oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-16

LIGHT OIL SHOWING IN S. O. DEEP TEST By Edwood J. Munger At 4:56 the Standard Oil's deep test well at Montebello on the Howard Smith lease has had some showings of light oil and is beginning to look rather favorable. The west end of the Montebello field is waiting for some one to open up production and the race for the honor has settled down to two companies, the Standard and H. L. Whiston. There seem to be little doubt about Terrance becoming the next great oil field of Southern California. The daily production of the field has reached the 7000 mark and development is going ahead at top speed. An example of how fast things are moving in the new field is shown by the number of new rigs that shot up around the Midway Northern's new producer. In less than a week 15 rigs were erected. Striking examples of new progress at Terrance are the six new wells started by the Chanlor-Canfield Midway, the redrilling and deepening of the Getty Oil Co.'s No. I and the starting of additional wells. The starting of five wells by the Petroleum Midway, and two wells by the Superior Oil Co. Other companies that are starting wells are the Federal Drilling Co., the Globe Petroleum Co., the Hub Oil Co., the Midway Northern, the Selby-Root Oil Co., Sentinal Oil Co., Shell Co. and the Standard Oil Co. At Compton the Union Oil Co. has succeeded in getting the liner used for a production test on the Calledner well deep sand. The Compton field has shown sufficient evidence of oil production in the top sand to insure a field, and there is little doubt that in a few months the Compton field will be in active competition to supply the crude for California's oil markets. C. C. Julian's well on the Murphy property is making splendid progress and should be on production within the next 24 days. It is to be regretted that C. G. MRS. HARDING MAY MAKE White Oak farm, Dr. C. E. Sawyer's country place of her plans However, it is being leaving the White G. AND L. LEASE G. and L. LEASE, Aug. 16.—Mesdames Knox Sellers and daughter Mabel, Frank McEllany and daughter Lois, G. S. Hanmore and Messrs Waldo Smith, Kenneth and Calvin Varner attended the Red Lantern in Brea Monday evening. Mrs. Calvin Varner and son Melton with Earnie Wardell spent Friday evening with Mr. Wardells relatives at Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Pina Hill of Pollytown, Kentucky arrived here late Monday evening to visit with the lafters brother, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Maxfield. BIG CASINO DEAUVILLE, P. The doors of the Casino, the bigger in Europe, was chased heavy run of luck had broken the bar After paying the Greek-Armenian ing the game, close the first time since opened. At Compton the Union Oil Co. has succeeded in putting the line used for a production test on the Calledner well deep sand. The Compton field has shown sufficient evidence of oil production on the top sand to insure a field, and there is little doubt that in a few months the Compton field will be in active competition to supply the crude for California oil markets. C. C. Julian's well on the Murphy property is making splendid progress and should be on production within the next 35 days. It is to be regretted that C. C. did not find the oil first at Compton and have the honor of being the first independent operator to find a new field in Southern California. At Fullerton the Dolke-Thomas Oil Syndicate has made some real progress. The hole has been carried to $125 feet and a string of 8% landed at that point. The Dolke-Thomas Oil Syndicate is scheduled to open up a little field for Fullerton and bring back the boom days for oil to the little city that is now busy building fine homes and parks. The best wildcat bet in So. Calif. today is in the Southland Petroleum Co.'s wild cat well at Ocean Park Heights. Drilling has reached the $400 mark and the showings to date make the well look very favorable. Showings of light oil have been noticeable from 2500 feet on, and there appears reason to believe now that it will be the next Signal Hill. Anaheim is struggling ahead of get on the oil map of So. Calif. and the efforts will be ably boosted by the Standard Oil Co. The Standard has started on a well located on Wagner property three miles east of Anaheim and the drilling will be watched with tremendous interest. Leasing has been active in and around Anaheim for several months and large holdings have been taken by most of the Big S. The Standard it seems will do the pioneering. Interest in the Santa Monica field is increased with the announcement that C. C. Julian has taken the Sawtelle-Santa Monica Oil Co. over and immediate action is guaranteed, Julian will try to shut off the water and place the well in a position for an effective deep test. The well has shown some oil and the field is considered with quite a good deal of favor. INVESTIGATE CHARGE MANILA Aug 16—General Crane and Colonel Johnston are today investigating charges made by Aguinaldo, campus Filipino leader, that a hostile band led by Senator Soriano is endeavoring to steal his land by armed force. Aguinaldo appealed to Governor-General Wood for protection after he said repeated raids had been made on his property. Mrs. Knox Sellers and daughter Mabeh, Frank McEllany and daughter Lols, G. S. Hanmore and Messrs Waldo Smith, Kenneth and Calvin Varner attended the Red Lantern in Brea Monday evening. Mrs. Calvin Varner and son Melton with Earnle Wardell spent Friday evening with Wardells relatives at Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Pina Hill of Pollytown, Kentucky arrived here late Monday evening to visit with the latters brother, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. J. C. Slay and baby daughter of the Stearns Lease spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Knox Sellers. Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim spent Thursday afternoon and evening with Mrs. Frank McEllany. Mrs. Clifford Blackmore and children of Brea spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bryan. Melton Varner was a Santa Monica visitor Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hollis of Santa Ana was calling on friends of this lease Monday. Earnle Wardell was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer and baby son of Long Beach were dinner guests Thursday evening with Mr. Wimer's sister, Mrs. Frank McEllany. Mr. and Mrs. Laltiz and son Walter, Mrs. Calvin Varner and Kenneth Varner were ploning Saturday at Brookside Park. Mrs. Helen Kelso returned to her home Monday after spending the week end with Mrs. Bill Pope and her daughter Katherine staying over for a weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. White and children spent Sunday at Long Beach. Miss Violet Walters of Los Angeles and Wesley Wright of Downey were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield and after dinner with Miss Mozelle Walters they attended the show in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culp and family of Standard Coyote Lease spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley. Mr. and Mrs. Lootz of Whittler and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wade of Anaheim spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bouldin. Messers Jack Neely of Amarillo, Texas, Otho Bouldin Mims, both of Los Angeles were guests to a rabbit dinner Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bouldin and Mrs. East. Mrs. W. E. Outhouse and baby daughter of Whittler and Mrs Isaac Mayfield attended the Red Lantern in Brea Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murray and children are spending a week vacation at Catalina, Los Angeles, Bakerfield and other points of interest. INVESTIGATE CHARGE MANILA Aug 16—General Crame and Colonel Johnston are today investigating charges made by Aguinado, campus Filipino leader, that a hostile band led by Senator Soriano is endeavoring to steal his land by armed force. Aguinado appealed to Governor-General Wood for protection after he said repeated raids had been made on his property. L. P. Drake, Fullerton trustee, left this morning over the Santa Fe for a two weeks trip to Chicago. CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALI. Messers Jack Neely of Amarillo, Texas, Otho Bouldin Mims, both of Los Angeles were guests to a rabbit dinner Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims, uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bouldin and Mrs. East. Mrs. W. E. Outhouse and baby daughter of Whittier and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield attended the Red Lantern in Brea Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murray and children are spending a week vacation at Catalina, Los Angeles, Bakersfield and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield and their nephew Frank Hatfield attended the family reunion of the Hatfields at Orange County Park Thursday evening. Jack Kilburn and family of Fullerton were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leech Thursday afternoon. Earl Eavens of St. Helens Lease spent Sunday afternoon with Glenn Limley. Glenn Lemley is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Pina Hill is confined to her bed with a touch of poison at the home of her brother Isaac Mayfield and at this writing is somewhat better. STEAMER SINKS LIVERPOOL, England, Aug. 16.—Fifty persons had a narrow escape today when the excursion steamer Douglas sank in the Mercy River after a collision. For best results try Plain Dealer Classified ads. Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M DING MAY MAKE HOME AT WHITE OAKS Sawyer's country place at Marlon, where Mrs. Harding may make her home. of her plans for the future. However, it is believed that after leaving the White House she will make her home, temporarily at least, with the family of Bri. Gen. C. E. Sawyer. BIG CASINO CLOSED DEAUVILLE, France, Aug. 16.—The doors of the famous Deauville Casino, the biggest gambling place in Europe, was closed today for a heavy run of luck against the house had broken the bank. After paying 10,000,000 francs the Greek-Armenian syndicate backing the game, closed the doors for the first time since the casino was opened. FIVE GREAT STATES PICNIC The annual picnic of the FIVE GULF STATES will be held in Sycamore Park, all day, Saturday, on August 18th. There will be County Registers open all day for each of the states, badges, coffee, basket dinners, programs, talkfest. Come out early and BRING THE BASKET with you. Program will begin about two o'clock and end when it is over. JULIAN LEASES AT HUNTINGTON BEACH (By Ellwood J. Munger) At Huntington Beach a flutter of excitement passed over the field with the announcement that C. C. Julian had entered the field and from now on would be actively associated with its development. Julian started off by buying outright the properties and holdings of the Texcal Oil Co. The Texcal's holdings have great deep sand possibilities and no doubt Julian intends to develop the property in the same manner that his former development work has followed. Julian is careful in his selection of properties and will add nothing to his holdings but proven territory. Mr. Julian has spudded in on Texcal No. 3 and the drilling is scheduled to go ahead as fast as careful and conservative development will allow. The Sun Oil Co. of Calif. is going ahead with its development program at Huntington Beach and will soon have a nice string of producing wells. Work was started a few days ago on Sun No. 6. Lou Courtney the man that drilled some of the big wells for the Union Oil Company at Brea has charge of the Sun Oil Co.'s field work. The Standard Oil Co. continues its Huntington Beach development quietly, and brings in on an average of two wells a week. The past week the Standard put Huntington Beach B21 on production at 700 bbls, and Bolsa No. 13 one of the biggest wells of the month at Huntington was put on to 2050 bbls. The Bolsa well went to 4561 to get the big production and B21 was completed at 4309. Union Oil completions this past week at Huntington netted two nice wells. On the Copeland lease No. 16 was finished in the deep zone at 5105 and started off at 750 bbls. Copeland No. 17 completed at 4950 NASH Announces New M FOURS and SIXES These new Nash conceptions in enclosed car types are now placed play with a quiet surety that they ceed the expectations even of those look for Nash to lead the way and consequently set their hopes higher. With traditional progressiveness NASH developed a number of bodies and outstanding improvements whose and execution is as certain to concern the professional concern of coach craftsmen and engineers as the admiration of the public at large. developed a number of bodies and outstanding improvements whose and execution is as certain to concern the professional concern of coach craftsmen and engineers as the admirers of the public at large. With no justification in the way of increasing manufacturing costs for a price Nash stands firm on current prices the important and expensive new advancements relating both to engineering and equipment in reality constitute a reduction. THE DISPLAY BEGINS TODAY Bob White Company 332 W. Center Street. SES AT TON BEACH (J. Munger) beach a flutter of over the field with that C. C. Julian field and from now only associated with Julian started off the properties the Texcal Oil Co. ings have great dies and no doubt develop the promanner that his work has folcareful in his sels and will add dings but proven Julian has spudded and the drilling ahead as fast as derivative development of Calif. is going development program which will soon of producing wells a few days ago on courtney the man of the big wells for company at Brea has Oil Co.'s field Oil Co. continues each development in on an average t. The past week Huntington Beach at 700 bbls. and the biggest wells Huntington was put Bolsa well went big production retired at 4309. Retations this past nested two nice hopland lease No. the deep zone at off at 750 bbls. completed at 4950 STANDARD HOLDS UP INCREASED PRICES CHICAGO, Aug. 16 — The Standard Oil Company of Indiana, serving eleven mid-west states, decided here today not to raise the price of gasoline from 15.4 cents a gallon to 20c, immediately, as had been contemplated. Instead, the directors voted to wait and see what action will be taken by Governor Mc-Master of South Dakota, who announced the state's price would be increased from 16 to 20c on Saturday. Starbuck's Reds. See classified ad. made a 650 barrel producer. Field Supt. Becker of Brea took over the Huntington Beach field for the Union about a year ago and under his direction the Union Oil Co. has gotten some splendid results. Montebello is on the anxious seat awaiting with breathless interest the outcome of H. L. Whistona wildcat well on the Bicknell property. Drilling has passed the 4200 mark and careful coring is being done to prevent the possibility of passing up any showings that would make an oil well. J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp Santa Fe Depot, Orange Phones. Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Evenings 14 or 570-R ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. HAY, GRAIN, FEEDS, POULTRY SUPPLIES, FERTILIZERS, WOOD, COAL, SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES. Public Weight Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, California Phone 280. Dr. D. G. Golding General Office Practice Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Cassou Bldg. 120 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Six Years' Practices in L. A. Dr. J. H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR 250 E. Center St., Ground Floor Phone $45 Anaheim, Calif. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Phone 692, New Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. 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