oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-23

STANDARD BOOSTS H. B. PRODUCTION Huntington Beach Porter No. 2 now building rig represents Mosier Special's second well at the beach. The Petroleum Co.'s Brown No. 1 continues fishing for drill pipe at 4020. Harriman still stands temporarily suspended at 680. Sand is the menace of the Petroleum Midway's Towers No. 1, the 1000-barrel well that came in at 3625 feet ten days ago. Columbia 2-1 is at 3300 in sticky shale. Columbia 3-2 is a new well just located. Vollmer-Meyer No. 2 is now drilling at 2000. Smythe No. 2 is rigging up to go ahead after setting 539 feet of 15-inch. Smythe No. 1 is reaming to set the production string at 3650. The Petroleum Midway will develop the holdings of Tom O'Donnell at Huntington beach. The location for O'Donnell No. 1 has been staked. Republic No. 2 completed at 3012 feet up to the time of this report failed to make a showing on production. Thoroly washed and cleaned out the well failed to flow. On the pump the well has no production to speak of. Republic No. 1 has settled down to 460 barrels and is making oil free from water. Water broke on the Rhoades No. 1, (Clinker), the production string has been pulled out and the well is ready to be cemented. Rhoades No. 2 is nearly about 50 barrels. No improvement can be expected on the production of this well until Huntington Shre Shot has been put on. Rhoades No. 3 (Edca) is producing steadily at 200 barrels. With a successful shutoff on the water at 2280 Rio Bravo No. 2 is ready to drill into the oil sands. The shutoff was made at 2280. The Rio Bravo has taken over the property and holdings of the Success Oil Co. and will begin drilling on the well soon. Rio Bravo headed by Bob McKeon is getting to be one of the recognized companies at the Beach. The Standard Oil Co. increased its Huntington Beach production in Del Mar's No. 2 the Talbert Oil Co. is building a rig and will begin drilling soon. The Talbert Oil Co.'s No. 1 is a steady producer at 150 barrels. Wigle-MeBride, drilling on the Texas Holding Co.'s No. 2, is making hole at 3200 feet and will soon have this well on production. Sand, the enemy of all Huntington Beach producers, is holding up Vista Del Mar No. 2. Drilled to 2930 this well failed to flow and was tubed. The well is making 22 gravity oil and will be on regular production early this week. The Utah-California Oil Co., a new company, made its appearance and Utah capital, secured some lots at Huntington Beach yesterday. The between the Pacific Gas and Oil and Sun No. 5. The rig is going up for the well. The (Federal), So Calif. Drilling Co. has taken the drilling contract for the well. The Union Oil Co. of Calif. now has a 600-barrel production at Huntington Beach. Copeland No. 1 is doing 200, and Copeland No. 5, a recent completion at 3700 feet, is making 400 barrels. Copeland No. 2 in the oil sand at 2955, has been cemented at 2940. Copeland No. 3 is drilling at 3500 in hard sand and No. 6 at 2000 in blue shale. Hill Community No. 1 is drilling at 1-650 in shale and shell. Additional Huntington Beach information: Bolsa Chica Oil Corporation No. 1 2455, 2100 standing re-cemented. Bell of Montebello No. 1, 2500 plugged to 2380 and 2275, standing. No. 1, 2639, pulling six-inch. Blue Shale Oil and Mining Co. Federal Consolidated No. 1, 2541, sidetracking pipe and testing the water. Holly Sugar Co. No. 1, 3410, 10-inch standing cemented. Huntington Central No. 1, 2345, producing about 100 barrels, No. 2, 3645, eight-inch standing cemented. Huntington Midway Crude, 2292, standing idle. Huntington Mutual No. 1, 459 feet rotating in hard sand. Huntington Signal No. 1, set 1-500 feet of 12½%. Huntington Union No. 1, 3455, hard sand, drilling. Invaders Oil Co. 1, 2955, fishing. PREPARE FOR PRESS Huntington Fowler No. 1 is being prepared This well is the called lower zone drilling at 1400-water test looks it will go on produce Huntington No. 3427 and is ready nison No. 1 is a building rig, and been made for P. The Argonaut No. 1 is now flooring is averaging belts daily Turndown shows 1000-1 set nison No. 1 is a building rig, and been made for P. The Eddystone port No. 1 came 500 barrels.Teen steadily in it has reached mark.The well the big Miley guitably duplicate it ing out on the field.is at 4355 hard sand.Ash oil sand at 365 nice well. At Edens Symtention to cement the well in at the Hurst well fixed dicate should co ther trouble or At 3875 the eral Petroleum's showing is a mation is hard it not very ence The Golden I satisfactory she immediately re same depth. The Gypsy O has settled down tion of 225 bacably hold at t on. Rhodes No. 3 (Edca) is producing steadily at 200 barrels. With a successful shutoff on the water at 2280 Rio Bravo No. 2 is ready to drill into the oil sands. The shutoff was made at 2280. The Rio Bravo has taken over the property and holdings of the Success Oil Co. and will begin drilling on the well soon. Rio Bravo headed by Bob McKeon is getting to be one of the recognised companies at the Beach. The Standard Oil Co. increased its Huntington Beach production with a 400-barrel well at Huntington B-4. The new well is 2843 feet and is producing 23 gravity oil. Huntington A-12, last week's big well, continues to make better than 1100 barrels. Huntington A-5 did not make much of a producer and it going down deeper from 2970. A-7 is drilling at 3200. No. 14 got a water shutoff and is drilling on at 3000 feet. Huntington B-5 has spudded in. B-6 stands cemented at 2152. No. 7 shows 1500 feet and Nos. 8 and 9 are new wells building rigs. Huntington Standard C-1 did not come up to expectations at 2250 and is going deeper. The Standard Oil Co. has started the following new wells: B-8, D-2, D-3, E-5 and Jones No. 3. Surf No. 2 stands cemented at 1937; Thompson No. 1 at 2905 feet has dwindled down to a small well and is being drilled deeper. Torrance No. 1 is pulling the four-inch, the intention being to deepen. Farnsworth No. 1 is drilling at 2200 and Pacific No. 1 is close to 2000 feet. The Sure Shot Oil Co. has completed a long siege of washing out and down its No. 1. Today the rods and tubing are going in and the well is ready for a production test. It is scheduled to make 200 barrels. Production at Sun No. 4 continues to increase. The production of the well is running close to 250 barrels. Sun No. 3 set the eight-inch at 2390 after getting some very good showings. No. 1 still stands cemented at 2485. On property across from the Visitor. Holly Sugar Co. No. 1, 3410, 10-inch standing cemented. Huntington Central No. 1, 2345, producing about 100 barrels. No. 2, 3645, eight-inch standing cemented. Huntington Midway Crude, 2292, standing idle. Huntington Mutual No. 1, 459 feet, rotating in hard sand. Huntington Signal No. 1, set 1,500 feet of 12½. Huntington Union No. 1, 3455, hard sand, drilling. Invaders Oil Co. 1, 2955, fishing for bailer. Jameson Oil Co. 1, 2255, set the eight-inch, standing cemented. Johnson Oil Co. 1, building rig. Mid Central Oil Co. 1, 4178, fishing for four-inch. Machris Bros. Syndicate 2, rigging up. Metcalf-Hinkley No. 1, rigging up to drill out cement. Moore Syndicate No. 1, 2200, drilling in shale. Malis Oil and Trust 1, rigging up. National Exploration 1, 3200, in shale drilling. O'Donnell No. 1, 3518, drilling out cement and testing water. Richfield Southern No. 1, rig. State Consolidated No. 1, 3300, fishing. Triangle Oil and Producing Co. No. 1, rig. Walker-Western Oil Co. No. 1, 1500, hard sand, showing some gas. Wellington Oil Co. No. 1, 2500, fishing for six-inch drill pipe. West Seaboard Oil Co. No. 1, 3,410, standing idle. United States Oil Corp. No. 1, 3340, drilling out cement. United Security Syndicate No. 1, 3320, standing cemented. PITTSBURGH TUNNELING Having a total length of 5715 feet, vehicular tunnels to be bored through hills at Pittsburgh will be the largest hiwhway tunnels yet built. Sweet Luna, 308 E. Center. If it's from Wiltman's it's good. dicate should co ther trouble or At 3875 the eral Petroleum' is showing is a mation is hard is NOT very ence The Golden I satisfactory sh immediately r same depth. The Gypsy O has settled dow tion of 225 ba ably hold at t 2 the cement and a water te dications point is drilling at t Believing th will work won a well and ridd ington Owners out the idea, be forced down will flow the o the six-inch ca is being watch if successful adva gous THAN EACH su blessin the past tw plenty have for the disa to be gradu Altruria. THIS B PANDEI THANK SIBLE I TIONS I FIRST NATIONA PREPARE FOWLER 1 FOR PRODUCTION Huntington Beach Fowler No. 1 deepened to 3473 is being prepared for production. This well is the deepest in the so-called lower zone. Fowler No. 3 is drilling at 1400. Huntington A-1 water test looks good and this well will go on production at 3000 feet. Huntington No. 6 set eight-inch at 3427 and is ready to drill out. Denison No. 1 is a new well and is building rig, and a location has been made for Pearce No. 2. The Argonaut Oil Co.'s Wilson No. 1 is now flowing by heads and is averaging better than 400 barrels daily. Turley No. 2 is drilling and shows 1000 feet. Johnson No. 1 set 15½ and is ready to go ahead. George E. Cloud No. 1 has been thoroughly washed and cleaned out, the rods and tubing are in and the well starts pumping today. Sand has given this well a lot of trouble, but it is believed that there will be no further trouble on that score. The Eddystone Oil Co.'s Davenport No. 1 came in a week ago at 500 barrels. The production has been steadily increasing until now it has reached the 1000-barrel mark. The well is acting much like the big Miley gusher and will probably duplicate it. Huff No. 1, drilling out on the north side of the field, is at 4255 and showing only hard sand. Ashton 3 is drilling in oil sand at 3650 and looks like a nice well. At Edens Syndicate it is the intention to cement at 2280 and bring the well in at that point. With the Hurst well fixed up the Edens Syndicate should come in without further trouble or delay. At 3875 the best that the General Petroleum's Community No. 1 is showing is a little gas. The formation is hard shell. The outlook is not very encouraging. The Golden Dome failed to get a satisfactory shutoff at 2860 and immediately re-cemented at the same depth. The Gypsy OH Syndicate's No. 1 has settled down to a daily production of 225 barrels and will probably hold at this figure. At No. 2 the cement is being drilled out ber of wells now battling with the sand. The Hurst Oil Co. is rigging up No. 2 and will start drilling in a few days. Wigle & McBride, local contractors, were awarded the contract to drill the well. No. 2 Hurst is to be known hereafter as Leonis No. 1. While attempting to loosen the six-inch and pull it out Malis-Aldam crown block was pulled in and the derrick damaged. This well is to be carried on down from 2591 to a deeper oil sand Mallis Syndicate No. 1 is ready to be received at 2590. At 2670 some very encouraging oil showings appeared in the Miller Syndicate and drilling on to 3682 the showings were strong enough to warrant the setting of pipe. The eight-inch was landed at set at 3680. Motor Oil No. 1 is rigging up with the cable tools to drill out the cement at 2379. Motor Oil believes it has a well and will surprise the Central Petroleum whose Community No. 1 is drilling at almost 3900 feet and has not shown anything but a little gas. Mijey-Keck No. 7 at 3600 feet showed considerable oil and set the pipe. No. 8 and 3000 feet is in the sandy shale. No. 3, the big producer, has dropped to 400 barrels. No. 2 is now doing about 45 barrels. Work started on No. 1 yesterday. Pacific Oil and Gas failed to get a shutoff at 2555, drilled on to 2575 and re-cemented. After getting a perfect shutoff at 2850 and ready to drill on into the oil sands Peerless Petroleum ran into hot salt water a few feet below the cementing. It is the intention to drill on and find the next sand. Petitfills Syndicate No. 2 finished recently at 2715 is already a producer at 400 barrels. Drilling on No. 3 is at 700 feet. FORUM COMMITTEE SEEKING SPEAKER It was hoped that Benjamin B. Hampton, formerly editor of Hampont's Magazine, and now one of the most prominent figures in California, might consent to be the speaker at this month's meeting, of Anaheim C. of C. Early this morning it was ascertained that this speaker would be in another meeting on Monday next, the regular night set for this meeting. Dr. Rudopu B. von Kleinsmid, newly elected president of the Univ.of So.Calif., has written to in the hope that he would deliver one of his great inspirational talks regarding organization work before the membership, but he has written to the secretary that his business in closing up his connection with the University of Arizona at Tucson, keeps him there until after Dec. 1st. Dr.von Kleinsmid states: "I regret very much that I shall not be in California on the 28th of November, as the last week of Novem ber finds me booked solidly in attempting to close up the affairs here looking to my departure for Califonia. I hope to be of service to Anaheim C. of C. later. To be able do so, will be a genuine pleasure." In view of the above, the forum committee will announce the date of the meeting within a day or two. This committee is working on several other speakers, and it remains only a question of finding a day to suit the convenience of one of these. DOES NOT FREEZE Dynamite that is proof against freezing in zero temperatures has been developed by experimenters. WARNS OVER-INFLATION A safety valve for auto tires emits a hissing sound as a warning when a tire to which it is attached is over-inflated. BIG DOLL FREE Can You Solve the Dolly PUZZLE? BEST WISHES FOR HAPPIEST At 3875 the best that the General Petroleum's Community No. 1 is showing is a little gas. The formation is hard shell. The outlook is hot very encouraging. The Golden Dome failed to get a satisfactory shutoff at 2860 and immediately re-cemented at the same depth. The Gypay OH Syndicate's No. 1 has settled down to a daily production of 225 barrels and will probably hold at this figure. At No. 2 the cement is being drilled out and a water test made at 2361. Indications point to a shutoff. No. 3 is drilling at 2300 feet. Believing that compressed air will work wonders in cleaning out a well and ridding it of sand Huntington Owners is rigging up to try out the idea. Compressed air will be forced down thru the tubing and will flow the oil and sand out thru the six-inch casing. The experiment is being watched with interest and if successful will be of tremendous advantage to the large num- CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Leflent Ask your Draughtist for Chichester or a Diamond Brand Pillar of red dahlia mulch, treated with Blue Ribbon. Take no other. Hit at 2361 THE DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 23 years known as Bett Salet Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Ask For Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountains. Ask for HORICK'S. Avoid Imitations & Substitutes Petitfills Syndicate No. 2 finished recently at 2715 is already a producer at 400 barrels. Drilling on No. 3 is at 700 feet. A safety valve for auto tires emits a blissful sound as a warning when a tire to which it is attached is over-inflated. BIG DOLL FREE Can You Solve the Dolly PUZZLE? In the picture of Dolly on the left is a number of hidden faces. See how many you can find. Some are looking at you-own shows sides of faces-will find them upside down; in the folds of Dolly's dress, and every way. Mark each face you find with an X. If you find 8 hidden faces you have solved the Dolly Puzzle. I Have a Big Doll Like This for You This is not a cloth doll to stuff but a regular baby doll. She would nearly half a yard full and is all dressed up. You'll clear little "go-to-school" dress. You'll be the proudest girl in the neighborhood with a nice sleeping dolly like this. The big blue eyes which open and shuffle the peacocks and cream completion and the little rosebud mouth make this handsomest and sweetest doll you could possibly imagine. You'll just love her to death, she is so cute and pretty. Every Little Girl Can Have One of These Big Sleeping Dolls for Her Very Own. Mark all the faces you can find. Don't give up too easily, if at that you find it a little hard to solve the puzzle, write your name and address on the coupon, clip Dolly's picture and mail without display with the Puzzle Coupon below for my Dig Free Doll Offer. DOLLY PUZZLE COUPON AUNT HETTIE, Manager, 94 K. 4th St., ST. PAUL, MINN. I have solved the Dolly Puzzle, and am sending you my name and address for your DIG FREE DOLL offer. Name ... City ... Street ... State ... C.R.W. BEST WISHES FOR HAPPIEST EACH succeeding year brings with it new and g blessings for which to be thankful and it seems to the past twelve months have been most bountiful. Pea lenty have been our portion and greater things are yet i or the disarmament plans and a brotherhood of nations to be gradually shaping its course to that land of dr Altruria. 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After this skit a reading was given by Miss Myrtle Clemmer entitled, "Pilgrim Fathers." POST OFFICE CLOSED THURSDAY The Anaheim post office will be closed all day tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day. There will be no delivery, city or rural, and none of the windows will be open. The mails will be dispatched as usual. New Prices on Dry Cleaning Effective Friday, November 25th MEN'S SUITS Dry Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 LADIES' SUITS Dry Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 "FOR ONE-DAY SERVICE" PURITAN DRY CLEANERS 114 So. Claudina Phone 547 PURITA DRY CLEANERS 114 So. Claudina Phone 547 FRIDAY SPECIAL LADIES' FELTS FRIDAY ONLY you can buy fine padded sole Felt Slippers for.....80c Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. PIEST LIVING new and greater seems to us that tiful. Peace and s are yet in store of nations seems land of dreams— TH—IT HAS EXO EXPRESS OUR S MADE IT POSNCIAL INSTITU- EAN SAVINGS BANK