oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-11

MORE NEW GUSHERS AT LONG BEACH The past week witnessed a number of new completions in the Long Beach field that helped materially to maintain the field's general average and prevent the cry that Long Beach is rapidly declining, and that the field development is about over. The deep sand production of this field will go a long way to keep its production up to normal. The deep wells have long strata of oil sands, and these sands will not deplete rapidly. Interest in the Long Beach field, especially the northwest section of the field will center on the work of the United Oil Company on the Bixby lease. At 4:20 the Bixby well did not make much of a producer and the United has taken the well off production and will try it out for a deep sand. The General Petroleum's Clock No. 1 was scheduled to set a new record for the world in deep production had to be completed almost a 1000 feet short of the mark intended. Plans were made to carry the Clock well to 6009 feet. A complicated mechanical trouble at 5973 developed and it was found necessary to completed the well at 5015 feet. On the K. & H. lease at 2A the General Petroleum put a well on production. Water trouble developed and it was necessary to kill the production and go in and do some work on the well. The Fred B. Poster Co. scored a nice producer on signal Hill with the completion of No. 55 a 2000 barrel well. This is one of the good wells uled to be in on the Signal Hill with a The Cooper Petroleum FREE! Attention Motorists! Carburetor Adjusted and Information by a Factory Expert on Stromberg Carbureitors. October 15th and 16th at Nenno & Eimers 145 South Los Angeles Street Phone: 464 Mrs. Beryl Curtis Ward and the Ward children. The plumbing the most striking of the Ward family. As the trial of Walter S. Ward, millionaire baker's with murder, nears the end Mrs. Ward, who has stood at her husband, and the two Ward children are anxiously awaiting at the hands of the jury. The children, of course, "papa" may be home soon or may have to stay away long." Ward has been on trial on a charge of killing Peters, a sailor. Mrs. Ward sat beside her husband all trial and testified in his behalf. nice producer on signal Hill with the completion of No. 55 a 2000 barrel well. This is one of the good wells the Poster organization has had the good fortune to secure and it adds quite materially to the company's production. On the Campbell property at No. 3 the Coast States Oil Company brot in a 1000 barrel well producing 28 gravity, clean oil. The well is considered a very good one for its depth, and the gravity is also a matter of gratification. A 1000 barrel well in the deep sand on the Coast States property should be a long life producer. The Havenstrite-Baker Drilling Co. delivered to the Illustrated Review a 1000 barrel well this week. Illustrated Review No. 3 was completed at 4634 and is making better than 26 gravity oil. Among the larger wells to attract attention at Long Beach this week was the 1900 barrel well completed by the Big 3 Oil Syndicate. The Big Three well was finished at 4620 feet and is doing 26 gravity product. The Cooper Petroleum Co. is sched- BANDITS OBTAIN $125,000 NEW YORK. One bandit held a grit of the lone watchman five other burglars in the warehouse of Freest West 36th street, valued at $125,000. The thieves occupied with their job. They into an auto truck into the dawn. 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Lemon St. "Everything in Woodwork" THE PLAIN DEALER: ANAHEIM, CALIF ANOTHER AERIAL MAIL TEST SHORTLY The recent successful test covering several days of the aerial mail service between New York and San Francisco will be repeated at a date to be announced later, and if successful will bring about the establishment of permanent thru service. The new test will cover a month, according to information reaching Postmaster J. H. Whitaker. The complete service will mean lateral lines to supplement the main trunk lines, so that mail from Southern California will not need to go via San Francisco. That the department has little doubt of its success is more or less indicated by the completeness with which preparations have been made for a permanent service. A uniform system has been worked out, for the modest service now in operation, that will apply to the entire branch. The country has been divided into three zones, the first or New York-Chicago, second or night-flying, Chicago to Cheyenne and third, Cheyenne to San Francisco. Eight principal points are routed—New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Reno and San Francisco. Only first class mail matter is taken, or mail sent as such, and the rates are: Westward bound, New York to Chicago, eight cents; to Cheyenne, 16; to Salt Lake City, Reno and San Francisco, 24 cents; eastward bound, San Francisco to Reno, Salt Lake City or Cheyenne, eight cents; to Omaha and Chicago, 16; to Cleveland or New York, 24. That is, eight cents is charged for each ounce or fraction of an ounce, for each sone or part of a zone in which mail is carried by plane. Transit mail forwarded to destination by Railway Mail Service will be rated to points carried by Air Mail Service. Weather conditions during the recent four-day test are officially described as only 75 per cent normal, but only once was a plane detained. That was when a fog bank over Cheyenne forced Pilot Collison, after three vain attempts to pierce it, to return to Laramie, Wyo. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON William A. Meyer, J. L. Harris, B. J. Eginton, E. C. Rayborn, H. J. Lyon, J. C. Furst, R. E. Grave and H. C. Collins, Los Angeles; R. Van Mourik, Oakland; R. M. Kent, Eagle Rock, and C. E. Gaylor, San Bernardino. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. 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