oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-14

WILL PLAY SUNDAY BATTLE AT VERNON Sunday's clash between Anaheim and Pasadena, the third and deciding game of the series for the So. Cal. Elks baseball championship, will be played at Vernon Coast League baseball park in Los Angeles, it was definitely announced today by Manager Pete Hax. Lafayette Lewis, chairman of the Elks state baseball committee, completed the negotiations today with Eddie Maler, owner of the Vernon park. The winner of the crucial game, in addition to annexing the southland title and privilege of meeting San Francisco's club, champions of the north, for the California title at the State convention next month in San Jose, will also walk off with all the gate receipts. Pasadena got the receipts at the first game played on the Crown City diamond, and Anaheim took them last Sunday at the Fullerton park. So there is a double incentive for the winning of the game Sunday. The same umpires as last Sunday will officiate—Kid Mohler and Ree Torneman, both former league stars. Harry Hughes, on whom so much depends, Sunday, is working out carefully this week under the expert tutelage of Captain Bus Callan. The big objective is to get his whip in shape to go the whole route. Salve son is also working out with Callan. "I feel this way about it, that if we are on our toes, we can beat Pasadena Sunday," said Manager Hax today. "We have already cleaned them three times, twice last year and once this. If we can win we have defeated a mighty good club and are entitled to represent So. Cal. at San Jose. If we can't win, we don't deserve to meet San Francisco." Youngman who was out of the DUDLEY WILL HAVE HARD BATTLE FRI. When Young Dudley faces Mike O'Leary Friday night at the Anaheim Athletic club he will face a battles of his career. The why-fore of all of the hostility lies in the offer made O'Leary by Wad Wadhams, Vernon matchmaker. Wadhams offered the "fighting hard" the semi-windup and a nice little purse on next Tuesday's card at Vernon providing Mike beats the local warrior in their bout here. From the spectators' standpoint the O'Leary-Dudley go will probably make the Dudley-Weber bout look like a preliminary. The Irishman is a hard hitter and can also take punishment, which will give Dudley a better chance than with a boxer of Weber's type. Few fans look for a knockout, but many of them are figuring on Dudley winning on points. Billy Conley boxes the semi-wind-up with Jack Moore, an dwill be Conley's third start in the local ring. Conley has been working out every day at Sparke's and is in tip top condition. The balance of the cards read: Danny O'Brien vs. Leonard Lauder; Kid Loule vs. Young Alvariz and Jimmy Lloyd and Perfy Mack will raise the curtain: HACIENDA NINE-HOLE COURSE OPENS SAT. Next Saturday, Sept. 17, the new nine-hole course of the Hacienda Country Club will be opened to members and friends. There are more greens ready now, but the directors have decided to confine the playing to the completed nine holes, SHELL ABANDONED WELLS IN WEEKS The Shell Co. of Californians doubled two wells in the The Hart well drilled finished at the sand show no oil. Drilling well consumed two years was abandoned at 4600 also finished up in show no oil. A year the drilling of the Co two wells proved up correctly negatively. A year Co abandoned the San Puente Hills after feet. Signal Hill hill first wildcatting succited California. Drilling on the La wild cat continues togress. At 1150 the f shale with streaks of At 2482 the Sou string of 8-inch pipe, couraging oil showing prior to the setting up Standard Oil drilling the famous Murphy includes five wells. No. 80 at 3500 end fet. Drilling at No. 4 No. 88 is at 900 feo No. 1 is now makes Bastanchury No. 5 to produce about 50 Actual deepening o has started. Drilled o the well did not hold No. 5 is preparing toment at 2503. No. 7 into such a hard stratete that the Reed be put in to get thru Drilling at 400 feed Oil Co.'s Butterwing at Santa Fe Spell shell and not showing tions to speak of. The Scientific Oil Co to 1200 feet. Most of far has been in blue The Union Oil Co.'s 5 are now deep drill No. 4 is at 4225 and sand. Meyer No. 5 a hard sand and fishing and bit. carefully this week under the expert tutelage of Captain Bus Callan. The big objective is to get his whip in shape to go the whole route. Salve-son is also working out with Callan. "I feel this way about it, that if we are on our toes, we can beat Pasadena Sunday," said Manager Hax today. "We have already cleaned them three times, twice last year and once this. If we can win we have defeated a mighty good club and are entitled to represent So. Cal. at San Jose. If we can't win, we don't deserve to meet San Francisco." Youngman, who was out of the game with a boil on his hand, will be in the line-up again Sunday. He will materially strengthen the team, as he is a ball player all the time, a certain cure fielder and may be depended on to land on first base by some hook or crook most any old time. He will return to left field Lewis shifting back to right. This will leave Moffat back on the bench as he was unable to do anything against Dunton, Pasadena's main-stay on the mound, last Sunday, while in Pasadena game Lewis got to first every time up cracking out four safeties and getting in front of an fiskhoot once. NEFF ATTRACTION AT LEGION OPENER Chet Neff, who fought Young Papke to a draw at Vernon last night, will be one of the headliners at the premier program at the new American Legion arena on No. Los Angeles-st. Thursday evening of next week, it was announced today. Matchmaker Red Matthews is making an effort to line up Henry Gas-tite for Neff's running mate. The remainder of the debut card is to be of the same high calibre, was the assurance given today. Of the Neff-Papke go last night, the Examiner says: "The main event looked a bit slow after the whirlwind slugfest Young Papke and Chet Neff put on. Both Neff and Papke were hanging on at the bell. Once or twice it looked as though Papke was going to put his man away, but each time Neff came rougher and tougher than ever. The draw decision was well received." Kid Louie has earned the promotion from the curtain raising class in the local ring and will start in the second bout on the card Friday night. Although Louie's bouts are under the half dozen mark, he made an exceptionally good showing for a beginner. Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Los Angeles HACIENDA NINE-HOLE COURSE OPENS SAT. Next Saturday, Sept. 17, the new nine-hole course of the Hacienda Country Club will be opened to members and friends. There are more greens ready now, but the directors have decided to confine the playing to the completed nine holes, while the work on the remaining nine is being finished. Those who have inspected the course are enthusiastic over the present condition of the greens and the fairways. The Burmuda grass with which the fairways have been sown has made a remarkable growth and before Saturday will be almost as closely clipped as the greens. Nine wonderful holes will be awaiting the golfer and the directors of the club hope to greet every member and his family at the club grounds next Saturday. Those who are not members are also invited to attend the official opening and a green fee will be charged for the use of the course. The temporary club house has been equipped with all needed conveniences and baths and lockers have been provided. It is the intention to rent the lockers to members and arrangements can be made for these through the caretakers on the ground. The lockers are the same as decided upon for the permanent club house and later will be moved to that building. Those who desire to enjoy a picnic dinner at the club grounds will find brick ovens and tables and plenty of pure water. It is probable that a number will take advantage of this equipment for family gatherings on the opening day. The club owns 151 acres. About half the membership is in Anaheim and northern Orange-co, the remainder in Whittier district. The formal opening will be the first of Oct. Alfonso Bell is president; Dr. F. H. Houck, vice-president; Wallace Gregg, secretary; Merle R. Allen, assistant. Sport Chatter Entries continue to flow in to Tournament Manager Jimmy Hoffron for the first big So. Cal. bowling program ever staged in Anaheim, which opens next Monday. Local fans have accepted with satisfaction the lineup of the four five-men teams selected to represent Anaheim. The Anaheim bugs are keen to see the local pin-shooters make a showing. Bill Danley, matchmaker and referee at Sparke's fistic ranch, is working out with a number of the local "leather pushers." Darnley is every reason to Oceanic will get well. Drilling at 4:00 feet fed Oil Co.'s Butterworm at Santa Fe Spill shell and not showing tions to speak of. The Scientific Oil Co. to 1200 feet. Most off far has been in blue. The Union Oil Co.'s 5 are now deep drill No. 4 is at 4225 and sand. Meyer No. 5 a hard sand and fishing and bit. SHELL WILL IN 3 WE The Shell Co. of Co the Signal Hill prod new wells soon. Cemem in the Babb Tucker Horsch at 2910, and at 3010. All three of shown up strong an can be expected from them. Alimitos No. 3 brown shale at 2945, shows sand and shilmos No. 2 is riggil 1 is rigged up and Patton-Wilson No. The tools left in the Nesa No. 1 caught yet been recovered shops, office and was being rushed to coily as possible. The preparations to make permanent oil field. The Crest Oil Co. fishing job in a man set a string of 10 Previous to setting oil sand was dallied menting was done w of an oil well. Cress 1 is rigging up. The Dabney Syndicate good time drilling weeks work shows No. 2 is a completed On the Blkby pro Petroleum has spud drilling at No. 1. Test well for the case Rigging up work lean Pet. Syndicate shape rapidly and will probably take end of the week. W.M.Keek No.1 cement and will tomorrow. The ca 2220, the depth of its Some good indicat perfect hole to go conditions at the Jack McKeon is mation changes clos From the present it has been practic pipe at about 3100 indications have been 3000 to 3085 to p is every reason to Oceanic will get well. Ramsey Bros. N Reach water derr Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Los Angeles 97 69 .584 Sacramento 96 71 .575 San Francisco 97 72 .574 Seattle 91 73 .555 Oakland 88 79 .527 Vernon 86 82 .512 Salt Lake 66 97 .405 Portland 43 121 .262 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 7; Vernon, 4; Oakland, 11; San Francisco, 3; Salt Lake, 7; Sacramento, 6; Seattle, 6; Portland, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 86 54 .614 Pittsburgh 83 54 .606 St. Louis 76 61 .555 Boston 75 62 .543 Brooklyn 69 67 .507 Cincinnati 63 75 .457 Chicago 53 85 .426 Philadelphia 47 93 .336 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 85 51 .625 Cleveland 85 52 .620 St. Louis 72 67 .518 Washington 68 70 .493 Boston 64 69 .481 Detroit 67 73 .479 Chicago 58 79 .423 Philadelphia 47 85 .356 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. Louisville 86 62 .581 Mineapolis 80 61 .567 Kansas City 77 65 .542 Toledo 70 74 .486 Indianapolis 71 77 .480 Milwaukee 68 76 .472 St. Paul 68 79 .463 Columbus 59 85 .410 Yesterday's Results Toledo, 2-2; Indianapolis, 3-9; Columbus, 5; Louisville, 10. WESTERN LEAGUE Tolosa, 1-2; Wichita, 4-11; St. Joseph, 2-2; Omigua, 1-3; Oklahoma City, 7-2; Hoplin, 4-3. Bill Danley, matchmaker and referee at Sparke's fistic ranch, is working out with a number of the local "leather pushers." Darnley is an old head at the fight game and several years ago held a number of amateur championship titles. Bill held the Canadian, Pacific Northwest and Pacific Coast light and welterweight titles for several years. He is considered one of the most adept trainers and instructors in the south. Practically all details involved in the new boxing club to be conducted under the auspices of the American Legion are complete and the club will hold its first show a week from tomorrow. A good card has been billed for the opening night. An all star card is being arraigned for the near future in which there will be two main events and a special bout. The cream of southern talent is being lined up for the show. Indications are that Danny Frush will go into the ring against Johnny Kilbane, Saturday, a reigning favorite, and a majority of the followers of fistianna look for the featherweight title to change hands. Kilbane, however, voices confidence and declares that he will return the winner. Frush boxed around Vernon several years ago and fought himself out of bouts in this section. At the time he appeared at Vernon the fans refused to take to him and on several occasions the little fellow was booted and hooted after returning a winner. Frush has been climbing to the top with considerable rapidity since returning east and is considered to have it all over Kilbane. Jack Dempsey is scheduled to be the third man in the ring in the Frush-Kilbane title bout at Cleveland Saturday. The West Virginia mining region should be made safe for law and order, as well as just and equitable for the workers employed there. SHELL ABANDONS 2 WELLS IN WHITTIER The Shell Co. of Calif. has abandoned two wells in the Whittier field. The Hart well drilled to 4100 feet finished at the sand and shale and showed no oil. Drilling on the Hart well consumed two years. Cole No. 1 was abandoned at 4600 feet. This well also finished up in sandy shale and showed no oil. A year was spent in the drilling of the Cole well. These two wells proved up considerable property negativity. A year ago the Shell abandoned the Santous well in the Puente Hills after drilling to 4800 feet. Signal Hill marks the Shell's first wildcasting success in Southern California. Drilling on the La Habra Midway's wild cat continues to make good progress. At 1150 the formation is blue shale with streaks of sand. At 2482 the Sou' Cat Oil Co. set a string of 8-inch pipe. Some very encouraging oil showings were reported prior to the setting of the pipe. Standard Oil drilling operations on the famous Murphy-Coyote lease now includes five wells. No. 79 at 2100. No. 80 at 3500 and No. 84 at 3000. Drilling at No. 86 is at 2700, and No. 88 is at 900 feet. Bastanchury No. 1 is now making hole at 4738. Bastanchury No. 5 at 4738 continues to produce about 50 barrels. Actual deepening of Whitney No. 5 has started. Drilled originally to 2364 the well did not hold up on production. No. 6 is preparing to drill out the cement at 2505. No. 7 at 2100 feet ran into such a hard streak of conglomerate that the Reed Roller Bit had to be put in to get thru it. Drilling at 400 feet the Amalgamated Oil Co.'s Butterworth No. 1 drilling at Santa Fe Springs is in hard shell and not showing any oil indications to speak of. The Scientific Oil Co. has got down to 1200 feet. Most of the drilling thus far has been in blue shale. The Union Oil Co.'s Meyer No. 4 and 5 are now deep drilling wells. Meyer No. 4 is at 4225 and drilling in hard sand. Meyer No. 5 at 4455 is in the hard sand and fishing for a drill collar and bit. assured of a well, Sandburg Co-operative is drilling at 2700 in hard sand and expected to cement at about 2900 feet. 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txxixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixixIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX SHELL WILL BRING IN 3 WELLS SOON The Shell Co. of Calif. will increase the Signal Hill production with three new wells soon. Cement is now setting in the Babb Tucker at 2819, in the Horsch at 2910, and Stakemiller No. 1 at 3010. All three of these wells have shown up strong and good producers can be expected from every one of them. Alimitos No. 2 is drilling in the brown shale at 2945, and Pickler No. 1 shows sand and ash at 2650. Alimitos No. 2 is rigging up. Jones No. 1 is rigged up and No. 2 is a rig. Patton-Wilson No. 1 is also a rig. The tools left in the hole at the dome Nesa No. 1 caught fire have not yet been recovered: Work on the shops, office and warehouse buildings is being rushed to completion as rapidly as possible. The Shell is making preparations to make Signal Hill a permanent oil field. The Crest-Oil Co. recovered from a fishing job in a masterly manner and set a string of 10 inch pipe at 2821. Previous to setting some 63 feet of oil sand was drilled thrue, and the cementing was done with the assurance of an oil well. Crest-Consolidated No. 1 is rigging up. The Dabney Syndicate is making good time drilling at No. 1. Two weeks work shows 1700 feet of hole No. 2 is a completed rig. On the Bixby property the General Petroleum has spudded in and is now drilling at No. 1. The well will be a test well for the east side of the field. Rigging up work on the Calif. Mexican Pet. Syndicate is rounding into shape rapidly and actual spudding in will probably take place before the end of the week. W.M. Keck No. 1 is drilling out the cement and will make a water test tomorrow. The cement was set at 2220, the depth of the hole being 3550. Some good indications of oil and a perfect hole to go ahead with are the conditions at the Keck well. Jack McKeon is watching the formation changes closely at the Oceanic. From the present condition of things it has been practically decided to set pipe at about 2100 feet. Formation indications have been rather good from 3000 to 3085 to present depth. There is every reason to believe that the Oceanic will get an 800-1000 barrel well. Ramsey Bros. No. 1 on the Long Beach water department property. At a meeting of the board of directors of this corporation held on Sept. 1st, a resolution was passed to pay stockholders of record September 1st, a stock dividend of $70,702 on the common stock, being equal to 50 per cent of the subscribed capital stock on that date. After the payment of this dividend there still remains a surplus equal to 20 per cent of all the subscribed capital stock. This corporation, under the management of Mr. J. A. Daley, has made wonderful progress in the last four years of its operation. Immediately following the payment of the stock dividend, the corporation will offer the balance of its capital stock of 300,000 shares, divided equally between common and preferred, to the public at par. The Federal Grocery Company is owned entirely by Southern California stockholders. In addition to its chain of retail stores, it operates a large wholesale house on the Los Angeles Terminal market, and manufacturers quite extensively the food products it sells. Its present issued stock amounts to approximately $140,000.00. BOLSA CHICA SELLS LEASE FOR $100,000 For a consideration of $100,000, the Bolsa Chica Oil Co. has sold its Augur No. 1 to the Standard Oil Co. The sale was made several days ago and is just being announced. The drilling equipment is retained by the Bolsa Chica and the sale does not involve any property or assets other than the hole in the ground, casting, derrick and lease on this particular piece of property which consists of a single drilling site. The Bolsa Chica Oil Co. also turns over to the Standard its lease on two lots in Block 1015. Standard Oil obligations to drill, offset wells on the Huntington Beach Co., adjoining properties made well locations as close as 60 feet to the Bolsa Chica well. The offset wells would have eventually taken most of the production. The sale is a profitable one for both parties. The sale gives the Bolsa Chica Oil Company capital to continue development work and pay a nice dividend to its stockholders. A new company is to be organized that will amalgamate the holdings of the Bolsa Chica and the A. & T.Oil Company to be known as the Consolidated Oil Producers. POSTMASTERS MUST HELP TOURISTS WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. Postmasters throughout the country will have to post themselves on the best trout streams in their vicinity, the location of golf clubs and other information of interest to tourists, according to a recent order by Postmaster. EACH GOT A BUCK IN TULARE COUNTY A.B.Watson, owner of the Crown stage, was home today from a three weeks' vacation passed in the mountains of Tulare county. He was accompanied by Mrs.Watson, Mr.Mrs.Fred Crosley, of Los Angeles, and "Curly" Stevens, of Santa Ana, Mrs.Crosley and Mrs.Wason are sisters. Watson and Stevens came home with each credited with a deer kill. Stevens getting a three-pointer and Watson a two-pointer. The party drove to Three Rivers and packed in seventy miles, going to a point in the mountains seldom frequented by hunters. Watson declares that deer are plentiful there and that he saw any number of them. Trout are plentiful also. Watson and his party were snow-bound in the mountains for three days and their departure for home was delayed. A rainstorm broke one evening at eight o'clock, and turned into a sleet storm, with snow falling later in the night and continuing to seven o'clock the following morning. Witman Eyesight Specialist. Opening New Dance Pavilion La Vida Springs Carbon Canyon, Three Miles from Olinda Saturday Evening, September 17th We are going to give you a good time. The best of Music. PLENTY OF EATS AND DRINKS. READY CEMENT Co. is ready at Germain set at 3149 and were reported drilled out the water test incications are that successful. The Arto an interesting and the drilltached closely. fet the Columbus came in a hunwell. Scott-Arnt close to 4000 a deep test well struck soon. Co. has resumed No. 1 the salt Id 2745 the well water and salt is to be shut umed. At Manly baking and casing 3900 fet the Keelln hard sand and much oil. No. Co. completed No. the new well on arrel. No. 12 comweeks ago is makseparations are ben No. 13 at 3615 ks good for 400 Petroleum Co. lashing-Job on the at 3146 feet. On in the hole, fishult. LEAGUE SELECTS J. BASSETT MOORE GENEVA, Sept. 14. — The United States will have at least one judge upon the bench of the international court of justice and arbitration. He is John Bassett Moore of New York, an authority on international law and consultant of the American state department. LIQUOR SEIZED, LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14. — A man was arrested and seven sacks of bottles alleged to contain whiskey were confiscated early today by the San Pedro police during an investigation of a report that large quantities of contraband liquor, were being smuggled ashore from a boat in the harbor. Sergeant Day and Officers Parsons, Williams and Joe Glaze arrested a man giving the name of George Ursch, 32, on a charge of smuggling. CONVICT SWIMS HUDSON RIVER OSSINING, N. Y., Sept. 14. — Joseph Sorace, 23, made a spectacular escape from Sing Sing before dawn today. He sawed thru his cell bars, broke the lock on a trapdoor to the roof, slid down a frail telephone wire 70 feet to the ground, scaled the wall dived into the Hudson and swam to freedom. QUIET CHURCH WEDDING A very quiet wedding ceremony was performed yesterday in St. Peter's church, Los Angeles, when Miss Teresa Falutta, of Santa Ynez, became the bride of Henry Brancocki, the general sexton of St. Boniface church, Anaheim. After spending a short honeymoon, the happy couple will return to Anaheim to reside. MAN'S DEATH LAID TO HEART TROUBLE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14. — Heart trouble wife believed worry to have caused the death of Jack Gorbell, laboratory expert at the Fairbanks studios, who was found dead in his auto in Culver City side street by five-year-old Jackie Gorbell, son of the dead man. Gorbell evidently had felt the attack coming on and had drawn the machine up to the curb. TO 'MOVE' 200 ACRES BY CUTTING BENDS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14. — Two half-pin bends in the Sagramento river along the west boundary of Sutter basin are to be cut off by a United States government project just adopted and the work will have the unique effect of moving some 200 acres of land from the Colusa side of the river onto the Sutter side. Those who are familiar with the legal phases of the question state however, that the county boundary line will not be changed, even though the actual channel of the Sacramento river will be moved. This project will materially improve navigation conditions in the Sacramento river and also will cut down levee maintenance cost by shortening the channel. Plans for the project have been approved both by the federal engineers headed by Maj. U. S. Grant III and the California reclamation board. The cost approximately $150,000, will be borne jointly by the federal and state government. The wheels of a French automobile are so mounted that each of them runs independently on striking an obstruction; the body of the car remaining level. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads No. of Bank 329 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE American Savings Bank of Anaheim at Anaheim, Cal., as of the close of business on the 6th day of September, 1921. Resources Commercial Savings Combined Loans and Discounts (Ex- No. of Bank 329 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE American Savings Bank of Anaheim at Anaheim, Cal., as of the close of business on the 6th day of September, 1921. Resources Commercial Savings Combined 1 Loans and Discounts (Excluding Rediscounts) $729,966.10 729,966.10 8 Bonds, Warrants and Other Securities (Including Premium thereon, less all offsetting Bond Adjustment Accounts) 212,202.26 212,202.26 12 Due from Reserve Banks (Excluding Item 14) 44,565.49 44,565.49 13 Due from Other Banks 7,223.25 7,223.25 15 Actual Cash on Hand 24,670.95 24,670.95 17 Checks and Other Cash Items 1,077.75 1,077.75 TOTAL $1,019,705.80 $1,019,705.80 LIABILITIES 20 Capital Paid in $50,000.00 $50,000.00 21 Surplus $50,000.00 $50,000.00 22 All Undivided Profits (Less Expenses, Interest and Taxes Paid) 5,341.52 5,341.52 28 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 153,282.48 153,282.48 29 Savings Deposits 727,756.80 727,756.80 31 Time Certificates of Deposit 12,325.00 13,325.00 34 State, County and Municipal Deposits 20,000.00 20,000.00 TOTAL $153,282.48 $866,423.32 $1,019,705.80 State of California, County of Orange, ss. Wm. J. Siemann, President, and E. 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