oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-14

LONG BEACH MAKES 92,000 BBLS. DAILY With the Oil Operators The Apex Oil Co. one of the Vern Dumas organization at Long Beach has made good. This little company hardly three months old brought in its first well a few days ago at 1500 barrels. The well is located on the Freedman property and was completed by the Orange County Drilling Company. Apex Freedman finished drilling at 3208 and was completed in record time by a drilling company that is making a record. At 3400 feet Herwick No 7 a well that has attracted attention since the first stick of timber was put on the ground for the rig stopped drilling at 3400 feet and is setting a string of pipe. It is understood that the showings justified the move. Herwick is doing a great work for the Long Beach operators in going out beyond the proven field and opening up new territory and is entitled to the wildcatter's share. A remarkable increase in the production of the Petroleum Midway's 50-50 is of interest. The well was brought in at 3390 a 2500 barrel producer, the output steadily increased as the well got under headway and now the output is 3045 barrels, gravity 25, the oil is clean. The famous outposter Fields No. 1 at 3285 recemented a string of ten inch, balled down and was found to be wet. On the Harlow lease the Petroleum Midway has three new wells underway. Completion by the Shell Co. at Long Beach netted three new wells aggregating 5000 barrels. Alamitos No. 3 the largest well of the group was completed at 3450 feet and came in 2250 barrels. Andrews 2 at 34-12 went on a 2000 barrel producer. Nesa No. 1 completed at 3575 is making close to 700 barrels. The Standard Oil Co. has abandoned its fourth well at Long Beach. Alamitos No. 1 drilled to 5760 feet failed to show any oil. For hole the well was a masterpiece of rotary work. On the Lomita property the Standard is getting ready to drill a second well. Work by the Transport Oil Company on the Chateau Theirry property has resumed. The lease work was held up by the city litigation for a number of months. PATENT CASES AWAITING ACTION WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Altho the patent office is not only self-supporting but turns into the federal treasury upwards of $100,000 a year net profit, it can not function properly. Thousands of citizens are kept waiting for action on their inventions—a delay which may mean to them the difference between fortune and ruin. There are now 75,000 patent cases awaiting action. An inadequate office force is given as the main reason—inadequate help, insufficient aid crowded quarters all hamper the patent officials. In July 6,697 new mechanical inventions were filed, 1,346 trade marks. 209 prints and labels and 352 designs—in all 8,604 new cases added to the congestion. OLIVE'S SCHOOL ATTENDANCE LESS Olive's school attendance is less, Villa Park's is practically unchanged and that of El Modena shows an appreciable gain, figures issued today by Superintendent J. A. Cranston showed. Santa Ana's attendance is 20 per cent larger. The Orange schools will open next Monday, and the city is considerably handicapped by the fact that the new building will not be finished until Oct.1, contrary to expectation. The auditorium of the elementary school on Glassell street will be used for classes meanwhile. Radio business is about one percent of the sales of department stores. MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Shirts $1.00 grade of blue and grey 2 pocket Chambray work shirts Special Friday and Saturday. AMAL.RICH The Amal fishing jctia-Pacific indication o afloat that donned. The Stannard Kraemer not made pro 15A at 4800 Kraemer 2 pump doing logg No. 2 in Richfield out for prod Deep drilling field property the Union's example, bui ing spectacul below 4500 In the La vaded-Ventu ging up work start drilling McNally No. and the Sciel drill out ther test at 32 The Puente soon. The gett ing read test. Drillin ther hole real tion string s some indicat consensus of necessary to commercial p The Pomor 4400 mark and the well The Standard Oil Co. has abandoned its fourth well at Long Beach. Alamitos No. 1 drilled to 5760 feet failed to show any oil. For hole the well was a masterpiece of rotary work. On the Lomita property the Standard is getting ready to drill a second well. Work by the Transport Oil Company on the Chateau Theirry property has resumed. The lease work was held up by the city litigation for a number of months. The outlook for a well on the property looks good and the drilling will be watched with more interest than any other well in the field. The daily production of the Long Beach field has climbed to the almost unbelievable figure of 92,000 barrels. New production coming in each week has taken care of the declines and increases the output from three to five thousand barrels. It is thought the production will reach the 100,000 mark before another month. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Sept. 14.—Mr. mr Mrs. Harry Hoben and Mr. and Mrs. Julia Reale left Sunday morning a guest of polo while in town this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Collins and two sons have returned from a two weeks outing at Balboa. Mr. Collins expects that the new home will be ready to move his family into, in about two weeks. Miss Anna Van Buskirk of Oxnard has moved into the property known as the Edith Bemis house. She is accompanied by her parents, and is one of the new teachers in the local school. Little Miss Bobble Selover celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday last with a lawn party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Selover. Twelve little playmates played games on the lawn and were served refreshments of ice cream, cake and candy. The cake was the object of much admiration from the little folks, with its gay colorings and tiny pink candles. The small hostess was the recipient of a number of pretty gifts. She was assisted by her mother and grandmother, Mrs. Della Miller. Mr. Harry Kendricks is the new driver for the Acme Dry Cleaners establishment on the Yorba Linda route. This leaves Mr. E. R. West free to give all of his attention to the Anaheim business. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Yerrington and family spent Sunday at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Elchler spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellinge at the latter's summer home on Balboa Island. MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Shirts $1.00 grade of blue and grey 2 pocket Chambray work shirts Special Friday and Saturday, 69c BUY F Our Aim Ew To Place Customers Substance Ladies Fine Wool Sweaters Fall Suggest the Cozy Comfort Smart New Sw More and more attractive grow the sweater and patterns, charming color combinations seasons choice unusually interesting. SLIP-ON SWEATERS, TUXEDO STYLES, ROUND OR SQUARE NEWS All at Specially Reduced MEN'S 12%c White Handkerchiefs Of a good quality cotton Mr. Harry Kendricks is the new driver for the Acme Dry Cleaners establishment on the Yorba Linda route. This leaves Mr. E. R. West free to give all of his attention to the Anaheim business. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Yerrington and family spent Sunday at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellinge at the latter's summer home on Balboa Island. Mrs. Wm. Fricke has returned from a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Speers of Long Beach. Mrs. James A. Small returned today from a several days visit with her parents at Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Mills of Orchardale visited relatives in town on Saturday. After residing here for about one year, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitaker left Friday for their old home in Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Marrick Murray, Mr. M. Vernon, Miss Marsha Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vernon have all returned from a few days outing at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. Murray are getting settled in their new home on their ranch. MICHIGAN PICNIC SATURDAY The final call is sounded for the mammoth picnic for So. Calif. Michigan folks in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, all day Saturday, Sept. 18th. President Parmelee will preside basket dinners will be brought by all hot coffee will be provided free. There will be a brief snappy program with no long speeches. MARRIAGE LICENSES SANTA ANA, Sept. 14—Paul M. Bolick, 26, Canton, O., Nellie P. Snapp, 28, Anaheim; Glon A. Harris, 21, La Habra, Ruby Maude Slaydon, 18, Whittier; Louis Trujillo, 24, Mary M. Dodson, 23, Santa Ana. Cod fisheries of Newfoundland are the most extensive in the world. Damnations, in Syria, is the oldest extant river in the world. MEN'S 12½c White Handkerchiefs Of a good quality cotton finished soft, near hemmastitching, size 16 inch by 16. Especially good for school use and priced at sale four for 25c 36 INCH Bungalow Cretonnes Full yard wide in a 29c quality of cretonne, patterns are very beautiful and the assortmet very complete and offers one anything desired for drapery, covering, or pillow tops per yard... 19c 32 Inch Fine Zephyr Gingham WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF New fall arrivals in the most beautiful of fashions—pretty checks and plaids and solid colors, one big table of this excellent quality Zephyr Gingham worth our regular price 39c and placed on sale at... 28c 25c Quality of 36 Inch Percales WIDE PATTERN RANGE Small neat figures, dark and light patterns, pretty stripes suitable both for shirting and the making of aprons and dresses, particularly we call you attention to this special at per yard... 17½c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AMAL. MAY LEAVE RICHFIELD PROJECT With Oil Operators The Amalgamated Oil Co. met with a fishing job at 4128 in the Placenta-Pacific. The well has shown no indication of oil and there is a rumor afloat that the project will be abandoned. The Standard's deep wells, two on the Kraemer and Kellogg No. 2 have not made producers yet. Kraemer 1-15A at 4800 feet is drilling in shell, Kraemer 2-17A at 4500 is on the pump doing about 60 barrels. Kellogg No. 2 the deepest well drilled in Richfield at 5660 has been tried out for production with small results. Deep drilling on a few of the Richfield properties have netted big wells, the Union's Morse and Y. L. G. for example, but for the most part nothing spectacular has been developed below 4500 feet. In the La Mirada District the Nevaded-Ventura has completed the rigging up work on 1A and is ready to start drilling. The Standard Oil Co.'s McNally No. 1 is drilling at 1500 feet and the Scientific is about ready to drill out the cement and make a water test at 3235. The Puente Hills will know its fate soon. The Chino-Corona United is getting ready to make a production test. Drilling was stopped at 4240, the hole reamed down and a production string set. The well has shown some indications of oil, but it is the consensus of opinion that it will be necessary to go deeper before getting commercial production. The Pomona Oil Co., has passed the 4400 mark without finding any oil and the well is beginning to look a little doubtful. The formation continues in grey sand and unless a change occurs soon there is little hope of finding oil. Drilling at Buena Park by the Standard Oil Co., holds interest now as a deep well only. At 4400 the outlook for a well has not improved, and the outlook for a "duster" seems imminent. The most interesting thing to happen in the Montebello field during the past week was the purchase of the eWstern Pacific by "Jimi" O'Donnell. The Western Pacific is located on the northeast side of the Standard's Balowin Hills property, and has not ben a very successful producer, but can be deepened and put into condition. At Seal Beach there has been no new developments, The Seal Beach Oil Co., did not drill out last week as schedule i, and the Henry R. Dabney. SATURDAY J. E. HE Terms Arranged—Located Six Miles East Hemet Valley, in the (HEAVILY FERTILIZED—TOP NOTCH CONDITION) Small House, Garage and Complete Equipment beauty. How to Reach Ranch Ave., to Fairview, th L. A. 203-204 Union Oil HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included: A. C. Butler, Los Angeles; J. F. McKenzie, Los Angeles; J. Z. Neville, Coronador, Mrs. S. C. Cable, Los Angeles; Thomas C. Vint, Los Angeles; B. J. Eginton, Los Angeles; J. O. Larsen, San Fuga; J. M. Larsen, San Fuga; Byran King, Los Angeles; Harry F. Mix, Los Angeles; Alfred N. Thayer, Thermal; B. F. Hurd, Sioux City. ASSOCIATED OIL EARNINGS Earnings of the Associated Oil Co. amounted to $6.75 a share on the 397,757 outstanding shares of capital stock, compared with $7.59 for the same period of 1921. Net income was $4,382,683 against $5,076,757 a year ago, and surplus $1,511,776 against $1,827,083. MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Dress Shirts Splendid quality $1.50 dress shirts of fast color in very attractive patterns, Friday and Saturday. MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Cotton Sweaters Khaki, grey and brown cotton sweater of $2.25 worth placed on sale, Friday and Saturday. MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Gloves Of split mule skin in a strong glove that is true economy to buy by the half dozen at MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Dress Shirts Splendid quality $1.50 dress shirts of fast color in very attractive patterns, Friday and Saturday. 99c MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Cotton Sweaters Khaki, grey and brown cotton sweater of $2.25 worth placed on sale, Friday and Saturday. $1.79 MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Gloves Of split mule skin in a strong glove that is true economy to buy by the half dozen at 43c Y FALL NEEDS Aim Every Day in the Year Place Quality Merchanat the Disposal of Our Customers at Prices Mostantially Lower Wool Sweaters Latest Arrivals Suggest the Cozy Comfort of New Sweaters Active grow the sweater styles. New stitches and color combinations combine to make this really interesting. TUXEDO STYLES, SWEATERS WITH V, UND OR SQUARE NECKS Specially Reduced Prices Blanket Fine Wool Blanket 66 x 80 Double Wool Blanket, in pretty plaids in a choice of blue, pink, tan and grey. Heavy weight, firmly woven $7.50 blanket at $5.95 Heavy Army Blanket Genuine U. S. Government wool blankets in khaki and grey all reprocessed and assorted, embracing none but perfect blankets at $3.39 Special 54 x 72 Blanket Specially Reduced Prices Regulation School Middy of heavy white middy twill, long sleeves, our regular 1.75 seller, special $1.59 Regulation School Middy, Detachable Navy Blue Flannel Coilar and Cuff, this is quite the favorite seller and is the $2.75 "Navy Lee" middy known for quality, special $2.59 $5.00 Wool Serge Dresses, trimmed by hand in neat yarn design of contrasting colors, belted, neat pockets, at special $4.69 Wool Serge, 2-Piece Middy Suits, blouse neatly trimmed, skirt box pleated of wool serge, color navy blue at special $5.59 OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS Soft flannel gowns in a choice of light pink and blue in neat stripe patterns. Made in round neck and kimono sleeves at special $89c White flannelette gown with deep double yoke and V neck style or collar trimming of hemstitching and braid, "tis a quality that is sure to please at $1.19 COTTON BATTS ½ Pound Cotton Batts of 17½ c worth on sale $11c 3 Pound Cotton Batts of clean white cotton open out to full 72 by 90 size on sale $95c 3 Pound Cotton Batts, white fleece cotton of extra quality and priced exceptionally low on sale $1.29 CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE well is still standing idle. Beach set 10 inch at 3200 probably drill out this week. Development is moving The Chansler-Canfield the Redondo district has started three new wells. The Amalgamated Oil Co., has one well drilling at 1800 feet and started another. Itme on its No. 1 has started No. 2. The city of Redondo has released the injunction against the General Petroleum and work will start now on the Petitfills property. Drilling on the Dolke-Thomas at Fullerton has resumed. The Federal Drilling Co., has quit the property, and Dolke-Thomas is drilling. SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 2 p.m. AUCTION L. E. HENCK'S 40-Acre Ranch Terms Arranged—Sale Positive Located Six Miles East of Hemet; the Choicest and most beautiful part of Hemet Valley, in the Valle Vista District. LEAVILY FERTILIZED—TOP NOTCH CONDITION) All House, Garage, Large Barn, Sleeping Cottage, 25 Shares Water Stock Complete Equipment. Ranch cannot be surpassed for view health and duty. ow to Reach Ranch—Drive to Hemet them east five miles on Florida e., to Fairview, then one mile South to J. E. Henck's Ranch. L. A. REALTY EXCHANGE A. H. WELL, Auctioneer -204 Union Oil Building Los Angeles, California MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Gloves mule skin in a strong at is true economy to the half dozen at MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Carpenter Overalls The "Boss" best union made white carpenter overalls—sounding the last call at MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Dress Caps -up-to-date model and popular materials well lined and a regular $2.50 cap at sale price MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Work Gloves mule skin in a strong at is true economy to the half dozen at 43c MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Carpenter Overalls The "Boss" best union made white carpenter overalls— sounding the last call at $1.49 MEN'S DEPT SPECIAL Dress Caps up-to-date model and popular materials well lined and a regular $2.50 cap at sale price $1.39 Now! Blankets! Blankets! blankets! Sebastian Brus QUALITY Dry Goods-Notions-Mens Furnishings 119 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orange Co. AN ANAHEIM INSTITUTION Wool Blanket Wool Blanket, in a choice of blue, grey, Heavy weight, $7.50 $5.95 My Blanket Government wool kiki and grey all assorted, embracperfect $3.39 72 Blanket NASHUA WOOLNAP BLANKET 72 x 80 72 x 80 Double Woolnap Blanket, this extra large Woolnap blanket comes in grey, tan and white and is an extremely good value at sale price $3.95 FEATHER PILLOWS In the best obtainable pillows of new feathers, in size 17 by 25, weight 2½ pounds, Westex special art ticking, featherproof used in the making of this pillow at 98c Feather pillow 18 by 25, weight 2½ pounds, quality as the above at sale price $1.19 36 Inch wide beautiful assortment of Cretonne embracing so many patterns so suitable for comfort covers at special 19c COMFORT MATERIALS 36 Inch wide Challile in comfort patterns, floral designs, Persian and scroll designs all can be found in dark colors. Worth 19c per yard on sale 15c Calicoes for the making of comforts can be found at a very low sale price at 9c 9 Oz. Featherproof ticking in the best obtainable, standard stripes, 45c quality at