oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-17

The Orange Co. Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. HESTER, Editor Subscription rate—In North Orange-co: Per year $2; Six months, $1.25. Entered at the Postoffice at Anabeim, Calif., as second class matter. War is the cruelest, most merciless recourse that afflicts mankind. It is a sad commentary upon human nature that almost countless centuries have rolled by without even a serious attempt being made to put an end to warfare. The person who leads an honest, sincere life, devoted to useful work, however humble this work may be, makes a real contribution to the sum total of human progress and human happiness. Despise not the doer and the doing of little things. For of a multitude of little things, earnestly and skilfully done, are great things accomplished. The United States is in the Arms Conference to make good out of it. If no good comes of it, this Nation will not be blameworthy. But there are every indication that a vast deal of good will result. That the industrial situation in the Eastern states is improving is indicated by official reports of federal government bureaucums. More men are being employed and the output of manufactures is being increased rapidly. RAIL IMPROVEMENT IS GOOD AUGURY New railroad equipment to the total cost of $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 is ordered by great railroad lines entering Chicago. This additional equipment consists for the most part, of freight, coal, refrigerator and passenger cars. The railroads are placing these huge orders now to replenish their rolling stock against the time when industry and business, greatly revived, will provide abundance of traffic for all the transportation lines. This brighter era is expected to dawn within a few months, and the railroads want to be ready for it. The fact that they truly expect it is indicated by their course now in placing such large orders for rolling stock. Manufacturing of these thousands of new cars will give employment to many thousand workmen. This will help to relieve the unemployment situation. News like this is very encouraging. It can have but one reasonable interpretation—which is, that a better time is coming, with more men employed, with industry and business more active and perhaps with a greater measure of prosperity than this country ever has enjoyed. BUILD DERRICK ON DENNISON LEASE Huntington Beach On the Dennison property the Amagamated Oil Co. started building a rig for well No. 1. On the Huntington lease a rig is about completed for No. 7. Fowler No. 1 is still held up with a side-tracking job at 3433. Fowler No. 2 at 3567 continues to produce close to 550 bbls of gravity oil. Fowler No. 3 is rigged up and ready to spud in Huntington I-A cleaned out to 2912 and is on a pumping test. Huntington a water shut off was not secured at 2590, it is the intention to determine just where the oil sand is before making a second attempt to shut off water. Malis-Aldhaal No. 1 at 2591 did not prove much of a well and is being drilled deeper. Drilling in the brown shale at 2655 the Miller Syndicate is in brown shale and looks rather good. E. J. Miley spudded in on No. 2 and is drilling at 2290 feet. No. 1, one of the best wells in the field, flows steadily at 650 barrels. Miley-Keck No. 4, the big well of the west side, fell off from 550 to 450 barrels. No apparent reason is known for the decline in production. No. 1 is standing cemented at 2335. PIPE YANKEE BARDEEN Puece Failure of the disappear in the 260 resulted in 41-4 and the well well. The Chino Canyon about completed in 6-in. casing striking new hole at The work is promising tools. The Mahala Canyon not on steady progress made a little better for several days working on the work when this is ridden by the production wavers erably. The big lies in the fact that 25 gravity oil, oil free from any preparations are starting of N. The finding of shoe in the Paswell drilled to its outcome of the well still. Ten inch well bottom of the hole. Drilling at 3300 shale the Pompei encountered no cause any exciter. Drilling now brown shale the No. 1 has passed oil showings. Drilling and the formation watched closely. The Puente H company that had field, has a rig given varado property Helens Petroleum. LA HABRA TO EXTERNE The La Habra L engaged in the dig in La Habra, madrid Railroad Commission tificate to extend rounding territory a franchise from visors to serve tha DENNISON LEASE Huntington Beach On the Dennison property the Amagamated Oil Co. started building a rig for well No. 1. On the Huntington lease a rig is about completed for No. 7. Fowler No. 1 is still held up with a side-tracking job at 3433. Fowler No. 2 at 3567 continues to produce close to 550 bbls of gravity oil. Fowler No. 3 is rigged up and ready to spud in. Huntington I-A cleaned out to 2912 and is on a pumping test. Huntington 2-A is now producing 150 bbls. Huntington No. 3 at 2719 is flowing and is doing about 150 barrels. Pearce No. 1 continues to be the A. O. Co's big well. It is flowing better than 500 and is making 24.5 gr. oil. Flowing at 450 barrels the Argonaut Oil Company's Wilson No. 1 is one of the best wells in the east side of the field, Johnson No. 1 is scheduled to spud in today, Turley No. 2 set 600 ft, of 15-2 and is now drilling ahead. The Eddystone Okl Corporation brought in Davenport No. 1 at 2692 early yesterday morning. This new well started off with a flow of 300 barrels and quickly increased it to 500. The oil is 23 gravity and the well is making no water and very little sand. Davenport No. 2 spudded in and shows 1200 feet of hole, Davenport No. 3 is building rig. Huff No. 1 drilling in the west side of the field is now getting close to 4300 and is in shell. Ashton No. 3 is in the hard sand at 3425. Eddystone Syndicate No. 1 is making steady progress toward production. A string of 8-in. is now going into shut off water at about 2280. Sand heaved up in the pipe at the Federal Consolidated's No. 1 and prevented the making of a satisfactory water test at 2531, where the 10-in. was set. Showing no sign of oil at 3800 and drilling in hard shell, the G. P. Community No. 1 is either going to be a dry hole or a deep test well. Getting a nice showing of oil at 2880 the Golden Dome pulled back to 2862 and set 8-in. The Gypsy Oil Syndicate No. 3 started drilling yesterday and now shows a 1000 feet of hole. No. 1 the producer continues to average 200 barrels daily. At No. 2 the cement is being drilled out at 2419. The Holly Sugar Co. failed to get a shut off at 3410 recently and today the well was recemented. Huntington Central No. 1 is getting back to old time performance. Drilled to 2345 the well at a 100 barrels and since has doubled this production. No. 2 still stands cemented at 3645. Additional capital has been secured for the Huntington Midway and work on the well resumed today. Drilled to 2292 the well has had some showing and looks promising enough to continue drilling. Huntington Midway is needed to prove up the drilling in the brown shale at 2655 the Miller Syndicate is in brown shale and looks rather good. E. J. Miley spudded in on No. 2 and is drilling at 2200 feet. No. 1 one of the best wells in the field, flows steadily at 650 barrels. Miley-Keck No. 4, the big well of the west side, fell off from 550 to 450 barrels. No apparent reason is known for the decline in production. No. 1 is standing cemented at 2335. No. 2 continues to make about 40 barrels at 2920. No. 5 is a rig. No. 6 at 2600 is in mechanical trouble and the rig will probably be moved. No. 7 at 3600 feet is in sandy brown shale showing oil. No. 8 is drilling at close to 2800 feet in sandy shale. Anchor Oil Co., one of the early organized stock companies, was unable to "get over" and the officers returned the money subscribed to the stockholders. Malis has organized the Malis Oil & Trust Co. to handle the property. Rigging up is now in progress. Fortune has finally smiled on the Peerless Petroleum Co. At 2850 feet the Peerless set 6-in., got a shutoff. Drilling ahead starts today. Held up with a fishing job at 4020 the Petroleum Co's Brown No. 1 is at a stand still, Harriman No. 1 is standing at 680 feet and will not resume until the Brown is again under way. On the Porter property No. 2 is built upon a second attempt to shut off water. Malis-Aldhaal No.1 at 2591 did not prove much of a well and is being drilled deeper. Drilling in the brown shale at 2655 the Miller Syndicate is in brown shale and looks rather good. E. J. Miley spudded in on No. 2 and is drilling at 2200 feet. No. 1 one of the best wells in the field, flows steadily at 650 barrels. Miley-Keck No.4, the big well of the west side, fell off from 550 to 450 barrels. No apparent reason is known for the decline in production. No. 1 is standing cemented at 2335. No. 2 continues to make about 40 barrels at 2920. No. 5 is a rig. No. 6 at 2600 is in mechanical trouble and the rig will probably be moved. No.7 at 3600 feet is in sandy brown shale showing oil. No.8 is drilling at close to 2800 feet in sandy shale. Fortune has finally smiled on the Peerless Petroleum Co. At 2850 feet the Peerless set 6-in., got a shutoff. Drilling ahead starts today. Held up with a fishing job at 4020 the Petroleum Co's Brown No.1 is at a stand still, Harriman No.1 is standing at 680 feet and will not resume until the Brown is again under way. On the Porter property No.2 is built upon a second attempt to shut off water.Malis-Aldhaal No.1 at 2591 did not prove much of a well and is being drilled deeper. Drilling in the brown shale at 2655 the Miller Syndicate is in brown shale and looks rather good. E.J.Miley spudded in on No.2 and is drilling at 2200 feet.No.1 one of the best wells in the field, flows steadily at650 barrels. Miley-Keck No.4,the big well ofthe west side,fell off from550to450barrels.No apparent reasonisknownforthedeclineinproduction.No.Istandingscementedat2335.No.continuestomakeabout40barrelsat2920.No.$isarig.No.$6at$2600isinmechanicaltroubleandtherigwillprobablybemoved.No.$7at$3600feetisin sandybrownshaleshowingoil.No.$8isdrillingatcloseto$2800feetin sandyshale. When you take out your Insurance in our pany you are obtaining insurance that is ably dependable—INSURANCE that is back substantial reserves and a conservative, safe agement. OUR INSURANCEis allthetermimplies wehaveavarietyofpoliciestooffer,oneoffitsyourparticularcaseexactly. An inquiry will bring data and facts—bannoying solicitation. Beebe & Harrison 120 No.Los Angeles St. Phone720 The Holly Sugar Co. failed to get a shut off at 3410 recently and today the well was recemented. Huntington Central No. 1 is getting back to old time performance. Drilled to 2345 the well at a 100 barrrels and since has doubled this production. No. 2 still stands cemented at 3645. Additional capital has been secured for the Huntington Midway and work on the well resumed today. Drilled to 2292 the well has had some showing and looks promising enough to continue drilling. Huntington Midway is needed to prove up the south side of the field. Hurst No. 1 is nearer being free from water now than at any time since the well was brought in almost a year ago. Making approximately 150 barrels the oil is carrying but little water and will probably clear up entirely. The Hurst Oil Company has secured 500 acres in Santa Barbara county and will drill a prospect well at once. The Jamison Oil Co. lost a string of ten due to collapsing at 2225 and had to put in a second string, 8-in and set this at 2255. The Malis Oil Syndicate is determined to make a well out of No. 1 and is running a core barrel to determine conditions at 2900 feet. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weight Masters, 15 ton Scales Anaheim, California AUTOS WASHED Polished and Simonized, Tops Dressed. Air Compressor and Spray for Cleaning Motors. Cars Called for and returned. C. E. INGRAHAM Across from new Anaheim Laundry Hilldg. Phone 972-3 All This Week American Legi Good Times CELEBRATION MIDWAY ATTRACTION BY T 15 Greater Shows SHEESLEY Shows PRINCE STO ter and Lemon Streets PIPE YANKED FROM BARDEEN; RECEMENT Puente Hills Failure of the water to entirely disappear in the Bardeen well at 2.-260 resulted in the pulling of the 41-4 and the re-cementing of the well. The Chino Corona United has about completed the getting out of 6-in. casing string and will be making new hole at 3678 in a few days. The work is proceeding with cable tools. The Mahala Oil Co's No. 1 while not on steady production as yet, has made a little better than 3000 barrels for several days and give evidence of doing better. Gas has been working on the standing valve and when this is rmdid it is thought that the production will improve considerably. The big feature of this well lies in the fact that it is producing 25 gravity oil, and the oil is coming free from any water or sand. Preparations are going forward for the starting of No. 2. The finding of water below the shoe in the Pasadena-Puente's test well drilled to 1340 feet, puts the outcome of the well in some doubt still. Ten inch was set at 816, the bottom of the hole being at 1340. Drilling at 3300 in sandy brown shale the Pomona Oil Company has encuntered no showings that would cause any excitement. Drilling now at 2200 in sandy brown shale the St. Helens Garnier No. 1 has passed thru some favorable oil showings. Drilling is going good and the formation changes are being watched closely. The Puente Hills Oil Co., a new company that has just entered the field, has a rig going up on the Alvarado property adjoining the St. Helens Petroleum. LA HABRA CO. PLANS TO EXTEND SERVICE The La Habra Domestic Water Co., engaged in the distribution of water in La Habra, made application to the Railroad Commission today for a certificate to extend its service to surrounding territory. The company has a franchise from the board of supervisors to serve this additional service. 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Had it not been for the coming in of the Western Union at Ashton No. 1 some five months ago the Petroleum Midway would have given up their holdings. Columbia 2-1 stands cemented at 3186. Vollmer-Meyer No. 4 set at 504 feet of 15-in. Ray Walker is being perforated at 3005 preparatory to bringing in. Smythe No. 1 got a water job at 3386 and is now drilling ahead in the oil sand at 3425. Smythe No. 2 is rigging up. Drilled to 3012 feet the Republic Petroleum was fortunate in getting a water shut off and is now making preparations to put the well on production. On account of an exceptionally good showing a well of some capacity is expected. 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