oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-24

NEWS OF FULLERTON PRISCILLA CLUB MEETS The first meeting of the season of the Priscilla Club was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Brown. The guests were: Mesdames Frederick, Kiber, L. Blydick, Louames, Gardner, and A. Sitton. Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Louames' sister, who is here for the winter, was a guest at the meeting. Dainty refreshments were served and all had a very pleasant time. ENTERTAIN FORMER PASTOR Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith entertained their former pastor, Dr. Howard Clark, and his family, from El Monte, last night with a little dinner party. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Marion Wagner, Mr. Fuller Clark and Elan-oo Clark. The evening was spent in conversation and all had a very enjoyable time. KELLY INFANT SUCCUMBS The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kelly, of East Chapmanave, died this morning at the home of its parents. Funeral services will be held from the McAulay funeral parlors on No. Spadra-rd. Monday morning. Interment will be at the Loma Vista cemetery. CELEBRATE 77TH BIRTHDAY A very pretty little party was given Wednesday in the honor of Mrs. Julia Sievers' seventy-seventh birthday, at the home of her son, Mr. W. H. Sievers. A four-course dinner was served, covers being laid for 12 with a dainty center piece of pink roses. Blue birds were used for the place cards and decorations for the table, and many gifts were presented to Mrs. Sievers. Those present were Mr. John E. Sievers and his two sons, Carl and William, Mrs. Marie Wells and her four children Gretchen, Neal, Rachael and Stuart, and Mrs. W. H. Sievers. PLAN FOR HOTEL WEEK Fullerton B. of T. is laying plans for "hotel week" next week when money will be raised for the building of the new hotel on No. Spadra-rd., just north of the city hall. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mrs. Frank Morse left last night for Berkeley where she will visit her son Mason, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Foster E. Chambers visited their friends in Orange recently. Mr. and Mrs. Siuech who have been traveling by auto through California since leaving Old Mexico are now the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pinson. Mr. Lee O'Kelly left last night for Forest Home where he will be a guest at a week-end party. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan from Texas will be the guests of Mrs. J. E. Jones until their new home on West Amerige-st is finished. Miss Blanche Jordan has recently accepted a position with the Farmer's and Merchant's Bank of Fulerton. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Camirallo are the guests of Mrs. McCuberg for a few days. Mrs. Hadkey and Mrs. Marshall are the guests of Mrs. Glenn Lewis today. Dr. and Mrs. Soote of Minn., who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. McCuermes were entertained at a luncheon at Cindrella Roof. These present were Mrs. Cuermes of Honolulu, and Mrs. McKinnie of Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Thompson of Oklahoma were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. McCullock recently. Mr. Lewls returned home last night from an extended business trip at Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sheppard are spending a few weeks at Long Beach. Mr. Paul Sievers, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sievers, leaves tomorrow for Stanford. Mr.J.D.Sievers returned last evening from his eastern trip. Mr.Lane and Mr.Cohn had a very successful fishing trip at Newport Beach Friday. A new gas station opened recently on the corner of Pomona and Central. Mr.Mrs.A.H.Schureman from St.Louis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Schureman for a few weeks. Mr.Mrs.E.Ritchman leave today for Newport Beach where they will spend the week-end. Dorothy Arnim of Vlaalla was a guest this week of her aunt, Mrs.H.R.Perkins. Miss Ruby Schiells an attendant of Sa.Joseph's Academy in Anaheim is spending the week-end with her parents in Fullerton. RICHFIELD WEEK The Richfield no more.The ducing well into the bar.The Syndicate.Wents,a Plat"Pat"Adam man.A ripe up.No 1,Syndicate.in rels. At 3945 for created somethin the Ridge Co is not quite ing is stillduction is no 4100 or 4200.On account in and with well,the Rich has decided six-inch stit present dept is the idea or 47 hundred.Richfield Hold up u drill pipe co The Richfield pany now l drilling at 3tion is const Richfield di producer es e. The Wondel the cement in the well she is being ma where she went extent.No.No No.NoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNe With a fir well in the Union Oll is held up u pipe.Tompth in the oilthe .W.N drilling well.glomerate.o oping No.4the McCadden well and is No 1 and No 2300 and 3600 No 1 is beltn at 3425,and Linda Group drilling.On PLAN FOR HOTEL WEEK Fullerton B. of T. is laying plans for "hotel week" next week when money will be raised for the building of the new hotel on No. Spadra-rd., just north of the city hall. SHIP 24 CARS ORANGES There were 24 cars of oranges shipped out of Fullerton this week compared with 21 last week. All were shipped by the Placentia Orange Growers Assn. The American Fruit Crowers, Inc., is packing tomatoes, and a few walnuts. The Benchley Fruit Co. shipped three cans of tomatoes and will begin shipping walnuts next week. Wiltman Eyesight Specialist. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. See Chaffees Grocery Sale Displays Announcing the New Model "F" 9-16, Tank-Type Trade $925.00 HERE CHROME STEEL CONSTRUCTION, NEW AND U PLES IN DESIGN HUNDRERS OF WEARING $925.00 HERE CHROME STEEL CONSTRUCTION, NEW AND U PLES IN DESIGN. HUNDRERS OF WEARING NATED. NO OIL OR GREASE CUPS. IN POINT OF ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT, WHITE AND HIS ASSOCIATE ENGINEERS HA A TRACTOR WHICH MARKS A DECIDED ADV FARMING EQUIPMENT. We expect to be able to make deliveries about October 15th. JOHN 311-313 WEST FIFTH STREET The Orange County Plain Dealer ON RIEFS last night for us to sit her son recently. we have been in California are now the season. at night for be a guest Texas will Jones until merigee-st is with the bank of Fulcamirallo uberg for a shall are weks today, who are McCuermes beon at Clinmere were Mrs. Mrs. Mcson of Oklanish and Mrs. and Mrs. last night less trip at peppard are Beach, of Mr. and tomorrow and last ever. had a very Newport recently and Central. erman from Mr. and Mrs. weeks. leave today they will was a guest Mrs. H. R. attendant of Anaheim is other parents RICHFIELD UNITED WENTS SYNDICATE Placein-Richfield The Richfield United Oil company is no more. This company's holding, producing well and properties have passed into the hands of the Wents Syndicate. The Syndicate is backed by George Wents, a Placeinia orange grower, and "Pat" Adams, a former Standard Oil man. A rig for No. 2 is now going up. No. 1, a well taken over by the Syndicate, is producing about 200 barrels. At 3945 feet the showing of oil that created something of a sensation in the Ridge Oil company's No. 1 at 3800 is not quite so strong. While the show-ing is still encouraging, the big production is not expected now short of 4100 or 4200. On account of some water breaking in and with the idea of getting a big well, the Richfield Giant Oil company has decided to pull both the four and six-inch strings and drill deeper. The present depth of the well is 4210 and it is the idea now to carry it on to 46 or 47 hundred before completing. Richfield Union Petroleum Starts Held up until a string of four-inch drill pipe could be put on the ground, the Richfield Union Petroleum company now has the pipe and resumed drilling at 2200 feet today. The location is considered by followers of the Richfield district as ideal and a good producer is expected at 4200. The Wonder Oil company drilled out the cement at No. 2 and at 4502 feet the well shows a little water. A test is being made that will determine where the water is coming from and its extent. No. 2 is drilling at 675, Wonder No. 1 continues to be the wonder of the field for consistent production. This well is doing 1200 barrels daily with wonderful regularity. With a fishing job at 4196 and the well in the oll sand, Chapman No. 5, the Union Oil company's next producer, is held up fishing for 500 feet of drill pipe. Thompson-Goodwin No. 4 at 3165 is in the oll sand and looks good. On the # W. Newell lease No. 4 is the drilling well, and is at 2000 in the conglomerate. Towell lease is now developing No. 4 at 3400 in brown shale. On the McFadden lease No. 3 is the drilling well and is at 2826 in shell. Dickson No. 1 and Yorba No. 1 are redrilling at 2300 and 360 respectively. On the Stern No. 1 is being prepared for production at 3425, the tubing is going in. Yorba Linda Group No. 3 spudded in and is drilling. On the Dorsey lease No. 2 is ARCADIA FAILS TO GET WATER SHUTOFF (Montebello Field) The Arcadia Oil Co.'s No. 1 failed to get a water shutoff at 2975 and will be re-cemented. The Columbia Oil Co.'s new producer, Adobe No. 5, drilled to 486 feet, has settled down to a 150-barrel well. Alcott-Arnold No. 1 is fishing at 3980. The Merced Oil Co. is making but little progress at Manly No. 1. The casing lost at 2745 is giving a lot of difficulty to recover. Rigging up to go back and shut off the water at Calkins No. 1 is under way. The McGilney Oil Co. scored heavily at Montebello this week. Two new wells were brot in that increased the production 1100 barrels. No. 11 drilled to 3500 feet came in a 550-barrel well. No. 13, drilled to 3615, started off producing at the rate of 600 barrels. Last week the McGilney Co. brot in No. 12, a 500-barrel well. Three new producers in two weeks, increasing the production 1600 barrels, is a record for the company. The Standard Oil Co. has just completed and put on production two new producers that are aggregating 1500 barrels. Baldwin No. 57-A, drilled to 3200 feet, is doing 700 barrels, and Temple No. 14, drilled to 3540, came in at 800 barrels. What looks like one of the biggest wells since the Montebello field became a fact is what the St Helena Petroleum Co. has at Egleston No. 1. Drilled to 4275 feet, this new well started off with a rush and a roar that looks like a 1000-barrel producer. Monterey No. 5, down 3342 feet, is producing about 300 barrels. Allied Petroleum Co., Germain, No. 2—3149, standing cemented. Keeler Oil Co., No. 2—3854 and standing cemented. Pan-American Petroleum Co., No. 2—3164 fishing. Petroleum Midway, Baldwin T-A—2045, hard sand, drilling, Baldwin N-11—3000, standing cemented, eight-inch, Prugh No.9— MILEY-KECK WILL BRING IN'2 WELLS Huntington Beach The Milley-Keck Oil Company will increase production with two wells this week. No. 4 drilled out at cement at 3375 and is ready to browln.No 'drilling out at 2550 and also ready to bring in.Both ww have been drilled in successfully and should make nice producers.Mille Keck No.1 is rigging up to drow ahead with the rotary.No .2 browln in a 125-barrel well at 2920 and gradually increasing its productions. Mosler Special No.1, the redwell, is now making hole at 3477.The formation shows sandy broth, but is not carrying much of Production, that is a big well, is expected short of 3800 feet no Brown No.1 was re-cemented and is standing. The Pacific Gas and Petroleum Is a new concern that entered Huntington Beach field this week.The new company has secured accoage on adjoining property east of Malls Syndicate and is building rig for its first well. Pantages - Huntington No. sprung a surprise by starting to fill and increasing its production from 275 barrels to 510 barrels.it secet that the sand has been pretty ww cleaned out and the well now has chance to make a real showing. The Petroleum Midway has brought in its second well at Huntington Beach.The new producer is Vomeyer No.1, drilled to 3265 feef and came in a 300 barrel well.Tell well is under a 400-lb pressure and undoubtedly increase this spruce production, probably double it.On the High school property the Petroleum Midway has No.1 ready to go production at a depth of 2625.T High School well looks like a good one.Towers No.1 is drilling at 2918 in the hard shell. The Rhodes Oil Company .h has completed and put on productionNo .2 drilled to 2375 feet.The new well is making 275 daily.RhodusNo .2 was formerly the Huntington National and was taken over by tW Weaver Drilling Company With a fishing job at 4196 and the well in the oil sand, Chapman No. 5, the Union Oil company’s next producer, is held up fishing for 500 feet of drill pipe. Thompson-Goodwin No. 4 at 3165 in the oil sand and looks good. On the # W. Newell lease No. 4 is the drilling well, and is at 2000 in the conglomerate. Towell lease is now developing No. 4 at 3400 in brown shale. On the McFadden lease No. 3 is the drilling well and is at 2826 in shell. Dickson No. 1 and Yorba No. 1 are redrilling at 2200 and 3600 respectively. On the Stern No. 1 is being prepared for production at 3425, the tubing is going in. Yorba Linda Group No. 3 spudded in and is drilling. On the Dorsey lease No. 2 is drilling at 700 feet in the conglomerate. The Union’s production shows that Chapman No. 1 is the big for two years, is gradually slipping. Last week the well dropped from 500 to 450 barrels. No. 2 continues to flow around 1100. No. 6 still holds first place on production. It is doing better than 1600. Additional Field Information Amalgamated Oil company, Breen No. 2, 2000 feet, conglomerate, drilling. Bayha, No. 1, 2000 feet, re-drilling. Page No. 1, 1812 feet, sidetracking. Thompson, No. 1, 2775, sandy shale, drilling. Dependable Oil Trust, No. 1, set 650 feet of 131%, standing, cemented. Merchants’ Petroleum company, No. 2, 1245, conglomerate, drilling. Placentia-Pacific Oil company No. 1, 2800, standing, re-cemented. Petroleum Development company, Bradford No. 4, 2010, suspended, Bradford No. 2, 2000, re-cemented. Bradford Community No. 1, 4750 deep, cementing new well started off with a rush and a roar that looks like a 1000-barrel producer. Monterey No. 5, down 3342 feet, is producing about 300 barrels. Allied Petroleum Co., Germain, No. 2—3149, standing cemented. Keeler Oil Co., No. 2—3854 and standing cemented. Pan-American Petroleum Co., No. 2—3164 fishing. Petroleum Midway, Baldwin 7-A—2045, hard sand, drilling. Baldwin No. 11 — 3000, standing cemented, eight-inch. Prugh No. 9—3225, cleaning out. Potter Oil Co., No. 2 — 2995, reaming and cleaning out, hard sand. Western Pacific Oil Co., No. 1—3175, brown shale, drilling. Union Oil Co., La Merced No. 9—3063, hard sand, drilling. No. 22—3005, standing cemented. No. 23—2611, oil sand. France conferred the crot de guerre on John Emery, national commander of the American Legion. through perforations at 3750 to test out for production later. Richfield-Yorba, No. 1, 3385, washing out and pumping sand and oil. Rollsby-Root-Hogue, No. 3, 1225, concentrate drilling. No. 4, 2850 testing water. Not satisfied with the small and irregular production: No. 3 is making the Sun Oil Company has decided to deepen the well. This well orated a little stir a few months ago with its so-called top sand production at 2067 feet. The initial output did not hold up; however, No. 1 drilled out the cement at 2485 and ready to go on a production test.No. 4 drilled to 2310 is producing oil and great quantities of sand.The oil production is being estimated about a hundred barrels. Model "$17" Cast steel traction equipment. ON, NEW AND UNIQUE PRINCIPAL WEARING PARTS ELIMI- 25.00 ON, NEW AND UNIQUE PRINCIS OF WEARING PARTS ELIMICUPS. DEVELOPMENT, MR. ROLLIN H. ENGINEERS HAVE PRODUCED DECIDED ADVANCE IN POWER BOTH TRACTORS WILL BE EXHIBITED AT HUNTINGTON BEACH FAIR — SEPT. 28TH TO OCT. 1, INCLUSIVE M-KECK WILL DRINK IN'2 WELLS Huntington Beach Miley-Keck Oil Company will production with two wells. No. 4 drilled out the 3375 and is ready to bring drilling out at 2550 and is now to bring in. Both wells will be drilled in successfully and like nice producers. Miley-1 is rigging up to drill the rotary. No. 2 brought barrel well at 2920 and is increasing its production. Special No. 1, the redrill now making hole at 34775 onion shows sandy brown that is a big well, is not short of 3800 feet now. No. 1 was re-cemented at its standing. Flic Gas and Petroleum Co. concern that entered the Huntington field this week. The company has secured acreageoning property east of the predicate and is building a first well. Huntington No. 1 surprise by starting to flow using its production from no. 510 barrels. It seems and has been pretty well and the well now has a make a real showing,olenm Midway has brought and well at Huntington the new producer is Voll-1, drilled to 3265 feet, in a 300 barrel well. The after a 400-lb. pressure and suddenly increase this probably double it. On the oil property the Petroleum was No. 1 ready to go on at a depth of 2625. The oil well looks like a good No. 1 is drilling at 2900 I shell. Olson Company has put on production its need to 2375 feet. The new drilling 275 dally. Rhodes formerly the Huntington and was taken over by the Drilling Company as a farm. UNIVERSITY TEAM TO PLAY INDIANS RIVERSIDE, Cal., Sept. 24—Superintendent F. M. Conser, of Sherman, Indiana institute, today announced that plans have been completed to have U. S. C. play an exhibition game here during the week of the Southern California Fair with the Sherman Indian eleven. The game will be played on the fair grounds on October 14. CONTROL OF FIELD MICE With all the laudable work in destruction of squirrels and gopher, let us not forget the little fieldmouse, a less serious pest, but a costly one in many localities. Here's a tip from the State College of Washington: Oats, strychnine and saccharin form a valuable compound for terminating field mice. If good steam ed rolled oats are not obtainable, ordinary table oats may be used in the following proportions: For eighteen pounds of rolled oats mix one and one-half ounces of strychnine, one ounce baking soda and one-eighth ounce saccharin. This is all mixed with a quart and a half of starch paste and poured over the oatmeal. The mixture should be applied in small lots where the mice feed and kept away from the chickens. Orchard and Farm. Huntington Sure Shot drilled to 2278 is drilling out the cement and as soon as a water test is made this well will be ready to drill on into production. It is showing very strong with lots of oil and gas under high pressure. As far as deep production is concerned, it seems that the Standard Oil Company has a chance now to get a nice well at Torrance No. 1. Drilled to 4455, the fall failed to show much of anything. However, ten feet more oil and a very satisfactory showing was found. It is the intention to drill on and determine the extent and quality of the showing. Should the Standard get a commercial producer, it will open up a lot of deep drilling territory. As deep drilling is for big companies only, the Torrance showing will not allow them to drill on. G & L Lease G. AND L. LEASE, Sept. 22—(Split) Miss Ruth Clegg, of this lease with Elisse Breed, George and Kenneth Winner, all of Brea motored to Long Beach and from there motored to San Pedro and witnessed the fleet. Mrs. A. G. Grainger with her daughter attended their 500 Club in Fullerton Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bean on West Commonwealth. This is the first of the series of games this happy club will hold this winter. Everything was decorated for the occasion and a delightful luncheon was served at the close of the games. Miss Agnes Coffey with friend motorized to Redondo Beach Monday morning to visit her brother and wife of that place-Mr. and Mrs. Hayley Coffey. M. M. Loits is spending a couple of days on his ranch up near Riverdale. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Elkhorn and daughter Lois, spent Sunday at the home of the former's brother and family.Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McElhany of Montebello. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loits or Orange paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. M.Loits on this lease Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heils formerly of Fullerton are now at home in the Harley-Coffey home on this lease.Moving here Thursday. We are some clean lease new.Mr.R.H Lee manager,and inspector of all the Union leases was over,brot some meat and a team with him and sum made the cana fly They have also surveyed and made preparations for our big new septic tank where all sewage is to drain, also a big pit where all rubbish is to be dumped. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Coffey were up from Redondo Thursday and moved their furniture in storage at the present. The Get-together club met for the first time is some time at the home of Mrs.Gregg Smith Thursday They chaired and did fancy work then Mrs.Smith proved what a delightful hostess she can be and served delicious refreshments. We all have become quite reconciled to lightless nights on our lease.Four nights at 7:30 p.m.something has gone wrong with the transformer and some one has had to stick around from the Edison company to fix it We are in hopes after the inspection Thursday morning there will be no more trouble stumbling over chairs, etc. Mr.Blackmore who is working at Orgrande was down and spent the week-end with his wife and kiddies who are styling with her parents on this lease.Mr. and Mrs.Bryan。 400-lb. pressure and probably double it. On the property the Petroleum No. 1 is drilling at 2900 I shell. Oil Company has put on production its need to 2375 feet. The new kinking 275 daily. Rhodes formerly the Huntington and was taken over by the Drilling Company a few with a bad fishing job. Drilling Company reeled well in record time and one of the good producers. Rhodes No. 1 drilled toitting in a string of six being prepared for pro-3 stands cemented at filled with the small and production No. 3 is made Oil Company has decided on the well. This well creat stir a few months ago-called top sand produce-7 feet. The initial output up, however. No. 1 drill-cement at 2485 and is on a production test. Led to 2310 is producing quantities of sand. The ion is being estimated at hundred barrels. As far as deep production is concerned, it seems that the Standard Oil Company has a chance now to get a nice well at Torrance No. 1. Drilled to 4455, the well failed to show much of anything. However, ten feet more oil and a very satisfactory showing was found. It is the intention to drill on and determine the extent and quality of the showing. Should the Standard get a commercial producer, it will open up a lot of deep drilling territory. As deep drilling is for big companies only, the Torrance showing will not attract the small investors. Huntington E-2 the Standard brought in at 2275 a two hundred barrel well. On the Huntington A property No. 5 is testing water at 2970. No. 7 is drilling on iron at 2790. No. 9 testing for water at 2536 looks like a shut off. A-12 stands cemented at 2814, also A-13 at 2921. A-14 is drilling at 1600 and A-15 at 15775. No. 16 spudded in and shows 450 feet of hole. On the Huntington B-2 lease No. 2 is fishing for a bailer at 4010 and No. 4 is drilling at 2700. Huntington D-1 is standing cemented at 2664, D-2 is a location. Bolsa No. 3 is testing water at 2571, and No. 4 is drilling at 1725. Jones Community No. 1 is being brought back on production at 2802. It looks good for a 500 barrel well. Surf No. 2 shows 1500 feet of hole and is drilling. Thompson No. 1 at 2900 is drilling. Dr. G.W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS Phone 288-J—128 W. Adele Street ANAHEIM del “W” Cletrac 12-20 $1725.00 HERE steel tracks and completely equipped. A bigger and stronger machine at PRE-WAR PRICES This model has been greatly improved and will be continued to gether with the new Model "F." EELER SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA