oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-02

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER As Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday. R. W. ERNEST, BANAKER Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co: Per year; $2; six months, $1.50 Entered at the Postoffice at Anselm, Calif., as second class matter. VOTE HAS BEEN WOMAN'S FOR ONE YEAR One year ago the 'Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was proclaimed officially. American women have had the franchise for 12 months. Representative leaders express themselves as being well pleased with the progress and the showing made by the sex during the 12 months, in the realm of unrestricted citizenship. The prideful gratification is well founded. Women even in this short period have left their impress upon the political affairs of the nation. They have been a stabilizing and bettering influence in politics and in government. They have not produced demoralization. They have not run wild, so to speak, in politics. They have aligned themselves quickly and with dignity, with the existing political parties and have taken up responsibilities for party principles and policies. They have in a wore, exemplified the virtues of good citizenship in a manner that bids fair to become a permanent salutary influence in the body politic. SHELL WILL BRING IN ANOTHER WELL Long Beach Neasa No. 1 has stood cemented almost the required time and will be drilling out before the end of the week. Setting at 2757 this well will be the Shell Co.'s second producer, also Signal Hill's second producer. Horsch No. 1 is the next well in line. At 2600 feet it is showing some oil and gas and pipe will be set soon. Alamitos No. 3 is drilling at 1200, Babb-Tucker at 2400, and Picklor No. 1 at 1800. Drilling on Stakemillier No. 1 is at 2800 feet and no showing has been logged. A rig has been started for Alamitos No. 2. Jones No. 1 is rigging up and a rig is up for Jones No. 2. The Crest Oil Co.'s No. 1 now drilling at 2700 feet it watching the formation closely for a place to set pipe. Drilling progress on this well is one of the marvels of the field for speed and proficiency. Crest-Consolidated is standing rigged up ready to spud in. At Dabney No. 1 the spudding in ceremonial was celebrated last Saturday and now the drilling is going right ahead. About 400 feet of hole has been made. The rig for Dabney No. 2 is up. The Great Western Petroleum Co. is building rig for well No. 1 located north of the Signal Hill Syndicate. It is the intention of the Great West. went good all the way, and the re-opening of the well is being looked forward to with considerable interest. On the strength of this well's showing much development work hinges. On account of the cement failing to set at Sandburg No. 1 a recementing job was necessary at 2748. It is believed that the cement used was faulty, or else the gas worked on and did not allow it to set. Drilling on No. 2 is going nicely at 2175 feet in sand and boulders. Sandburg-Fisher spudded in Sunday and is now making hole. The spudding in was a big affair with a barbacue and $300 worth of prizes. Sandburg-Hardbolled is marked with a rig. San Martenus No. 1 met with the same fate as Sandburg No. 1 and had to be recemented at 2735. A partial shut off only results in menting. No difficulty with the second arm. It will not be the Signal Hill Synergy at 2650 feet where oil sands. At the formation is hard carries some gas. At 4500 feet no oil well on the Standard Oil Co. Been made with the oil indications have The Standard well thing to do with limits of the field. The Walker-West putting the finishing touch up at ready to spud in in a few days. The General Petrus at Signal Hill. This sured a substantial Bickby property, and The G. P.'s well flat just at the foot hill and looks like it is not thought to tend much further the G. P. location. The Huntington about rigged up and in at Signal Hill. Terty is located in field and as well is solute certainty. The Oceanic hard taste of the big "st" is little ahead. At 2 shale showed some significance in this pected so soon. Whiting by any means it Dr. James Allen Geissinger will preach Sunday Morning and Evening at the Methodist White Temple Who’s your baker? —Hans Laison, for the past two years proprietor of the Sanitary Bake Shop, has purchased the New Anaheim Bakery at 136 No. Los Angeles St., and will turn it into one of the most up-to-date and sanitary shops in the county. The Sanitary Bake Shop will continue to operate under the same management and will strive to maintain the service rendered in the past. --Our leaders Oven Queen Bread of Quality Anaheim Special And Pastries —Cakes, cookies, French and other pastry dainties of a quality unsurpassed at a price that makes them a convenience. Bread of Quality Anaheim Special And Pastries —Cakes, cookies, French and other pastry dainties of a quality unsurpassed at a price that makes them a convenience. "FRESH EVERY DAY" Sanitary Bread Shop 165 West Center Phone 474 New Anaheim Bakery 136 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 445 HANS LARSEN, Proprietor THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA shut off only resulted in the first cementing. No difficulty is anticipated with the second attempt. It will not be many days before the Signal Hill Syndicate now drilling at 2650 feet will be touching the oil sands. At the present depth the formation is hard brown shale and carries some gas. At 4500 feet no one is predicting an oil well on the Bixby for the Standard Oil Co. Good progress has been made with the drilling, but no oil indications have been reported. The Standard well will have something to do with setting the eastern limits of the field. The Walker-Western Oil Co. is putting the finishing touches on to the rigging up at No. 1 and will be ready to spud in and start drilling in a few days. The General Petroleum Corp. is in at Signal Hill. This company has secured a substantial acreage of the Bixby property, and has a rig up. The G. P.'s well is located on the flat just at the foot of the reservoir hill and looks like a good location. It is not thought that the field extends much further eastward than the G. P. location. The Huntington-Owners Oil Co. is about rigged up and ready to spud in at Signal Hill. The Owners property is located in the heart of the field and a well is practically an absolute certainty. The Oceanic has been given a taste of the big "stuff" that is just a little ahead. At 2500 feet the hard shale showed some oil. The showing is significant in that it was not expected so soon. While not a big showing by any means it showed that the producing sands were not very far away. The usual good time was made drilling during the past week. Additional Field Information Cal-Mex No. 1 lumber on ground. Cal-Petroleum Syndicate No. 1 is building rig. Coast States Oil Co. No. 1 rig. Guaranty Oil Co. No. 1 rig. Huntington National No. 1 rig. Huntington Sure Shot No. 1 rig. Kentucky-Pacific Oil Co. No. 1 is a rig. 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