oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-25

BARDIN BIG BOOST TO PUENTE HILLS With Oil Operators The Puente Hills got a real boost when the Jose Oil Co.'s (Bardin) well started producing last week. The well is making considerable oil accompanied with some water and has demonstrated beyond any doubts that the new field has possibilities and that H. A. Bardeen the man who has worked for more than a year should be given a lot of credit for what he has accomplished. It is believed that when the José Oil Co.'s well gets under finished production conditions it will make a 125 or 150 barrel well. About 300 barrels seems to be the settled production of the Chansler-Canfield's discovery well Del Amo No. 1 at Redondo. A 300 barrel however is no discouragement to the field by any means when it is recalled the Standard's discovery wells at both Montebello and Huntington Beach. For Excellent Shoe Repairing see "The Rebuilder of Shoes" TITTMAN'S EAST SIDE SHOE SHOP 213 E. Center is the Number For Excellent Shoe Repairing see "The Rebuilder of Shoes" SATURDAY NITE FOR WESTMINSTER ABBEY LONDON, July 28.—Westminster abbey is going to have its first bath for many a year. Prominent experts in old wood carving of the Gothic and Norman periods have discovered a preparation which can be run over the wood of old choir stalls and on the alabaster of tombs which will take off years of dirt without harming the beautiful work, bringing to light the wonderful color effects of the old paints beneath the dirt layers. A preparation of lime, which will give the historic abbey the effect of having been whitewashed when first applied will be painted on the outside stone work of the abbey to clean the gray stone back to its original colors. At present the outside is in places black. Plain Dealer for good job printing. LONG BEACH GREATER With Oil Operators The outlook for one of the biggest developments in the West better. In fact operating to wonder wries of the field there is some feel unfounded either trying to produce time a well is brought all the way from barrels, and these up in a remarkable Hill now has the latest production for its use that California has. The Petroleum Co. No. 1 the outpost west side of the more than expected made a production 1000 barrels. Soon flow the water brook be necessary to make The Petroleum Midwayed the northwest foot out a mile from promenade of the existence of a year ago consider work of the Petroleum caused a big strand such operators into the field as E. J. Mabney, the Hub O'the John P. Mills Org. New wells at Long be just a matter of co they come in around barrels they are not General Petroleum's final Hill continues until No. 1 at 3246 star barrels. The famous 1 at 2655 is cleaned is making new hole A. T. Jergins found to re-cement and set Reservoir well. Drill the well showed plea of production and as off is made the city will get another big oil revenues. The Oceanic Oil Co. uled to do something for the field, Oceanic a quarter of a mile deep production is getting nice and favorable shale C. D. Ball Candidate for State Assembly Republican Ticket Primary Election August 29, 1922 RE-ELECT Wm. C. JEROME County Auditor Primary Election August 29, 1922 County Auditor Primary Election August 29, 1922 VOTE FOR Ralph J. McFadden for Sheriff LAW ENFORCEMENT AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Primary Election August 29, 1922 LONG BEACH FIELD GREATEST IN WEST With Oil Operators The outlook for Signal Hill becoming one of the biggest oil fields ever developed in the West could not be better. In fact operators are beginning to wonder where the boundaries of the field will be fixed, and there is some feeling and it is not unfounded either that Signal Hill is going to produce too much oil. Every time a well is brought in it starts off all the way from 2 to 3 thousand barrels, and these wells are holding up in a remarkable manner. Signal Hill now has the largest average well production for its age of any field that California has developed. The Petroleum Midway's Fields No.1 the outpost well of the northwest side of the field has come to more than expectations. This well made a production test flow of a 1000 barrels. Soon after it started to flow the water broke in and it will be necessary to make a re-cementing. The Petroleum Midway has purchased the northwest front of the field out a mile from production and proves the existence of oil in a locality a year ago considered a joke. The work of the Petroleum Midway has caused a big stir and has brought such operators into this section of the field as E. J. Miley, Joseph R. Dabney, the Hub Oil Company and the John P. Mills Organization. New wells at Long Beach seem to be just a matter of course and unless they come in around 2 or 3 thousand barrels they are not noticed. The General Petroleum's success at Signal Hill continues unbroken. B. & S. No.1 at 3246 started off at 3100 barrels. The famous Black-Drake No.1 at 2655 is cleaned of all junk and is making new hole in the oil sand. A. T. Jergins found a good place to re-cement and set pipe in the City Reservoir well. Drilling on to 3045 the well showed plenty of evidences of production and as soon as the shut off is made the city of Long Beach will get another big increase in its oil revenues. The Oceanic Oil Company is scheduled to do something big and good for the field, Oceanic No.2 drilling a quarter of a mile due north of present production is getting some very nice and favorable showings at 3000 feet. PASTOR ESTABLISHES CHURCH LIBRARY ST. LOUIS, July 20.—Willing to run the risk of losing a volume from his library now and then, the Row Dwight L. Bradley, minister of the Congregational church in Webster Grove, Mo., has established what he calls a "loan library." Upon a table in the church vestibule are placed each Sunday certain books chosen for their timeliness and general interest. They belong to the minister. They are selected with the view to presenting the best current literature dealing with every important phase of life, treated constructively. The types vary from a recent anthology of modern poetry to the latest report of the Chemical Foundation. Along with the "loan library" there goes a program of publicity and suggestion. When the pastor preaches a "book sermon" a 300-word review or analysis is printed in the church calendar. This review is also pasted into the fly leaf of the book. The person who takes the book thus has the preacher's point of view and can read the first pages with a general preparation in mind. NOVEL BELGIUM FEST TO GAIN HUSBANDS BELGIUM, July 20.—On Monday, June 5, this neat little quarry town celebrated the annual festival of the Spinsters club. "The marriageable men of the whole world" are informed, on responding to the invitation to participate in the festival, that they "will not get a wife by standing there sucking their thumbs." The Spinsters' club was formed some 15 years ago for the express purpose of making matrimonial propaganda on behalf of its members; the chief means being an invitation to all beachelors to come and choose a wife at Ecaussinnes on White Monday. Sargum Sproutings Hello Folks: There is a sign on Lincoln-ave that reads: For Sale, ticket to Kansas City, Mo.—$20.00 and horse. We take it that the party that has the ticket for sale does not enjoy rail road accommodations. The dash would indicate that $20.00 and a horse is the price wished for the ticket. The $20.00 is alright but, gosh, there are horses and other horses. The party didn't say whether they wanted a saddle horse, driving horse, race horse or what kind. May be he is a horse trader and expects to make a fortune twist here and Kansas City swapping horses. If he is going to ride to Kansas City on a horse's back he should have added a feather bed to be on the safe side for some horses need considerable padding before the rider can enjoy that mode of travel. Any way if you have an old horse and $20.00 there's your chance to trade for a perfectly good ticket to Kansas City, Mo. If you do not own a horse, I know where you can get one for $1.37½, which would make your ticket cost you $21.37½ which is very reasonable considering the high cost of R. R. fares. Yours resp.—SARGUM SPROUT. JOHNSON OPENS JULY 28 LOS ANGELES, July 20.—Senator Hiram Johnson will open his campaign for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator in a speech at the Philharmonic Auditorium July 21 and is expected to reach his home on San Francisco bay July 25 or 26. He will make his headquarters while here at the Alexandria Hotel. USED CAR SALE USED CAR SALE 1921 Ford Touring, $125 Down. Ford Coupe, $135 Down. Ford Sedan, $200 Down. Latest Model Chevrolet, $175 Down. Other Chevrolets as low as $75 Down. Ford Coupe, nearly new, $225 Down. Overland, late model 4, $150 Down. Hudson Spedster, $125 Down. These cars must be sold to make room for new Durants. Appleby Motor Car Company 247 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim E. H. Metcalf Republican Candidate for Assemblyman Primary Election August 29, 1922 Primary Election August 29, 1922 "O. K." for --The Carr Campaign Comm voter carefully examine the qu Carr for the position of Sheriff --We believe that in O. K. C qualified man for the position. ence, his common sense and w him as the one best man for S Vote - for - O. - K. - C GERMANS PREPARE TO COLONIZE BRAZIL BERLIN, July 25—Director Schellmann of the German-Brazilian Collaborating society is to leave for Brazil shortly to study colonization prospects in Santa Elizabeth and Matta Grosso. Schellmann, a head of the corporation, represents the interests of 1195 families. He plans to erect standard houses in these colonies. Promises of support have been given by various business men including Brazilian consul at Hamburg. Plans are also on foot for setting up a German colony at Bahia Blanca, and to turn the stream of German emigrants into Angola, where, it is most favorable. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. HUNT STYLISH HANDITS NEW YORK, July 25—Police today hunted a stylish bandit gang of three pretty girls and five men, who held up a number of small business houses yesterday. BUILDING AND LOAN NEED MONEY? If you need money to build your house or want to borrow money on your house, I can take care of you. FRANK TAUSCH J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim We Specialize in the Drawing of Plans and the Building of Spanish and Italian Architectural Homes Consult Us. JOHN A. VOLTZ & SON 1000 W. Broadway, Anaheim Phone 497J SAM JERNIGAN Now Chief of Police, Santa Ana The Republican Candidate for Sheriff of Orange County Twenty Years' Experience Now— Chief of Police, Santa Ana The Republican Candidate for Sheriff of Orange County Twenty Years' Experience Primary Election August 29, 1922 For Sheriff Andrew Cock A Man of the People Who Knows What the People Want. 35 Years a Resident of Orange County Ralph W. Mead Candidate for Treasurer of Orange County Honest and Efficient--Tell Your Friends Primaries August 29, 1922 for SHERIFF of Orange County Campaign Committee ask that every minute the qualifications of O. K. man of Sheriff. At in O. K. Carr we have the best position. His years of experience and well-kno7 ability fits man for Sheriff. K. - Carr - for - Sheriff