the 4200 mark. The West Coast Oil Co. is scheduled to bring in another 300 barrel well at No. 49. Now drilling at 3000 feet this well has been in the oil sand for three hundred feet. Drilling on No. 83 is going a little slow in the conglomerate at 550. No. 88 is sidetracking pipe at 1900 feet and is about ready to start drilling on new hole. One of the nicest wells brought in in the old Olinda field has recently been completed by the Columbia Oil Producing Co. at well No. 35. Drilled to 3500 feet this well came in a 500 barrel well and has been holding up very good. This is perhaps the biggest encouragement the Olinda field has received this year. Drilling on the Bastanchury the Standard made something over 1300 feet of hole, bringing the depth of Bastanchury No. 1 down to 1750 ft. The formation continues blue shale. K. of C. Dance, Tuesday, May 3rd. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Landscape Architect and Gardening Darroll D. Webb Everything in hardware 206 West Center St. Anaheim K. of C. Dance, Tuesday, May 3rd. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Landscape Architect and Gardening Darroll D. Webb 131 S. Phil. — Phone 168 Estimates gladly furnished Highest CASH Paid for Valencia Oranges Immediate Shipment Olive Fruit Co. Peppers & Miller Packing House, Olive, Cal. Phone 161W Orange Evenings call Bert Lefhy, 303 Orange, A. J. Miller 206J Santa Ana e On! Our RED SALE RED SALE Closes Saturday any powerful values have been named at frequent intervals of Any bargain named during April lies at the command of OME ON! day. We are pleased when you are pleased and April has made Christian Brothers St. The Economy Center of Orange County Anaheim