oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-27

AMAL. BRINGS IN SANTA FE GUSHER At Santa Fe Springs the feature of the field this week is the big well put on production by the Amalgamated completed No. 3 at 4669 and get a 4200 barrel well the biggest thing for some weeks in the Springs field. The big well is producing that 35 gravity "pure quill" product that has made Santa Fe Springs the greatest high gravity oil producing field in the world. A 4000-barrel well was completed by the Union Oil Co. on the Howard property that is worthy of some mention. The big well was completed at 4700 feet and is making 34.5 gravity off. The Howard property is proving to be one of the Union's best and most substantial properties at the Springs. The General Petroleum Corp. added a couple thousand barrels of new production to the field with the completion of Santa Fe 13 and Jalk 4. The Santa Fe well was finished at 4621 and the Jalk producer at 4642. Both wells are doing the usual high gravity product. Santa Fe Springs this past week witnessed a number of important changes. The Central Oil Co. has decided that it would be useless to spend any more money on its north line well Los Nietos No. 1 and is abandoning at 4925. The Central made a strong effort to get an oil well and quits the field with that satisfaction. The B. G. C. Oil Syndicate has reached a depth of over 4800 feet and it seems that there has not been any too much encouragement. The Fisher-Gregg Oil Syndicate has passed the 4900 foot mark and the outlook is not encouraging. The Grunwell Oil Corp. is another of the concerns that tried and failed to extend the north line of Santa Fe Springs. The Grunwell stopped at 4731 feet. The well was drilled by the Rodgers-Edwards Drilling Company and represents some fast time for a difficult field. The well was spudded in April 19th and completed Sept. 7th. During the elapsed time CLAIM VERSAILLES TREATY NULLIFIED MUNICH, Sept. 27.—Bavaria has proclaimed the Versailles treaty null and void. The nationalist leaders are openly denouncing the Berlin government for surrendering to France. General Ludendorff, former chief of staff to Von Hinderburg, is credited with being partly responsible for the nationalist coup. He is now a resident of Bavaria. The civil rights of all Bavarian citizens has been suspended. The Bavarian leaders deny any idea of SHELL ALINES MAKES By Ellwood With a flow of Shell Company's A production this year registers the biggest field has experienced weeks. Alamites those deep sand which the future Long Beach field IT seems that there has not been any too much encouragement. The Fisher-Gregg Oil Syndicate has passed the 4900 foot mark and the outlook is not encouraging. The Grunwell Oil Corp. is another of the concerns that tried and failed to extend the north line of Santa Fe Springs. The Grunwell stopped at 4731 feet. The well was drilled by the Rodgers-Edwards Drilling Company and represents some fast time for a difficult field. The well was spudded in April 19th and completed Sept. 7th. During the elapsed time five strings of pipe were set, including an oil string. The well showed a little oil but not enough to make it a commercial producer by any means. Cyrus W. Bell an old time Standard Oil head entered the contracting game at Santa Fe Springs and Torrance a few months ago. At Torrance Mr. Bell has had wonderful success. At the Springs luck was played against him some on the Howland-Hopkins wells, but a change has come and the veteran oil man has two wells underway to completion now. Howlands-Hopkins No. 1 at 4500 has but 200 feet more to get into the Mayer sand, and No. 2 at 4350 will be there soon. A 4000-barrel well rewarded the Shell Co. in the completion of Clusher No. 4. The Slusher gusher shows 4668 feet of hole and the well is making $4 gravity oil. The Shell Company had a little difficulty in development underway on the Slusher TREATY NULLIFIED MUNICH, Sept. 27.—Bavaria has proclaimed the Versailles treaty null and void. The nationalist leaders are openly denouncing the Berlin government for surrendering to France. General Ludendorff, former chief of staff to Von Hinderburg, is credited with being partly responsible for the nationalist coup. He is now a resident of Bavaria. The civil rights of all Bavarian citizens has been suspended. The Bavarian leaders deny any idea of despotism, calling their movement a "constitutional dictatorship." CHARGE DISCRIMINATION Provisions of the State game law creating so-called open and closed districts are unconstitutional, Justice J. Walter Hamby ruled in Los Angeles yesterday. The judge upheld the demurrers of H. G. Seeber and Al John Cook, who were arrested in Newhall early this month for having venison in their possession. A Presno hunter can take his meat home, while an Angeleno can be arrested for doing so, and this is discriminatory, according to Judge Hamby. A free people is one that knows no tyranny, except that provided by its own laws. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results property but seems to be making up for lost time now. PROVEN: —BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY BEAU-TIFUL HOMES COMPLETED IN THIS TRACT ALREADY. NO GUESSES AS TO CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR MAKES By Ellwood With a flow of Shell Company's A production this week registers the big field has experienced weeks. Alamites those deep sand which the future Long Beach field big well was composed of 5221 and it is not clean oil. The All discovery propertynal Hill field is p fully in its deep se is undoubtedly one able leases in the The Garner-K making good with thousand barrel w Oil Company has 3000 barrel well No. 2 that promises make its owners Capital Oil Co. is the numerous small holdings in Signa now realizing. Lo en to be the most opened up in So. operator. The Clock prop Petroleum is one at Signal Hill thaure in next year's PROVEN: —BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES COMPLETED IN THIS TRACT ALREADY. NO GUESSES AS TO WHAT MIGHT BE ERECTED AND WHO YOUR NEIGHBORS MAY BE. COME OUT TODAY AND LOOK WE ARE SURE YOU WILL BUY. YOUR HOME IS HERE. LOOK AT THE All Streets Paved - Orna NO A. A NORTH LOS ANGELES AT NORTH STREET. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. YE'RE READY TO SLICE THIRD WORLD'S SERIES MELON Winer Doc Woods, Outfielder Haines, Outfielder Smith, Pitcher Pennock, Catcher Hofmann, Outfielder Bob Meusel, But Baseman Pipp, Third Baseman Dugan, Pitcher Jones, Shortstop Scott and Pitcher Shields. and Shawkey, Outfielder Witt, Coach O'Leary, Manager Huggins, Catcher Schang, Pitcher Mays, Second Baseman Ottger. Catcher Bengough, Pitcher Pipgras, Mascot Bennett, Infielders McNally and Gazella and Outfielder Hendrick. Yankees will have considerable time to tune themselves up for the world's series clash with the Giants or a rival that may beat McGraw's team out in the eleventh hour. Also the Yankees lads can figure on what they'll do with their slice of the world's series melon—the third helping in three years, albeit a loser's portion, and watch the Giants battle for first place. SHELL ALIMATOS 7 MAKES 3100 BBLS. By Ellwood J. Munger With a flow of 3100 barrels the Shell Company's Alamitos 7 went on production this week, and the well registers the biggest producer the field has experienced for several weeks. Alamitos 7 is another of those deep sand zone wells from which the future production of the Long Beach field is to come. The ENGINEER KILLED EL RENO, Okla., Sept. 27.—Engineer John Fleenor was crushed to death and eight others slightly injured today when a Rock Island freight train crashed ahead-on into the "Firefly," a fast passenger train, four miles north of here. The "Firefly" is a Kansas City-Dallas train. According to the dispatchers' office, the wreck was caused by a misunderstanding of orders. VISIT NEW YORK Van Meter Bros. Anaheim insurance men write The Plain Dealer COOLIDGE IN FIRST FARM CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—The first of a series of important conferences which President Coolidge plans with farm leaders all over the country of formulate measures for the betterment of the agricultural industry was held at the White House today. A delegation of farmers and bank- MAKES 3100 BBLS. By Ellwood J. Munger With a flow of 3100 barrels the Shell Company's Alamitos 7 went on production this week, and the well registers the biggest producer the field has experienced for several weeks. Alamitos 7 is another of those deep sand zone wells from which the future production of the Long Beach field is to come. The big well was completed at a depth of 5221 and it is making 28.6 gravity clean oil. The Alamitos property the discovery property of the great Signal Hill field is proving up wonderfully in its deep sand production and is undoubtedly one of the most valuable leases in the field. The Garner-Kelley property is making good with three and four thousand barrel wells. The Capital Oil Company has just completed a 3000 barrel well at Garner-Kelley No. 2 that promises to hold up and make its owners some money. The Capital Oil Co. is a representative of the numerous small concerns that got holdings in Signal Hill early and is now realizing. Long Beach has proven to be the most successful field ever opened up in So. Calif., for the small operator. The Clock property of the General Petroleum is one of the lol properties at Signal Hill that will cut some figure in next year's income tax figures. EL RENO, Okla., Sept. 27.—Engineer John Fleenor was crushed to death and eight others slightly injured today when a Rock Island freight train crashed ahead-on into the "Firefly," a fast passenger train, four miles north of here. The "Firefly" is a Kansas City-Dallas train. According to the dispatchers' office, the wreck was caused by a misunderstanding of orders. VISIT NEW YORK Van Meter Bros. Anaheim insurance men, write The Plain Dealer from Spring Lake Beach, N.J. "Convention here closed today. Going on to New York and Niagara Falls this afternoon. Had a big time and very successful meeting. Great country here, but California for us." Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. The latest completion on the Clock property by the General Petroleum resulted in a 2800 barrel well producing 27 gravity oil. Like the Shell's big producer the Clock well is producing from the deep zone, the finishing depth being 4919. Clock No. 1 scheduled to be the deepest oil well in the world is to be put on production at a depth of 6000 feet and set a new record for oil production. The Mack Trust Oil Co. one of the Irving Augur organizations at Long Beach is listed now in the production column with a nice well. Mack Trust No. 1 completed at 1749 is making 3000 barrels. FARM CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—The first of a series of important conferences which President Coolidge plans with farm leaders all over the country of formulate measures for the betterment of the agricultural industry was held at the White House today. A delegation of farmers and bankers from the northwest states, where the most insistent demands have been made for some immediate agrarian relief, urged the call of a special session of congress. They asked particularly for legislation reviving the United States grain corporation, with an appropriation of $50,000,000 to take over and distribute the entire wheat crop. This corporation would tend to stabilize the grain market, President Coolidge was told. The recommendations, also made by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to congress to lower freight rates on wheat and flour for export and to increase the tariff on wheat were approved and their adoption was urged by the delegation. Mr. Coolidge was informed that "thousands of foreclosures and bankruptcies among farmers are Imminent." President Coolidge told the delegation that the administration is determined to exert every available Talk of the Town! FUL MILLS PARK CITY LOTS-Fully Improved $800 00 CITY LOTS-Fully Improved $800.00 and up Within the Reach of Everyone AT THESE IMPROVEMENTS - Ornamental Street Lights - Sidewalk Water - Electricity NO OILED STREETS - NO DUST COME OUT TODAY A. A. MILLS, Own STREET. PHONE 50W. JOINT CONFERENCE ON CITY ADVERTISING The matter of a joint campaign of publicity in connection with the new oil fields believed to lie near Anaheim will be discussed at a combined meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, Merchants' Ass'n., Realty Board and City Council tonight in the council chambers. The Chamber of Commerce will consider a motion of the Merchants' Ass'n. to become merged with it. STEWART VERY LOW LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.—Lyman Stewart, 84, founder of the Union Oil Co. of Calif. and chairman of directors, was today reported near death in his home in LaFayette Square. GET $18,000 JEWELS DETROIT, Sept. 27.—Gold, diamonds, pearls and other jewelry valued at $18,000 to $20,000 were obtained today by three bandits who held up seven men in the Detroit Gold Refining Company office today. It is hard to maintain a reputation as a model of rectitude unless you leave town once in a while. power to find satisfactory methods to hold the farmers financially and economically. TELLS BIG SAVING IN OCEAN FREIGHT What the citrus fruit section of Orange-co. would gain by shipping by boat to New York was explained last night at the meeting in Olive of the A. C. of C. by F. F. Dudley and A. E. Hammond of the California-New York Steamship Co. Once Orange-co harbor is improved, part of the huge volume of oranges sent by rail can be diverted, according to Dudley. It was the monthly dinner served at Olive Hall by the ladies. Dr. J. D. Thomas of Olive, the president, presided. Orange-co. would have received a state agricultural college branch, if Dudley's suggestion had been adopted, he told his hearers. Manager Ben Cole of the Olive Heights Citrus Ass'n., declared his company had paid out $500,000 in freight charges for the shipment of $2,000,000 worth of fruit, one-half of which would have been saved by steamer shipment. LOST—Gold wrist watch attached to gold link bracelet, between Fremont school and 2 blocks west of Five Points. Gift to child. Finder please leave at Plain Dealer or call 524-J. Have Your Headlights Tested NOW THE LAW REQUIRES THAT EVERY HEADLIGHTS TESTED NOW THE LAW REQUIRES THAT EVERY MOTORIST MUST CARRY AN OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY A STATE OFFICIAL HEADLIGHT ADJUSTING STATION. --We are here to serve you 7 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.— WEST BROS. 1 Block South of Flagpole Anaheim ARK TRACT IMPROVED: —THIS IS THE FIRST TRACT EVER COMPLETELY IMPROVED BEFORE BEING PLACED ON THE MARKET. LOCATED JUST 8 BLOCKS FROM CENTER ST.. IMPROVED: —THIS IS THE FIRST TRACT EVER COMPLETELY IMPROVED BEFORE BEING PLACED ON THE MARKET. LOCATED JUST 8 BLOCKS FROM CENTER ST., ON NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET. IT IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST WHYS YOU SHOULD BUY AND BUILD HERE MOVEMENTS! Sidewalks - Curbs - Gas Owner AGENT ON TRACT AT ALL TIMES