oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-16

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924 WEEKLY REVIEW OF OIL INDUSTRY By ELLWOOD J. MUNGER With two more wells on production the Rosecrans-Athens field has a little more output but has no more encouragement to offer. As far as extent, trend, and structure the field is still a big unsolved mystery. Wells completed in the Rosecrans-Athens field are small to start with and do not hold up very good. To date the total output of the field has a well average of less than 450 barrels. It would appear that either the oil is not there or else the wells are not in the sand deep enough. The great northwest section of the Rosecrans field with two wells, one down 5180 feet and the other 5200, is not showing anything that looks like production and the outlook is not encouraging by any means. It is understood that the Sentinel Oil Co. will shut its 5180-foot Brown well down and await development. The Dabney well at 5209 is hesitating about going ahead and may also wait on more favorable aspects. New production added to the Rosecrans-Athens field this last week included a 500-barrel well completed on the Barnsdall Oil Com.'s O'Dea property No. 1 at 4683, and a 700-barrel well initial production by the Union Oil Co. at Howard Park No. 2. The Howard Park well is the second producer in the Athens district and is a companion producer to the original Potter well, the well that created more excitement probably than any other well drilled in So. Calif. The Potter is responsible for the tremendous development campaign started in the northwest section of the Athens-Rosecrans field. The Dominguez field continues to forge ahead and now carries a daily output in excess of 33,000 barrels. The field's latest addition was a 1000-barrel well by the Plain Dealer Will Stage Auto Show The Plain Dealer an nounces an auto show to be given under its auspices the week of Oct. 20 to 25, inclusive. Elaborate displays of the latest models in motordom will be entered by all local dealers, and a program of merit will be given each afternoon and evening. Every day all week is time and K. of P. bldg. main floor is the place. AL SMITH JR. WEDS SYRACUSE, N. Y., Oct. 16.—"God bless you both." These were the words today of Mrs. Wm. H. Gott, mother of pretty 20-year-old Bertha Gott of this city, daughter of an engineer of the Twentieth Century Limited, who stepped into the family of Gov Alfred E. Smith, via the elopement route, when she became the bride of Alfred E. Smith, Jr. It was an elopment with all the attendant romance. The couple were married in Greenwich, Conn., Tuesday morning. A telephone call from Greenwich brought the news to "mother and dad." LEFTY GROVES SOLD NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Dull irregular trading character in the stock market today. Industrial stocks, after trailing their price levels for first three hours, were downward in another way short selling and profit taking stocks, which had been the leaflined in the early advance in prices yielded most of the day's gain. A decided improvement in outlook for the petroleum was reflected in a better deal for oil stocks. Leaders in this group contend to rally which was in progress the close of Wednesday's sale. But there was not sufficient qualitative enthusiasm in the oasis sustain a bull movement in whole market, particularly many traders were ready to profits on stocks bought at bottom of Tuesday's sharp decline. A few of the ralls and trials joined with the oils in upward price movement in early trading. American works pushed forward to 11 a gain of nearly four point American hide and leather价 advanced 2½ points to 64½ points that the director would plan to retire the accumulated dividends on the issue. Good Tire pfd made a gain of 2 pld U.S. Steel sold above 106, common New Haven and York Central led the ralls slightly higher prices. In the absence of any outgoing industrial development fecting the stock market, our trading showed little interest in the movements of prices and not inclined to take a positive either side of the market. Our cal uncertainty continue to be principal handicap to the reevaluation of the forward movement prices, according to Wall Street Journal. The Dominguez field continues to forge ahead and now carries a daffy output in excess of 33,000 barrels. The field's latest addition was a 1000-barrel well by the Shell Co. at Reyes No. 8. The new Reyes producer is making a 31-gravity product and was completed at 4150 feet. The new wells boost the Shell's production to big features. The Birch Oil Co.'s southwest test well, Humphries No. 1, has passed the 5000 mark without getting any showings. It is the intention of the Birch to go as far as mechanical equipment will allow and make the well one of So. Calif.'s deepest tests. The Union Oil Co.'s Callender No. 1, the discovery well, and pride of the field continues now after almost a year at 750 barrels and is one of the most consistent producers ever brought in in So. Calif. The week's features at Torrance are the search for the deep sand by the Chanslor-Canfield Midway and the Shell Co. of Calif., and the big 1000-barrel well put on production by the Superior Oil Co. At 100 feet over the mile marker, the C. C. M. O.'s Francis well is drilling in hard shell and is not showing any indications of oil. Aside from a slight showing at 5122 the well has had nothing encouraging. The Shell Co.'s Ketter No. 2 is now right at 4900 feet and is not showing anything. Looking at the situation from geologist cold blooded standpoint, the field is not looking very good for deep sand development. That there is still a lot of good production in the east section of the field has just been demonstrated by the Superior Oil Co. Torrance No. 53, just completed by the Superior at 3838, started off at 1000 barrels and is today one of the field's biggest wells. Long Beach attracted some attention last week with a 1200-barrel well, the largest the field has had in six months. The well attracted a little more than ordinary attention on account of the fact that it was completed on the American-ave section of the field where small production and water trouble has been in order for some little time. The big well is the product of the Delaney-Camp Oil Co. on the Bartholomae Oil Corporation's No. 3 property. Drilled to 4850 feet the well is not only creating a production sensation but has a gravity of three points higher than the west side has ever boasted of. Long Beach production now hovers around 143,000 barrels daily. LEFTY GROVES SOLD BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 16. Lefty Groves, star portslider of the Baltimore Orioles, was sold today to Connie Mack of the Athletics, American League for $100,600. The deal was consummated without competitive bidding. Connie Mack opened negotiations with Jack Dunn, owner and manager of the Orioles, while the Athletic manager was attending the little world series games here. Groves is but 23. In the last season he won 33 games and lost but six. NEW OIL CUPS New oil cups for an automobile chassis are opened by electricity when a switch on the dashboard of a car is touched. deep sands and try out the western extension of the field for deep production. At 3550 feet the Potter-Smith No. 2 made a 140-barrel well of 19-gravity oil. It is understood that in case the Standard falls to find anything deeper it will be possible to come back and put the well on production in the upper zone. H. L. Whiston is making progress on the Blecknel well and has it plugged back to 4160 feet and if a successful water shut-off has been made the 8% casing will be perforated between 3700 and 3720 and a pumping test for production made. No new developments of importance took place at Rideout this week. Whitley No. 2, the deep well at 4923, has been shut down. It is understood that the water situation has proven a hard proposition. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco $39,100,000 Seattle $8,078,300 Portland $10,497,006 Oakland $2,960,000 San Diego $872,187 Los Angeles $30,708,911 TO MAKE RICH, RED BLOOD Revitalize your worn-out exhausted nerves and increase your strength and endurance. take organic iron; not Metallic iron which people usually take, but pure organic iron—Nuxurate iron—which is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in fire pwd made a gain of 2 pts U.S. Steel sold above 106 common New Haven and York Central led the rails slightly higher prices. In the absence of any outgoing industrial development fecting the stock market, our trading showed little interest in the movements of prices and not inclined to take a position either side of the market. Cal uncertainty continue to be principal handicap to the revaluation of the forward movement prices, according to Wall Street leaders, and little is expected general participation in stock till after the November election. Money market conditions main favorable, both for spacious activity and for the investment markets, which lie by the huge over-subscriptive German loan and the rare treasury tax-exempt 4% per bond to a new high for them at 106.12. The market came to a start in the fourth hour and tru was confined to a small number industrial stocks which we demand principally for short ering. Stewart Warner sold 3 point to 52; Baldwin retreated to 115% and oils in this loss a good share of their advances. Outside markets also inactive with slightly lower prices turned in wheat and corn. Stock sales today 55 shares; bonds $15,694,000. NEW YORK, Oct. 16. Britain demand 4.48%; France demand 5.22 ables; Switzerland demand 19.17; cables 19.9; demand 4.36; cables 4.36%; en demand 26.56; cables Norway demand 14.06; cable 10; Denmark demand 17.14; German marks Greed demand and cables 1. COTTON OPENS STRONG NEW YORK, Oct. 16. prices were strong at the opening of trading today, with first 16 to 31 points higher. Opened at 23.30, up 16; Dec. up 19; Jan. 22.58, up 22; Dec. up 22.95, up 28 and May 23.31. GRAIN SLUMPS SHARP CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The market slumped off sharply closing hours of trading today finished lower. Wheat closed 2 to 2% lower. Corn finished 4 tuff off. Oats closed 1% lower. Provisions met with good ing and closed storing. CLOSING LIBERTY BOX NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-and one-halfs 100.29; first 102.10; second 4½ tuff off; Oats closed 1% lower. Third, 4½ tuff off; Oats closed attracted a little more than ordinary attention on account of the fact that it was completed on the American-ave section of the field where small production and water trouble has been in order for some little time. The big well is the product of the Delaney-Camp Oil Co. on the Bartholomae Oil Corporation's No. 3 property. Drilled to 4850 feet the well is not only creating a production sensation but has a gravity of three points higher than the west side has ever boasted of. Long Beach production now hovers around 143,000 barrels daily. The return of production of a 350-barrel well by the Miley-Keck Oil Co., the starting of six new wells by the Standard Oil Co. and the revival of development on the east side of the field constituted the main features in the old Huntington Beach field last week. The Miley-Keck Co. plugged back well No. 36 from 4462 to 4062 and got a 340-barrel well. The Standard Oil Co continues to hold confidence in Huntington Beach and this last week started six new wells, Huntington A26, A27, B27, B28, B29 and Huntington E9. Interest in east side development of Huntington Beach has increased with the taking over of the old Golden Dome well and the starting of new wells by the Pan-American Petroleum. The new operators on the Golden Dome is the Union Drilling & Petroleum Co. At Montebello the Standard Oil Co. has decided to carry its Potter-Smith well No. 2 down to the TO MAKE RICH, RED BLOOD Revitalize your worn-out exhausted nerves and increase your strength and endurance take Organic Iron; not Metallic iron which people usually take, but pure organic iron—Nuxated iron—which is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples. One dose of Nuxated Iron is estimated to be approximately equivalent (in organic iron content) to eating one half quart of spinach, one quarter of green vegetables or half a dozen apples. It is like taking extract of beef instead of eating pounds of meat. Nuxated Iron is partially predigested and ready for almost immediate absorption and assimilation by the blood, while metallic iron is iron just as it comes from the action of strong acids on small pieces of iron filings. Millions of people annually are using Nuxated Iron. It will not injure the teeth nor disturb the stomach. A few doses will often commence to enrich your blood. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain satisfactory results. Beware of substitutes. Always insist on having genuine organic iron—Nuxated Iron. Look for the letters N.I. on every tablet. Sold by all druggists. NUXATED IRON For Pd Blood, Stainless Endurance FRIDAY O'CEDAR POLISH, 12 oz. 35c REGULAR Silver Skin Onions, 4 lbs. 15c Cabbage, per lb. 4c Spinach, 3 for 10c CLOSING LIBERTY BOX NEW YORK, Oct. 16. and one-halfs 100.29; first 102.10; second, 4½s 10 third, 4½s 102.3; fourth, 102.12; new 4½s 106.15. METALS MARKET NEW YORK, Oct. 16. quiet; spot Oct. offered 12 Nov. 12.80 @ 13¼s Lead quiet; spot Oct. 8 blithed; all positions offered 6¼% @ 6.35. LOS ANGELES PRODUCTION LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16. toes, Stockton Burbanks $3.20; Idaho russets, best @ $2.15. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16. toes, Stockton Burbanks $3.20; Idaho russets, best @ $2.15. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Oct. 16. anges, southern special large and medium sizes, $6.50; 200s and smaller $6.00; market pack $3.75. Lemons—Special brands @ $5; choice $4 @ $4.50. fruit—local special brands @ $5.25; market pack $3.75. FRUIT SALES (Calif. Fruit Exchange New York: easler and Valencias, slower and higher nos; oranges $5.70 to $8.90 ons $3.35 to $6.75. Philadelphia: lower good mand, good condition orange angles $3.30 to $6.70. Boston: better oranges changed lemons; oranges $6.35; lemons $5.20 to $5.60. St. Louis: strong Valencian angles $4.85. Plain Dealer Classified Adduce results. Try this m STOCK MARKET DULL, IRREGULAR NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—Dull and regular trading characterized stock market today. Industrial stocks, after mainting their price levels for the three hours, were swept in another wave of out selling and profit taking. Oil ks, which had been the leader's early advance in prices, also led most of the day's gains. Decided improvement in the book for the petroleum issues reflected in a better demand oil stocks. Readers in this group continuedally which was in progress at close of Wednesday's market. There was not sufficient speculative enthusiasm in the oils to sustain a bull movement in the sale market, particularly as by traders were ready to take its on stocks bought at the home of Tuesday's sharp decline. Few of the rails and industries joined with the oils in theirward price movement in the by trading. American Water ks pushed forward to 11% for gain of nearly four points; american hide and leather pdf added 2½ points to 64½ on resns that the director would offer plan to retire the accumulated dents on the issue. Goodyear ke pdf made a gain of 2 points; S. Steel sold above 106, Frisco mon, New Haven and New York Central led the rails into slightly higher prices. In the absence of any outstanding industrial developments affing the stock market, outside selling showed little interest in movements of prices and were inclined to take a position of either side of the market. Political uncertainty continue to be the principal handicap to the resumpuon of the forward movement in prices, according to Wall Street. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Oct. 16.—Mr. and Mrs. Putnam and family from Long Beach have moved to a house on Sunset-ave. The frame is up for the new six room bungalow for W. B Shaw on Tenth-st. Mrs. T. B. Gottschalk of Huntington Park friends Tuesday. Clyde Leonard who has been very sick at a hospital in South America for some months is now at the home of his father James Leonard on Tenth-st. Clyde went to South America to work for an oil company. Mrs. Anna Luebkeman and daughters attended the theater in Anaheim Sunday night. Mrs. J. B. Robinson entertained with a dinner Monday evening in honor of Mr. Robinson's birthday. The invited guests were Mrs M. S. Berkey, Miss Harriett Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Payton, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Spohn and Mr. A. M. Porter. Mr.R.D.Bacon and family and Miss Esther Hartman motored to El Monte Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rose Hartman and children Frank Ida and Harvey, visited in Anaheim Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. D.L Lemke and family spent the week-end in Imperial Valley. Mrs Walter Kenny is on the sick list. Misses Eunice Man, Margie Lee, Beulah Nelson and Florence Warren were received into the Job's Daughters of Anaheim last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Moriarity motored to San Diego to see the Shenandoah. The Farm Bureau had its monthly meeting Monday night. Mrs Dow and Mrs Wygal served coffee and doughnuts. There were ten new names added to the list of members. 15,000 KLANSMEN "BURY' UNDERWOOD BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 16.—All Birmingham today was discussing the "death" of Sen.Oscar W.Underwood. Before 15,000 spectators, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan last night burned the senator in effigy, held an elaborate funeral march, and then buried the "body" beneath a platform from which leaders of the klan spoke. The ceremony was held during a mammoth celebration of the klan at which time 1000 new members were initiated into ranks of the "invisible empire." Seven thousand Klansmen cheered lustily when the twenty "pall bearers" marched thru the crowd carrying Sen.Underwood's "casket." Eighteen of the pall bearers represented the Jefferson-co grand jury which recently was asked to investigate charges by Underwood that Alabama is being "terrorized" by an "invisible empire." Two goats, one labeled Oscar Underdown and the other "Al Smith," brought up the rear of the final procession. Freighter Aground SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16 — The freighter Eastern Knight is a ground in the Columbia River, just off Astoria, Ore., according to a report to the Marine department of the Chamber of Commerce here early today. No distress signals have been sent out by the ship and it is believed she is in no danger. The Eastern Knight is bound from Astoria to New York via Baltimore. The Eastern Knight is an American vessel, 4,158 registry. iting Mrs.Criswell's son, Mr.Vernon Criswell have gone to housekeeping in the L.E.Berkey apartments. Mr.Geo.Hardin is reported quite sick at his home on Dale-avenue. LOS ALAMITOS, Calif...—The Plain Dealer...promised you, from time to time, to let you know what is over here, so here is a little item for you. A permit has just been for a test well for oil and be drilled under the ns "Bixby-Midfield No. 1" or Jotham Bixby Company H.T.O'Connor, at Los Acalif., on a site near the line of Los Angeles and counties, about midway Myrtle Boulevard and Blvd avenue. Keep your water Valve Grind 35c to $3. Perfect fitting valve valves are necessary Mrs. Walter Kenny is on the sick list. Misses Eunice Man, Margie Lee Beulah Nelson and Florence Warren were received into the Job's Daughters of Anaheim last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Moriarity motored to San Diego to see Shenandoah. The Farm Bureau had its monthly meeting Monday night. Mrs. Dow and Mrs. Wygal served coffee and doughnuts. There were ten new names added to the list of members. Mrs. S. J. Coughran gave a dinner Wednesday for her mother Mrs. C. W. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Miller were invited guests. Miss Evalyn Hilgenfeld was an over night guest of Miss Gertrude Wells Tuesday night. Mrs. W. Tice celebrated her birthday Saturday. Mr. Tice surprised her with one of See Mayer's large birthday cakes. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spohn motored to Huntington Beach Tuesday. Mrs. John Seemayer entertained her sister Miss Marie Meyer of Los Angeles over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Huddlestone who came here from Idaho some time ago and have been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huddlestone have decided to locate and have moved in the A. Rodebaugh house on Court-st. Mr. R. A Wilson is building an addition to the rear of his house on Tenth-st. Dr. D. W. Hasson was a Los Angeles visitor Tuesday. Mr. I. W. Bruce went Tuesday to Winchester to spend a few days. Mrs. Albert Mom who has been ill for the last five weeks and was thought to be improving is not so well again. Mrs. Criswell and daughters who arrived here from Neraska a few weeks ago and have been visited friends in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson were dinner guests Sunday of their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder. Mrs. E. E. Thurman entertained Wednesday afternoon. The affair was complimentary to Mrs. D. W. McDowell. The other guests were Mesdames L. T. Wilsey, J. F. Simpson, E. W. Thurman and Mrs. C. H. Owens. The afternoon was pleasantly spent and the hostess served coffee, pumpkin pie, French doughnuts and salted almonds. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pope and children of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Enoch and family of Orange were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pritchard. Mrs. Harold Jaynes of Santa Ana visited relatives here Tuesday. Miss Laura Murch and Clarence Walls were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Wm. Delano of the U.S Naval School at San Diego spent the week end with his parents. Mr. A. B. Fishbaugh of Arizona spent a few days with his nephew H. S. Horn and family. Geo Brown of Downey is visiting his brother James Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow and sons Mr. and Mrs Rodney Jackson and Miss Zoe Jackson of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs Charles Potter of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs W.B.Potter of Fullerton, Mrs.Belle Balmer of Sacramento and Mr.And Mrs.Lloyd Lockwood of Downey, enjoyed a picnic reunion at Point Fermin last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.James Brown, Miss Virgile Brown and Mr.Geo Brown of Downey spent Monday at Long Beach. Mrs.E.W.Turman visited friends in Huntington Beach Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.W.Delano were in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr和 Mrs.C.W.Girvin and son Charles were Fullerton shoppers Monday afternoon. "Little Sioux" A new valve grinder d for rapid work on a Any one can grind with a "Little Sioux" easily and efficiently expert Price, including bits $3. "Flexo" Valve Grinders "Brace" Type Grinders "Favorite" Grinders "Bit Brace" Grinders Western Valve Grinder Compound Clover Grinding Con 2 sizes 30c& "Solder all" Soldering Iron 20c& According to size Valve Lifters This can be adjusted instant with one hand ratchet holds it in place leaving both hands free. going away and the way to go Southern Pacific service fulfills your going away expectations. NEW YORK, Oct 16.-Great strain demand 4.48%; cables 99%; France demand, 5:23; cables 5:23%; oils in this period; a good share of their early finances. Outside markets were no inactive with slightly higher taxes turned in wheat and cotton; stock sales today 594,200 acres; bonds $15,694,000. COTTON OPENS STRONG NEW YORK, Oct 16.-Cotton prices were strong at the opening trading today, with first prices to 31 points higher. October opened at 23:30, up 16; Dec. 22:45, 19; Jan. 22:58, up 22; March 195, up 28 and May 23:18, up. GRAIN SLUMPS SHARPLY CHICAGO, Oct 16.-The grain market slumped off sharply in the busy hours of trading today and finished lower. Wheat closed 2 to 2½ cents over Corn finished 4 to 4½%. Oats closed 1½ lower. Provisions met with good buyer and closed storng. CLOSING LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK, Oct 16.-Three hundred one-halfs 100:29; first, 4½% 12:10; second, 4½% 101:15; third, 4½% 102:3; fourth, 4½% GOING AWAY and the way to go Southern Pacific service fulfills your going away expectations. Join the thousands who have learned to rely upon Southern Pacific in the whole matter of transportation. The comfort, safety, convenience and wide scope of South rn Pacific service make it worth more to you than any other form of transportation. Communicate with any Southern Pacific agent for courteous, accurate railroad information. D. G. MALTBY Santa Ana and Los Angeles Sts. Phone 123 Southern Pacific Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. Bixby-Midfield No. 1 Test Oil Well at Los Alimatos LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Oct. 15. The Plain Dealer: I have promised you, from time to time, to let you know what is doing ever here, so here is a little news item for you. A permit has just been granted or a test well for oil and gas, to be drilled under the name of Bixby-Midfield No. 1 on the Rotham Bixby Company lease to L.T. O'Connor, at Los Alamitos, Calif., on a site near the dividing line of Los Angeles and Orange counties, about midway between Myrtle Boulevard and Bloomfield Avenue. This location is supposed to rest on the structure, running northwest, and paralleling Coyote Hills-Santa Fe Springs, on the north, and Huntington Beach-Signal Hill on the south; for several years considered promising territory by geologists. The Bixby-Midfield well is privately financed, there being no units or interests for sale, and will be held a closed test, throut, financially, and in the matter of the giving out of general information as to Log. Most of the surrounding acreage is in large parcels, so that should a field be developed. PRINCE OF WALES RETURNS OCT. 25 NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—The Prince of Wales will sail for England from New York City on the Steamship Olympia on Oct. 25, it was announced today by the White Star line offices. Between 1910 and 1920 the South lost 363,916 negro workers. A dog which survives salmon poisoning is thereafter immune. There is little likelihood of its being hurt by promiscuous drilling. From time to time I shall be glad to confer with you, as I feel you are entitled to it, because of your past interest in oil development in this county. Yours very truly, H. T. O'Connor. 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