oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-21

SANTA FE SPGS. DROPPING FAST The decline of production at Santa Fe Springs seems to be the most alarming factor of the petroleum industry of the southland. The famous high gravity oil field is dropping down fast, the decline averaging a little better than 1000 barrels a day. Late figures compiled on the field's aggregate places the output at 186,000 barrels. The Petroleum Midway staged a gusher comeback well for the Springs field at Wickman No. 1. Drilled to 4620 feet, Wickman No. 1 made 3000 barrels and sprung a real surprise for big production. A 3000-barrel well at this stage of the development of Santa Fe Springs means something to the field and a lot of encouragement to the Petroleum Midway. The Shell Co. of California added approximately 2500 barrels of new production to its Springs output with three new wells. On the G. H. N. property No. 9 at 4680 is doing 700 barrels, No. 10 on the same property at 4645 is a 1000-barrel well, and Thompson 3 at 4500 is a 1000-barrel producer. With the completion of the three wells above the Shell Co. raised its Springs production to better than 12,000 barrels. The west extension of the Springs field is now in the hands of the Standard Oil Co., and unless the Standard's Honghton well pleks up a sand pretty soon there will be no west extension. Drilling on the Houghton well has passed the 5100-foot mark and gray sand does not augur very well for the outlook. On the Santa Gertrudes property the Standard completed No. 6 at 4690 and got a 675-barrel well. JAPS OBSERVE XMAS GIFT SEASON MARYSVILLE. Dec. 21.-Large numbers of Christmas packages are being sent to Japan by local subjects of the Mikado it is announced by Postmaster Lewis. Immediately after the earthquake of a few months ago the labor unions at Canton this afternoon threatened a general post strike which would lie up shipping and adjourn business unless the foreign warships lying off Sherman Island withdraw. American, English and French warships are anchored off Canton and Dr. Sun Yat Son, loader of the south Caina republican forces in Canton, has been warned against any attempt to seize the customs house or customs revenue. The presence of the international war fleet is said to have aroused high anti-foreign feeling. POETIC FAREWELL UPON DEPARTURE Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ottenad of St. Louis who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Le Vecke of Anaheim left today over the Santa Fe for their return trip. They hope to come back to So.Cal again. Their hosts showed them about the country as far north as San Francisco. Mr. Ottenad is proprietor of the George W. Ottenad Reality Co. of St. Louis. Mrs. Ottenad had been visiting here about a month, and Mr. Ottenad about two weeks. Mrs. LeVecke has penned the following: Now that you've seen California, The state of which we're proud, We hope you'll return and sing its praise. Right out loud. Was wonderful to have you, Enjoy this land of ours, And our one regret is only That you can not share its flowers. The kind that's everlasting Both golden ones and blue Will often times remind us Of the days we spent with you. Beneath our wonderful sun-rays And glorious atmosphere Tis our wish in closing That some day, you'll be Permanent here. Composed by Mrs. LeVecke. CHINESE DOCKMEN THREATEN STRIKE SHANGHAI, Dec. 21.-Chinese labor unions at Canton this afternoon threatened a general post strike which would lie up shipping and adjourn business unless the foreign warships lying off Sherman Island withdraw. American, English and French warships are anchored off Canton and Dr. Sun Yat Son, loader of the south Caina republican forces in Canton, has been warned against any attempt to seize the customs house or customs revenue. The presence of the international war fleet is said to have aroused high anti-foreign feeling. CHICKSAN GETS 750-BBL.W. By Elwood Munger Huntington Beach's only fire for the week was the barrel well of the Chicksan Co. The Chicksan Oil Co. has go to 4900 feet to get the fort, as the well is making gravity oil. The Chicksan well sets the Petroleum Midway well. Huntington Beach produces hovers around 70,000 barrels and having assumed a more fitted basis, it is believed it continues to hold up to this for some time. During the part of the present month production has shown a gain. With H. L. Whiston m such splendid progress on the lution of the water problem the Bickell well, the outline of western extension of Montebello field is looking every day. At 4395 the Bickell well is not showing any wail and instead is showing a l oil and gas. It is under Whiston will give the well a duction tryout at 4395 should it not make more than small well, it will go deeper. Anaheim developments took an increase of interest with second rig in the field. W Keck, known as one of the successful independent operators of So.Calif., has a derrick in Brookhurt, two miles west Anaheim. Drilling on the Bickell hurst well is scheduled to commence before the end of the year. The Standard Oil Co. is on the pioneering of the Anaheim field, and has its Wagner drilling at close to 2700 feet, to date the showings have been of any importance oway. Belflower seems to be sited that the Calpetro Oil Producers Syndicate No. 1 has had sufficient showings to make a well, and is preparing to set next oil field for South California. While the condition of the Calpetro well is such that will never make much of a ducer, the well has revealed JAPS OBSERVE XMAS GIFT SEASON MARYSVILLE. Dec. 21—Large numbers of Christmas packages are being sent to Japan by local subjects of the Mikado it is announced by Postmaster Lewis. Immediately after the earthquake of a few months ago, the same activity was in evidence. The Christmas rush, however, is largely new and is said to indicate that the Japanese are beginning to look upon Christmas as a time of goodwill and the exchanging of gifts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. B. M. SECRIST DIES TULARE, Calif., Dec. 21—B. M. Secrist of San Francisco, vice president of the Pacific Fruit Express, died here last night at 9 p.m. He was stricken with heart disease Monday at the Delano Gun club. His relatives were at his bedside when death came. SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER New Anaheim Market Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. Anaheim Market 139-41 West Center Street - Same Prices at Both Markets - 1 LB. Pure Sugar $1.35 15¢ Hard Candy HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES, 5 Lbs. $2.10 lb. Old Fashioned lb. 15c Hard Candy $1.50 HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES, 5 Lbs. $2.10 lb. Old Fashioned lb. 23c Chocolate Creams 23c 1 LB Lyon's Glace Fruit 2 LBS. 65c (Packed Expressly for Sam Seelig Co.) 1.30 Heinz Mincemeat Tin ...30c Dromedary Cocoanut, 1-2 lb. ...30c Pitted Sour Red Cherries ...32c Sugared Dates, lb. ...25c Maine Blueberries ...28c Bee Mixed Candy, lb. 22 1-2c Nonesuch Mincemeat ...15c Empson Pumpkin, 2 cans ...35c CLUSTER RAISINS, Cart ...15c 5lb. Fancy Blue Rose Rice 35c HICKSAN GETS 750-BBL. WELL By Elwood Munger Huntington Beach's only feeder for the week was the 750-barrel well of the Chicksan Oil Co. had to add 4900 feet to get the prowler, but it was worth the effort, as the well is making 24-inch oil. The Chicksan well off the Petroleum Midway's van well. Huntington Beach production runs around 70,000 barrels, having assumed a more set-basis, it is believed it willinue to hold up to this figure some time. During the latter of the present month, theduction has shown a slightWith H. L. Whiston making a splendid progress on the soffor of the water problem in Bicknell well, the outlook for western extension of the tebbello field is looking better day. At 4395 the Bicknell is not showing any water, instead is showing a lot of gas. It is understoodBicknell will give the well a prolongetryout at 4395, andhold it not make more than a well, it will go deeper. Heimelt developments took on increase of interest with aand rig in the field. W. M., known as one of the mostessential independent operatorso Calif., has a derrick up at kirkhut, two miles west ofkirkhut, two miles west ofkirkhut. Drilling on the Brooktwell is scheduled to commence before the end of the year.Standard Oil Co. is doing pioneering of the Anaheimand has its Wagner wellat close to 2700 feet, andate the showings have notof any importance either ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED BEATING Andrew Gage, Fullerton msh, alleged to have been unmercifullybeaten by Deputy Sheriff McClelland and other officers on S. Spadra road, Saturday, after hehad yelled to Jack Dunlap, prisoner,"I'm with you, Jack,"has been arrested by the Fullertonpolice on a complaint sworn toby Jake Diest, charging himwith disturbing the peace by "usingprofane and vulgar language towards certain officers." He was arraigned before Jud French entered a plea of notguilty, and demanded a jury trial.His hearing has been set forJan. 10, and he was released on his own recognizance. FRUIT SHIPMENTS ARE STILL HEAVY While shipments of orangesfrom Central Calif., mainly navelshave declined to only about 20 per cent of the peak reached onDec. 3, when 510 cars were shipped,the fruit is still going forthin some quantity, contrary to expectation.I had been anticipatedthat shipments would be practically cleaned up before this. On Tuesday 117 cars of orangesand three of lemons were shipped.. By the end of this weekthe total is expected to be hardly half this. Shipments from So. Calif., stillhang on. On Wednesday 18 carsof oranges and 34 of lemons were shipped. Northern Calif. is practically out of it, with only six carsof oranges and no lemons on Tuesday. Total shipments of orangesfrom So. Calif. to Dec. 19 sinceNov. 1, amounted to 923 carsagainst 1117 last year at the samedate, and 697 lemons against 536.From Central Calif., total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to4870 cars of oranges and 42 oflemons against 3313 of orangesand 67 of lemons last year.From Northern Calif., 558 carsof oranges and 23 oflemoneshave been shipped against 258oforanges and 19 of lemons at the SENTINAL GETS 24 GRAVITY OIL When the Sentinel Oil Co.completed its 2000-barrel Joughin 1at 3800 feet, one of the most important wells at Torrance was puton production.The Sentinel'swell allays all feeling of anxietyconcerning another mile ofthe northeast extension of the field.The big well is making 24 gravityolil,and is flowing under bothahigh casing and tubing pressure.The Joughin property proves outone of the choiceest in the field,and the Sentinel Oil Co.isparticularly fortunate in pickingthe big property for its Torrance operations. The So. Calif., Drilling Co.isdoing big things in the way ofbringing in new producers at Torrance.The So. Calif., has contractedto develop the SpragueOil Co.'s properties and startedthe work off with a coupleof $2000-barrel wells.Sprague No.1completed at 3809,started offat 2500 barrels and settledto 2006This well is flowing underthe highest gas pressure,bothfor tubing and casing of any wellyet brought in at Torrence.Sprague No.1 has the enormousgas pressure of 700 pounds onthe casing and the tubing iscarrying 340 pounds. The Federal Drilling Co.metwith a little disappointment inthe deepening of Gerner No.1.The 100 feet additional hole resulted in a water well,and now itwill be plugged back and goonproduction at the originaldepth of 3767. C. C. Julian's Splitzdoser No.1has been considered bysomeas being off the structure.Itisnot generally known,howver,B.C. has the oil sand inthiswell,and when completed it willmake good as a producer.A stringof 10-inch has been set at 3671,and the oil sand ran for 60 feetahead of the point where thepipe was set. Among producers of note completedand put on production atTorrance this past week,includethe Santa Fe's Torrance 16and23.at 3750 feet 650 barrels,theConsolidated Mutual's 3 at3 LIVERMORE MAN ONLY SMALL PRINT WASHINGTON, Dec.Jesse L. Livermore,Newbroker who handledthestock of the MammothO'Sinclair subsidiaryoperatpot Dome,made onlyprofit out of the deal,hesenate public landscaperoday. This profit representethan one per centoftheamount received forthestock,Livermore said.Livermore declaredthemoth stock was firstplalein October,1922,sixafter Harry F.SinclairDex-secretary of the interne SHELL CO. LEARN AT LONG BR The Shell Co. led theremsof the Long Beachfarm week for newproducersThe Shell Co.completedNo.1 at 5007 in thedozoneand brought in a niinebarrel well.The additionnew Andrews producer runShell's Signal Hill outputter than 53,000 barrels al The General Petroleumeeded in getting itsdeep&H.4 on production onplugging the well backfeet.At 5518 bottom watthe necessary to plug backwhere a 750-barrel produc brought in,making 21.5oil. The National Oil Co.'s4538 refused to makengullpump,Harry C.Noonaindled to quit his south shilewell after the failure ofthe Trolemi Midway's Ella t anything better thana well.The United OtlCo.nice producer out of itsdrilled to 5050 feet.Making1600 barrels ofclegravity oil. Long Beach productionsues to hold up remarkalsfield is not doing thebigscheduled for it some time.the experts but continue Pioneering of the Anaheim and has its Wagner well at close to 2700 feet, and date the showings have not of any importance either. Cellflower seems to be satisfied that the Calpetro Oil Produced Syndicate No. 1 has had sufficient showings to make an oil and is preparing to stage next oil field for Southernornia. While the condition of Calpetro well is such that it never make much of a pro-river, the well has revealed cer-showings and indications assure a field. W. M. Keckilling No. 2 and No. 2 is the that is expected to show the value of the field. The Oak Ridge Oil Co. at Banham made a little more hole out of curiosity to see just good things look ahead. It understood that the findings RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue, however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. HOLIDAY PROGRAM A special holiday program was given at the closing pre-vacation assembly of the Fullerton H.S. today. The high school and J.C. closed today until Jan. 2. The grammar schools closed Wednesday after a special program at the auditorium, featured by two plays. A special entertainment is scheduled tonight at the high school auditorium, at which the various holidays of the year are to be presented in tableaux. ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in out of it, with only six cars of oranges and no lemons on Tuesday. Total shipments of oranges from So. Calif. to Dec. 19 since Nov. 1, amounted to 923 cars, against 1117 last year at the same date, and 697 lemons against 536. From Central Calif. total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to 4870 cars of oranges and 42 of lemons against 3312 of oranges and 67 of lemons last year. From Northern Calif. 558 cars of oranges and 23 of lemons have been shipped against 258 of oranges and 19 of lemons at the same date last year. RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue, however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. HOLIDAY PROGRAM A special holiday program was given at the closing pre-vacation assembly of the Fullerton H.S. today. The high school and J.C. closed today until Jan. 2. The grammar schools closed Wednesday after a special program at the auditorium, featured by two plays. A special entertainment is scheduled tonight at the high school auditorium, at which the various holidays of the year are to be presented in tableaux. ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in out of it, with only six cars of oranges and no lemons on Tuesday. Total shipments of oranges from So. Calif. to Dec. 19 since Nov. 1, amounted to 923 cars, against 1117 last year at the same date, and 697 lemons against 536. From Central Calif. total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to 4870 cars of oranges and 42 of lemons against 3312 of oranges and 67 of lemons at the same date last year. From Northern Calif. 558 cars of oranges and 23 of lemons have been shipped against 258 of oranges and 19 of lemons at the same date last year. RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue, however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. HOLIDAY PROGRAM A special holiday program was given at the closing pre-vacation assembly of the Fullerton H.S. today. The high school and J.C. closed today until Jan. 2. The grammar schools closed Wednesday after a special program at the auditorium, featured by two plays. A special entertainment is scheduled tonight at the high school auditorium, at which the various holidays of the year are to be presented in tableaux. ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in out of it, with only six cars of oranges and no lemons on Tuesday. Total shipments of oranges from So. Calif. to Dec. 19 since Nov. 1, amounted to 923 cars, against 1117 last year at the same date, and 697 lemons against 536. From Central Calif. total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to 4870 cars of oranges and 42 of lemons against 3312 of oranges and 67 of lemons at the same date last year. From Northern Calif. 558 cars of oranges and 23 of lemons have been shipped against 258 of oranges and 19 of lemons at the same date last year. RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue, however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. HOLIDAY PROGRAM A special holiday program was given at the closing pre-vacation assembly of the Fullerton H.S. today. The high school and J.C. closed today until Jan. 2. The grammar schools closed Wednesday after a special program at the auditorium, featured by two plays. A special entertainment is scheduled tonight at the high school auditorium, at which the various holidays of the year are to be presented in tableaux. ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in out of it, with only six cars of oranges and no lembs on Tuesday. Total shipments of oranges from So. Calif. to Dec. 19 since Nov. 1, amounted to 923 cars, against 1117 last year at the same date, and 697 lembs against 536. From Central Calif. total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to 4870 cars of oranges and 42 of lembs against 3312 of oranges and 67 of lembs at the same date last year. From Northern Calif. 558 cars of oranges and 23 of lembs have been shipped against 258 of oranges and 19 of lembs at the same date last year. RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue, however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. HOLIDAY PROGRAM A special holiday program was given at the closing pre-vacation assembly of the Fullerton H.S. today. The high school and J.C. closed today until Jan. 2. The grammar schools closed Wednesday after a special program at the auditorium, featured by two plays. A special entertainment is scheduled tonight at the high school auditorium, at which the various holidays of the year are to be presented in tableaux. ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in out of it, with only six cars of oranges and no lembs on Tuesday. Total shipments of oranges from So. Calif. to Dec. 19 since Nov. 1, amounted to 923 cars, against 1117 last year at the same date, and 697 lembs against 536. From Central Calif. total shipments to Dec. 18 amounted to 4870 cars of oranges and 42 of lembs against 3312 of oranges and 67 of lembs at the same date last year. From Northern Calif. 558 cars of oranges and 23 of lembs have been shipped against 258 of oranges and 19于lembs at the same date last year. RECEIVER SUED OVER UNIT SALE The preliminary hearing of E.W. Topping, receiver for the Square Deal Oil Co., charged with obtaining money under false pretenses in alleged sale of oil units, will be resumed in February, it was announced today, the hearing having been adjourned by Justice J.B. Cox without being completed. Panela Logue, a nurse, accuses Topping of misrepresentations in connection with the sale of a unit to her. Topping was defended by Former Judge W.H. Thomas, who is also attorney for a large number of unit holders in the company who have instituted both civil and criminal proceedings against Chris Nelson and other promoters of the company. Topping's appointment as receiver for the company was the result of action taken by these stockholders, with whom he is understood to be in harmony. Panela Logue; however, directed her criminal accusations against the receiver, it was shown. PROBE 3 THEFTS A series of burglaries occurred in The Tustin and El Modena district was being investigated today bythe sheriff's office.Reportsof three depredations were received.The burglar who visited J.W.Bradshaw residence at Tustin late yesterday appeared tobe bent solely upon securing foodand clothing.He made awaywith a brown suitof clothesand a bottleof milk,andhas foundfootmoretogobeforeitisexpectedto striketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIiscloseto4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitisexpectedtostriketheoil sand.The Macmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitIsexpectedToStrikeTheOpportunitiesOfTheMagnesiaModenaWomenWantedByCountriesOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfootmoretogobeforeitIsexpectedTostrikeTheoil Sand.TheMacmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitIs expectedTostrikeTheoil Sand.TheMacmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogobeforeitIs expectedTostrikeTheoil Sand.TheMacmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogo beforeItIsExpectedToStrikeTheOpportunitiesOfTheMagnesiaModenaWomenWantedByCountriesOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoil Sand.TheMacmillan-DavisOilCo.,C.C.Julian,andtheGlobePetroleumGardenSyndicateIisclose.to4500feet,andhas200feetmoretogo beforeItIs expectedTo 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strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon SecuringFoodAndClothing.He made awaywitha brown suitof clothesanda bottleof milk,andhas foundfoot moreto go beforeItIs expectedTo strikeTheoilsOnEarlyReleaseOfThreeDepredationsWereReceivedByTheBurglarWhoVisitedJ.W.BradshawResidenceAtTustinLateYesterdayAppearedToBeBent solely Upon Securing ahead of the 61-4 at 4636 are very good, and that as soon as the difficulty of shutting off water is accomplished, the Oak Ridge Oil Co. will bring in an oil well and a new oil field. At Dominguez the Oak Ridge Oil Co.'s test well has passed the 5500-foot mark and the outlook cannot be said to be encouraging. Drilling will continue in order to make an exhaustive test. Cypress, a little community west of Buena Park, is about to claim oil honors. The Gaddle Oil Development Co. has succeeded in getting financed, and drilling is now under way. Cypress is one of the places between Santa Fe Springs and Long Beach that has not been tried out, and may spring a surprise. The Fairview Oil Co. is going ahead with its No. 2 on the Goldschmidt property, and will continue to 5500 before considering any abandonment ideas. Cherry Blossom Specials HAND ROLLED ASST'TD CHOCOLATES 50c lb. Lb. Boxes Chocolates $75¢ 1 1/2 Lb. Boxes Chocolates $1.00 WHILE THEY LAST Full "O" Fruit and Chocolate Covered Nuts $1.75 See Our Yard of Sweets $5.00; and Mahogany Chests $10.00 A Box of Sweets Makes Her Sweeter 122 E. CENTER ST. LIVERMORE MADE ONLY SMALL PROFIT WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—Josse L. Livermore, New York broker who handled the sale of stock of the Mammoth Oil Co., a Sinclair subsidiary operating Teapot Dome, made only $9,996 profit out of the deal, he told the senate public lands committee today. This profit represented less than one per cent of the total amount received for the sale of the stock, Livermore said. Livermore declared the Mammoth stock was first placed on sale in October, 1922, six months after Harry F. Sinclair obtained the lease of Teapot Dome from ex-secretary of the interior Fall. SHELL CO. LEADS AT LONG BEACH The Shell Co. led the producers of the Long Beach field this last week for new production. The Shell Co. completed Andrews No. 1 at 5007 in the deep sand one and brought in a nice 1200-barrel well. The addition of the new Andrews producer raised the Shell's Signal Hill output to better than 53,000 barrels a day. The General Petroleum succeeded in getting its deep well K-4 H. 4 on production only after plugging the well back some 400 feet. At 5518 bottom water made it necessary to plug back to 5118 where a 750-barrel producer was brought in, making 21.5 gravity oil. The National Oil Co.'s No. 1 at 4538 refused to make a flowing well and is being put on the pump. Harry C. Noonan has decided to quit his south slope test well after the failure of the Petroleum Midway's Ella to make anything better than a water well. The United Oil Co. got a vice producer out of its Denni 2 rilled to 5050 feet. The well is making 1600 barrels of clean 28.2 gravity oil. Long Beach production continues to hold up remarkably. The field is not doing the big decline scheduled for it some time ago by a major experts but continues to hold. FARM BUREAU TO SEEK MEMBERS In preparation for a membership drive to be conducted during January, the Orange county farm bureau has formulated some rather extensive and definite plans. The plans call for a publicity campaign, an essay contest and a thorough canvass of the Orange county farmers. The farmers will be asked to sign a card which is actually an order on their co-operative marketing association to pay their dues annually until notified to the contrary. Because of this last feature of the campaign it is expected that this will be the last big membership drive of the bureau. The actual drive for members will start in each center, following the date of the center meeting and last for one week. This spreads the campaign out throughout the county, affording the general committee an opportunity to visit each district as the drive progresses. Good speakers and stereoicon slides have been secured for the January meetings of the centers, at which time the drive will officially start. To expedite matters in putting over such a big project, A. M. Stanley, secretary-manager of the Orange county farm bureau, has drawn up a "blueprint" of the drive. This blueprint is in the form of a calendar on which the performance for each day and by whom performed has been noted. The entire project and blueprint is considered the most complete of any in the state, and the state farm bureau officials have asked for copies to be placed on their files. TRADES RESIDENCE FOR TEN AGRES Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Clayes have traded their 1-boom house at 720 N. Lemon st., to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Luce of Garden Grove road for the latter's house and 10-acre orange orchard. It is understood the Luces bought the house on a speculation, and now are about to re-sell it. The grove is located about two blocks south of Broadway. JURORS DISAGREE Manual Morales, Mexican youth accused of burglary, was today awaiting a second trial. The Morales jury was discharged at 8:30, having failed to reach an agreement. Reports stated that the vote stood 10 to 2 for acquittal. Morales was charged with entering a Santa Ana roaming house and stealing a gold watch. He claimed that he found the watch on the street. THREATEN BREAK LONDON, Dec. 21—Great Britain has threatened to break off diplomatic relations with Afghanistan unless satisfaction is given for murders committed along the Afghan-Iranian frontier, the Daily Express reported today. According to this newspaper, Great Britain threatened to close Khyber Parg which would seriously hamper Afghan trade. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Eugene R. Jaeger and F. A. Gordon, San Diego; R. Gunner, N. Nazel and C. R. Scott, Los Angeles; W. D. Clark, Alhambra; H. D. Kime, Redlands and Frank Brown, Taft. REMEMBER GRANDMA'S XMAS PIES? WE KNOW YOU DO And You, Too, Can Make Delicious Pies Pies That Tickle the Palate By Using GRANDMA'S FLAKY PIE CRUST IT'S ALL PREPARED You Just add Water and Bake. A 30c Package Makes 3 Pies Sold at All Grocers TRADES RESIDENCE FOR TEN ACRES Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Clayes have traded their 7-room house at 720 N. Lemon st., to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Luce of Garden Grove road for the latter's house and 10-acre orange orchard. It is understood the Luces bought the house on a speculation, and now are about to re-sell it. The grove is located about two blocks south of Broadway. The consideration in addition to the house paid by the purchasers of the Luce place is not mentioned. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. SAY CHECKS BAD Search was being made today for M. Nakano, Japanese, of El Modena, wanted by county authorities on a warrant charging worthless checks. A complaint sworn to by M. Taneguski, of El Modena, was based upon an elleged check for $38. Taneguski also exhibited seven other alleged worthless checks, ranging as high as $84.50, which he said Nakano issued to him. TRY IT AND YOU WILL LIKE IT Our Merchants Lunch 45c. The Cherry Blossom 122 EAST CENTER STREET 115 Grocery Stores in So. Calif. 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