oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-26

BIG PRODUCTION AT SANTA FE SPRINGS Santa Fe Springs staged some of its old-time big production excitement last week, when the Petroleum Midway brought in two wells on the Mattern property, one for 5000 barrels, the other for 4000. Mattern 2-2 was drilled to 4707 feet and the first 24-hour gauge showed an actual output of 5185 barrels. Mattern 2-4 drilled to 4725 feet started off at 4000 barrels and is holding steadily. Both wells are producing in the Meyer zone and making 33 gravity oil. The Mattern property is proving to be one of the most valuable holdings the Petroleum Midway has in the Springs field. One of the nicest jobs of plugging off bottom water and the transformation of a water well into an oil well, was done a few days ago by the Amalgamated Oil Co. At 4747 the Amalgamated's Clark No. 6 was a beautiful water well. Forty feet of hole was plugged back with lead wool, the result was a 4000 barrel well making 34.5 gravity oil. The oil is not showing a particle of water. The Federal Drilling Co. added another big well to its long list of successful Springs field completions with the bringing in of the Elliott Extension Oil Co.'s 3000-barrel well. The Federal Drilling Co. completed the Elliott well at 4585 and got a 33 gravity, clean oil producer. The Commercial Refining Co.'s test well on the extreme southwest section of the field struck some favorable oil indications and attracted some comment this week. The strikes were made at 4200 feet, and were good enough to add interest to the well's progress. York and Smullin, drilling contractors, have made good again at Santa Fe Springs. Drilling the Whittier-Santa Fe Springs Syndicate No. 2 to a depth of 4333 feet, a 1200-barrel well was brought in. Taking into consideration the location of the well in the congested townsite area, the well is a very good producer and York and Smullin can be proud of their work. W. S. Smullin, LUCKY PAIR WINS ASSORTED PRIZES VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 26 Lady Luck visited the Penzer family at New Westminster with a rush. While John Penzer, automobile salesman and garage proprietor, was winning the gold medal in an open competition at nearby links, Mrs. Penzer, visiting New Westminster fair, was holding in her arms before an admiring crowd their grandson, John Naylor Penzer, who won first prize among hundreds in the better babies competition. While thus receiving congratulations, news reached her that she was the holder of the winning ticket entitling her to a $1500 automobile. MUSSOLINI CAN NOT BE IGNORED LONDON, Oct. 26—Mussolini has emerged and the world must deal with him—and Mussolini's emergence is not that of an individual but a nation. Mussolini represents the young Italy, that Italy which is clamoring for due recognition from the world, and even demanding recognition. The chancelleries of Europe are amazed and perhaps even shocked at Mussolini and young Italy, but they are taking stock and coming to the conclusion that no longer is Italy to be regarded as a "step-child of Europe." Mussolini has rattled the sabre, but he can't be regarded as a "jingo," for back of his sabre-rattling is power of the public opinion of a nation. For months Mussolini has been regarded as a curious enigma. European diplomats have been inclined to tip their hats diplomatically to this man, but privately they regarded him as a sort of motion-picture Napoleon. Now all Europe knows that Mussolini must be dealt with; either he is to be taken into the exclusive circle of those who rule Europe or he is to be an enemy. TO CARRY BOTTLE For carrying a milk bottle there has been invented a wooden handle fitted with wires readily snapped in. GREATLY INCORPRIATED SIGNAL PROJECT The past week was breaker for the Long Island new production. A more new producers in and all of them were producers. In all, close reels of new production, the field's output, Gerrard completed two wells tested 2750 barrels. A T.T.ed a 1500-barrel well, Harris interests a 1200 and the Shell Co. off wells, whose combined totals 2800 barrels. George F. Getty's voice strate what can be done of deepening wells on and getting them into zone. No. 3, a former small figure, was drill feet and is making No. 6, also a former producer, was drilled and is doing 1500 barrels are producing 25 gravels a third well to be deeled finished at 4612 earmarks of a heavy pearl. At Jergins the only down the city tax rain Beach, continues to bring wells on the city's levee very materially to the income. Drilling well N foot on the Reservoir to a 1500-barrel well was that is producing 28 oil. Carl Maier, one of foreseeable possibilities west section of Long Island gradually coming into the Harris property M just completed a 1200 that is producing 22 gravel Harris producer was fine. The San Martinez Oil production test on its 4425, the well made and showed up so good been allowed to continue production. The Shell Co.'s addition Beach's new production week ran close to 4000 the Babb property tha YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Oct. 26 (Special)—The Y.-L. Woman’s club held a Hallowe’en party Tuesday evening in the clubrooms, which was much enjoyed by the hundred and thirty people present. Mrs. Geo. T. Kellogg was in charge of the affair, and to her goes the credit that it was such a social and financial success. A 6:30 “Harvest Peast” was much enjoyed, the menu including a fruit cocktail, chicken rarebit, avocado salad, rolls and butter, walnuts, pumpkin pie and coffee. After the dinner a splendid program was enjoyed. This included vocal solos by Mr. Jones of Costa Mesa, with Mrs. B. M. Selover at the piano and Miss Suzaune Kellogg dancing; recitations by wee Leonard Tanner of Fullerton, and costume dances by his sister, Miss Dona Florence; vocal solos by Miss Kellogg of Santa Ana and a toe dance by Miss Armstrong of Los Angeles. Mr. Kellogg gave a very interesting talk on “The Origin of Hallowe’en,” which was much enjoyed. Mrs. Kellogg is receiving the congratulations of her friends, because she put on such a remarkably successful affair. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pyland and the latter’s sister have moved to Redondo Beach. Mr. Pyland is employed there and wished to be nearer his work. They have made many friends during their stay of a year and a half, who were sorry to lose them from this community. Mrs. J. W. Hargrave is at home again after a several weeks’ stay with relatives in a nearby city. Mr. Starr, Sr., was found dead in regard as a curious enigma. European diplomats have been inclined to tip their hats diplomatically to this man, but privately they regarded him as a sort of motion-picture Napoleon. Now all Europe knows that Mussolini must be dealt with; either he is to be taken into the exclusive circle of those who rule Europe or he is to be an enemy. TO CARRY BOTTLE For carrying a milk bottle there has been invented a wooden handle fitted with wires readily snapped in place around a bottle’s neck. Sam Seen New Anaheim Market Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. How Science Saves Cleanliness of Meat Market. KNOW CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR PURITY AND CLEANLINES IMPORTANT FOOD, IT FRO IT FOUND MEATS KEPT. MEATS WERE TO ALL MANSION, IT WELL KNEW THAT BE PURE—COULD NOT HAVE SO LONG AGO SCIENCE MEAT MARKET. enjoyed. Mrs. Kellogg is receiving the congratulations of her friends, because she put on such a remarkably successful affair. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pyland and the latter's sister have moved to Redondo Beach. Mr. Pyland is employed there and wished to be nearer his work. They have made many friends during their stay of a year and a half, who were sorry to lose them from this community. Mrs. J. W. Hargrave is at home again after a several weeks' stay with relatives in a nearby city. Mr. Starr, Sr., was found dead in his orchard southeast of the tract late Tuesday evening. The body was found by his son, Edwin Starr, Jr. He had been in poor health for some time, so his death was not entirely unexpected. Funeral arrangements have not as yet been announced. DISMISS MEXICANS Gahalo Sausedo and Manuel Avila, charged with disturbing the peace in connection with the riot in the Mexican district of the sugar factory Sunday night, were dismissed in Judge Brown's court. The principal witnesses against them were A. P. and Joe Mendoza of Fullerton, who had been badly beaten up in the affray. But they were not able to identify the defendants to the satisfaction of the court. The frost which always hits the Georgia peaches, has now taken its usual nip as the New England cranberries.—Indianapolis Star. Women's fall dresses have more longitude and less latitude.—Kalamango Gazette. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE SICKNESS Extreme changes of weather during Fall cause many colds and coughs. For quick relief from throat, chest and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and group use Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates—ingredients printed on the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine in the world. "Foley's Honey and Tar is the most pleasant and efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever saw." writes Wm. Jones, El Dara, Illinois. On sale at Heying's Pharmacy. GREATLY INCREASE SIGNAL PRODUCTION The past week was a record breaker for the Long Beach field for new production. A half-dozen or more new producers were brought in and all of them were good heavy producers. In all, close to 8000 barrels of new production was added to the field's output. George F. Gettys completed two wells that aggregated 2750 barrels. A.T. Jergens added a 1500-barrel well, the Maler-Harris interests a 1200-barrel well, and the Shell Co. of California 3 wells, whose combined production totals 2800 barrels. George F. Gettys' wells demonstrate what can be done in the way of deepening wells on Signal Hill and getting them into the lower zone. No. 3, a former producer at a small figure, was drilled to 4935 feet and is making 1250 barrels. No. 6, also a former medium-sized producer, was drilled to 4826 feet and is doing 1500 barrels. Both wells are producing 26 gravity oil. No. 9, a third well to be deepened, is being finished at 4612 and has the earmarks of a heavy producer. At Jergins the only man to cut down the city tax rate of Long Beach, continues to bring in nice wells on the city's leases and add very materially to the municipality's income. Drilling well No. 7 to 5005 feet on the Reservoir Hill property, a 1500-barrel well was brought in that is producing 28 gravity, clean oil. Carl Maier, one of the men to foresee the possibilities of the northwest section of Long Beach field, is gradually coming into his own. On the Harris property Mr. Maier has just completed a 1200-barrel well that is producing 22 gravity oil. The Harris producer was finished at 4630 feet. The San Martinez Oil Co., made a production test on its Green well at 4425, the well made 1000 barrels and showed up so good that it has been allowed to continue on regular production. The Shell Co.'s addition to Long Beach's new production this past week ran close to 4000 barrels. On the Babb property the Shell com- GONN. PREACHER, 76, GLUTTON FOR LABOR MILFORD, Conn., Oct. 26—Rev. Alexander Hamilton has set the pace for ministers above the 75-year mark by his day's work on a recent Sunday when the mercury started into the early hundreds. Hamilton, who was ordained 53 years back in the Church of the Transfiguration, New York, conducted services in two local churches that Sunday morning, performed the funeral office for two deceased citizens in the afternoon and mounted the Cauantoua platform for a long lecture in the evening. To cap, the climax, the rector, who is 76, traveled 49 miles by auto to be ready to perform a wedding ceremony at 8 a.m. the next day. GHOULS EXPLOIT BURIAL GROUND DEFIANCE, O., Oct. 26 — Diamond hunters discovered that convicts working in the South African mines, were in the habit of swallowing diamonds and that death sometimes resulted from such misconduct. Acting upon this information the hunters for this gem bought an entire cemetery where bodies of such convicts were buried and made a fortune by removing the diamonds from the carcasses, according to H.H. Molloncup, local jeweler, addressing members of the Defiance Exchange club. G. MEGER WINS SUIT Judgment was awarded plaintiff in the suit of G. Meger, ranch owner, west of Anaheim, against Mrs. Emma Meger and Huila Hemmerling before Superior Judge Z.B.West, for the return of his furniture and household goods. Meger will be compelled to support Olga Meger, another daughater, but $50 instead of $75 was the amount set monthly. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. 1500-barrel well producing 29 gravity oil. Martin No. 2 at 5147, a deep sand test well, made a nice 1800-barrel producer, 27 gravity. Rose 1, another deep well completed at 5-147, started off at 600 barrels and KEEP LOVING WIFE ADVISES PASTOR COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 26—"Don't stop making love to your wife," advised Rev. August H.Kupling, pastor of St Paul's Eyangelical church here, sermonizing on the topic,"Advice to Married Men." "Don't scold," continued Rev. Dr Kupling. "If you are tired when you reach home from work remember your wife may be even more so. Help her when and where you can. The woman who has six rooms to keep clean, the family washing to do, several children to look after, three meals to cook each day and a lot o' mending to do works harder than the man who sits in an office all day, and just as hard as the man who spend eight hours in a factory. "Cultivate neatness and cleanliness about the home. "Give your wife an unsolicited gift occasionally. Don't make her feel like a beggar when she wants some money. If you don't know what to give her, give her money and tell her to do with it what she pleases, and don't ask her a week later what because of the money you gave her." MACKEREL INVADE NEW ENGLAND COAST BOSTON, Oct. 26—Dense schools of mackerel, said to be the largest in more than 15 years, are invading the coastal waters of New England from Cape Ann to Eastport, Me., according to fishermen arriving in port. Receipts at the fish pier and T wharf are the largest for many years, aggregating approximately 1,000,000 pounds. RECORD REPEATER A new record repeater for phonographs weighs less than an ounce and does not touch the playing surface of a record at any point. BATHTUB AND CRIB An English woman is the inventor of a baby's bathtub that can be lowered into its stand and used for gradually coming into his own. On the Harris property Mr. Maler has just completed a 1200-barrel well that is producing 22 gravity oil. The Harris producer was finished at 4630 feet. The San Martinez Oil Co. made a production test on its Green well at 4425, the well made 1000 barrels and showed up so good that it has been allowed to continue on regular production. The Shell Co.'s addition to Long Beach's new production this past week ran close to 4000 barrels. On the Babb property the Shell completed No. 3 at 4350 feet and got a FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. 1500-barrel well producing 29 gravity oil. Martin No. 2 at 5147, a deep sand test well, made a nice 1800-barrel producer, 27 gravity. Rose 1, another deep well completed at 5-147, started off at 600 barrels and is doing 24 gravity oil. RECORD REPEATER A new record repeater for phonographs weighs less than an ounce and does not touch the playing surface of a record at any point. BATHTUB AND CRIB An English woman is the inventor of a baby's bathtub that can be lowered into its stand and used for a crib or cradle. Seelig Co.’s Anaheim Market Center and SAM SEELIG CO. "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER SAME PRICES AT BOTH MARKET Science Safeguards the Mess of Your Meats NG AGO SCIENCE STEPPED INTO A MARKET. KNOWING THE SANITARY NECESSARY TO SAFEGUARD THE CLEANLINESS OF NATURE'S MOST FOOD, IT FROWNED AT THE WAY MEATS KEPT. EXPOSED AS THOSE BE TO ALL MANNER OF CONTAMINATION KNEW THAT THEY COULD NOT DOULD NOT HAVE THEIR MAXIMUM SAM SEELIG CO. "Cash" CALIFORNI S. S. New York PINT ...30 SUNMAID RAISINS, seeded Hills' Bros., Ben Hur and M. Seelig’s High-Grade Coffee, f 35c lb. BAKE A CAKE Swansdown Cake Flour ... KNOWING THE SANITARY NECESSARY TO SAFEGUARD THE CLEANLINESS OF NATURE'S MOST FOOD, IT FROWNED AT THE WAY MEATS KEPT. EXPOSED AS THOSE USE TO ALL MANNER OF CONTAMINATION KNEW THAT THEY COULD NOT DOULD NOT HAVE THEIR MAXIMUM USE. LY SCIENCE TACKLED THE TASK OF MING THE MEATS THAT WE EAT BY PROTECTING THEM WITH PROTERATION AND BY GIVING YOUR RE-DEALER DEVICES WHEREBY HE YOU MEATS SPOTLESSLY CLEAN SOME. Are a Model of Sanitation And The Most Equipment—A Trial Visit Will Convince. PRODUCTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HEIM BEEF COMPANY MEAT PACKERS PRODUCER TO CONSUMER — NO MIDDLEMANS PROTITS Hills’ Bros., Ben Hur and M. Seelig’s High-Grade Coffee, fr 35c lb. BAKE A CAKE Swansdown Cake Flour ... Storage Eggs, doz. ... Dromedary Cocoanut— 1-4 lb. Crisco ... 11-2 lbs. 3 lbs. Baker’s Chocolate— 1-2 lb. ... 18 New Crop No. 2 California Walnut 2 lbs. 45c POLK’S HEARTS OF GRAN S.S. LARGE OLIVES ... OAK GLEN BUTTER Nucoa S.S. Special Flour CHIEF PUTS OUT FIRE WITH GRASS BELLAIRE, O., Oct. 26—A new fire extinguisher has been found by Fire Chief Charles Gratz here. It is grass. It happened this way: The chief and his wife were auto riding when the car ignited from the ignition wires. Floor boards were burning. There was no fire extinguisher on the machine. Mrs. Gratz jumped out and began pulling up grass alongside the road. The grass was damp, due to recent heavy rains. She tossed the grass to Chief Gratz, who piled it on the burning boards, putting out the fire. For R'SULTS use The Plain Dealer. "For those who want the best" Specials for Saturday Milwaukee Style Ceverlat Sausages, per lb. ...50c Gothaer Ceverlat, per lb. ...55c Braunschweger Liver Sausage, per lb. ...40c Weiners or Frankfurters, 2 lbs. ...35c For Service Try Our Lunch Counter and Soda Fountain Hauden's Delicatessen Sam Seelig Market 139 W. 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