oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-29

SANTA FE SPRINGS PRODUCES 165,000 BARRELS EACH DAY With Oil Operators Santa Fe Springs daily production set a new record the past week when it claimed 165,000 barrels. It is believed the peak of production for the famous high gravity field will not be reached short of the 200,000 mark. The common practice of bringing in 4,6 and 8 thousand barrels, and the big wells standing up close to their initial production makes the Springs field one of the most dependable and wonderful oil fields in the world. The Buckeye Union Oil company headed by A. L. Irish started the week's big production increase with a 4000 barrel well. Buckeye No. 1 was drilled by the W. O. Todd Drilling company and completed at 4729 feet in the Meyer sand. The Buckeye producer is making 35 gravity oil. Jack Doyle and Jack McKeon completed a 5000 barrel at Doyle-McKeon No. 1. The big well another deep and producer was finished in the Meyer at 4550 and promises to be one of the great producers of the field. Jack McKeon seems to be starting on a wonderful successful oil career. He is entitled for a large measure of success in turn for the years of hard work and tough sledding. No oil men in the country is wished more success than "Honest" Jack McKeon. The Russell Petroleum Company, one of the smaller organizations that entered Santa Fe Springs a few months ago is now the owners of a 4500 barrel well. The Russell completed its No. 1 in the southwest section of the field at 4730 feet and got the usual 35 gravity production. The Russell Petroleum Company has 30 acres of property and plans on the drilling of additional wells immediately. C. C. Julian brought his No. 1 back one of the big wells of the field. Redrilled to 4620 feet and setting a combination oil and water string the well came back to 5000 barrel producer. Julian No. 4 continues to produce at better than 2400 barrels and has proven a nice dividend payer. Julians operations at the Springs have been marked with success from the start. William ENGLISH BANK HOLDS OLD CUSTOMS LONDON, Mar. 29. The bank in which Samuel Pepys kept an account—which remained overdrawn when he died—has just celebrated its 25th birthday anniversary. It is one of the three oldest banks in London, and goes by the name of Messrs Hoare and Company. Since the beginning it has been ruled by the Hoare family, oldest son succeeding eldest son as the head of the firm. Time has not changed many of the customs begun by the founders. To this day a member of the house of Hoare sleeps every night in one of the quiet bedrooms overlooking a peaceful garden in the rear of the banking house, which is in Fleet st. Every morning at 9 o'clock he unlocks the big front door with a huge key. This tradition began in the 17th century. In those days coaches could not be depended upon to get one to business on time, so one of the partners was assigned to sleep at the bank. G. & L. LEASE G. & L. LEASE, Mar. 29. (Spl.)—Meadames G. S. Hanhane and Frank McElhany were Los Angeles shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn of the Stearns Lease were guests at a fried chicken dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and after dinner all attended the show at Placentia. Meadames Calvin Varner and Ray Hatfield with Drs. Scotts of Brea were business visitors in Los Angeles Tuesday evening. Mrs. Parker of Hollywood spent Monday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Luch. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winier of Long Beach was calling on friends and relatives of this lease Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Haumore, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn of Stearns Lease Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lols and Mr. and Mrs. G.S.Hanhane attended the Red Lantern in Bread Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J.C.Shay and baby of La Habra and Mr. and Mrs.Knox Sellers and daughter Mabel were pleasing in the mountains on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Richards spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.Karnes of Brea who were dinner guests. JAGGER CO., FRI. INTO GOOD With Oil Operator At Huntington Beach, Oil company has fallen hands and development under the name of the East Oil Company, F.R.J.Mason head the organization that took over the interests Both men are experienced operators and velop production if there is to be developed At 48 sandy shale has been shaken of gas and good colors outlook for production or aging.The lease is an end and has great possibility The Rio Bravo Oil about to get in on the production of the Huntington Field.The Rio Bravo's drilling at 4755 and is sand.The outlook for a record producer is very Rio Bravo Oil Company troubles in the early Beach field but is now its own.The Shell Company is world's record for deep with the completion of its 3 at a depth of 5035 feet record well lowers the depth below the former worker, the Amalgamate pany's Pearce No.2 at Shell producer started barrels and like all other producers at Huntington double this figure of weeks.The Standard Oil Co., completed its first deep into Huntington G dividing 4475 being made readiedduction test and looks well Surf LA-1 is on a test in the upper sand ing about 75 barrels of oil. Carbett and daughter A were business visitors Saturday at Taft. Mr. and Mrs.Glenn O'Stearns Lease with Mr.S.Hanmore attended the Plaza Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.Ray Devenon Virgil and Ray of Mr. and Mrs.Glenn U.baby of Fullerton and H.B.of Brea were dinner guests The New Nurse will be here each week and will tell you how to be healthy and happy. She will tell you things you want to know, what you need from time to time and why to buy at our drug store—because the quality is high and the price low. The New Nurse will be here each week and will tell you how to be healthy and happy. She will tell you things you want to know, what you need from time to time and why to buy at our drug store—because the quality is high and the price low. New Nurse says: COME TO US FIRST Free With Each Purchase While they last 1 pkg. Easter Egg Dye Cocoa Almond Soap, 4 for 25c, Saturday Only Easter Candies. Chocolates Special, per lb., 50c Toilet articles, for the Ladies' Boudoir You will find our stock complete Fancy Perfumes, Face Powder's, Compacts This is the Kodak Store We will loan you a camera for Easter and Develop your film and pictures Orange County Drug Co. TWO STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 300 W. Center St. 144 W. Center St. Free Delivery Phone 53 JAGGERS CO. FALLS INTO GOOD HANDS With Oil Operators At Huntington Beach, the Jaggers Oil company has fallen into good hands and development will proceed under the name of the Way Down East Oil Company, F. B. Clark and J. M. Masón head the close corporation that took over the Jaggers interests. Both men are capable and experienced operators and will develop production if there is any there to be developed. At 4500 feet the sandy shale has been showing a lot of gas and good colors making the outlook for production quite encouraging. The lease is an extensive one and has great possibilities. The Rio Bravo Oil Company is about to get in on the big deep production of the Huntington Beach field. The Rio Bravo's No. 4 is now drilling at 4755 and is in the oil field. The outlook for another deep record producer is very good. The Rio Bravo Oil Company had its troubles in the early days of the Beach field but is now coming into its own. The Shell Company set a new world's record for deep production with the completion of Ashton No. 1 at a depth of 5035 feet. The new record well lowers the depth 86 feet below the former world's record holder, the Amalgamated Oil Company's Pearce No. 2 at 4949. The Shell producer started off at 2450 barrels and like all other great deep producers at Huntington will probably double this figure in a couple of weeks. The Standard Oil Company has completed its first deep test well on the Huntington G division, G-1 at 5475 being made ready for a production test and looks like a nice well. Surf L-A is on a production test in the upper sand and is making about 75 barrels of 20 gravity oil. Carbett and daughter Adel and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Curule of Fullerton were business visitors Friday and Saturday at Taft. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn of the Stearns Lease with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore attended the show at Placentia Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dewett and two son Virgil and Ray of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyke and baby of Fullerton and Howard Smith of Brea were dinner guests Sunday. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION J.C.Penney 371 DEPARTMENT SHOES of C for W New Spring Styles Quality first—but there's the pleasing style you seek and value tool. It gives. It is made of carefully selected leather in the highest class of Wide reputation of leadership. Raising for our hundreds of Department it is natural that afford important savings. Honest Value Work Shoes More Service at Lowest Prices Too frequently manufacturers are tempted to cheapen a shoe here and there in order to have it at a price. The seeming small saving, in reality, proves an expense to the wearer. J. C. Penney Co. shoes are built for service. Buying for 312 stores enables us to add service wearing values that the smaller merchant can not obtain. Note Our Low Prices! Men's brown velvet sole Online Sale Carbett and daughter Adel and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Curule of Fullerton were business visitors Friday and Saturday at Taft. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn of the Stearns Lease with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore attended the show at Placentia Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dewett and two son Virgil and Ray of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyke and baby of Fullerton and Howard Smith of Brea were dinner guests Sunday at Mrs. Dewett and Mrs. Glenn Updyke's mother, Mrs. Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and daughter Orels of Huntington Beach were calling on the former's sister, Mrs. A. N. White Friday afternoon. Of La Habra spent Wednesday evening with the latters sister, Mrs. K. L. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Sunday afternoon with the latter's mother, Mrs. Henry Nelson of Downey and in the evening all went to Whitler to the Tabernacle and heard Rev. Dave Hill known as Lumber Jack. They were accompanied by Miss Violet Watters who will spend her Easter vacation with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Luch saw the ball game at Santa Fe Springs between Stearns and G. L. boys and Santa Fe Springs boys. The game was won by the Stearns and G. L. boys and the score being 5 to 1, Jim Luch, one of G. and L. boys who played in the game made the first run for his side. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Durr spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parks of Stearns Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young of Richfield was calling on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKinney on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer of Long Beach spent Monday evening with the former's sister, Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Onthouse and her sister who is visiting with them of Huntington Beach spent Friday evening with Mr. Outhouse's mother, Mrs. Myra Onthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and the latter's sister, Miss Violet Watters were Anaheim visitors Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Pope and family were Anaheim visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Hale Lease were calling on Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Delaney Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Comfort and daughter Imogene of Placentia spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons, and Mrs. L. Yacum and two sons attended the birthday party Sunday afternoon on Miss Rose Culp of the Standard Coyote Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and two children spent the week end in Hollywood with relatives. Al Larson spent the week end in Carbett and daughter Adel and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Curule of Fullerton were business visitors Friday and Saturday at Taft. Note Our Low Prices! Men's brown velvet split Outing Ball double sole...$2.79 Men's chocolate Retan Outing Bal half double sole...$2.70 Men's chocolate Elk Outing bal half double sole, Crome outsole...$2.49 Men's chocolate Retan unlined blucher, half double sole...$2.69 Men's chocolate Retan unlined blucher, soft tip, welt...$3.49 Men's chocolate Elk unlined blucher, soft tip, welt...$3.98 Men's chocolate Elk Army blucher, soft tip, welt...$4.98 Every price quoted here rings true and a look at the shoes will prove the merit of our claim. Good Shoes For Boys Long Service at Low Prices Dress styles and Shoes for rougher wear, for boys. Built to give longer wear for less money. Boys' Dress Shoes illustrated above, made of all mahogany leather with welt soles and rubber heels. Sizes 2½ to 5½...$4.50 Sizes 12½ to 2...$3.98 Boys' Dress Shoes illustrated above, made of all mahogany leather, Blucher style, Me-Kay sewed half double soles. Sizes 2½ to 5½...$3.25 Sizes 12½ to 2...$3.49 Sizes 8 to 12...$2.98 Other Boys' Dress Shoes at $1.98 to $3.98 J.C.Penney Co.Work Shoes for Boys are made to stand the roughest kind of wear。 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Hale Lease were calling on Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Delaney Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Comfort and daughter Imogene of Placentia spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons, and Mrs. L. Yacum and two sons attended the birthday party Sunday afternoon on Miss Rose Culp of the Standard Coyote Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and two children spent the week end in Hollywood with relatives. Al Larson spent the week end in Los Angeles with his relatives. Mrs. Edeburn of Los Angeles spent a few days of last week with Mrs. H. A. Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hollis, formerly of this lease but now of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker, Mrs. Calvin Varner and Mrs. Ira Stone drove thru Anaheim and the nearby towns Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers were Anaheim visitors Monday. Earnie Wardel spent the weekend in Glendale with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family and Mrs. Frank Dilker were visitors in Corona Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner spent Tuesday afternoon at Newport, fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cole of Placentia were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laitz. Mrs. L. P. Lemley and two sons and Mrs. L. Yocum and two sons spent Tuesday afternoon at Orange County Park. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hanmore of Placentia, Mrs. Keath and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore were visitors in Fullerton and Santa Ana Tuesday. Mr. Laitz received word that his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Long Beach are the proud parents of a baby girl. They have named it Dorothy Lorene and that is the reason why Mr. Laitz has such a big smile on his face. In ancient times soldiers who carried grenades were called grenadiers. Amazing! A whole week has passed without a mystery murder in Los Angeles! Other Boys' Dress Shoes at $1.98 to $3.98 J.C.Penney Co.Work Shoes for Boys are made to stand the roughest kind of wear. Boys' Outing Shoe; chocolate elk Bike Bal, with half double chrome sole (illustrated above.) Sizes 2½ to 5½ $2.49 Sizes 12½ to 2 $1.98 Sizes 8 to 12 $1.60 Other Boys' Work Shoes at Exceptionally Low Prices Stylish Strap Slippers For Girls and Children Patent One-Strap Button Pump, as pictured above, for growing girls, misses and children, perforated circular vamp, limitation tip, single McKay sole. Sizes 8½ to 11½ $1.98 Sizes 12 to 2... $2.39 Sizes 2½ to 7... $2.79 Patent Three-quarter Vamp Instep Strap Sandal, as pictured to the right, for growing girls, misses and children, plain toe, McKay soles. Sizes 8½ to 11½ $1.69 Sizes 12 to 2... $1.98 Sizes 2½ to 7... $2.25 PAY LESS! GET MORE! Other New Spring Footwear Ready for Your Selection. A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION - Penney Co. Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Anaheim THE SHOPPER'S SERVICE STORE SUPERIOR of QUALITY for Women and Misses! ing Styles! Unexcelled Values! Our footwear is famous for the wearing service it rises in the highest class of shoecraftsmanship. At to fit, it enjoys a Nationur hundred of Department Stores, thus buying tremendous quantities, at a very important savings of money. Your inspection is invited. The New Strap Pumps Fashion's Favorite Footwear A woman's footwear either makes or mars her entire appearance. To be in style this Spring and Summer, your feet should be garbed in a pair of these smart new Strap Pumps. Wonderful values. (Above) Women's Black Kid One-Strap Button Pump, imitation tip, leather military heel with rubber top lift, half double Fine Shoes for Men Utmost Value at Least Cost It takes more than mere style to achieve a reputation such as J. C. Penney Co., shoes enjoy—it takes quality. It takes shoes that give real comfort—real service—and give such satisfaction that people come back again and again. Quality is built right into every J. C. Penney Co., shoe, along with fine appearance and durability. Prices are remarkably low always. Men's Dress Shoe, box leather blucher, mat top, half-double McKay soles, comfortable Rival last ... $3.90 Men's Dress Shoe, all mahogany leather blucher, welt soles, Amhorst last ... $4.98 Men's Dress Shoe, all gun metal blucher, welt soles, Amherst last ... $3.98 Men's Dress Shoe, all mahogany Lotus bal, half rubber heel, welt soles, Strand last ... $3.98 Men's Dress Shoe, all mahogany Lotus blucher, half rubber heel, welt soles, Judge last ... $3.98 Men's Dress Shoe, all mahogany Lotus bal, perforated vamp and tip, half rubber heel, welt soles, Savoy last ... $4.98 Men's Spring Oxford Smart Styles FEATURING here two popular styles in Men's and Young Men's Low Shoes or Oxford for Spring and Summer 1922. These are all-leather shoes and are up to the J. C. Penney Co. standard of quality, which means the most you can buy at the price. Style pictured above in a Men's Mahogany Bal. Oxford, welt soles, Strand last $4.50 Men's Mahogany Lotus Bal. Oxford, pictured at the right, with perforated quarter and tip, welt soles, half rubber heel, Savoy last $5.50 Other Styles In Men's Oxfords $4.98, $5.90, $6.90