oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-28

INHERITS $100,000 MYSTERIOUSLY DEAD NEW YORK, Aug. 28—Police today began a thorough investigation into the mysterious death of John Sutphen, member of a prominent South New Jersey family. Sutphen inherited a fortune a wess ago, said to be more than $100,000. An autopsy showed that cyanide of potassium caused the death. Sutphen was found dead on a couch in the drawing room. He had reached his apartment about an hour and a half before his body was found. The body was fully dressed except for the coat, and it was clutched in the right hand. Authorities today learned that Sutphen had returned to his apartment in a taxicab or a private car and that he was assisted to his apartment by an elevator attendant. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, Aug. 28 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and son Bill and Bobby Jones night Sunday at the Santa Ana river, bathing. Mr. and Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive and Mrs. Andrews and family and Mrs. Alva Schryer and family enjoyed Sunday at Seal Beach. Mr. Chuck Robinson and Helen Meranda and Don Cullen and Mona Meranda attended the Morosco Theatre. Mrs. Bert Weick and family are spending a week at her parents' in San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. Gale and family visited their son who is ill in a Los Angeles hospital Sunday. Mrs. Tiland and family have just returned from a week's vacation with friends in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive were town visitors Saturday night. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Will Ryan attended the Graman's Metropolitan Theatre at Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones visited Mrs. San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. Gale and family visited their son who is Bl in a Los Angeles hospital Sunday. Mrs. Tiland and family have just returned from a week's vacation with friends in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Schryer and daughter Olive were town visitors Saturday night. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Will Ryan attended the Graman's Metropolitan Theatre at Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones visited Mrs. Gate of Yorba Linda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wibber of Atwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Macquire Monday. Mrs. Alvin Schryer and family of Olive spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and family. Mr. Raymond Jones visited his parents Sunday night. Miss Helen and Mona Meranda were entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. J. Andrews of Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. Williams visited their daughter and family of Long Beach Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and family were town visitors Saturday also Mr. and Mrs. Buz Collins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cokeley and daughter Lola were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Cornine and family were Gainesha park visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Greminger attended the California Theatre Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cokeley and family visited Anaheim Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan are entertaining Mrs. Ryan's brother James Cole and family from the north. They also entertained their daughter, Mrs. Marais Johnson and son Donald of Fullerton and also their son Bob Ryan and wife. Miss Willie Ryan visited Mrs. Conway Campbell of Huntington Beach Saturday. BREA NEWS BREA, Aug. 26 (Spl.)—Mendames Gill, Harvey and Reid chaperoned the C.E.Junior to Balboa Friday where they enjoyed bathing etc. Miss Ada Geyer from Anaheim was a visitor at the home of Monroe Chambers and family Friday evening. Mrs. Brown on West Cedar street was called to her mother's bedside in Oklahoma where she will remain until the latter is out of danger. Mr. Elmer Weaver is still improving slowly since returning to home from the hospital at Fullerton. Mrs. E.L.Olmstead and sons Edward and Gerald left Friday for Balboa and will return home Sunday night. CARRIES THE MOSQUITO EVERY PRICE A THROUGH THE STORIES BESIDES THESE SCHOOL Ladies' High Grade Mercerize —the "Bear Brand 'PARAMOUNT'," a service and appearance, high spliced back, double sole, heel and toe— 39c A 35c Quality of Gingham—the ORANGE BLOSSOM quality, carried in some 50 patterns of the sea checks, plaids and solids; 32 inches wide 25c Timely Special Units—special close our knit unions. The our best styles are valued to 75c. Special close-out p—ladies' Elshart soft knit lisle, more than a half cels and valued to sale the next 5 days Lovely Bloom—grouped are sew georgette and ponied at $5. The group is exceptionally pleased with the closing out at, sale price Misses' and Lized L —the KNOT KNIT highly mercerised, it clear through its appearance. Sizes Special price ... Miss Ada Geyer from Anaheim was a visitor at the home of Monroe Chambers and family Friday evening. Mrs. Brown on West Cedar street was called to her mother's bedside in Oklahoma where she will remain until the latter is out of danger. Mr. Elmer Weaver is still improving slowly since returning to home from the hospital at Fullerton. Mrs. E. L. Olmstead and sons Edward and Gerald left Friday for Bailboat and will return home Sunday night. They will visit the latters sister who is stopping there for the summer. H. Senn and family will spend Sunday in Newport where they will enjoy a dip in the bay. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church are having a cooked food sale Saturday at John Guagys store. Mr. and Mrs. McClure have moved into their new home they purchased from C. H. Woodruff on West Cedar street. Mr. Glimpse moved his family from South Walnut street into his nice new stucco house he purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston on West Date street. Miss Alice Winchel returned home with her cousin Archie Bird to spend the night Friday in Chino with her aunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor were Tustin visitors Friday night at the home of the latters uncle, Mr. Pollard. Mr. Pollard's health is very poorly and he is not expected to live. Mr. Clyde Badgley and others were visitors in Huntington Beach Friday. SHIEK ON TRIAL LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28.—Mark Davis, the alleged college shiek who is charged with obtaining $2700 from his flancese with which to complete his education and then married another girl was to be given a preliminary examination today. Mary Probst, the Long Beach girl who claims she turned over her earnings as a school teacher to Davis to enable him to finish his course at the university of California, was to be the main witness for the persecution. She claims that Davis and herself were childhood sweethearts. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BE MORE DAYS OF UNUSUAL PROFIT. By 'These Profitable Days of Aug abstian Bros. ANNUAL AUGUST SALE RIES THE MOST ASTOUNDING REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BY PRICE A CHALLENGE TO THE THRIFTY SHOPPERS. JUST WAIT IGH THE STORE. YOU WILL FIND THOUSANDS OF MONEY-SAVING VA SIDES THESE MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISEMENT. BUY NOW FO SALLE RIES THE MOST ASTOUNDING REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BY PRICE A CHALLENGE TO THE THRIFTY SHOPPERS. JUST WAIT THUGH THE STORE. YOU WILL FIND THOUSANDS OF MONEY-SAVING VALUES INSIDE THESE MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISEMENT. BUY NOW FOR ALL. Grade Mercerized Lisle Hosiery and 'PARAMOUNT,' a wonderful stocking for appearance, high spliced heel, fashioned seam le, heel and toe— 39c City of Gingham—32 Inches Wide BLOSSOM quality, popular dress ginghams, 50 patterns of the season's most desired in and solids; 32 inches wide— 25c A Good 25c Quality of Percale—Yard shirting patterns, dress patterns in both light and this is a percale of excellent count so practical for and aprons; many patterns specially chosen for boys and blouses— 19c Everett Classic Chambray Shirtin —in solid color of blue and fine stripes, suited for s blouses, etc.; in this you have splendid wearing qualitie neatness and assurance of fast colors— 19c Timely Specials in Ladies' Knit Union Suits —special close out of broken lines of fine knit unions. The lot embraces several of our best styles and most popular sellers; valued to 75c. Special close-out price..... 39c —ladies' Elshart line of union suits of soft knit lisse, mercerized band top, in more than a half-dozen best selling models and valued to $1.00. On' sale the next 5 days at..... 69c Lovely Blouses of Summer —grouped are several models of all-silk georgette and pongee blouses and waist valued at $5. The attractiveness of this group is exceptional and one will be pleased with the great values that we are closing out at, sale price ..... $2.95 Misses' and Little Miss' Mercerized Lisle Hosiery —the KNOT KNIT famous line of hosiery, highly mercerized, very fine rib and quality clear through in color, in wear and in appearance. Sizes 6 to 10. Special price ..... 39c School Hosiery SPECIAL For Boys and Girls from kindergarten age to high school age HALF SOX—Silk and fine highly mercerized hosiery in all desirable shades and colors. Valued to 65c. Special..... 45c CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED HOSE of select cotton yarn in black, white and brown. Special..... 23c THREE-QUARTER SOX; the Bear Brand Line; cuff top, fancy rib, highly mercerized; colors of white, brown and black. Special..... 45c BOYS' BEAR BRAND HOSIERY, in a heavy rib, reinforced in foot and double strength knee, black and brown. Special..... 39c PURE SILK HOSIERY, shaped leg, fashioned seamed back, double foot, high-spliced heel. Special..... 95c PURE SILK AND FIBRE HOSE, shaped leg, fashioned seamed back; a hose of splendid wearing quality and give wonderful appearance at the low price of..... 75c MISSES' FINE RIBBED SILK HOSE, the Bear Brand line and liked by all..... 89c School Regulation Miof excellent quality white n detachable blue French serge co and cuff. Special ..... Boys' Shirts and L the HONOR BRIGHT line, l attractive patterns; sizes 6 to Special ..... Boys' "Double-Seated" Girls' Gingham Size Range Girls' Dresses of good tively trimmed and w on sale....$ Misses' and Little Miss' Mercerized Lisle Hosiery Le KNOT KNIT famous line of hosiery, highly mercerized, very fine rib and quality clear through in color, in wear and in appearance. Sizes 6 to 10. Special price $2.95 Bargains in Towels 17x23, heavy huck, best bleach towel, linen finish, two red stripes, border, fast selvedge; 25c grade $15c 22x43, very heavy bath towel, good bleach, long double terry weave; an excellent towel; worth 75c $39c 19x36, all over jacquard weave, twisted terry towel, monogram space; colors, lavender, rose, blue and gold; 95c value $79c Undermuslins at Special Sale Price PRINCESS SLIPS of fine nainsook, neat hemstitched top; special $1.39 GOWNS made of good quality crepe in colors of lavender, pink and blue. Special price $98c UNDERSKIRTS of good quality soft nainsook, with deep embroidery flounce and dust ruffle $1.19 CHEMISE, valued to $1.75. Special $1.39 Ladies' Sealpar Athletic Unions $98c Boys' "Double-Seated Girls' Gingham Size Range Girls' Dresses of good活性 trimmed and w on sale— Bargain Sale of BLANKETS Plaid W Blanket These warm, comfortab in fancy plaids of rose bound in ribbon—$5.8 66x60 standard cotton colors of gery, tan and $2.4 60x76 all-white double B or blue border. Special-$1.8 NUSUAL SAVINGS of August Sale of Apron Dresses Wonderful Values at $1.98 APRON DRESSES RENTMENTS. JUST WALK EY-SAVING VALBUY NOW FOR Percale—Yard Wide patterns in both light and dark; count so practical for dresses especially chosen for boys' shirts ambray Shirting stripes, suited for school plendid wearing qualities and colors— Wonderful Values at $1.98 —in this assortment of apron dresses are placed all to the actual value of $3.95. The assortment is so varied that description is made impossible only to say every garment is stylish and strictly desirable. COME IF ONLY TO SEE THIS SPECIAL. All Summer Dresses, Valued to $0.00 $3.59 —choice or every dress in the house up to the value of $6.00. Many models cost no twice as much. Innumerable styles for all occasions. Every model quite the newest thing. School Opens Sept. 11 in Anaheim Sept. 4 Outside District School Regulation Middy Blouses excellent quality white middy cloth with able blue French serge collar ff. Special ... $2.59 Boys' School Pants $1.25 Grade, heavy in weight... $98¢ $2.00 Grade, wool... $1.69 $2.50 Grade, wool... $1.98 $3.00 Grade, wool... $2.29 "Double-Seated" Corduroy Pants $1.95 Girls' Gingham School Dresses Size Range 6 to 14 Years Girls' Dresses of good quality gingham, all attractively trimmed and well made. Values to $2.00 on sale— $1.39 "Double-Seated" Corduroy Pants $1.95 Girls' Gingham School Dresses Size Range 6 to 14 Years Girls' Dresses of good quality gingham, all attractively trimmed and well made. Values to $2.00 on sale— $1.39 Extra Special in Comforts 68x74—This is indeed a moderate price for this Comfort with its attractive silkoline cover. Various colors with a plain 8-inch border to harmonize. Filled with good quality cotton. Sale price $2.95 Plaid Wool Blankets These warm, comfortable Blankets are in fancy plaids of rose, tan and blue, bound in ribbon— $5.89 68x80 standard cotton double Blankets, colors of gery, tan and white. Special— $2.45 60x76 all-white double Blanket, with pink or blue border. Special— $1.89 Plaid Blankets Special 66x80, the Westex Plains, a good nappy Blanket, double; $4.00 value— $3.89 66x80 Nashua Woolnap Blankets, double, grey only with pink and blue borders. Special— $4.69 66x80 Eismond Two-in-One Blanket, a pair woven in one—washer better—is warmer last longer, worth $6.50. Special— $5.19 Economy Center of Orange County" 119 West Center Street ANAHEIM