oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-23

Friday, December 23, 1921 LAGUNA OIL ASSN. IN SAND AT 3300 Newport Drilling on the Laguna Oil Assn's well is now at 3300 feet in sand. The six inch is being carried for a suitable place to make another attempt to shut off water. The H. T. K. & Syndicate found that it did not have a water job at 2446 and re-cemented the 8-in. The bottom of the hole is 3150. Drilling on the Nu Sania Oil Co.'s No 1 is close to 3700 feet. The prevailing formation for the past 100 feet has been blue shale. Developments on the Wuciferer-Gray several properties to date is as follows. No. 1 is drilling at 3050-in brown shale. The ton inch was set at W. A. G. Petroleum and is ready to drill out and test water. W. G. R. Petroleum Company No. 1 is at 900 ft. in clay and shale. The Interstate Oil Co. at Mesa No. 1 is perforating the 3-in from 3000 to 3285 and will make a water test. No oil is expected in this well. The idea is to find out if it is possible to shut off the water. This well has been cemented and re-cemented a number of times. At 3400 feet the Long Beach Consolidated struck what looks like an oil bearing sand. The well is being bailed down and the sand will be tried out for possible production. The showing at 3400 is the best that the Long Beach Consolidated has had and it has caused some little excitement. The best way to lie when sleeping is on the right side. Heinz's Mince Meat in glass or tin. Edmiston's Grocery. Wabash Blues, 308 E. Center-st. ---at Weber's A VICTROLA WILL BRING CHRISTMAS CHEER EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. FROM $25 to $275 Terms as low as $1.00 per week. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 12 E. Center St. Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer How Much Does A Good Cake Weigh? How Much Does A Good Cake Weigh? Have you seen that beautiful fruit cake in the window of the Sanitary Bread Shop? It's going to be given away free Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Come in and guess its weight. If you guess the nearest its correct weight the cake is yours for the Christmas feast. SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS Imported Goods Cobbledstones, Imported Honey Cakes Lebkuchen, Pfeffernusse OTHER DAINTIES Merry Christmas Cakes Anease Drops Mince, Cranberry and Pumpkin Pies LET US ROAST YOUR TURKEY Bring your turkey to the New Anaheim Bakery. Special preparations have been made to care for this work Sunday. Sanitary Bread Shop H. LARSEN, Prop. 165 W. Center Anaheim THOMPSON TUBING SET AT 3057 FEET Richfield The Amalgamated Oil Co. dropped the tubing at Thompson No. 1 at 3057. This well has shown production all the way from 150 to 400 barrels and just what it will finally do is a question. Kamerer No. 1 set the 10-inch at 2755 after getting a good showing. The Clark Oil Co. struck its first real oil sand at 4310 feet and the strike has caused a little excitement The well is just across the road from the Fullerton All Co.'s deep test well Anaheim Union No. 1. At 3002 feet the Merchants' Petroleum Co. struck the oil sand at No. 2 and set the pipe. No. 3 is drilling at 1200 feet and Keck is doing himself proud for a speed record. The Placentia Pacific has been taken over by one of the oldest and largest operating companies in the Richfield district. The name of the company is being held by special request. The announcement will positively be made by the Munger Oil Information Service next week. Operations on the Placentia Pacific are scheduled to be resumed at once, and some interesting developments are promised soon. The field operations of the Chansler-Canfield Midway includes four wells. Bradford No. 2 is at 2985 in sandy brown shale. Bradford 4 is drilling at 3300 in sticky brown shale, and Bradford 6 is at 1400 in hard sand. Richfield No. 3 shows 2625 in the hard sand. No work was done by the Pacific Oil Field Ltd., during the past week. It is assumed that the spudding in last week was done to hold the lease. Recovering from what looked like a bad fishing job in a major manner the Petroleum Midway has Richfield-Yorba No. 1 reading 4805 feet to set the six-inch person pipe. Drilled as a deep well the showings at times have been very encouraging and the expectations includes a commercial producer at least. Consolidated No. 5 GOTHAM CONDUCTORS SOON LEARN "TYPES" NEW YORK, Dec. 23—Street car conductors become philosophers even though their path in life is more or less laid out for them. They come to know "types". Take the one on Grand-st—the one who operates about theatre time. Whenever certain types board his car he smiles pleasantly in an authoritative fashion. "Getting off at the Neighborhood Players?" For the unenlightened I will say that the Neighborhood Playhouse on Grand-st, probably the most remote theatre in New York but whose productions are always worth the trip. His judgment is variable, and the persons addressed always look surprised and pleased to admit that he has guessed their destination. It would be interesting to know how he can determine these people. Those attending this theatre go from the very well dressed, smart people to the serious but shabby students of the theatre. Nevertheless he guesses right so much of the time that one must attribute him with an unusual knack. Heinz's Mince Meat in glass or tin. Edmiston's Grocery. shut off. Unfortunately the water trouble was never overcome and the well was cemented up to 4160. Drilling deeper is scheduled to begin in a few days. Richfield-Yorba Oil Co. No. 1, drilled to 3447, has been out on production and is doing about 150 barrels. Deepened almost 200 feet and showing a lot of good sand, the well was fully expected to do considerably better. Drilling on the Ridge Oil Co.'s No. 1 is now at 4500. The showings are running about the same and production is looked for now at 4600. A bad fishing pob has resulted in the loss of 3940 feet of hole for the Standard Oil Co. at Kraemer 2-17 and the rig is now being moved to a new location. Completed at 4332 feet the Standard Oil Co.'s Kraemer 2-16 came in late last week a 500 barrel well. Velar No. 1 drilled to 5183 is now plugging back for further production. BELL WELL REMAINS UNKNOWN QUANTITY Santa Fe Springs The production limit of the Union's Bell well, continues to remain an unknown quantity. Late last week the flow nipple was moved up another eighth making it now %. The production jumped to 4000 and the gas pressure to 625 pounds. Drilling on Bell No. 3 is now at 1500 feet. Bell No. 2 and 6 are rigging up and No. 6 is building the rig. Flood 1 shows a 1000 feet, Alexander 1 shows 1700 and Sauchez No.1 is drilling at 2200. The rig is up for Farwell No.1 and rigging up work at Howard No.1 is about completed. The Amalgamated is making fast time on Butterworth No.2. The hole is now close to 2,000 feet deep, 15% was set at 665. Drilling on the Dugge shows 1200 feet and 15% set at 819. The Central Oil Co. completed the rigging up work on its tank farm well and is ready to start drilling. The Fullerton Oil Co. spudded in at Bermudez No.1 late last week, set 500 feet of 15% and is now drilling at a 1000 feet. The General Petroleum is getting underway with five wells-at once at Santa Fe Springs. Springs No.1 is moving in and rigging up the rotary Santa Fe No.1 is rigging up, No.2 the lumber is on the ground, No.3 the rig is up and No.4 is putting the rig lumber on the ground. Drilling on the Nevada-Ventura No.1 is now at 2,000 feet. The formation continues to run in sticky shale, no showings yet. Drilling on the Petroleum Midway's Bell Community No.1 started late last week, 570 feet of 15% was and drilling resumed. The showings reported last week on the Scientific's well were of little importance. Drilling at 1850 and 1875 the blue shale carried some colors and gas enough to form bubbles. Drilling is now at 1920 the sticky shale continuing. At Golay No.1 the Shell Co has installed a 27½ inch shaft drive rotary, the largest and heaviest type rotary ever built. U.S.A. ASK WASH General appoints ant Chile says, in lief: "Of all that exists should people helpless (lan parm must be able to g preserve and then of distress They are peril their facial and people o" Genertees of tion, for fund the dest Final ed today William Cecil Ch ded in drilling is the piste its interest Mach deep Wing a sime if The we g-6-inch at At B Standard will set ing on top spec L.A.T Is 1600 Sanchez No work was done by the Pacific Oil Field Ltd., during the past week. It is assumed that the spudding in last week was done to hold the lease. Recovering from what looked like a bad fishing job in a matterly manner the Petroleum Midway has Richfield-Yorba No. 1 remaining to 4805 feet to set the six-inch sensor pipe. Drilled as a deep well the showings at times have been very, encouraging and the expectations includes a commercial producer at least. Consolidated No. 5 sent the 10-inch at 2885 and the rig for No. 6 is going up. Krug 6 spudded in a few days ago and shows 1775 feet of hole. Drilling on Krug 7 is now at 2775 in shale and boulders. Isaacs No. 1 is now drilling on iron at 2960. A decision has been arrived at by officials and backers of the Richfield Giant Oil Co. to go on down and look for a deep high gravity test oil sand. Originally drilled to 4212 feet the well looked like a commercial producer with the water HARDWOOD FLOORS A. B. RICE Floor Co. R. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres St. Anaheim Phone 776-W WM. J. OELKE FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M Drilling on the Ridge Oil Co.'s No. 1 is now at 4500. The showings are running about the same and production is looked for now at 4600. A bad fishing pob has resulted in the loss of 3940 feet of hole for the Standard Oil Co. at Kraemer 2-17 and the rig is now being moved to a new location. Completed at 4332 feet the Standard Oil Co.'s Kraemer 2-16 came in late last week a 500 barrel well. Vejar No. 1 drilled to 5183 is now plugging back for further production test. The Selby-Root-Hogue Oil Co. set the 10-inch in Klaxon Wardman No. 1 Saturday. No. 3 also stands cemented, the depth being 2896, and a six-inch. Splendid time is being made on the Wents Syndicate. The drilling is now at 2800 feet in hard sand. The Wonder Co., Ltd., set 611 feet of 15½ at No. 4; drilling is at 1245 in sticky shale. Chapman No. 1, a well that will live as long as oil is produced in So. Calif., is having its reverses. Drilled originally to 3045, Chapman No. 1 came in doing 8000 daily, dropped to 500 in a few days and held this figure for almost half a year. In two and a half years the big producer declined to 500 barrels. Sand seems to be bothering the well now and it is off production, being washed and cleaned out. Chapman No. 5 at 4196, in the oil sand at, is held up fishing for drill collar and bit. No. 11 is drilling in the oil sand at 3450. No. 12 in hard sand at 3225. No. 13 at 2400 in conglomerate. No. 14 at 4100 is in oil sand. Chapman No. 20 set the 10-inch at 3382. An the Thompson-Goodwin property three wells are drilling. No. 3 at 2800. No. 4 at 2200 and No. 6 at 1400. J.W.Newell No.4 is rigging up to drill out the cement at 3240.McFadden No.3 drilled to 3100 is re-drilling at 2890. Dickson No.1 at 2865 is rigging up to go ahead with the rotary.Yorba No.1 set the six-inch at 3855 and is standing cemented. On the Stern property No.3 is drilling at 2200 and No.4 at 1200.Ayers-Parsons No.3 is down 1000 feet and No.4 is drilling at 500. Shanklin No.1 is in the brown shale at 3200. The General Petrolum completed Carpenter No.2 for the United Oil Co.at 3200 feet and put the well on a production. So far the well has pumped only mud and water. It looks as tho the water is not shut off.Group 2-1,the deep test well down 4088 feet,is laying down the four-inch casing preparatory to going ahead.Jones No.1,the deepest well in the Yorba Linda district,is now at 4225 in gray sand. Order your awnings from the Ana- The General Petrolum completed Carpenter No. 2 for the United Oil Co. at 3200 feet and put the well on a production. So far the well has pumped only mud and water. It looks as tho the water is not shut off. Group 2-1, the deep test well down 4088 feet, is laying down the four-inch casing preparatory to going ahead. Jones No. 1, the deepest well in the Yorba Linda district, is now at 4225 in gray sand. Order your awnings from the Anaheim Awning Company, Phone 665. Get Our Prices Before You Buy HAY—FEED J. E.*Schumacher Phone 794 West Anaheim Costs Less! "ORANGE BLOSSOM" costs less than other high grade coffees because the GLASSIN-LINED bags save the price of expensive tin containers, but it would be impossible to buy a finer quality at any price. ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh" Delivered to your grocer in limited quantities the same day it is roasted, assuring you absolutely finest-quality, fresh coffee at a real saving when you specify "ORANGE BLOSSOM." A STANDARD QUALITY PRODUCT The Best Is No Too Good for Christmas Dinner--- And the product of the ovens Bake-Rite Bakers, be it ten pastries, cakes and pies or wholesome loaves of nut bread, their equal will not be—in fact cleanliness and stand guard over every operative. None better than these are placed the festive board to tempt the kings. THE BAKE Valencia Hotel Bldg. REMAINS QUANTITY of the Union's remain an unlast week the up another ½%. The pro-500 and the gas Drilling on 590 feet. Bell up and No. 6 is stood 1 shows a 1700 drilling at 2200. Well No. 1 and Howard No. 1 is making fast No. 2. The hole deep. 15½ ing on the De-t and 15½ set U. S. ARMY HEAD ASKS ARMENIAN AID WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Major General James G. Harbord, recently appointed General Pershing's assistant Chief of Staff, has gone on record in support of the work of the Near East Relief in Armenia. He says, in a letter to the Near East Relief: "Of all the heart-breaking distress that exists in other countries, I believe that the Near East situation should most appeal to our charitable people. There are many thousands of helpless orphans—children of Christian parents in a Moslem land, who must be helped by our people if they are to survive. The Armenians have preserved their race; their religion and their language under conditions of distress for over a thousand years. They are worthy of a better fate than to perish, and I believe that will be their fate without substantial financial and moral support from the good people of our country. "J. G. HARBORD, "Major General, U. S. Army." General Harbord is one of the trustees of the Near East Relief organization, now making a general appeal for funds to continue its work among the destitute of Bible lands. WIFE WINS DECREE Final decree of divorce was granted today by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams to Julia Chancellor from Cecil Chancellor. ded in last Saturday and is now drilling at 600 feet. The big rotary is the product of the Union Tool Co. and its work will be watched with interest. Machris Brothers cleaned out the deep Wilshire well and are now making a series of water tests to determine if possible the point of entrance. The well will be cemented up to the 6-inch and further tests made. At Brownrigg-Kellar No. 1 the Standard has 3200 feet of hole and will set a water string zoon. Drilling on the eight wells is running at top speed as the depths will show. L. A. T. & S. No. 1 is 2800, Helper is 1600 Pacific Clay pipe is 2700, Sanchez is 2200 and Wolfskill 2200. CHILDREN TAUGHT TO UTILIZE WOOL LONDON, Dec. 23.—The Scotch may be touted as the thriftiest folk on earth but here is an instance where the Welsh go them a bit better. Sheep rearing is the chief industry near one Welsh village and a considerable quantity of waste and loose wool is to be found on the fences, and hedges and on the ground on the hillside where the sheep graze. The children of the village have been taught to collect this wool and take it to school with them. There it is washed by a special process, dyed, carded and spun. The yarn thus secured is used to knit into scarfs, sweaters, caps, gloves, stockings, etc., for the school children. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. A.NELSON BEAN DEALER Buena Park Phone—Anakheim 762-J-2 Fullerton 173-R-1 ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales Anaheim California A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL YOU FOLKS Extending to each and every one of our friends and patrons a hearty thanks for their business favors of the past year and a hope that we will have the pleasure of serving you in the days to come. SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE 101 Stores 138 E. Center St. BAKE-RITE A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL Best Is None Good for the Christmas Bake--- Product of the ovens of the Bakers, be it tempting bakes and pies or pure loaves of nutritious equal will not be found cleanliness and quality over every operation. than these are placed on board to tempt the palate A List That May Prove Useful to You When Making Ready for the Feast Cream Rolls Pound Cakes (with or without fruit) Silver Cake Mince Pies Pumpkin Pies Pepper Nuts Special Christmas Cakes to order. Always a full line of Fancy Pastries. Fruit Cakes BAKE-RITE BAKERS H. P. NOLL, Lessee Mgr. Bldg. Phone 126 ANAHEIM