oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-16

8000-BBL WELL AT LONG BEACH The Long Beach field experiential affairs, and friends are awaiting their return for others. Enceded a new thrill this week with the bringing in of an 8000 barrel well. The big well has caused tremendous excitement at Long Beach not only on account of the great size of the well, but on account of the fact that it seems to open up a new deep sand in a portion of the field that has been considered of little value. Early in the development of the Long Beach field much stress was laid on the possibilities of the Love-lady Pool. Up to last week, however, the Love-lady Pool has produced but little bifl, and that has been from upper sands. It remained for the Marine Oil Corporation to drill a well down to 5070 feet and open up a land that has the possibilities the field has been said to have. The Marine Oil Corporation's No. 7 at 5070 is making 8000 barrels, 29.5 gravity, and is the greatest oil producer of the highest gravity in the Long Beach field today. The opening up of this great well means a revival of development of the Love-lady Pool, the refinancing of a number of promotions syndicate companies that have been standing idle for months. In addition to making one of most important discoveries ever made on Signal Hill the Marine Oil Corporation completed a 3000 barrel well at No. 22 at a depth of 4510. The Petroleum Midway is trying out a deep producer on Signal Hill at the Ellis lease. Ellis No. 1 was orilled to 5174 feet and is on a pumping production test showing a little oil. Davidson No. 2 a last week completion at 3900 feet is pumping about 300 barrels. The Sherman Oil Company drilling a deep test well on the Decker property did not get much of a producer. Decker No. 1 completed LA HABRA, Nov. 16.—(Spl.)—The new Lincoln grammar school on North Walnut-st., was completed last week and was used for the first time Wednesday. Miss Helen Hibbs will be principal of the new school and will also teach the fourth grade. Other teachers will be Mrs. Elsa Crist, third grade; Mrs. Rosmand Smith, second grade; and music; Miss Anna Boatright, first grade; Mrs. Crystal Jensen, kindergarten. The higher grades will be taught at the Washington school. Opening of the new school will greatly relieve conditions at the Washington, as they have been overcrowded since the opening of the school year, owing to the increase in the population of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. York left Wednesday to attend the Kiwanis convention at Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson entertained Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Len Hart and husband of Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Matfison left the first of the week for a business and pleasure trip to be spent in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herring of Florence avenue entertained the former's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Herring o Modesto Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Washburn of Seal Beach was a dinner guest Thursday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Wolfe. Mrs. Beatrice Swarts entertained her daughter Mrs. Helen Spencer of Redondo Beach over the week-end. C. L. Crumrine left the first of the week for a business trip of two weeks to be spent in the north. While away he will visit Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Salt Lake. Mrs. Holigraph spent the week end at Santa Barbara as the guest of a friend Mrs. B. M. Phelps. Mr. Clarence Glazier received returned to La Habra Monroe from their homestead at Valle View, Utah, where they had spent two years. Sam Couch and family of Fa ville, Arkansas, moved to Habras from Fullerton and w make their home on E. Second street. Mr. J. L. Balcom of East Sond street received word from brother Henry Balcom and fami of Bates, Ark., that they are arrive in La Habra about last of Nov. They are make the trip by auto. James Balcom, accompanied Alta Canfield, Edmond Rapp of Fullerton, Mritt Canfield and Margaree Jones motored to Santa Barb where they spent the week at the home of Mr. and M Claudse Smith. Mr. and Mrs. I. Glenn and fulty of West Coast spent the w end in La Habra visiting reives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Proud, companied by Mr. and Mrs. Chter Scheupbach, Frank Davis The Petroleum Midway is trying out a deep producer on Signal Hill at the Ellis lease. Ellis No. 1 was drilled to 5174 feet and is on a pumping production test showing a little oil. Davidson No. 2 a last week completion at 3000 feet is pumping about 300 barrels. The Sherman Oil Company drilling a deep test well on the Decker property did not get much of a producer. Decker No. 1 completed at 5280 is making 375 barrels. The Sherman Oil Company was entitled to a big well like the one brought in by W. R. Ramsey a few weeks ago. The properties are near each other. Shell Company of California production was booster to 48,000 barrel well completed by the Shell Company is Alamites 9 on the discovery property at 4177 feet. The 1500 barrel producer was drilled on the Wilbur lease No. 3, and was finished at a depth of 5204. The bigger and deeper well is producing 28.7 gravity oil. The Trojan Oil Company has labored long and hard to get an oil well on Signal Hill. The efforts of the Trojan were rewarded with a 4000 barrel well, with the completion of No. 1 at 4985. Northwest extension development is now waiting on the outcome of the United Oil Company's ALPHA BETA CAL "HELP YOURSELF" STORE NO. 12 SATURDAY SHREDDED WHEAT ...3 for 25c BUTTER ...51c SUGAR, 10 lbs. ...95c WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE POWDER, large ...45c CHIPSO ...25c TILLAMOOK CHEESE, lb. ...35c KELLOGG'S IOWA CORN ...2 for 25c SCOTT TISSUE TOILET PAPER ...15c Mrs. Beatrice Swartz entertained her daughter Mrs. Helen Spencer of Redondo Beach over the week-end. C. L. Crumrine left the first of the week for a business trip of two weeks to be spent in the north. While away he will visit Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Salt Lake. Mrs. Holigraph spent the week end at Santa Barbara as the guest of a friend Mrs. B. M. Phelps. Mr. Clarence Glazier received news Wednesday of the death of his brother's wife Mrs. Fred Glazier of Downey, who passed away at her home Tuesday evening at six o'clock. Ladies Aid Society of the Community church held an all day meeting at the Social Tuesday. A pot luck lunch was served at noon. They also completed work for the bazaar to be held the 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bedbetter Bixby well. At 4467 this well was put on production test but failed to make good. The deepening of the well will determine whether or not there is a commercial sand out on the northwest section of the field worthy of development. The United Oil Company is doing the pioneering in this section and upon its success the hope of an extension of the Long Beach field depends. UNI B. V. D. Athl Union an $1.00 Grades ... $1.25 Grades ... $1.50 Grades ... $1.65 Grades ... $1.75 Grades ... $2.00 Grades ... $2.50 Grades ... $3.00 Grades ... $3.50 Grades WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE POWDER, large ...45c CHIPSO ...25c TILLAMOOK CHEESE, lb...35c KELLOGG'S IOWA CORN ...2 for 25c SCOTT TISSUE TOILET PAPER...15c VELVET FLOUR, 49 lbs. $2.25 24 1-2 lbs. $1.15 ARMOUR'S CORN FLAKES ...2 for 15c BOB WHITE SOAP ...6 for 25c WEBER VALLEY PEAS ...2 for 25c NATIONAL MARKET—BEST OF MEATS OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Potatoes, 8 lbs ...25c Figs, lb...20c Dates, 2 lbs...25c BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL New York Crispy Crisp Rolls, doz...12c Put in Your Order Early for Xmas Plum Pudding and Fruit Cake "Best For Less" Gerrard Bros. and Hanson 249 E. Center St. 10c Del. Phone 297 ed to La Habra Monday their homestead at Valley Utah, where they had spent ears. Couch and family of Fate-Arkansas, moved to La from Fullerton and will their home on E. Second J., L. Balcom of East Secreet received word from his Henry Balcom and family es. Ark., that they are on way to Calif., and expect to in La Habra about the 11 Nov. They are making up by auto. es Balcom, accompanied by Canfield, Edmond Canfield, a Rapp of Fullerton, Meranfield and Margarette motored to Santa Barbara they spent the week end home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. and Mrs. I. Glenn and fam-West Coast spent the week La Habra visiting rela-nd friends. and Mrs. L. E. Proud, acnied by Mr. and Mrs. Cheseupbach, Frank Davis and wife of Garden Grove enjoyed a picnic lunch in Monrovia Canyon Monday. Dick Brown and family of First street, left Wednesday for Kansas where they will visit Mr. Brown's father who is very ill.The trip will be made by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McCamish of Prairie Grove, Ark., were guests at the J. L. Balcom home on East Second-st. J. B. Roberts who has been visiting in Springdale, Ark., for the past two months is expected to return to La Habra the last of the week. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, also Mr. and Mrs. Osburne and daughter will accompany Mr. Roberts home. Miss Vioia Harrison of Fate-ville, Ark., and Jack Moore of La Habra were married in Santa Ana Friday, they will make their home with Miss Harrison's sister, Mrs. Jesse Roberts of the Gurley tract. A. H. Parson is improving his property on East First by moving a two-story building to his lot which he purchased from the Standard Oil Company at Santa Fe Springs. KANSAS CITY GRABS DIVORCE LAURELS KANSAS CITY, Nov. 16.-Not content with forcing meno, Nev., long the lair premiere of divorces-to-be, to haul down its colors in shame at its comparatively small number of divorces, Kansas City rushed to enlarge the margin of victory. It now claims the youngest-divorcee. So young was Mrs. Lillian M. Brouseman, plaintiff, she was forced to file her divorce petition through her mother, Mrs. Brouseman was 15 years old. The petition alleged the husband, 22, beat Mrs. Brouseman several times, and that she finally left him because of extreme cruelty. The Brousemans had been married more than a year. SHOTGUN STOCK A stock for shotguns has been invented that enables a man to aim with his left eye when holding a weapon in the usual way or a left-handed man to aim with his right eye. BRITISH OPPOSE ADDED PENALTY LONDON, Nov. 16.-Crewe, British ambassadors France, today, was instructed London to inform the French government that Great Britain posed to any further sanction (penalties) on Germany, elite occupation of inland territories. Great Britain does not join in any action which makes a "haloed martyr" former crown prince, who just returned to Germany his place of exile in Holland. 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