oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-04

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. HESTER, Editor Subscription rate—in No. Orange-co: Per year, $2; six months, $1.25. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. AMAL. RIGGING UP ON BAYHA NO. 1 Placentia, Richfield The Amalgamated Oil Co. started rigging up and will be drilling on Bayha No. 1 a new well before the end of the week. Breen No. 2 is proving one of the field's hard wells to drill, the conglomerate still continuing from the top to 600 feet. Page No. 2 is in blue shale at 2375. Potter No. 2 now standing cemented at 3200 will be the Amalgamated next Richfield producer. The Clark Oil Co. was successful in getting Wetzel No. 1 cleaned out to 3607 feet and at that depth set a string of eight-inch pipe. This feat means a lot to the successful completion of the well. Drilling will proceed in a couple of weeks. The work is being done under the supervision of Superintendent McGee of the United Oil Co. The Dependable Oil Trust, a new concern in the Richfield district spudded in and started drilling. The well located west of the Petroleum Midway's Richfield-Yorba starts on cable tools, a new departure for the field. Should sand hold up the work the rotary will be substituted. The Fullerton Oil Co.'s Anaheim Union drilling at 4475 still continues in sticky brown shale, and aside from a few colors the well is not looking as good as was expected at this depth. Fortunately the hole is in good condition and drilling is going right ahead. Something good is expected at 4500, and unless something shows up good soon the expectations will not be met. At 4525 the General Petroleum's Group 2-1 is drilling in hard sand and is looking considerable better. Hope of getting something good are low being entertained. Stern No. 4 is now a producer. This new well was brot in at 3411 and looks like a 250-barrel well. Davis No. 1 also went on a production test and is showing a capacity of about 200 barrels. Hugo No. 2 is drilling at 1750 and No. 3 is rigging up for rotary. At McKracken No. 2 a gas pocket was struck at 3260 and the well has been blowing gas under high pressure for several days. The gas is absolutely dry, Osman No. 1 is testing water at 3100. Jones No. 1 a new well started drilling. Brown No. 1 shows 2100 feet in the conglomerate. Pipe trouble with the four-inch string necessitated the cutting out of the pipe and a partial redrilling and deepening of Harrington-Dumas No. 1. It will only be a matter of a few days when the well will be back making its 400 barrels daily. Immediatelyment at the Bearing sand and filled the feet Until then it will not test on the water well appears to feculty is expect the water shut Deep drilling by most of the Richfield district Development C 4100 feet. Braad oil sand at 415 property in hard at 2655, cong Bradford stands Bradford Committed at 4342. No. 2 is at 267 One of the property took place when the proper Consolidated pass the Petroleum considered a vee for both parties troleum Midway developing concordist and has the Consolidation of T, J, Cr Midway has made ing in the field Consolidated are in being taken a position to de best advan montha the Petroleum producing a com May Sales It will be almost impossible for the majority of our patrons to app White, because never in years has it been possible to gather together lingerie, modish Frocks and Blouses, the dainty white fabrics and This is also most favorable time to buy Bedding, Table Linens a will attest. 45 in. White Imported Swiss Household Linen Attractively Priced 72x90 Seamless Sheets $1.29 —Made of good serviceable sheeting that will give excellent service. Bed Spreads $2.45to$7.50 —About 75 Spreads in the entire lot—plain hemmed or scalloped—reduced to new price levels! Athletic Bath Towels 39c EACH —Establishing a new low price for these heavy ribbed Bath Towels of large size. Bath Towels 29c —18x36 Bath Towels of good weight at a price not heard of in many months. Huck Towels —A special purchase of extra large Huck towels underpriced for the May event... 19c —Establishing a new low price for these heavy ribbed Bath Towels of large size. Bath Towels 29c —18x36 Bath Towels of good weight at a price not heard of in many months. Huck Towels —A special purchase of extra large Huck towels underpriced for the May event... 19c Mercerized Damask 79c and $1.18 —The 79c quality in the 58-inch width. —The $1.18 quality in the 72-inch width. —Both excellent values and good designs. Yard Wide English Longcloth —Soft finish Long Cloth of good weight and excellent quality at a selling price. Muslin and Nainsook 15c yd —a price lower than any that has been quoted on these grades of bleached cotton in many years. Underwear Crepe 29c yd —Pink and White Plisse Crepe of good quality—ideal for Undergarments, and underpriced. Hundreds of yards of Curtain Goods, including Marquise FALKENS THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM Immediately on drilling out the cement at the Placentia-Pacific's well heaving sand came up into the pipe and filled the hole several hundred feet. Until this condition is relieved it will not be possible to get a test on the water job. However, the well appears to be dry and no difficulty is expected as far as getting the water shut off. Deep drilling is being resorted to by most of the big companies in the Richfield district. The Petroleum Development Co. has two wells at 4100 feet. Bradford No. 1 is in the oil sand at 4110, and No. 3 same property in hard sand at 4120. B-4 is at 2655, conglomerate, and No. 5 Bradford stands, cemented at 3911. Bradford Community still stands cemented at 4342. Drilling on Richfield No. 2 is at 2675 in hard sand. One of the largest transfers of property took place a few days ago when the property of the Richfield-Consolidated passed into the hands of the Petroleum Midway. The deal is considered a very advantageous one for both parties concerned. The Petroleum Midway is one of the heavy developing concerns in the Richfield district and has properties all around the Consolidated. Under the direction of T. J. Crumpton the Petroleum Midway has made a wonderful showing in the field and the Richfield Consolidated are to be congratulated in being taken over by a company in a position to develop its property to the best advantage. Inside of six months the Petroleum Midway will have the Consolidated's property producing a couple of thousand barrels a day. It is understood that the P. M. is to drill eight wells on the property, four at no charge to the Consolidated in which the production is to be apportioned 50-50. The remaining four wells are to be drilled on a 50-50 basis all the way thru. The Petroleum Midway takes charge at once and will begin the cleaning out and redrilling of Consolidated No. 1 and the fixing up of No. 2. The Petroleum Midway is rushing work on the Krug property at top speed. This week's report shows No. 1 standing cemented at 2760, No. 2 drilling at 2300, No. 3 drilling at 1-100, No. 4 drilling at 600, and No. 5 building rig, and a location staked for No. 6. Richfield-Yorba No. 1 is now at 3300 in brown shale. Steiner No. 1 on a pumping test made 60 barrels. Richfield Giant No. 1 is showing just enough encouragement to make the drilling interesting. At $450 the hard sand is showing considerable gas and some very substantial colors are showing occasionally. At 3000 feet the Ridge Oil Co.'s No. 1 continues to increase its showing of oil. The brown sandy shale is carrying a lot of gas in addition. Selby-Root-Hogue Oil Co. is washing out and making preparations to bring in Claxon-Wardman No. 1 at 3275. The well has been showing up quite strong and has all the indications of making a 350 or 400-barrel well on production. New work on the property is going ahead. The rig is up for No. 2 and No. 3 has been located. The Standard Oil Co. still maintains the lead taken several months ago in the deep drilling work. Its latest achievement is in the getting of Lottus-O'Bryan No. 1 to 4875, and Vejar No. 1 to 4800 feet. L & O. No. 1 at the above depth is in hard sand and not showing very strong indications of oil. Vejar No. 1 another test well at 4800 is in hard sand also and is not showing much encouragement. On the Kraemer No. 2 property No. 16 is building rig. No. 15 is drilling at 1300 in hard sand, and No. 14 is 2100 in shale. No. 12 stands cemented at 3640. The Union Oil Co. of Calif, has completed and is about ready to put Chapman No. 2 on the pump. Fishing jobs, mechanical trouble and hard digging prolonged the drilling of this well into two years. Soon after Chapman No. 1 the gusher well that opened the field was completed, the Union spudded in and started drilling Chapman No. 2. An experiment was made with extra heavy standard tools, the idea that the big tools would pulverize the consolident and hole would be made rapidly. Several months were lost and little progress was made. Putting the rotary back, the well was drilled to 4100 feet, and is now ready to produce. On account of the small amount of real oil sand found Chapman No. 2 is not expected to be a very big well, probably will not go over 200 barrels. Chapman No. 2 came in a few days ago a 125-barrel well. Thompson-Godwin No. 2 is in oil sand at 3290. Towell No. 4 is drilling at 2850. Instein's Sales of White our patrons to appreciate the scope of the 1921 May Sales of le to gather together the abundant stocks of beautiful white fabrics and accessories that distinguish this event. ing, Table Linens and Towels, as the following list of unusual Swiss Organdie, Yard 95c —A headliner from the White Goods Section! Think of buying a beautiful quality of permanent finish Swiss Organdie in the 45-inch width at, yard ..... 95c 45-inch Imported Novelty Organdie $1.65 —Beautiful Organdies in checks and brocades, for Blouses, Dresses and Trimmings. 'Yard ..... $1.65 40-inch All Silk Crepe de Chine $1.39 yd. —We have procured another limited quantity of this all Silk Crepe de Chine, that was taken up so readily a few days ago. But again early shopping will be necessary! “Mallinson” Sport Silks $7.50 yd. —These nationally known silks may be had at Falkenstein’s in a wide range of 1921 designs—40-inch silks, yard ..... $7.50 Yard Wide Linen Finish Suiting 18c yd. Philippine Lingerie for —The inexpressible charm thent in these exquisite Undergery also contribute to their da 50 Gowns and Envelope —A price that will insure the necessary, to share in this of —Muslin and Gowns! Spec Priced! —Embroidery and Trimmed Gowns. $1.45 to $2 —Excellent materials in the making of each the values are out-of-nary. Irresistibly Pretty Blouse Voile Blouses $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00. —Three remarkable groups, featured at "Mallinson" Sport Silks $7.50 yd. —These nationally known silks may be had at Falkenstein's in a wide range of 1921 designs—40-inch silks, yard $7.50 Yard Wide Linen Finish Suiting 18c yd. —The cloth that is so much in demand just now for the making of Aprons, Table Covers Etc. 81-Inch Bleached Sheeting 49c yd. —Wearwell Sheeting, 2¼ yards wide, 100 yards only at this exceptionally low price. ingcloth---10 Yards for $1.95 —Illent quality at a price, that is way less than ½ its former Crepe 29c yd hite Plisse Crepe —ideal for Under-underpriced. "Berkeley 100" Nainsook 29c —Berkeley Nainsooks are nationally known as the best obtainable—at 29c the saving is worth while. Including Marquisettes and Nets, at new low prices! Irresistibly Pretty Blouse Voile Blouses $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00. Three remarkable groups, featured at these extremely low prices. All sizes in each lot. GINGHA —Made of finest Voiles and checked Ginghams for their truIn conjunction with the May fering of Several Thousand Yards 40-INCH PRINTED VOILES 39c, 59c, 95c yd. —Being a collection of dozens of new 1921 designs in printed Voiles in every conceivable color or combination. NINA MAJ vise you fully and cheerfully hair. STEIN'S ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, May 4, 1921. White Brogue Oxfords Made of fine white Nubuck—nifty shape — like illustration. These sell regularly at a much higher price. Special $4.98 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center Street Anaheim, California Philippine Hand Embroidered Lingerie Specially Priced for May Selling Expressible charm that clings to hand-made things is very much apparable exquisite Undergarments. Soft, fine materials and artistic stitchtribute to their daintiness. Uses and Envelope Chemise . . . $4.95 Each that will insure their immediate disposal. Early selection will be to share in this offering. —Muslin and Crepe Gowns! Specially Priced! —Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Gowns. $1.45 to $2.95 —Excellent materials are used in the making of each garment, the values are out-of-the-ordinary. CHEMISE WERE NEVER MORE ATTRACTIVE! Than those we have assembbled here for this May event. Pretty lace or embroidery trimmed garments are offered at $1.45 to $3.50 Only Pretty Blouses . . . $5.95 and Higher Blouses $2.00 and And no matter what price you choose to pay you are assured of the utmost in value as Excellent materials are used in the making of each garment. The values are out-of-the-ordinary. $1.45 to $3.50 Pretty Pretty Blouses ... $5.95 and Higher Blouses $2.00 and And no matter what price you choose to pay you are assured of the utmost in value as well as style — at Falkenstein's. GINGHAM TRIMMED BLOUSES Fineest Voiles and cleverly combining ruffles of small blue and pink ginghams for their trimming ... $5.50 and $5.95 Collection with the May Sales of White—Falkenstein's presents an off-handousand Yards of Wanted Summer Fabrics at Remarkably Low Prices! PRINTED MILES 95c yd. Selection of dozens designs in printed conceivable collar. 40 INCH COLORED ORGANDIE 69c YD. All we ask is that you compare this quality we are offering with materials usually sold at higher prices. You will take more appreciate this offering. SILK VOILES EMBROIDERED $1.45, $1.65, $1.95 Voiles in wonderful colorings and a large range of silk stripes or silk embroidered effects. ANA MAJEL Specializes in the making of stemless switches from one's own combings or from cut stock. She will addually and cheerfully in the matter of beautification of the human ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA