oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-27

ANOTHER BIG WEEK AT SANTA FE SPGS. (Continued From Page One) the intention of the Luneta to proceed cautiously with the drill and explore ahead and get a line on the most important discovery that has been made in the southeast section. The Kirkpatrick Brothers have their first Springs field oil well, Kirkpatrick Brothers Syndicate No. 3 completed at 4681 started off at a 1000 barrels, but judging from the present action of the well it will no doubt increase this output to four or possibly five thousand barrels. Interest in the Standard Oil Company's field operations at Santa Fe Springs seems to center around the famous Brownrigg-Keller No. 2. This well is not only the deepest test well drilling at Santa Fe Springs but is also the deepest test well now drilling anywhere in the California field, Brownrigg-Keller No. 2, is close to 5800 feet and is not allowing any more indication of an oil well than when drilling first began. However more indications of an oil are in the fact that the Standard Oil Company does not do things by halves and the well will be carried on as far as drilling facilities allow. The Petroleum Midway put a rather interesting well on production with the completion of the Patterson well at the depth of 4951 feet. The Patterson well now a 1000 producer marks success for the southeast section of the field and gives the operators of this somewhat doubtful region a lot of new hope. The Weisel property of the Standard Oil Company is proving out to be one of the great oil properties of the Springs field. A few days ago the Standard Oil Company completed Weisel No. 2 at 4641 feet and the result was a 4300 barrel well producing -35 gravity oil. Weisel No. 1 a completion of a month ago is still maintaining its place among the big wells of the field. Ralph Winger field superintendent for the Standard Oil Company has made in one year a most enviable record for himself and his company. In Winger the Standard Oil Company has an executive who knows the oil bus- HOLD TRIO IN L. A. FOR STAMP THEFT LOS ANGELES, July 27—Three men, P. Rico, M. M. Morris and Thomas Lyles, were held in the city jail today while federal officers completed their investigation, which they claim may result in the trio being charged with the robbery July 12 of the wholesale stamp window at the Arcade Postoffice station in which 41750 in cash was obtained. Rico is said to be the leader of the gang which has been operating in various parts of the country. Morris is believed to have acted as Rico's chauffeur, while Lyles, negro postoffice janitor, is alleged to have mapped the interior of the station for the handits. CYPRESS CYPRESS, July 27—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Naylor's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Pelton, who metored through Minneapolis, left Wednesday for Long Beach after a two weeks' visit. Ralph LaRue is expected home in a week from Berkeley. He has been attending military camp at Del Monte, where he finished his training as an officer in R. O. T. C. He received his commission yesterday as lieutenant and returned to Berkeley to finish up his degree as a graduate from Davis College. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Inskeep, Long Beach, have purchased a new home in the Home Gardens tract and moved in Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh LaRue, Cypress, enjoyed a family reunion Sunday with relatives at Seal Beach. Among those present were their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Paso Robles, and Mrs. La Rue's grandmother, Mrs. Gilbert of Carthage, Ill., who has been visiting with them; a cousin, Glen McAllister and family, of Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stewart and family of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. James Goff, of Long Beach. Mrs. George Clark, La Habra, passed Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Tribelt, a new resident of Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. John and daughters, Edith and Edna, returned Oil Company is proving out to be one of the great oil properties of the Springs field. A few days ago the Standard Oil Company completed Weisel No. 2 at 4641 feet and the result was a 4300 barrel well producing 35 gravity oil. Weisel No. 1 a completion of a month ago is still maintaining its place among the big wells of the field. Ralph Winger field superintendent for the Standard Oil Company has made in one year a most enviable record for himself and his company. In Winger the Standard Oil Company has an executive who knows the oil business from the ground down, and his remarkable success in handling some of the most difficult producers and drilling problems has been nothing short of marvelous. Something definite will be known about the West Extension of the Santa Fe Springs field before the end of the week. The M. and H. Oil Company is scheduled to drill out the cement plug at 8800 feet and see if the Bell sand extends to that portion of the field. At 3803 the M. and H. Oil Company claim to have found the Bell sand, and examinations made of the core samples taken at this point seem to verify the contention. Drilling on the southwest extension of the Springs field by the Western Extension Oil Company is making splendid progress and a line will be gotten on this section of the field before long. The Western Extension Oil Company drilling a test well on the Quill property is close to 2000 feet and already some very favorable surface showings have been encountered. ELSIER FergUSON DIVORCED PARIS, July 27.—The Seine tribunal today granted a divorce to Elsa Ferguson, an American actress, from her husband, Thomas Clarke. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. Libby's Catsup 24c Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREAT Betty Brown Biscuits Mixture pkg. 35c Jumbo Flesta SUGAR PEANUT BUTTER FILLING WAFERS 35c Lb. 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It doesn't matter whether you are man, woman or child—while, brown or black. At all Chaffee Stores if you are next you are served—We treat everybody alike—another reason why our stores are kept busy. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, July 27.—(Spl.) —Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bridge enter-tained relatives from Los Angeles over Sunday. Mrs. Vance who has spent several months here returned to Los Angeles with them and left yesterday for her home in Michigan. Mr. C. R. Selover and Mr. Lou Bowman are the latest investors in Sutter Co. land. Mr. Selover has purchased 20 acres there and Mr. Bowman five acres. The Ways and Means committee of the Y. L. Woman’s Club, gave a very enjoyable lawn party at the home of the chairman, Miss Marsha Vernon, on Wednesday afternoon. About sixty ladies were present and spent the time playing cards, mah jongg and in listening to Victrola music. Refreshments of punch and wafers were served and a pleasant afternoon spent on the spacious lawn. The ladies netted a tidy sum to add to the club house fund. Miss Lois Jacobs returned Wednesday from a several days visit with friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Willets Van Cleave have as their house guests several old friends from the east. A crowd of fifteen from here enjoyed swimming at Glen Ivy on Wednesday evening. TREATS SPARKPLUGS J. A. Volz & Sons, prominent building contractors, took the “Sparkplugs” to Weadon’s confee- tory yesterday afternoon after the Indian Day program and treated them to cooling refreshments. The success of the program was discussed and they gave a rising vote of thanks to their hosts. A double walled jardintere to keep growing plants moist by capi-lary action through small siphons has been invented in France. For golfers a combined rain coat and hood has been invented that weighs only 15 ounces and can be rolled and carried in a golf bag. 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