oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-27

Thursday, October 27, 1921 BARDEEN CONTINUES EFFORTS WITH NO. 1 Montebello Field The Arcada Oil Co. is having great difficulty in getting the cement to set in its Montebello well. Four cementings have failed to shut off the water, the cement does not seem to set in any case. Work is being done on the preparation of special cement for the well. The well is 2975 feet deep and at this point the difficulty in shutting off water arose. The percentage of water in the St. Helen's Eggleston No. 1, the big producer that started things three weeks ago, is increasing rapidly. A test shows that the production is running close to 40 per cent water. Efforts are being made to trace this water, and as soon as located the well will be re-cemented. The report on the gas last week was in error. The gas from the big well is testing our half gallon to a thousand cubic feet. The gas was previously reported as dry. On the Monterey properly adjoining the Eggleston, the St. Helen's is getting ready to carry Monterey No. 4 at one time a small producer at 2435 on to the deep sands and duplicate Eggleston No. 1. Monterey No. 6 is rigging up and a grade is being made for No. 7. That the Standard Oil Co. intends to go ahead with development work at Montebello is evidenced by the fact that 4 new wells have just been located. On the Baldwin Hills lease the new locations include Nos. 59, 60 and 61. On the recently acquired Howard and Smith lease a location for the first well has been staked. Development work on the Petroleum Midway’s Montebello property now includes three wells. At Baldwin 7-A drilling is at 2950 in hard sand. Baldwin No. 11 shows 2895 feet and redrilling. Prugh No. 9 at 3495 is fishing. A fishing job is holding up the Western Pacific at $127. A string of tools are being sidetracked. The Whiteside Oil Co., known in the earlier days of the field as the Montebello Oil Co., is working on No. 1 its deepest well. Drilled originally to 4040, the well was plugged back to $150 feet and at that depth is being cemented. Falkenstein’s End o Values of the Mo COATS an 24.50 and 2 —And it is very unusual, indeed, values in women's apparel right at ning of the new season. Even at season, such values would be remarka leum Midway's Montebello property now includes three wells. At Baldwin 7. A drilling is at 2850 in hard sand. Baldwin No. 11 shows 2895 feet and redrilling. Prugh No. 9 at 3495 is fishing. A fishing job is holding up the Western Pacific at $127. A string of tools are being sidetracked. The Whiteside Oil Co., known in the earlier days of the field as the Montebello Oil Co., is working on No. 1 its deepest well. Drilled originally to 4040, the well was plugged back to $150 feet and at that depth is being recemented. The Union Oil Co. in spite of the slow progress on the La Merced is the heaviest developer in the field. The Union has six wells drilling. La Merced No. 9, at 3063 is fishing. No. 17, at 2600, is reaming. No. 21, at 3050, is drilling in hard sand. No. 22 is in the hard sand at 3005 and No. 23 is drilling in the oil sand at 2625. No. 24 is a rig. ARCADIA HAVING CEMENT TROUBLE Puente Hills Bardeen continues his efforts to make No. 1 produce at 2260. The well has been cleaned out, swabbed, washed and everything done to make it produce, but yet it does not make good. The hole shows lots of oil, and looks like it could be made to produce without much trouble. The work of assembling cable tool equipment and changing from the rotary has been accomplished by the Chino Corona United and the actual deepening of the hole is scheduled to begin before the end of the week. Drilling stopped on the Mahala Oil and Gas Co.'s No. 1 at 4010 and preparations are now being made to bring what looks like the biggest wild well in Southern California. Drilling stopped after going thru 55 feet of the best looking oil sand ever taken from a well. The gas pressure has been a feature of the well for four hundred feet, the pressure being so strong that bailing could be done with a closed top bailer only. A string of ten-inch was set at 3700. From 3710 to 4010 the oil showings both in the shale and the sand have been of the most encouraging character. Screen pipe will cover this area. Actual swabbing and bringing in of the big well will be in order about Friday of this week. The Mahal is perhaps one of the most successfully仁nanced stock companies ever organized in the state. With a big well in sight and more thanirty thousand dollars reserve, capital the Mahaka represents something new and out of the ordinary in the realm of petroleum finance. At 1334 the Pasadena Puente was satisfied with showings the well had made and set a string of ten inch pipe. Drilling on the Pomona Oil Co.'s well is now at 3100 feet. The forma- And it is very unusual, indeed, values in women's apparel right at ning of the new season. Even at season, such values would be remark The Coats —of Bolivia, Velour, Duvet de Laine, Plush and other popular fabrics,—Most of them fur trimmed and full lined. Each one a wonderful value! IT'S BL and FOR THE LAST DAY Yard-Wide Taffetas, Mess $1.39 yd. Monday will be the final day of the ever presented. OTHER SPECIAL VALUES FO big well will be in order about Friday of this week. The Mahal is perhaps one of the most successfully rilanced stock companies ever organized in the state. With a big well in sight and more than sixty thousand dollars reserve, capital the Mahaka represents something new and out of the ordinary in the realm of petroleum finance. At 1324 the Pasadena Puente was satisfied with showings the well had made and set a string of ten inch pipe. Drilling on the Pomona Oil Co.'s well is now at 3100 feet. The formation a brown sandy shale, is carrying some gas. Drilling on the St. Helens Petroleum's Garnier No. 1 is going splendidly now. At 1600 the formation changed from hard shell to brown shale and good time is being made. The Puente Hills Oil Co., the second oil company to go into the new field in the past two weeks, has a rig for its No. 1 up. Rigging up and drilling are scheduled to go ahead at once. The Wonder Company Ltd., of Richfield, is now established in the Puente Hills district. On the recommendation of Robert Moran, one of California's leading geologists, the Wonder Company took a hundred acres of the Gardner property adjoining the St. Helens Petroleum. 35 RED X CHAPTERS PLAN CONFERENCE Three-five Red Cross chapters are planning a regional conference Oct. 31 at Nov. 1 in Pasadena. Pasadena C. of C. will entertain the dates at luncheon at the Hotel Green the second day. Conference meetings will be held in the C. of C. room in the East Building, Hotel Green, and the Hotel Maryland will be headquarters for the visiting delegates. The program will include discussion of Red Cross operations in the communities represented at the conference. The first day will be brought to a close with a big mass meeting at which Captain Paul Perigord of the French High Commission, will bel the principal speaker. Colonel George Filmer, manager of the Pacific division, has been invited to preside at the conference and speak at the first day luncheon to be given at the Hotel Maryland. Lawson Heaters are absolutely odorless, Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. stein's Friday-Saturday-Monday d of the Month of the Most Attractive Sort in Beautiful TS and DRESSES and 29.50 unusual, indeed, to offer such apparel right at the very beginseason. Even at the end of the would be remarkable. The Dresses The Dresses Every one has been received this week and will be shown for the first time Friday—Canon Crepes and Tricotines in dozens of pretty models. All sizes. BLANKET BUYING and Falkenstein’s the THE LAST DAY OF THE SILK SALE Taffetas, Messalines, and Crepe de Chine 9 d. the final day of the most successful Silk event we have Bedding of the particularly er than are usually asked for ter needs now—Amongst many Wool 50 pairs only are to be sold pretty plaids in this End-of-the Pair Beacon Plaid Blankets These famous Blankets are had at Falkenstein's at unu attractive prices Other Beacon Blankets $8.75 pair. 50 Dozen Human Hair Ne the final day of the most successful Silk event we have VALUES FOR THESE MONTH-END SALES FROM THE SILK SECTION INCLUDE Crepe Corduroy, all shades.....89c Black Taffetas.....$1.39 to $1.89 40-in Charmeuse.....$2.39 to $3.95 Crepe de Chine.....$1.79 to $2.85 Huck Towels . . . 15c Each dozen of these extra good Huck Towels, so it will be early to avoid disappointment. More Dress Ginghams at ..... 15c yd. —27-inch Ginghams in dozens of pretty patterns— all fast colors. Unbleached Crash Toweling . . . 15c yd. —Part Linen Crash Toweling of good weight at a decided saving. 40-in. Unbleached Muslin . . . 18c yd. —Excellent quality unbleached Muslin in the 40inch width for aprons, table covers, etc. Beacon Plaid Blankets —These famous Blankets are had at Falkenstein's at unu attractive prices..... —Other Beacon Blankets u $8.75 pair. 50 Dozen Human Hair Ne —Choice of either cap shape specially priced at 59c dozen. Corsets $3.95 —Royal Worcester, Bon Ton and sard Corsets in sizes 21 to 33and back laced styles, models th selling regularly for ever so more, underpriced at... Bungalow Aprons —Made of good serviceable Gim in attractive styles and colors. Special, Each... Falkenstein's Monday Falkenstein's Month Sales! —“Falkenstein’s Values” from every section of the store come forward for these Month End events. Odd lots, broken lines and special purchases of Seasonable Merchandise—all join in this three-day sale carrying with them very special pricings. Cotton Batts, 3-lb. weight FULL COMFORT SIZE, EACH 95c Another shipment is here—an opportunity for those who failed to be here on time a few weeks ago, when we offered this splendid cotton at this same price. Mercerized Damask Excellent quality Damask in pretty designs, 58 inches wide. Yard 49c Another Lot! 36-inch Outing Mercerized Damask —Excellent quality Damask in pretty designs, 58 inches wide. Yard.....49c Another Lot! 36-inch Outing —Pretty striped Outing Flannel of good weight. Specially priced. Yard.....18c Derryvale Genuine Irish Linen Table Cloths $5.85 —70x70 Pattern Cloths in pretty designs—all pure Linen! BUYING TIME is the Place the particularly wanted sort and at prices that are distinctly lowusually asked for Blankets of this sort. Plan to supply your winw—Amongst many other special values you'll find. Wool Finish Plaid Blankets only are to be sold at this price. Blankets of excellent weight in this End-of-the-Month Event $3.95 Plaid Blankets amous Blankets are to be kenstein's at unusually $5.95 eacon Blankets up to 100 Per Cent Wool Blankets $9.50 to $32.50 Pair —They come from America's foremost manufacturers! Buy these by comparison with similar grades at other stores. Plaid Blankets amous Blankets are to be kenstein's at unusually $5.95 eacon Blankets up to 100 Per Cent Wool Blankets $9.50 to $32.50 Pair —They come from America's foremost manufacturers! Buy these by comparison with similar grades at other stores. Human Hair Nets . . . . . . . 59c Doz. either cap shape or fringe nets—Made of human hair and very iced at 59c dozen. orsets $3.95 chester, Bon Ton and Gosin sizes 21 to 33—front styles, models that are early for ever so much priced $3.95 galow Aprons d serviceable Ginghams, Styles and colors. $1.29 REMNANTS! —Hundreds of pieces of Cotton Goods, Silks and Wool — all in usable lengths—including materials of every description—at reductions ranging from 1/4 to 1/2 off original selling price! n's California