oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-21

Wednesday, September 21, 1921 Fine Poultry Exhibits at County Fair Sample of purebred dairy stock to be shown at County Fair From E. G. Stinson herd at Orange Poultry fanciers are evincing great interest in the Orange-co. fair at Huntington Beach, for an entire tent will be devoted to the poultry exhibits and a splendid showing of local-grown chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, etc., is being arranged. Hubert Howell, of Santa Ana, chairman of the poultry department, has been visiting poultrymen of the entire county and has been assured of many first-class entries, representing all districts. Fullerton will have a nice showing of birds, as will also Anaheim, Orange, Santa Ana, Cypress, Garden Grove and adjoining territories. Included in the list of those who have promised exhibits are Dr. R. A. Cushman, Santa Ana, Rhode Island Reds; Peters Ranch, Hansen Station, Leghorns; McConnell Ranch, Garden Grove, Black Minorcas and Leghorns. Prof. S. R. Fitz and the Lambert Ranch, both of Garden Grave, are also planning to exhibit and the finest specimens of many Orange-co. flocks will be seen at the beach Fair, according to Howell. Prizes in this department include $25.00 for the best display of poultry, not less than five specimens, second, $15.00; third, $7.50. Special prizes include: Best trio White Rock chickens, 5 lbs.; best roasted coffee; best pair bronze turkeys. Winchester carving set, (value $7.50); best Trio Rhode Island Reds, Big Ben clock; best pair Rhode Island Reds, $5.00 cash; best pen Black Minorcas, $5.00 chicken feed; best pen of white Leghorns, one sack of butter-milk mush; best pen Rhode Island Reds, one sack of laying mash; best White Minorca, $5.00 cash; best Barred Rocks, $10.00 cash. SUICIDE'S FAMILY UNABLE TO EXPLAIN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11—End- KITSELMAN WILL FIX UP BOHAN NO. TWO Hawthorne-Inglewood Field SUICIDE'S FAMILY UNABLE TO EXPLAIN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21. Ending the investigation into the tragedy in which Albert Pemberton, 23, alias A. F. Burke, shot and killed Esther Greening, 20, and then ended his own life, certificates of murder and suicide were signed today at the coroner's office. Arrangements for the funerals of Pemberton and Miss Greening were expected to be completed before night. Pemberton's body is at the Overholtzer establishment, at 1236 Grand-ave, Miss Greening's body is at the Utter & Ruppe establishment. Frank Pemberton, father of the dead man, was unable to throw any new light on the tragedy. Neither was Pemberton's sister, Alice Violet Pemberton, 513 Gladys-st, able to explain his act. The police blame too many love affairs and too many "wild parties" as the cause of Pemberton's murder and suicide. Pemberton resided at 1817 W. Fifty-first-st and often posed as "Dr. Burke" in his affairs with girls, according to the police. BEAUMONT MIDWAY IS MAKING PROGRESS Riverside-San Bernardino The Beaumont Midway Oil company is making some actual progress. Rig building has started and the company is making some actual progress. Rig building has started and the company expects to be doing actual drilling inside of the next 30 days. The Riverside Oil Co., completed a temporary production test at a depth of 1200 feet and decided to go down. Drilling is now at 1500 feet and in hard sand. The Temple Riverside Oil Co., has built a rig and completed the rigging up work for well No. 1. Drilling is expected to start in a few days. The Arrowhead Oil and Land Co., is a new company backed by San Bernardino capital to drill for oil in what is known as the Cajon Basin country. The new company has completed the building of a rig and intends to go right ahead with drilling of the prospect well. As no oil has been developed in San Bernardino county, the wild cat well will be watched with much interest. BIXBY SYNDICATE 1 PAST 4500-FT. MARK Blaby Hills The Bixby Hills Syndicate No. 1 has passed the 4500-foot-mark without getting any oil and is now close to 4600, drilling in brown shale and boulders. KITSELMAN WILL FIX UP BOHAN NO. TWO Hawthorne-Inglewood Field The Kitselman Oil Co. will fix up Bohon No. 2, drilled some months ago to 1365 feet, and make a gas producer out of it. At the Hicks well drilling was stopped at 4010 feet, and production will be developed if there is anything there at a depth of 2800 feet. At Playa Del Rey the casing stuck at 925 and efforts are being made to loosen it and go ahead. The Petroleum Development Co.'s Redondo well is now drilling in the oil sand at 2045 feet and looking more like an oil well than ever before. Oil continually fows up between the elight and ten-inch casing. It is the intention to continue drilling and pierce the oil sand before bringing the well in. The Union Oil Co. has two wells drilling in the Redondo-Inglewood field. Sommers No. 1 is now close to 4000 feet and continues in the brown shale without showing any oil. Francis No. 1 is down $800 feet in the shale. BANK MESSENGER ROBBED OF $2100 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21. Arthur Fields, 22, messenger for the First National bank, was slugged and robbed of $2100 in the Fife building, Drumm and Market streets, yesterday. Fields left the office of Willis & Paterson in the building. With him he had $2100 in currency and a large number of checks. He was struck on the head and was found at noon by office employees, still unconscious. He was taken to the harbor emergency hospital and revived. The thugs took all the currency but left untouched the checks. —Try Plain Dearler Want Ads. —Try Plain Dearler Want Ads. BIXBY SYNDICATE 1 PAST 4500-FT. MARK Bixby Hills The Bixby Hills Syndicate No. 1 has passed the 4500-foot mark without getting any oil and is now close to 4600 drilling in brown shale and boulders. The outlook for a well is now not considered very promising. Few wells in the south make producers after passing 4500 feet. The National Exploration Co.'s Olinda No. 1 is now drilling at 2300 feet in sandy shale and is going ahead nicely. At Chino, No. 1 is standing cemented at 1157, and 1200 feet of holes. The National Security Oil Co.'s No. 1 drilling at 2835 is in a sandy shale and showing lots of gas. Indications now look good for production at 3000 feet. It is understood that the New York-California Oil Co., will resume operations soon. The well was drilled several months ago to 500 feet. SENATE TO RUSH PEACE TREATY O. K. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 — President Harding today paved the way for quick action by the senate in ratifying the peace treaties with Germany, Austria, and Hungary. The President conferred with Secretary Lodge, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, who said that as soon as the treaties are received this afternoon he will endeavor to bring his committee together to consider them. President Harding favors early action by the senate on the anti-beer bill, prohibiting the use of beer as medicine. Senator Sterling of South Dakota stated today after a conference with the President. THE "GREEN" HAND The Boss—"I thought you were plowing way over in the south field! What's the idea of bringing that tractor up here at this hour" His Nibs—"Why, I ran out of cylinder oil, so I drove her up to get some more."—Orchard and Farm. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing Amal-Butterworth Now Deepest Well Whittier and Santa Fe Springs The Amalgamated Oil Co.'s Butterworth No. 1 is now the deepest well drilling in the Santa Fe Springs district. At 4645 feet Butterworth No. 1 is drilling in sticky brown shale and does not show any very promising showings of oil. The So. Calif. is rigging up to drill the cement at 2482 in Sanderson No. 1 and will be ready to resume drilling in a few days. The Southern California Oil company's well is predicted to connect the old Montebello field with the late Rideout Heights field. On the Murphy-Coyote lease the Standard Oil Co. is bringing in No. 84. drilled to 3000 ft. This makes a half dozen new wells on the Murphy-Coyote lease for the past year. Bastangbury No. 1 is now drilling at 4200 and will probably have to go to 4500 to get commercial production. The Whitley Oil Co. is having a lot of hard drilling at No. 7. The conglomerate struck at 2000 is continuing at 2200 and is so hard that the Reed Roller Bit is being used to make what progress is being made. No. 6 is standing cemented at 2505, and No. 5 is drilling in brown shale at 2575. The Union Oil Co. has two wells drilling on the Meyer lease at Santa Fe Springs. Meyer No. 4 is making hole at 4220 in the hard sand; and No. 5 is in the same formation at 4450. The famous producer No. 3 is showing some signs of falling off and has been varying in its production for several days. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. MALIS SYNDICATE GETS FIVE LEASES (Huntington Beach) Step by step the Mallis Syndicate is acquiring properties at Huntington Beach until now the syndicate has some of the choicest properties in the fild and is carrying on an extensive drilling campaign. The latest addition to the Mallis Syndicate properties is the holdings of the Huntington Coalinga Oil Co. This is now to be known as the Mallis Aldahl. A good showing of oil was struck on the Aldahl at 2551 and the 10-inch cemented at that point. 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