oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-13

UXILIARY NOT FOR K. P. DUTY ALONE Urging a keener spirit of cooperation between the American Legion and their auxiliaries, Mrs. Carr-Marks, state president of the Legion auxiliary, gave the principal address at a meeting of the Santa Ana auxiliary. Most of the Legion boys have been imbued with the idea that the auxiliary was organized for K. P. duonly," said Mrs. Marks. "Now of these we are ready and willing to K. P. anytime for the boys, but service extends further than it. The thing I wish to bring about better cooperation between the Legion posts and their various auxiliaries. Our problems are mutual and our organizations are working for the improvement and general benefit of the different communities. I would have the posts and auxiliaries meet at the same time and be. After the business sessions they could join the women in a so-hour. We could combine our enquiries in community drives and accomplish many things working together." Mrs. Marks told of the visits of different auxiliary units to hospitals where exservice men are being used for. Related some of the practical devised for treating the boys have been scarred by the war, women, she said, have made mistake of giving the boys things have no use for. It is the peculiar thing that counts, she said. Special effort is now being made the auxiliary units, Mrs. Marks, to urge the exservice men up the vocational training offered by the government. An effort also being made to induce the boys keep up their insurance. The membership of the auxiliary, she said, doubled in the last six months. est stratum of oil sand ever drilled thru is to be found in the General Petroleum's Tonner No. 1 in Brea Canyon. At 1550 TonnerNo. 1 made a 450 barrel well. The production decreased and the well was deepened. At 2100 where drilling is now underway the rich oil sands continue unbroken. When completed Tonner No. 1 should make a record producer. Tonner No. 3 continues to be the G. P.'s big producer, making close to 600 barrels daily. At Olinda the Olinda Land Co.'s two drilling wells are held up with fishing jobs. No. 22 is fishing at 2800 and No. 23 at 1000 feet. The Petroleum Development Co—Santa Fe—is about ready to put No. 92 now drilling at 2950 on production. The well has been showing a lot of oil and gas. No. 94 shows 2475 feet in brown shale and No. 95 is a new well marked with a rig. For the first time in a good many years the Union Oil Co. has no actual drilling underway on the Stearns lease at Brea. Nos. 56 and 75 are standing and the rig is being moved at No. 65. Grades for four new wells, Nos. 69, 78, 81, 79 and 80, have been made, but as yet the rigs have not been erected. The Stearns lease being owned outright the Union is in a position to drill the property at pleasure. On the Graham-Loftus a fishing job is holding up the work on the deep test well No. 53. Drilling got to 3275 where a bit was lost. CENTRAL DRILLING AT 1200 IN SHALE Whittier and Santa Fe Springs The Central Oil Co.'s No. 71 drilling at 1200 feet in shale and sand is making an excellent showing for oil. Preparations continue for the bringing in of No. 69 at 2265. No. 68 was O.K.'d for water at 1865 and drilling is going ahead. Encouraged by the good showing LONG BEACH CROWDS HOME Long Hull Operations at Sigma formia's newest oil with whirlwind spawns that filled Lull to overflowing areas on Signal Hill. Hull has noticed this change in finding that some big holes in around the west that will pull the shell Co.'s signal hill was enough a few days after that it is has been giving off blee and until this no regular and ur can be expected. In ing out No. 1 the S at Nesa No. 1, gr No. 1, and building miller No. 1. A check of the Shell No. 1 logs rev corresponding forming 59 to 80 feet Martenas well. The Sandburg making fast time No. 1 to the Shell 1400 feet in blue sea. The Signal Hill early in the week in 450 feet in the sand. W.M.Keek Saturday and is more close to 1000 feet been made. The following coming rigs: The Crew Western Petroleum Trebell Oil Co., Located and Oceanic. The following coming up: The Coast Claimant Oil Co., Hunter. The Standard O now making hole drilling is going wbeen attended wi CENTRAL DRILLING AT 1200 IN SHALE Whittier and Santa Fe Springs The Central Oil Co.'s No. 71 drilling at 1200 feet in shale and sand is making an excellent showing for oil. Preparations continue for the bringing in of No. 69 at 2265. No. 68 was O.K. for water at 1865 and drilling is going ahead. Encouraged by the good showing Ocean View No. 1 has made the Ocean View Oil Co. is rigging up to start drilling on No. 2. No. 1 will make better than 100 barrels. It is 2055 feet deep. The cementing done by the La Habra Midway at 861 to shut off sand and gravel failed and had to be repeated. For some reason the cement failed to set. Drilling will be delayed another ten days. The So. Calif. is now making some real drilling progress. During the past week 145 feet of hole was made bringing the depth down to 1635. The formation is a kind of blue shale. The Shell Co.'s Cole No. 1 is now making hole at 4200 feet. The formation is sandy brown shale, and some indications of oil are shown. Hart No. 1 is still held at 3995 with a fishing job. Baldwin No. 1 the famed "stay with it" well is low on production and is making about 20 barrels. Standard Oil operations in the Whittler field now includes 6 wells. Murphy-Coyote No. 83 is at 2700, No. 85 at 3100 and No. 86 at 2850. On the bastanchury Ranch No. 5 is down 4740 and digging cellar. No. 1 Bastanchury stands cemented at 3695. Emery No. 31 is at 4020 and redrilling. Belleving that No. 5 Whitley will do better than a tubing has been given again this week. Out the cement at a water test. No. is drilling. The Amalgamate expect production No. 1, Santa Fe 4600 feet. It is the ry the 3875 foot is necessary. The Union Oil on the Meyer lea- tion: Meyer No. 4 No. 5 is drilling that production w according to Mey- 4595 the Union wells soon. Bell N is drilling in grey REA CANYON DEEP TEST WELL FAILURE The Brea Field The Brea Canyon Oil Co.'s deep well No. 32 drilled to almost 0 feet has failed to make a com- sial producer. Starting off mak- gage only, the oil came in grad- and ran up to about 20 bbls. This production has now fail- to 12 bbls. The well is to be meld out in the hope of increasing output. Brea Canyon No. 2-A is lining out in the hope of increasing output. Brea Canyon No. 2 is lining in the brown shale at 3100 at No. 33, 400 feet of hole was and redrilling is now at 2800. The new well is drilling at in the famous Pico property at the Columbia Oil Production is bailing and bringing in No. 3 2890. A big well was expected, but it has failed to material- Orange No. 7 is drilling at 3600 sandy shale, and Pico No. 2 shows a feet in hard sand. On the Men- go lease the Columbia is going and with its drilling of No. 2—which is now at 4200 in sandy shale not showing very strong. On the mer lease No. 2 shows a 1000 foot The Fullerton Oil Co., has two wells drilling cemented, No. 4 stands at 0 and No. 14 at 2395 Redrilling No. 6, the 3300 foot well, is at New hole on No. 16 is now made at 3475 in hard sand, what is believed to be the thick- WEBER'S Kodak Finishing Developing 10c SUMMER FURNISHING Pongee ties with col- ored embroidered figu- res. Something dif- ferent. Priced $1.00 WEBER'S Kodak Finishing Developing 10c Prints 3c and UP FREE ERY DOLLAR'S worth work entitles you to one 10 enlargement Absolutely Free Service That Serves Dolls Continuing our Doll Sale s week, we have a numof large jointed dolls to sold at 5 Per Cent Discount ere are small ones, too, from 50c up at the same ductions. WEBER'S Book and Music STORE ANAHEIM Pongee ties with colored embroidered figures. Something different. Priced $1.00 New Patterns in rich, shimmery crepe and Jersey silk shirts. $7.50 and More Anaheim LONG BEACH PULLS CROWDS FROM H. B. Long Beach Operations at Signal Hill, So. California's newest oil field, are moving with whirlwind speed. The Sunday crowds that filled Huntington Beach to overflowing are now to be found on Signal Hill. Huntington Beach has noticed this change and is hoping that some big wells will be bred in around the west side of the field that will pull the people back. The Shell Co.'s discovery well on Signal Hill was in action long enough a few days ago to establish the fact that it is a great well. Sand has been giving considerable trouble and until this is all washed out no regular and uniform production can be expected. In addition to washing out No. 1 the Shell is rigging up at Nesa No. 1, grading for Wilbur No. 1, and building a rig for Stake-miller No. 1. A check of the San Martenas and Shell No. 1 logs reveals the fact that corresponding formations are running 50 to 80 feet deeper in the San Martenas well. The Sandburg Petroleum Co. is making fast time drilling its offset No. 1 to the Shell. Drilling is now 1400 feet in blue shale. The Signal Hill Syndicate got off early in the week and the log shows 450 feet in the sand and gravel. W. M. Keck No. 1 started drilling Saturday and is making good time, close to 1000 feet of hole having been made. The following companies are building rigs: The Crest Oil Co., Great Western Petroleum Co., Augur and Trebell Oil Co., Long Beach Consolidated and Oceanic. The following companies have rigs up: The Coast Ctates Oil Co.; Guaranty Oil Co., Huntington National. The Standard Oil Co.'s Bixby is now making hole at 4200 feet. The drilling is going very good, and has been attended with a minimum of ARCADIA SETS 8-INCH PIPE AT 2975 FEET Montebello Field At 2975 the Arcadia Oil Co. got a sufficient showing of oil to warrant the setting of 8 inch pipe at that dept. Pipe was set 15 feet below the depth of the original well, lost on account of mechanical troubles. Resume of the Field Columbia Oil Co. Adobe No. 4 at 3000 feet drilling in shale. Adobe No. 5 at 3210 recemented, Scott-Arnold at 2585 standing. La Merced Oil Co. Calkins No. 1 at 2745, no shut off, standing. Manly No. 1 at 2750 fishing for 8 inch casing. Keeley Oil Co. Walters No. 1 at 3130 feet idle. Walters No. 2 at 3130 standing idle. Pan-American Pet. Co. Pasadena No. 2 at 3315 drilling out cement. Petroleum Midway Co. Baldwin 7-A at 1400 drilling in shale and boulders. Baldwin No. 11 fishing at 3-.260, Germain I-B redrilling at 3-.709, P. and B. No. 2 at 3535 in oil sand, bringing in. Prugh No. 9 at 2997 set 10 inch, standing. Potter Oil Co. No. 2 fishing at 3160. St. Helens Pet. Co. Eggleston No. 1 balling for water test at 3300. Monterey No. 5 at 3241, putting in 4 inch, going ahead. P. and B. No. 1 at 3025 standing cemented. Standard Oil Co. Baldwin No. 5 at 1625 in hard sand drilling. Baldwin No. 57-A at 3475 in hard sand drilling. Temple No. 14 at 2600 drilling. Western Pacific Oil Co. No. 1 at 3100 putting in 6 inch and drilling by at 2534. Union Oil Co. La Merced No. 9 at The S.Q.P Annual DRILL 4000 FEET OF KRAEMER IN 6 WEEKS The Wonder Co. Ltd. set pipe at Kraemer Home Place No. 2 at 3197. In six weeks the 4000 feet of hole was made, and the record is worthy of mention for the Richfield district. The hard places were drilled with a Reed Roller bit, now recognized as the fastest rock cutting tool. do better than a 100 barrels the tubing has been lowered and the well will be given a production test again this week. No. 6 is drilling out the cement at 2214 and making a water test. No. 7 spudded in and is drilling. The Amalgamated Oil Co. does not expect production at Butterworth No. 1, Santa Fe Springs, short of 4600 feet. It is the intention to carry the 3875 foot hole to that depth is necessary. The Union Oil Co. has two wells on the Meyer lease nearing production. Meyer No. 4 is now at 4200 and No. 5 is drilling at 4155. Assuming that production will be duplicated according to Meycr No. 3 drilled to 4595 the Union will have two new wells soon. Bell No. 1 at Los Nietos is drilling in grey sand at 3800 ft. 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