oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-01

HUNTINGTON BEACH HAS REACHED PEAK Dr. Ellwood F. Munger While Huntington Beach did not do anything spectacular doing the past week a number of nice producers were brought in never too late. Huntington Beach is maintaining a daily average in excess of 135,000 barrels and it is believed that the peak of production for the field has been reached. However some more startling deep sands developments in the northwest section of the field may upset this dope. The Sun Oil Co., of California seems to be getting under way and taking a place among the oil developers of the Huntington Beach field. The Sun Oil Co. has just completed and put on predation its No. 4 at 2750 feet and brought in a 550 barrel wool. In consideration of the top sand production of the Huntington field this is a very good well. Lew Courtney, a former Union Oil man, is looking after the tolerate of the Sun Oil Co. The Standard Oil Co. has placed two good Huntington Beach producers on with the completion of A-15 a 1250 barrel well and B-22 a 560 barrel producer. The big wall on the A lease was completed at 1500 feet, and the 560 barrel well on the B property at 1980. Both wells are making better than 24 gravity oil. The Union Oil Co. adder three producers to the Huntington Beach field two on the Copeland property and one on the Brocks lease. On the Copeland lease No. 12 at 5097 looks like a 700 barrel well. No. 16 Copeland completed at 5166 will probably make a 500 barrel well. Brooks No. 1 at 5100 is a small well at best, it started off at a 150 barrels. The new Torrance oil field is seething with excitement over the big well brought in by the Midway-Northern Oil Co. The Midway’s well extends the field to the southeast, and gives it a proven length of more than seven miles and makes it look like on of the coming big oil fields of Southern California. The Midway-Northern Oil Company’s well that has startled all So. Calif., as well as the Torrance field COLLEGE PROFESSOR SERVES 30 YEARS FINISH HARLON 5400 BARRIER The biggest well since the advent of the rews well of the Shelf completed a few days Petroleum Midway Crop property. Harlo ed the deep sand at barrel well producing The Petroleum Midway important part in the Signal Hill since the field and the Harlo marks another of the cesses. T. J. Crump of the Petroleum Midway operations and it is under his directions that made an enviable recie two years. The world’s deeper will go to Signal Hill property of the Ger Corp. It is the intenental Petroleum to coining of the Clock well feet and when com depth it will eclipse has ever been compl California or the fo few Roumanian prod 5600 feet. The reco the General Petroleum led with the rotary of the project is a refutable management of tendent Cooley and utilization. Robert Moran one leading geologists and gineers is going to development work. In a company that will Atlantic ave near Beach, W. O. Todd dard Oil Man has the drilling of the Moral heading the engine Todd doing the digtion has been formed some aplomb result stood that the prog will be watched with interest. Harry C. Noonan much of a stir when the oil game at Long way his well is going IN MID-WEST FIELD KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 1.—To adjust themselves to a restricted market," independent oil refiners of the mid-continent field today were urged by E. W. Marland, president of the Marland Oil Company, one of the largest concerns in the field, to cease production for a month. In an address to more than a hundred refiners from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, New Mexico and Colorado, meeting here to solve problems confronting their industry, Marland recommended that they follow his lead in cutting down production and thereby "conserving oil for the future, when the consuming public will need it badly." YALE MEN EARN COIN IN SUMMER NE WHAVEN, Conn., Aug. 1.—Yale students have earned $89,599-68 this summer, according to estimates by the Bureau of Appointments, the Yale University department that has to do with students who are working their way through college, but comparatively few of the students are taking work as sales agents these days. "In spite of the liberal return for selling work," says the bureau head, "a decided drop in the drawing power of this type of employment has been noticed. Student occupations this summer range from stewards and deckhands on ocean-going vessels to hotel managers and Chautauqua performers, but the popular proposition is tutor-companions, one student now being on his way about the world on such a mission, after getting University permission to be away a year. Its inventor has patented a rather complicated device to hold a woman's hair and form permanent waven in it while she sleeps. Atlantic ave near Beach, W. O. Todd dard Oil man has the drilling of the Moran heading the engine Todd doing the digition has been formed some splendid result stood that the program will be watched with interest. Harry C. Noonan much of a stir when the oil gone at Long way his well is going considerable com another veteran Star doing the drilling un of hole was made The Noonan well will them slope of the L. Certain prism conditions on the sion well seem to be variance. The report the impression that Extension is about the producer. From 492 foot formation has best appreciable amount as there being any there have been non-tance. The Paramount Oil across from American the $025 foot mark drill in hard sand, that if production is it will take some o get it. The Shell Co. of nice producer with the Goddard No. 3 a 40 The Goddard well is largest producers of and was finished in 5285. The big Goddow flowing 27.8 gravity of the biggest wells Signal Hill. Among the smaller wells were worthy past week was the 99 plted by the Troja Trean it will be re over about a year and holdings of the Completion of the Crely known as 3-1 yield producer, doing 26 g. The Illustrated Reposed of its No. 5 to known as the West Trust. The Hardamng Co. has the contrie tion of the well. FRASER HAS BETWEEN Secretary Malcom Chamber of Commerce leaves Anaheim, will fornia, but not So. C is likely to claim him er won't know until has his choice of two Fraser was born in New Victor Records Classic. Vocal, Dance DANCE RECORDS No. 19090—Oh! 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The Victrola Shop 206 W. Center Street FRASER HAS BETWEEN Secretary Malcom Chamber of Commerce leaves Anaheim, will formia, but not So. is likely to claim him er won't know until he has his choice of two Fraser was born in and has many friends TRAGEDY FALL OF LIMA, Ohio, Aug. 7 has descended on the love tragedy of "Jerry the Eaurot Park Zoo" mained for life. He include a bruised heart Recently Jerry was wage with Jocko and S vances to Si were res who proceeded to chee infection developed and were forced to amput hand at the wrist. Je time looking at his s He was muzzled, give chewing gum and r cage. YALE STUDENT MINERAL (By International N NEW HAVEN, Con Rural Connecticut is taking notice. Student Scientific school, at Y are out on field work, metallurgy course, and make remarkable finds Included therein are at Branchville, tungstite and silver at Cannondale were driven at Cheshire result, although back ject claim they found Remains of Colonial i worked over casually chief fortune made out have come from selling as summer home sites to Yorkers. FINISH HARLOW NO. 3 5400 BARREL WELL The biggest well on Signal Hill since the advent of the famous Andrews well of the Shell Company was completed a few days ago by the Petroleum Midway Co. on the Harlow property. Harlow No. 2 finished the deep sand at 5058 in a 5100 barrel well producing 28 gravity oil. The Petroleum Midway has played an important part in the development of Signal Hill since the opening of the field and the Harlow well simply marks another of the company's successes. T. J. Crumpton has charge of the Petroleum Midway's field operations and it is understood that under his directions the company has made an enviable record for the past two years. The world's deepest oil producer will go to Signal Hill and will be the property of the General Petroleum Corp. It is the intention of the General Petroleum to continue the drilling of the Clock well to at least 6000 feet and when completed at that depth it will eclipse anything that has ever been completed either the California or the foreign field. A few Roumanian producers get oil at 5600 feet. The record deep well of the General Petroleum has been drilled with the rotary and the success of the project is a reflection upon the able management of field superintendent Cooley and his able organization. Robert Moran one of California's leading geologists and petroleum engineers is going to try a hand at development work. Mr. Moran heads a company that will drill a well on Atlantic-ave near Spring-st, Long Beach. W. O. Todd a former Standard Oil man has the contract for the drilling of the Moran. With Moran heading the engineering work and Todd doing the digging a combination has been formed that should get some splendid results. It is understood that the progress of the well will be watched with a great deal of interest. Harry C. Noonan did not make much of a stir when he broke into the oil game at Long Beach, but the way his well is going down is exalted. COUNTESS FINDS HUSBANDS HAPPY (By International News Service) NEW YORK, July 31.—"American husbands are happy—and they have good reason to be. "Your American women are wonderful. They are the world's greatest guarantee of the future of civilization." Lady Marilina Sever Bocu, Romanian noblewoman, friend of Queen Marie and noted charity worker, was the speaker. She was interviewed just before the Inner France, on which she had booked passage, sailed for Europe. So impressed was she with America and Americans during her three months' stay here that she plans to return in the Fall. And Queen Marie, she said, probably will come with her—to thank Americans personally for the manner in which they went to the aid of Rumania's widows and war orphans. THANK PLAIN DEALER Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. The Anaheim Concordia at a recent meeting decided to extend many thanks to your paper for your splendid co-operation at our Fourth of July celebration and notably for the direct wire connection with the Dempsey-Gibbons fight. Yours very sincerely. ANAHEIM CONCORDIA. R. KRASTEL. FRED J. HORBACK. Tomorrow is the Falkenstein Wide Cle Atlantic ave near Spring-st, Long Beach, W. O. Todd a former Standard Oil man has the contract for the drilling of the Moran. With Moran heading the engineering work and Todd doing the digging a combination has been formed that should get some splendid results. It is understood that the progress of the well will be watched with a great deal of interest. Harry C. Noonan did not make much of a stir when he broke into the oil game at Long Beach, but the way his well is going down is exciting considerable comment. Bob took another referral Standard Oil man is doing the drilling and some 200 feet of hole was made in a few weeks. The Noonan well will extend the southern slope of the Hill field. Certain reports and actual conditions on the northwest extension well seem to be at considerable variance. The reports would lead to the impression that the Northwest Extension is about to pull a gusher producer. From 1925 to 6025 a 100 foot formation has been carrying an appreciable amount of gas. As far as there barag any oil showings, there have been none of any importance. The Paramount Oil Company's well across from American-ave has passed the 5025 foot mark and continues to drill in hard sand. It would seem that if production is to be obtained it will take some deep drilling to get it. The Shell Co. of Calif. brot in a nice producer with the completion of Goddard No. 2 a 4000 barrel well. The Goddard well is now one of the largest producers of the Shell group and was finished in the deep sand at 5285. The big Goddard producer is flowing 27.8 gravity oil and is one of the biggest wells of the week at Signal Hill. Among the smaller producers whose wells were worthy of mention this past week was the 900-bbl well completed by the Trojan Oil Co. The Trojan it will be remembered took over about a year ago the property and holdings of the Crest Oil Co. The completion of the Crest well formerly known as 3-1 yielded a 900 barrel producer, doing 26 gravity. The Illustrated Review has disposed of its No. 5 to a company to be known as the West Coast Crude Trust. The Hardam-Bradock Drilling Co. has the contract for the completion of the well. FRASER HAS CHOICE BETWEEN 2 OFFERS Secretary Malcom Fraser of the Chamber of Commerce, when he leaves Anaheim, will remain in California, but not So. Calif. No. Calif. is likely to claim him, although Fraser won't know until September. He has his choice of two offers. Fraser was born in Sah Francisco Wide Clearness in the Broadeast Sense, Dollars Worth of Seasonable, High Clearance Prices. "A Clearance With A Purpose" That Ther Increases The Confidence Of Every Section of Concerned In The While a few of the offerings of the first few days have greeted the first announcement of this event—(although equally good values have taken their places. MANY NEW LINES TO FOR REGULAR SELL ADDED AT CLEARANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMY ARE SU IGNORE THEM. MANY PAGES CRAMME CARRY THE FULL NEWS OF THIS AUGUST PAY YOU TO WATCH THE WINDOWS, STORE EVERY DAY OF THE MONTH. Silks-Woolens-C House Furnishing FRASER HAS CHOICE BETWEEN 2 OFFERS Secretary Malcom Fraser of the Chamber of Commerce, when he leaves Anaheim, will remain in California, but not So. Claff. No. Calif. is likely to claim him, although Fraser won't know until September. He has his choice of two offers. Fraser was born in Sah Francisco and has many friends in the North. TRAGEDY FOLLOWS FALL OF "MONK" LIMA, Ohio, Aug. 1—The curtain has descended on the last act in the love tragedy of "Jerry, the Monk," at the Eaurot Park Zoo here. Jerry is mained for life. His injuries include a bruised heart. Recently Jerry was placed in a cage with Jocko and Sis. Jerry's advances to Sis were resented by Jocko, who proceeded to chew Jerry's hand. Infection developed and veterinarians were forced to amputate Jerry's left hand at the wrist. Jerry spent much time looking at his stub of an arm. He was muzzled, given a stick of chewing gum and replaced in his cage. YALE STUDENTS MAKE MINERAL "FINDS" (By International News Service) NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. 1—Rural Connecticut is sitting up and taking notice. Students of Shoffield Scientific school, at Yale University, are out on field work, as part of their metallurgy course, and each day make remarkable finds. Included therein are pitch-blende at Branchville, tungsten at Long Hill and silver at Cannondale. Oil wells were driven at Cheshire, but without result, although backers of this project claim they found traces of oil. Remains of Colonial iron mines are worked over casually. So far the chief fortune made out of the ground have come from selling that ground as summer home sites to wealthy New Yorkers. Silks-Woolens-Cotton House Furnishing ren's Apparel - work-together tire Remaining Stocks of Ready--All at Clearance Falkenste PAGE THREE And Queen probably will come Americana per se in which they humania's widows N DEALER heim, Calif.—Cardia at a recent extend many for your splen-our Fourth of notably for the tion with the right. Yours very CONCORDIA. EL. HORBACK. WRECK DOESN'T BOTHER ANAHEIM The wreck on the Southern Pacific north of Glendale has had little effect on traffic to and out of Anaheim, D. G. Maltby, local representative, said today. Twelve freight cars jumped the track when the journal of a wheel on a car in the middle of the string burned out. The train was on the way from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The Daylight Limited coast train from the north, however, was three hours late and the Owl northward bound was delayed three hours. The Lark and the Padre were delayed an hour each. Russian crown jewels are valued at more than $500,000,000. REPAIR CROSSING Autoists won't be jounced quite so much in a week or two at the Santa Ana-st. crossing. The S. P. has a crew of men at work making the pavement square a little more nearly with the tracks. It is intended to put in concrete, but arrangements with the city for this and the detour had not been made up to noon today. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.—Five persons were injured, two critically, in a motor accident early today here when the car turned over while traveling at high speed. Mrs. Lottie Burdsall, 36, of Lansdome, and Ralph Saunders, 48, of Clifton Heights, are not expected to live. KENSTEIN'S Now is the Fifth Day of Stein's Store Clearance LEAST SENSE, FOR IT BRINGS THOUSANDS OF REASONABLE, HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT REAL Clearance ADEST SENSE, FOR IT BRINGS THOUSANDS OF SONABLE, HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT REAL "PURPOSE" THAT MAKES NEW FRIENDS AND FURFIDENCE OF OLD FRIENDS. On of the Store is in This Clearance First few days have been curtailed through the heavy selling that is event—(although not one price had been mentioned)—other places. LINES TIMELY ENOUGH FOR SELLING HAVE BEEN CLEARANCE PRICES :::: Economy are such that no woman should pages crammed full of items could not of this August selling campaign. It will e Windows, or better still, to visit the the month. Hens-Cotton Goods nishings - Child- Hens-Cotton Goods Finishings - Childarel - Art Needle ather with our entaining Summer Ready-to-Wear Clearance Prices stein's needs little editorial stressing. Carefully verified values of fame to the reputation of this store-wide Clearance. stein's Anaheim Calif.