oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-08

DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS When lovers meet in adverse hour, "Tis like a sun-glimpse through a shower; A watery ray an instant seen, Then darkly closing clouds between. —Scott. There are polite names for the fatal aliments of those who die from over-eating. China is at the Arms Conference alert and determined to mind its p's and queues. Panama Canal traffic is increasing steadily. That canal was built at just the right time. The time should be hastened when there no longer shall be standing room on earth for Mars. "The next war" will never be fought if the United States has enough moral influence to avert it. Roy Gardner's halo soon faded. He no longer is regarded as a hero, but a common criminal with an uncommon faculty in making escapes. The critics are scoring the grammatical construction of President Harding's speeches. His deliverances may lack Macaulayesque polish, but they carry a message that can be understood readily. Which is something very substantial in their favor. Few of the Wilkins Micawber type of men are to be found in the United States—the happy-go-lucky, indolent breed always "waiting for something to turn up." The characteristic American way is to go out and turn something up while the Micawbers wait. CHRISTMAS GIVING HAPPIFYING With Christmas less than three weeks off, the spirit of the holiday is pervading the air. The stores and sidewalks are thronged with shoppers and many are doing the best thing for themselves and the burden-easing thing for the salespeople by making their purchases well in advance of the holiday. Hence in the home stores shoppers find fine, alluring stocks of Christmas goods and the home-buyers are more than vindicated in their good judgment and their loyalty in patronizing home stores above all others. There is that in giving, at this holiday season, which radiates happiness all around about both the giver and the recipient. It would be beyond earthly powers of measurement to gauge the happiness given and received at Yuletide. But the millions of gifts which will pass to and fro in America, between now and the twenty-sixth of December—gifts seasoned with love, or with friendly loyalty and good will—spell such unleashing of joy as this old world witnesses at no other time of year. Observance of Christmas in the good old-fashioned way is worth encouraging. It brings a vast deal of happiness to young and old, to rich and poor. It rids the world of much of its selfishness, for the time being, at least, and it makes this old planet a more attractive abode for all. Christmas is the especial delight of the kiddies. All adults should help to make it unalloyedly happy for them. Thoughtful attention, too, should be given the poor in every community. It gives pleasure to the generous-headed to give pleasure to those of meager means. If they left it to the supreme mill- THOMPSON MAJOR The Amalgam producer Thad at 3052 feet only. The ww Breen No. 2 No. 3 is right at 4255 Wetzell No. colors. The ww lend encourage Merchant drilling. The ded in Satu shows 600 foiling at 2775 expects the Placery in the wa 3005 the ww entirely shut higher in th before. The The mystery height the tests are to The Chan Company ha Richfield. O No. 2 stand 4 is drilling water at hole at field N). 3 The Petro Yorba deep At times the courageing not. Screen production t mud off the oil may come The outlook On the KK at 1300 feet feet in shale Consolidate and lumber 6. Richfield 4214, plugge shows some will probably will be to Deepening 447 feet has of it. Before Few of the Wilkins Micawber type of men are to be found in the United States—the happy-go-lucky, indolent breed always "waiting for something to turn up." The characteristic American way is to go out and turn something up while the Micawbers wait. The United States uses the Panama Canal more than any other nation in shipping commodities. American tonnage, for the last year, was far ahead of that of any other country. It is to be hoped that this tremendous traffic from American sources may be maintained permanently, and increased from year to year. If they left it to the supreme military commanders of the United States and the Allied Armies of the World War, there would be no more wars. They are all very earnestly and strongly for peace. They know, better than civilians, the horrors of warfare, and they are humane enough to want to avert another bloody visitation. Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNART2, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M “Will You Excuse It, Please—There Is No One on the Line Now” "Will You Excuse It, Please—There Is No One on the Line Now" Mistakes are bound to happen. We all make them. When your telephone bell rings and the operator says, "Will you excuse it please, there is no one on the line now," she is not responsible for your annoyance and inconvenience. The occasion for the use of the phrase most frequently arises when the called party is slow to answer—the calling subscriber does not wait and hangs up his telephone. Many times daily telephone users call wrong numbers—use incorrect prefixes, such as "Main" for "Market"—transpose figures, such as 5342 for 5432. Suddenly realizing their mistakes, they hang up their telephone. Without fault or negligence on her part the telephone operator is left to explain, and the sentence first quoted is that adopted as most briefly and concisely covering the situation. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA THOMPSON NO. 1 IS MAKING 150 BBLS. Richfield The Amalgamated Oil Co.'s new producer Thompson No. 1 completed at 3052 feet, is good for 150 barrels only. The well is making some water. Breen No. 2 cemented at 3090. Bahya No. 3 is rigged up, and Kammerer No. 1 is making hole at 2250 feet. At 4255 feet, the Clark-Oil Co.'s Wetzell No. 1 is showing gas and oil colors. The showing is just enough to lend encouragement. Merchants Petroleum No. 3 is now drilling. The Keck Drilling Co. spudded in Saturday and the log now shows 600 feet of hole. No. 2 is drilling at 2775 in the brown shale and expects the sand soon. The Placentia Oil Co. has a mystery in the way of water. Cemented at 3005 the water does not seem to be entirely shut off and rises to a point higher in the well than ever known before. The water comes in slowly. The mystery lies in the extreme height the level seeks. More bailing tests are to be made this week. The Chansler-Canfield Midway Oil Company has four wells drilling at Richfield. On the Bradford property No. 2 stands cemented at 3908. No. 4 is drilling out the cement and testing water at 3010. Bradford is making hole at 1375. Drilling on Richfield No. 3 is at 2600 feet. The Petroleum Midway's Richfield Yorba deep test well is down 4812 ft. At times the showings are quite encouraging and then again they are not. Screen pipe will be put in and a production test made. With the heavy mud off the hole washed down, the oil may come in and make a producer. The outlook however is doubtful. On the Krug lease No. 6 is drilling at 1200 feet. Krug No. 7 shows 2200 feet in shale and boulders. Richfield-Consolidated No. 5 is drilling at 2845 and lumber is on the ground for No. 6. Richfield Giant No. 1 drilled to 4214, plugged back to 4160 and still shows some water. The next move will probably be made soon, and that will be to go deeper. Deepening Richfield - Yorba to 3.,447 feet has made a real oil well out of it. Before all the oil string could be put into the well, it was not yet ready. No. 2 on a pumping production test for water at 4382. No. 4 is rigging up and will start drilling soon. UNION DRILLING Richfield is the development home of the Union Oil Company. This company now has 25 wells underway. Eight of the wells drilling are on the Chapman lease. Five of the Chapman wells are in the oil sand, No. 5 at 4196, No. 11 at 3385, No. 14 at 4045, No. 18 at 4184 and No. 19 at 4300. On the Thompson-Goodwin three wells are drilling, No. 3 at 2400, No. 5 at 1700, and No. 6 at 1300. J.W.Newell 4 stands cemented at 3240.McFadden 3 shows 3100 feet of hole.Dickson No. h is drilling at 38865,and is in sand.Yorba No.1 at 3855is also in sand.Coyle No.2 is in oil sand at 3200.Coyle No.3 is in shale at 3165.Stern 3 and 4 are drilling at 1900 and 800 respectively.Ayers and Parsons 3 and 4 have spudded in and each show close to 900 feet of hole.Shanklin No.1 at 3175 stands cemented and No.2 is rigging up,Dorser No.2 is drilling at 2100 and Towell No.1 and 3 at 3250 and 3428 H.T. & K.Y SYNDICATE SETS PIPE AT 3100 Newport and San Joaquin Hills The H.T. & K.Y Syndicate set a string of pipe at 3100 feet and cemented. The big showing of oil that the La Guna Beach Oil Ass'n led the world to believe at 3250 failed to materialize.On drilling out the cement at 3250 water was found and very little evidence of oil.The well operations have been shrouded in mystery for some time and information was difficult to obtain. Drilling on the Nu Santa Oil Company's No.1 is now at 2650 in blue shale.The showings thus far have been fare,but nothing to get excited over. The Tepothal Oil Co.has resumed operations.Eight-inch pipe is going Z and actual drilling starts again at 1975.The hundred thousand dollars additional Moving Picture capital reported to have been invested in the well did not materialize.How ever the company has secured additional capital and will go ahead. At 3000 feet even the W.A.G.Oil Set a string of pipe at 3182.No.4 is rigging up and will start drilling soon. AMAL STARTS SOON ON DENISON LEASE Huntington Beach The Amalgamated Oil Co.has rig up on the Denison lease and will start drilling in a few days.Fowler No.3 is in the grey sand at 3116and indications are such that it will be necessary to go deep.Huntington No.6 at 3427 is testing water and the cementing looks like a "job"Huntington No.7 and Pearce No.a rigs completed.The A.O.Co.has built up a production that runs close to 1400 barrels daily. The Argonaut Oil Co.is making fast time drilling on No.2.Turtle drilling is now at 2600 in sand.shale.Wilson No.1 now one of its best wells-in-the-field is flowing steadily at 800 barrels. At Huff No.1 drilling was stopped at 4367 and the 8-inch set at 4368.Ashton No.3 is also standing cementedthe 8-inch being set at 3746.Dave Port No.2 set pipe at 2615.Dove Port No.1 the big well of last week.it is not making much of showing.flows by heads spasmodically,and averaging about 150 barrels a day.Rigging up for cable tools is underwayat the Federal Consolidated's N.O.I.Rotary progress was stoppedat2541on account of mechanical trouble. Jack McWeon has taken the contract to drill and put on productif there is any oil there Golden StarNo.I.Rigging up work started first of the week. The General Petroleum's CommunityNo.I.Rigging up into the doubflockm.at 3910the formationhard shell with only the faintestshowings of oil.Drilling will continue for a test well. Frank Wakeley's Golden Donstarted drilling out yesterday and tuesdaybailing for a water test.The cementing was done at 2860. The Gypsy Oil Syndicate now lists one of the small companies that have made good at Huntington Beachhas a daily production of450 barrels.No.I.Rigging up andNo.I.Rolling250 barrels.No.I.Retired10-寸in2322.The Gypsy油did and completed3wells withouta accident,a mishap or,a fishing jeeand has made quite an enviable reeloutto themthreehe 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Krug No. 7 shows 2200 feet in shale and boulders. Richfield-Consolidated 5 is drilling at 2845 and lumber is on the ground for No. 6. Richfield Giant No. 1 drilled to 4214, plugged back to 4160 and still shows some water. The next move will probably be made soon, and that will be to go deeper. Deepening Richfield - Yorba to 3., 447 feet has made a real oil well out of it. Before all the oil string could be put in the well came in and started flowing. The present production makes the well look good for 350 or 400 barrels. Efforts will be made to get the rest of the production screen pipe in and perforated before putting the well on final production. The Ridge Oil Co's No. 1 is now drilling at 4460 in brown sandy shale. The water job in the 6-in was perfect and now the 4-1-oil string is going in. The outlook is rather favorable for a well. The Standard Oil Co's Kraemer 2-16 now drilling at 4625 looks like the next Richfield big producer. This well is showing all the oil and gas necessary. Kraemer 2-17 has a fishing job at 3950. Kellogg 2 is going deeper and is drilling at 3800. Selby - Root-Hoge at No. 3 prepared to set pipe a month ago at No. 3. The pipe failed to go down and now the hole has been reamed to bottom and the 8-in will be set in a few days. No. 7 is drilling at 2600 in shale. Drilling on the Wents Syndicate is now at 2400 and excellent progress is being made. Geo. Wents is on the ground personally superintending the drilling. The Wonder Company Ltd. has put Drilling on the Nu Santa Oil Company's No. 1 is now at 2650 in blue shale. The showings thus far have been fare, but nothing to get excited over. The Tepothal Oil Co. has resumed operations. Eight-inch pipe is going Za and actual drilling starts again at 1975. The hundred thousand dollars additional Moving Picture capital reported to have been invested in the well did not materialize. How ever the company has secured additional capital and will go ahead. At 3000 feet even the W.A.G.O.I.O.Co.set a string of ten-inch pipe and cemented. Wirscher-Gray No. 1 is drilling at 3000 feet in blue shale. W.A.G.O.I.O.Co.Petroleum is ready to spud in at No. 1. The drilling operations of the Interstate Oil Co., includes Heights No. 1 standing cemented at 280 feet, 12½, and Norris No. 1 drilling by pipe at 2100. At 3335 feet the Long Beach Consolidated's No. 1 is drilling in brown sandy shale and is showing some nice oil colors and quite a bit of gas. The well is really looking better than at any previous time. GARDEN GROVE WELL NOW DOWN 4700 FT. Garden Grove The Standard Oil Co.'s, wild cat test well at Garden Grove is now drilling at 4700 feet and is not showing anything. Going on the ruling that few wells ever come into production below 4500 feet in the Sou. Calif. field the Garden Grove well is passing into the doubtful list. BANDINI PETROLEUM RECEMENTS AT 3600 Whittier-Santa Fe Springs Bandini Petroleum has recommenced Persistent efforts are being made to get a shut off at 3600 feet. A well is dechared just as soon as the water trouble can be overcome. Drilling at 2965 the So. Calif. Oil Co.'s Sanderson No. 1 is getting some very good oil showings in the brown shale. Production is confidently expected now at 3200. The Whitley Oil Co.'s No. 6 located above the discovery well No. 1 is drilling deeper and makes new hole at 2580. Drilling on the La Habra Midway No. 1 is now at 1865, the formation is hard, brown shale. No other than the usual shale showings have been found thus far. EAGLE ROCK WELL DRILLING AT 2665 FT. Los Angeles Field The Beatty Oil and Development Co's Eagle Rock well is no wmaking hole at 2665 and is still in brown shale showing an occasional streak of sand. The Eddystone Oil Corporation's Burkhart No. 1 has passed the 4200 mark without showing any oil. It was predicted that this well would not make a producer and the predic- EAGLE ROCK WELL DRILLING AT 2665 FT. Los Angeles Field The Beatty Oil and Development Co's Eagle Rock well is no wmaking hole at 2665 and is still in brown shale showing an occasional streak of sand. The Eddystone Oil Corporation's Burkhart No. I has passed the 4200 mark without showing any oil. It was predicted that this well would not make a producer and the prediction may come true. The Los Angeles Development Co., a newly organized concern, is making preparations to drill a well on the W. A. Adams place at Fairview. The tract is owned by Max Goldsmidt and covers about 450 acres. The well is contracted to begin drilling within 30 days. Located two miles east of Huntington Beach and one mile west of Fairview the property has gas, the structure and the fossils, in fact everything to make it look like one of the best wild cat prospects left in So. California. It was rumored yesterday that the Standard Oil Company would drill a wild cat test well at Talbert. SULPHUR AT PT. FERMIN San Pedro The San Pedro Point Fermin Oil Company's test well now drilling at 625 feet, is showing a lot of mineral water heavily saturated with sulphur. The formation is sandy shale and carries some gas. STORAGE $5 Month $2.00 Week OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Auto Electric Maintenance Company Corner Chestnut and Los Angeles Streets Phone 31 CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND, Ladical Ask your Druggist for Chichester's Diamond Brands Pills in Red and Gold metallic form, mixed with Blue Rubber. Take sure you have Chichester's Druggist. Ask for CHICHETER'S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 24 years known as Best, Satisf. Always Refillable. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE STARTS SOON DENISON LEASE Huntington Beach Algamated Oil Co. has a Denison lease and will bring in a few days. Fowler on the grey sand at 3150 acres are such that it will try to go deep. Huntington 4427 is testing water and testing looks like a "job". No. 7 and Pearce No. 2 completed. The A. O. Co., up a production that runs 800 barrels daily. Conant Oil Co. is making drilling on No. 2. Turley, now at 2600 in sandy Jackson No. 1 now one of the in the field is flowing 800 barrels. No. 1 drilling was stopped and the 8-inch set at 4361 is also standing cemented, being set at 3746. Davenport pipe at 2615. Doven't the big well of last week taking much of showing. It leads spasmodically, and is about 150 barrels a day. Up for cable tools is under-Federal Consolidated's No. progress was stopped at account of mechanical trouble. Weon has taken the conflill and put on production any oil there Golden State rig up work started the week. Petal Petroleum's Communal sliding into the doubtful at 3910 the formation is with only the faintest of oil. Drilling will contest well. Wakeley's Golden Dome diving out yesterday and towing for a water test. The was done at 2860. Oil Syndicate now listed the small companies that good at Huntington Beach production of 450 barrels, making 200 and No. 2 is barrels. No. 3 set a string at 2322. The Gynay drill-planted 3 wells without an mishan, or a fishing job made quite an enviable rec- 850 barrels and is making a record for gravity, the oil running close to 28. Bolsa No. 5 is drilling at 1500, and No. 6 is building rig. On Huntington A lease No. 5 is drilling by pipe at 2900, Nos. 9 and 7 stand cemented at 2535 and 2790 respectively. A-13 at 3154 is fishing for drill pipe. Nos. 15 and 16 stand cemented. No. 17 shut off water at 2000 and is drilling ahead. No. 18 is a location. Huntington B-2 is drilling out at 4254 and will soon be drilling into production. B-6 shut off water at 2138 and is drilling at 2400. B-7 shows 2400 feet of hole. Lumber is on the ground for B-8, and B-9./ Huntington D-1 stands cemented at 2664, D-2 is a rig standing, and D-3 is a location. E-3 at 2569 is showing a lot of gas and had to be mudded heavily. E-4 stands cemented at 2263, and E-5 is a rig. Thompson No. 1 at 2955 is drilling deeper and will go after a lower sand. Surf No. 2 is testing water at 1937. The Sure Shot Oil Co. is having some trouble getting its well on production. Drilled to 2337 sand has prevented the well from coming into anything like regular production and it is the intention now to pull the 6-inch and redrill the well. E. J. Miley's State Consolidated No. 1 is drilling by pipe at 3100 feet, and has 200 feet more to go before getting on bottom. The Sun Oil Co.'s test well No. 3 is now drilling at 2635 and is in sandy brown shale. Drilling is going nicely and some good showings have been logged. No.4 sanded up and is cleaning out. No.1 stands cemented at 2436 and No.5 is a rig. Seven wells are the drilling program for the Talbert Oil Co., on the Huribert property west of the Vista Del Mar's No. 2. Lumber is on the ground for No.1 and others are to follow soon. The Talbert Oil Co.'s producer in running around 200 barrels. The Union Oil Co., is taking no chances with Newlands No. 2. Running the core barrel every ten feet is being kept. Drilling is now at 2000 feet in brown shale. Copeland No.2 in the oil sand at 2955 cemented at 2940 and is ready for inspection. Copeland No.6 at 2100 is in sticky brown shale. Hill Community No.1 set 10 at 2000 feet Brooks No.1 is drilling at a 1000 feet.The Union's production was started off with an initial flow of Copeland: This well came in at 2500 bbl well at 3700 feet. Copeland stands steadily at 400 barrels. Additional field information: Bell of Montebello No.1, 2500 plugged to 2300, standing cemented. Bolsa Chica Petroleum Corp.No.1, 2455 plugged to 2145, standing. Blue Shale Oil Co., No.1, 2639, 2443, 8-inch, 132 feet of 5-inch in hole. Bolsa Chica Oil Co., No.2, rigging up. Cal, Machinery and Supply No., 2345, cleaning out. Edens Syndicate No.1, 8 cemented at 2302 standing. Federal Consolidate, 2541, rigging up to drill by with cable. Federal Drilling Co., No.1, rig. Huntington Midway Crude, No.1, 2296, recemented 10-inch at 2208. Huntington Signal No.1, 3275, brunshale, drilling. Jameson Oil Co., No.1, 2363, putting in shotted pipe. Malls Oil Syndicate, No.1, 1, 2900 no shut off, will recement. Malls Aldhal, No.1, 2590, pulling6 to go deeper. Malls Oil Trust, No.1, 2000 feet, drilling. Moore Syndicate, No.1, 2900 sandy shale, drilling. Motor Oil and Refining, I, 2385, putting in 8-inch, going ahead. Painted Hills Oil Co., No.1, rigging up. National Exploration, No.1, 3440, standing cemented, $ \frac{6}{4} $ Peerless Petroleum, No.1, 2875 got water and will go deeper. Sanburg Petroleum, No.1, taken over by Edens, rigging up. Triangle Producing No.,1, building rig. United Security Syndicate, No.1, 3325 of 8-inch, cemented, rigging to drill out and make water test. Utah-California Oil Co., No.1, spudding in. United States Oil Corp.No.1, 3341 cleaning out for production test. Walker-Western No.1, 2775 clay, running core barrel. Wellington Oil Co., No.1, 2663 fishing for drill pipe. Whittier National Oil Co., No.1, 2225 hard sand and gravel, drilling. West Seaboard Oil Co., No.1, 3479 fishing at 3400 Drilling will contest well. Wakeley's Golden Dome cling out yesterday and tong for a water test. The was done at 2860. Oil Syndicate now listed the small companies that good at Huntington Beach production of 450 barrels. making 200 and No. 2 is barrels. No. 3 set a string at 2322. The Gynay drillpleted 3 wells without an mishap, or a fishing job made quite an enviable recciph. Sugar Co., failed to get at 3408 and is getting well deeper and set a second pipe, 8-inch. Central No. 1 is now pro计 225 barrels a day. Regents are being made from now. It is the intention to No. 2 before the end of pipe being set here at pt was made to clean out production at Huntington 1 with compressed aid. on was to force aid down bibing and produce the oil. Items to carry a lot of sand is reason the compressed prove effective. The well cleaned out to go back on tubing. LaHunt Oil Co.'s well No. erating under the name of Unit Syndicate. Rigging under way and actual start in a few days. 4 completed at 2549 is Standard's banner wells ington Beach. This well DON'T THROW YOUR OLD SHOES AWAY Bring them to the ANAHEIM BOOT & SHOE HOSPITAL and have them Repaired at REDUCED PRICES. All Work Guaranteed. Ladies' Half-Soles.....90¢ Heels Straightened.....25¢ Rubber Heels.....40¢ Men's Half-Soles .....$1.00 up Rubber Heels.....40¢ up Children's Shoe Repairing at Low Prices. We have a NEW STOCK of HIGH QUALITY SHOES for MEN and BOYS at the very LOWEST PRICES. We invite your inspection. Anaheim Boot & Shoe Hospital 127 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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