oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-18

MARINE BRINGS IN 3500-BARREL WELL With Oil Operators The Marine Oil Corp. is the new producer of the Long Beach field with a 3500 barrel well completed at a depth of 4150 feet on location No. 4. This well had formerly been a producer, but redrilled and deepened to the lower zone it takes a place among the big producers of the beach field. The Marine Oil Corp. operations are now under the supervision of E.J. McAdams a drilling contractor who has earned an enviable record for his successful completion of oil wells. Joseph Dabney continues to hold his own with the oil producers of Long Beach. In addition to a nice production that he has been steadily building up since he centered the field, Mr. Dabney completed a 2100 barrel well at No. 18. The new producer went to 4225 feet and started off with a 20 gravity product. The General Petroleum Corp. is about to bring in a new well on the Black-Drake property that will no doubt be a record producer. Black-Drake No. 2 is located near the ill-fated No. that painted a large part of the ong Beach oil field landscape with oil a year ago. Drilling on Black-Drake 2 has passed the 4600 mark and the well is showing up splendidly. The Long Stat Oil Co.'s well at Long Beach has been watched with considerable interest for some time on account of it being one of the test wells of the southwest section. Drilling stopped a few days ago and a string of casing set at 4275, the of the Long Beach oil field landscape bottom of the hole being at 4500. The bottom formation showed sand and shale and the showings were sufficient to warrant the prediction of a commercial producer. The Cal-Mex Oil and Refining Co. No. 1 reddrilled and deepened to 3297 is back on production a 650 barrel well. The renewed producer is making 23.5 gravity oil and will probably hold up much better to its original output. Production figures on Long Beach do not tell the real story of the field. Many of the larger companies have DENIES RUSSIA AT WAR WITH CHURCHES (By Karl M. Elish) BERLIN, April 18—Mason Day, head of the Barnsdall Corp., an American company, just returned from Russia, where he obtained oil concessions, denied today that the Soviet government is conducting war against religion. "Father Buttkiewicz, Catholic prelate, was put to death not on religious grounds. It was proved that he had carried on Polish propaganda tending to disrupt the home front. "I visited the principal churches in Moscow at Eastertide. Not only were the churches jailed with worshipers but the streets outside were also. People carried candles and chanted prayers. No one interfered." Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 16. (Spl.)—The birthday of Mr. A.C.Mann was celebrated with a picnic at Brookside Park on Sunday. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Mann, Mr. and Mrs. E.P.Mann and children of the Park, Mrs. Page of Butte, Montana and Mr. and Mrs.Charles Mann and sons Arthur and Harold of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. C.E.A.Porter were entertained at the home of J.B.Robison on Friday evening the occasion being the birthday of Mrs.Porter. Mrs.Harry Perch of Los Angeles and Billy Thompson of Tia Juanna were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Giren. Mr. and Mrs.A.Nelson and family attended the opera at the Fullerton High School on Friday evening Among those to attend the opera on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs.L.D.Jaynes, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Bastady, Dr. and Mrs.J.R.Schofield, Mr. and Mrs.S.P.Hilgenfeld, Mrs.L.E.Berkey and children. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Mann, Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Mann and Mrs.Page spent Saturday at Laguna Beach. Among the patrons at the California theatre on Thursday evening were Misses Martha Patterson, Anna Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. Heaton and son and J.Brown and family. 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Mr.A.C.Mann was celebrated with a picnic at Brookside Park on Sunday.In among those to attend the opera on Thursday evening were Mr.Mrs.L.D.Jaynes,Mr.mrs.Fred Bastady,Dr.dr.Mrs.J.R.Schofield,Mrs.s.P.Hilgenfeld,Mrs.l.E.Berkey and children. Mr.Mrs.E.P.Mann,Mr.mrs.A.C.Mann and Mrs.Page spent Saturday at Laguna Beach. Among thie patrons at thie California theatre on Thursday evening were Misses Martha Patterson,Anna Fisk,Mrs.mrs.Henaton and sonJ.Brown and family. Mr.mrs.Charles W.Girin The bottom formation showed sand and shale and the showings were sufficient to warrant the prediction of a commercial producer. The Cal-Mex Oil and Refining Co. No. 1 tedrilled and deepened to 3297 is back on production a 650 barrel well. The renewed producer is making 23.5 gravity oil and will probably hold up much better to its original output. Production figures on Long Beach do not tell the real story of the field. Many of the larger companies have entailed production on account of storage and pipe line facilities. The field it is understood would run close to 200,000 if all the wells were allowed to produce at capacity. Conditions for the taking care of the big output of the Long Beach field are being improved daily and it will not be long before the field will be look at its old stride. FULLETON P.-T. A. MEETS A meet at the grammar school auditorium today. Rev. W. L. Thornton of the First Christian church of Fulleton spoke. The program included cloaks by Miss Irna Gregory and William P. Marshall, and a question box. ASK NEW TRIAL FOR SAILOR A new trial will be asked for George Fellows, sailor, convicted on a statutory charge, when he comes up for sentence Friday. Fellows had been decorated overseas during the war. The jury in Superior Judge R. Y. William's court recommended clemency. If a new trial is denied it is understood probation will be sought. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. GET $25,000 SHIRTS (My International News Service) LOS ANGELEC, April 18—Skylight burglars early today broke into the factory of a Newark Co., and made away with $25,000 worth of silk shirts. The robber hauled their foot in a truck and used an alarm clock to warn them of approach of watchmen. Plain Denler Want Ads Got Result PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Beginning April 30, Anaheim and No. Orange-Co. Barber Shops will close at 6 P.M. instead of 6:30 P.M. executing on Saturday evening when they will remain open until 9 P.M. BACK EAST ROUND TRIP EXCURSIONS VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC —Daily from May 15th until September, 15th. Final return limit October 31st. Stop overs in both directions. —Four routes east via Southern Pacific. Go one way, come back another, if you wish. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW —For full particulars, fares and reservations, consult your local agent. D. G. Maltby Phone 123 Southern Pacific Lines HIGH GRAVITY BIG WELLS AT SANTA FE (With Oil Operators) Santa Fe Springs continues to make big records with its high gravity producers, and the Wonder High Gravity Field is now credited with a production in excess of 200,000 bbls daily. It is common practice to bring in wells running all the way from 5 to 10 thousand barrels. Machris Bros. led the producers of the Springs district with a redrilled well, the Bandiño off at 4500 barrels. The Off producer was re-compiled at 4650 feet, and the new well is making 35 gravity oil. The Off well will offset some of the misfortunes the Machris Bros have had in the Springs field. The top notch producer of the week at Santa Fe Springs was completed by the General Petroleum Corporation on the Santa Fe property. Santa Fe No. 8 completed at 4700 feet started off with an initial production of 7500 barrels. Jalk No. 5 formerly listed under the Springs division producers but now known as Jalk No. 5 was drilled to 4720 feet and came in at the rate of 5500 barrels. Both wells are making the usual high gravity product, 35. That the Standard Oil Co.'s Walter property is one of the choice leases of the field was proven a few days ago by the fact that Walker Not completed at 4450 feet came in 5725 barrel well. The Union Oil Company moved up into the class of big producers, with a 6600 barrel well on the Bell property. Bell No. 4 is the star well of the Union now. A remarkable fact in connection with the big well is the fact that the drill penetrated only well is making 35.3 gravity oil. Bell No. 1 it will be remembered went only 7 feet into the oil sand and started off at 4500 barrels, later going up to 6000. Bell No. 9 completed at 4219 feet made a production test that showed the well had a capacity of 4500 barrels. The line and outside drilling operations at Santa Fe Springs continue to carry considerable interest. The Brady 8 Well Syndicate No. 4 drilling at close to 4900 feet is looking up with some promise. Drilling is in U.S.A. AIR SERVICE BRINGS HOME BACON (By International News Service) DAYTON, Ohio, April 18—U.S.A. Air Service brought home the bacon." Lieutenants John A. MacReady, Oakley G. Kelly and Harold R. Harris are receiving congratulations for their record achievements of yesterday and last night. MacReady and Kelly, who started their world endurance flight Monday morning at 9:40 landed last night at 9:43, after being in the air for 36 hours and five minutes and covering a distance of 2,516 18 miles. Lieutenant Harris meanwhile was clipping off the miles at an average hourly speed of 114 miles for 11 hours. He broke existing records for 1500 and 2,000 kilometers. Lieutenant Rutledge Irvine, Anacostia station, Washington, D.C., set a deadweight carrying record in a Dayton Wright naval plane of recent build. This flight lasted two and a half hours and convinced even the most skeptical of the stability of his ship. The plane was loaded with a 1600 pound torpedo and 600 pounds of shot making the total weight of the plane with the pilot and observer six thousand pounds. PLAIN SERVICE (By International News Service) ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 18—The funeral of Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle, venerable prelate of the Episcopal church will be "as simple as the poorest member of his church," in accordance with his wishes. No sermon will be preached, but a song selected by the bishop during his illness, will be sung. 4000-BBL. WELL ON ENCYCLOPAEDIA LOT With Oil Operators The Globe Petroleum Co. stepped into the petroleum line light at Puttington Beach with a 4900-barrel well on the Encyclopaedia property. The Globe's producer was completed at 5052 feet and is making the high gravity product that following new books are ready for circulation at the Fullerton public library: Non-Fiction Aldis Plays for small stages. A group of five short plays that have been given with success, Davis Commencement Parts. This book will be helpful and encouraging to the student and of value to busy people in preparing tots and after-dinner speeches. Davis, Making your camera pay. Given accurate and helpful information with regard to making the camera profitable investment. McMichael, Long term leaseholds, including 99-year leases. Will be helpful to realtors and others who are interested in securing a working knowledge of leasing. Maughan, East of Suez. A play in which an Englishman learns the old troth that East is East and West is West when he marries a beautiful Eurasian girl and becomes involved in her web of intrigue and deceit. Roads well, Maxwell, Training of a saleman. Straight talks on "Ap proach and greeting." //Sizing up the customer," "Overcoming indifference." "Selling mistakes." "Getting the order," etc. Noyes, Watchers of the sky. The wonderful stories of the great astronomers told in verse. Patri, Child Training. The author is a recognized expert in all questions of child training. Gives very practical help. Phelps, Human nature in the Bible. Stories of the Old Testament are interpreted from the literary point of view and the great personages are judged by modern standards of character. Smith, Triviz. Short essays full of grace and humor and whimsicality. Stefansson, Hunters of the Great North. The author's interesting experiences during his first trip into the Arctic. Tolstoy, Autobiography of Countess Leo Tolstoy. This interesting memoir gives an opportunity to judge whether Folston lived up to his ethical teachings in his own private life. Turner, Shall it be again? Opens up a new line of argument as to the probability of another world war in near future. Tupper, Six short plays. Acting plays that have proven successful on the stage. Waugh, Landscape gardening fart that the drill penetrated only well is making 35.3 gravity oil. Bell No. 1 it will be remembered went only 2 feet into the oil sand and started off at 4500 barrels, later going up to 6000. Bell No. 9 completed at 4219 feet made a production test that showed the well had a capacity of 1500 barrels. The line and outside drilling operations at Santa Fe Springs continue to carry considerable interest. The Brady 8 Well Syndicate No. 1 drilling at close to 4500 feet is looking up with some promise. Drilling is in sandy shale, and it is believed now that in the next 100 feet the sandy shale will shuffle off into the oil sand. Ferdon and Vurpillat have temporarily suspended operations on the Oil and Land Syndicate well No. 1 to await field developments on the northeast section of the field. The Gilbert Petroleum Company is scheduled to bring in the next well south of Hamilton 4. Drilling has passed the 5000 mark and there have already been showings sufficient to warrant the bringing in of a commercial producer. The core samples are showing sandy shale streaked. South of the Co-Op Petroleum's deep test well on the Norwalk road the Stewart-Anderson Corp. has suspended operations and will await field developments. The Coop Petroleum Syndicate No. 1 now has the honor of being the deepest test well drilling in the extreme south section of the field. Drilling is now at 5200 feet and the showings are neither encouraging or discouraging. The north side of the Springs field is patiently awaiting the verdict of the Standard Oil Co.'s Brownrigg-Keller No. 2. Drilling is close to 5800 feet and to date there has been nothing that warrant even the prediction of a barrel of oil. The Shell Co.'s Shayden No. 1 on which the outcome of the northwest section of the field will probably be decided is down close to 5000 feet. A string of 6-1-4 was set at 4800 feet, not on account of any showings, but insure safety in the drilling procedure. The White Star Oil Co. is now rated among the big producers of Santa Fe Springs with a real oil well. The York-Smullin Drilling Company completed at 4600 feet a 7000 barrel well producing 24 gravity oil. It is understood that this is just beginning of the big things the White Star Oil company has on its Springs program. The company is fortunate in having the services of W S Smullin and Victor York old Standard Oil heads to develop its properties. sv3.1'nupjfm!*!6...NUP SHRD P YL NEW PAVING ON WHITTIER-L. A. BLVD. Whittier boulevard probably will be improved between the Los Angeles city limits and Whittier with his illness, will be sane. 4000-BBL WELL ON ENCYCLOPAEDIA LOT With Oil Operators The Globe Petroleum Co. stepped into the petroleum light at Huntington Beach with a 4000-barrel well on the Encylopedia property. The Globe's producer was completed at 5052 feet and is making the high gravity product that now characterizes the deep production of Huntington Beach. Eclipsing oil world records for deep production the Selby Root Oil Co. has a producer at 5120 feet. The record well is located on the curved property and is one of the choice completion of Neal Anderson. While not a big well, it being a 500 barrel producer it sets a new record for deep production, drilling and proves that no well is a test well in the So. Calif. field unless it goes to 5400 or 5500 feet. The Invaders Oil Co. one of the smaller companies that has had about all the difficulties the oil operator has to contend with now has a 1500 barrel well. The Invaders Oil Co. finished a well on the Mills property at 4408 and secured a 28 gravity producer. The new Torrance oil field came in for something worth while a few days ago when the Standard Oil Co. completed the first real big well of the district. On the Torrance Community property the Standard No. 3 at 3805 came in an 850 barrel well producing 26 gravity oil. This is the biggest well of the Field and seems to point to the fact that the operators are just beginning to get a line on the field and in the near future some big developments may be expected at Torrance. Th Hub Oil Co. Smith No. 1 at 3280 feet got a nice showing of oil and the showings are continuing as the drilling advances. The Union Oil Co. Western well one of the outlying test wells of the Torrance field has passed the 4200 foot park and today has not shown anything particularly encouraging. Delfflower is scheduled to go either on or off the petroleum map of So. Calif., soon At 3865 feet the hole has been reamed to bottom where a string of 8% will be landed. On the drilling out of the cement and going ahead afterwards will show what is there zoom. There have been some encouraging showings and the outlook for the field has been on the whole father optimistic. At La Habra the La Habra Midway Oil Co. is considering its next move. Some 5280 feet of hole has been made, and the showings are not sufficient to warrant the continuance of drilling. One thing is certain about the operations of the La Habra Midway, the stockholders money was going to get around by putting hole making and a NEW PAVING ON WHITTIER-L. A. BLVD. Whittier boulevard probably will be improved between the Los Angeles city limits and Whittier with a pavement 56 feet wide, Nelson T. Edwards, former supervisor and now a member of the State Highway Commission, indicated today in a telephone interview, Edwards, whose home is in Orange, today made an informal call on the board of supervisors. The commission has offered to pay for a width of 28 feet all the way to the Orange-co line, if the Los Angeles board of supervisors will pay the other 28 feet. The latter has indicated its willingness to do so, at least as Whittier. Regarding the recommendations of the Committee of Fifteen, representing So. Cal., Edwards declared they were entirely fair. Thirteen southern counties are represented on this committee, which seeks to have the alliment of highway monies to So. Cal. apportioned on the basis of the original budget. Whether the northern members of the commission, however, will agree to this is another question. This the commission will discuss at a meeting in San Francisco, opening Monday. Another matter to come up is the improvement of the two county links of the coast highway. Edwards confirmed the report already published in the Plain Dealer that the two links, even if graded, would be allowed to stand for perhaps two years without being paved, in order to get "set". This is because they follow new routes. Edwards, of course, cannot force shadow what the commission as a whole will do, however. The audit of funds available for work has been made, and the commission now can at last begin work, said Edwards. In general, it will be the contracting company has on its Springs program. The company is fortunate in having the services of W S Smulliin and Victor York old Standard Oil heads to develop its properties. sv3.1'nupjfm;!*6...NUP SHRD P YL At La Habra the La Habra Midway Oil Co. is considering its next move. Some 5280 feet of hole has been made, and the showings are not sufficient to warrant the continuance of drilling. One thing is certain about the operations of the La Habra Midway, the stockholders money was used for actual hole making and arable tool record was made that would be a credit to any operator in the California field. At Montebello the Union's La Merced No. 23 the deep test well that found the new sand for the field holds all the interest. Progress was made in the getting of an O. K. on the casing test. There is every reason to believe that a successful water shut off has been accomplished and the well that will rejuvenate the old Montebello field will go right on into the oil sands and open up something new and undreamed of at Montebello. The Arcadia Oil Co., test well on the northeast section of the field is making a nice drilling record. The well is now down close to 4000 feet where the formation is running in sandy shale streaked with shell. At Richfield the well of the hour is the Standard Oil Company's Kraemer 1-15A. Drilled to 5247 feet, the deep well is scheduled to prove the long erentreversy as to whether the north and the Rienfeld district has a deep sand or not. It is believed that the Standard's test well will make a small producer. At La Mirada the Standard Oil Company is satisfied that the district is not oil bearing and is making preparations to abandon the deep test McNally 2-1 well at 5706 feet. Careful drilling and the taking of frequent core samples failed to show even a trace of oil. The Seal Beach Oil Co. is preparing to set casing at 4625 and will be in a position to test out any deep showings the well may exhibit. Son's policy to give first attention to maintenance work, rather than to new roads. 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"Solomon in Society" Has Suitable Cast "Solomon in Society," the new picture of laughter and tears which comes to the United Theatre tonight has a cast ideally suited to the warmly human characters portrayed. Wm. H. Strauss is the star and is completely in his element as the likable tailor of New York's lower East Side, whose industry and talent get for him a magnificent establishment on Fifth Avenue and an equally rich home on the Drive. He discovers, however, the tragedy of prosperity and his wife, who was happy in the tenements, is the means of teaching him the bitter lesson. She is played by Brenda Moore, a personality new to pictures from whom much is expected. Miss Moore is given opportunity to wear many gorgeous gowns and otherwise distinguish herself in an unusually difficult part. Ably seconding the two principal players, Nancy Deaver contributes an uncommonly fine interpretation of a poor girl who becomes a great motion picture star. It is she who is responsible for bringing together I Solomon and his wife Rosie after their deplorable estrangement. FULLERTON C. OF C. MEETS The regular monthly membership meeting of the Fullerton C. of C. is scheduled for this evening at the Fulerton club. The program is in charge of E. Plummer. The principal speaker is E. C. Thomas of the Pacific Electric. ANOTHER ROUGH RIDER DIES Another of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders of the Spanish American war is dead. Wallace Willard died at the County Hospital yesterday. young folks. Mukerji, Karl the elephant. Ives, Dog heroes of many lands. OFFICIAL BID TO LONG BEACH MEET President A. E. Harlow has just received official invitation from President Henry P. Earbour of the Long Beach Realtors' Ass'n, inviting Anaheim realtors and their wives to the all-day program at Long Beach next Saturday, April 21, at the Hotel Virginia, which will be concluded with a banquet and ball at night. Many speakers of state and national prominence are on the program. The address of Frazier O. Reed of San Jose, State Association President, will be a feature of the program. State Real Estate Commissioner Edwin T. Kelser will also speak. Will H. Akin, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, will give an outline of the work of his committee, and there will be many other features well worthy of mention. "The only way to really understand what is going on is to go and see for yourself", declares Harrove. Any realtor that will go is requested to notify Harrove as early as possible. There will be ears going from Anaheim, and it would be a good chance for Anaheim to go over and invite the bunch to the Orange Show in an impressive way. Harrove is on the program for a speech, and he guarantees that he will not overlook dropping a word for Anaheim's Orange Show. CALIFORNIA HOTEL: FULLERTON H. W. Truesdell, Rosemead; C. A. Fogleman, Dr. C. E. Parsons, C. A. Peney, N. V. Tanner, W. E. Weber, and W. O. Smith, Los Angeles; F. W. Moore, Redlands; J. W. Wright, Salt; C. E. Edow, Hollywood; and Z. E. Keenecker, Santa Monica. plant diseases Urugany requires all imported fruit except bananas and grapes to be disinfected at its port of entry. YOU ADVERTISE YOUR YOU ADVERTISE YOUR OPINION OF YOURSELF BY THE CONDITION OF YOUR CLOTHES ACME CLEANERS & DYERS 250 East Center St. Phone 48 going to Press Now! The Plain Dealer's 2nd Annual Orange Show Number A BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE MAGAZINE PRINTED ON THE FINEST BOOK PAPER Annual Orange Show Number A BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE MAGAZINE PRINTED ON THE FINEST BOOK PAPER. Fabulous Pictures Exploitation Articles HOWING THE AMAZING GROWTH OF ANAHEIM, IT'S HOMES, INDUSTRIES, BUSINESS, ETC. HOW MANY COPIES CAN YOU USE? Every Plain Dealer Subscriber Will Receive One Free. Extra Copies to Mail East 2½c ORDER TODAY Orange County Plain Dealer. Dear Sir: Now will find enclosed $...for... of Orange Show Number. Name ... Address ...