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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1911)
OR. LYMAN'S WIFE SEEKING DIVORCE Escapades With Glovemaker's Daughter Made Basis of Suit In PJew York. SPOUSE SLOW TO DECIDE Coha's ConfMMon Thai IT Rewlvd SlOo From Mlsa Lehman to Aid Promolrr RmiIh ta riltnc of Art Ion. AX FRANCISfO. Oct 14 Sp iL Another chapter wii added to ta eeaaatloaaj story of Dr. John Grant Lmu't Ufa today opoo receipt of a dUpatca from Whit I'lalns. N. T, by Unit ad Stats Marshal Elliott to the effect that Mr. Allc Ljmiiv. wlf of th fraudulent promolir. ha beajun a divorce action, th roand of which ar based on Lyman' sscapadea with Miss Maud Uhmu. daoshter of a mll llonaJr lov manufacturer In Near Tork. Th recent notoriety attained by Dr. Udu. which followed bla cap from rederal cuatody at th ProvlUenc Uo pltal la Oakland. rvald th t-rch-utck x-ht mar's attention to Mis Leh man, who wa bla companion her at th fnlon-jur Hotel Just prerlon to Lyman- orllnal arrat on reptni ber Wife HlM IVMtBM Mre. Lyman waa spending a ca tlon with her relatives at Whit TUIn when th pre diepetch Informed Ber of Lymane arreat and hta derotlon to Ml.. Lehman. Bellevln at first that ther waa aom mtstske. Mr a. Lyman later waa Informed officially by th Joverament authorltlea In this city of lb proof that MIm Lehman waa eup plylns; th wily promoter with th ready fund with which h brlbd his Jailer to eacap his rederal aruarda. Still skeptical as t her husband s Inrtdellty. Mr. Lyman refrained from any court action nntll h repaired word of th arreat of J. M. Cohn In thla city Monday. Knowlns; that Cohn waa an old associate of Lyman and learnln that Conn confessed to harm received ll from Mies Lehman to aid Lyman durlna- hie Incarceration. Mr. Lyman Immediately consulted a lawyer and brought suit for dlvorc. Mr. s-vaaaa'a Fasallv Wealthy. Mr. Lyman. bfor hr marrlae; to th promoter. IS year ao. waa Allc Brown, member of th wealthy Brown family of Pasadena. At th tlm of th weddlna- Dr. Lyman waa a aoclal favorlt In th South, betna possessed of an unusually pleasing personality and a lern-e Incom. which It I now believed h mulcted from thousand or victims of wildcat promotion schemes. According to th Informstlon re ceived by Marshal Elliott today from th East. Mr. Lyman la determine to hav nothtna furthar to do with her husband. Mlsa Lehman, however. It Is understood. Is so nmord of th bland promoter that eh will do verythlna; n her power to assist him whll his difficulty with th local rederal offi cial la pndln SCHOOL ACCOUNTS SHORT Spokane County Sytm Blamed for Ixtas by Absconder. OLTMriA. Wash Oct. 14. (Special.) According to th report of th ftat Puree of Inspection, which haa Just tiled a report on the Hlllyard school district. T. C. Tyrell. a former clerk, has failed to account for fSIT.il. Th Spokan County prosecutor has In formed th Bureau, however, that th altered oftens wa committed In 14. and as Tyrell cannot b found now he says ther I no us In trying to find him. as letters addressed to him In Min nesota hav been returned unclaimed. Th report ya that Tyrell failed to account for a balance of tit b had hen he quit and that several claims t..r whu-h he collected th money wr later paid by warrants. The Bureau place th blame for th troubl on th system of makina- out warrants for th clerk to pay small bills. Instead of audiunc all claims and having war rants drawn for them. FOXY SQUIRREL GETS PLUM Orrrna City Woman Astonished W hen Prowler "Plaj Catch.' OREOON CITT. Oct. 14. Special. Ther I a squirrel m th forests near Hubbard that evidently thinks Just s much of Its ability to obtain plums as did Llttl Jack Horner. Mlsa Nell Yoder. of Hubbard, waa base In the kitchen at her horn yes terday morning when she heard a not t on of th upstalra windows. Upon nterlng th room she observed a pin squirrel puKlng at on of th cur talna. She threw a plum at th llttl animal to frighten It, but Instead of It running away as she had eapected. th squirrel raised Itself upon Ha hind legs sad caught th missile- Then It Jumped to a neary-by tre. wher It enjoyed Its meal. STRIKE VOTE UNANIMOUS Colorado F-nrployen Committee Saya ll Will Xot Be Precipitate. COLORADO sr RINGS. Colo.. Oct. II. The National grievance commute of railway employea today waited on General Manager Waters, of th Mid land Terminal and ohort Lin roads, and Informed Mm that they had can vassed th vol on th strtk ques tion and had "10 per cent In favor of a strike.- They said, however, that a strike would not be called until other rail way officials were consulted. KLAMATH DISCUSES BEETS ucar Industry TExdtea Interest Among Farmer. KLAMATH FALLS. Or, Oct. 14. Special. William H. Helleman. who baa charge of the maintenance de partment of th Klamath Falls branch of th lnlted States Reclamation Serv ice, and who has Just returned from a trip to Sacramento and th Sacra mento Valley en Government work. will leav In a fw days for Washing-ton. accompanied by Mrs. Holla man, and expects to be gone two months on special work. Mr. Helleman Is on of th chief advocates of th sugar beet Industry la this region and expects shortly to b In possession of reports showing Just what rulta th farmers hav had this season. Hs haa been noti fied by Washington authorltlea that th necessary par fined packets and franks for farmers to send tbalr sample beets la to th chemists at th National capital hav been dla trlbuted to th farmers In Klamath County and expects whan be gets to Washington to see th result of th official Inspection at close rang. Horn tlm ago Mr. Helleman hoped to hav th Department of Agriculture establish a cultur station bar which would glv quicker results to th farmers, but th department could not par th money to establish It at present. H will probably later, take V .... Al Mr. Jesse Ralph. Jr.. Wife of Mayor f rraarlaew, Wh Waa lajavrea la A Aeeideat a Way Crawad Breaklas reresMBte ta aa Fraeteee Yesterday. up th question of co-operation from th Stat Agricultural College at Cor-vallla. ROLPHS IN AUTO CRASH WIFE QF MAYOR-ELECT OF SAX FRAX CISCO INJVRFJ. Big Machine Collide En Route to ' Golden Gate Park While Going Around "Blind" Corner. SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 14. Whll n rout to Golden Gat Park for th Panama - Taclflc Exposition ground breaking ceremonies this morning, a motor car containing th family of James Rolph. Jr, Mayor-elect and di rector of th exposition, was In col lision with anojher car. Mra Rolph and other occupants were painfully In jured. A passing streetcar, which caused th machlnea bound In oppoalt direc tions, to turn a blind corner too sharp ly, was th direct cause of th accident. Th second machine, which belongs to Archbishop Klordan. waa empty aav for th rhsuffeur. who was unhurt. The Rolph car waa turned over. Mrs. Rolph s neck waa sprained and she re ceived minor bruise Her sister. Miss Jean Held, was painfully scratched. Of th two children. James Rolph III and Annette Kolph. the boy was th mors seriously hurt with a badly Injured ankle. DR. SUN NOT IN PORTLAND Revolutionist In Communication, However, With ProrrelTf. NEW TORK. Oct. 14. Chines her report that Dr. Sun Tat Sen. th revo lutionist. Is la Portland. Or. Th report from New Tork that Dr. Sun Is In Portland ctty Is erroneous. 11 wss her about six weeks ago. and visited progressive Chinese, with whom he has been In communication sine ths Inception of th revolutionary movement. Th Chinese revolutionists hav maintained a atrong branch In Portland several year and war among th first to discard th quu and don American clothes. They hav contrib ute.! funds to th cause. "77" Humphreys' Seventy-Seven Breaks np Grip and , r While the bad weather lasts keep "Seventy-seren" handy, it is your best assurance apiinst Grip, Coughs. Colds and Sore Throat. ""Seventy-aeven" breaks np Colds that hang on and do not yield to treatment. "Seventy-seven" poes direct to the sick spot without disturbing the rest of the system. " All dealers selL 23c or mailed. Humphreys" Homeo. Medicine Co., Cor. William tnd Ann Streets. New Tork. IfU. Restores color to Gray or Faded hair Removes Dan druff' and invigorates the Scalp Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth Stops its falling out. Is not a dye. SI 00 sad SO at Ores' Stares r diieet ape rsesipt at ence and dealers aaiae. Scad 10c ta staple eonJs.-rhtl Hay Specialus C, Newer. N.J. U.S. A. BEFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES A 1 A. Clx.lr Af avtt TrTiin Porf OPTIC S Yl OTrTl Tt CT fh latest and Best Stvles for Tall and Winter XX. VUXmilBt.O vj luun SJA. Alow Au.ca a v - 1 Garments All Sizes and Styles, One Price Ten Cents New Idea Magazine for November Ten Cents - ' ' . Huck Towels at , $1.00 Dozen Excellent wearing Huck Towels, 17 by 34 inches. They are finished with hemmed ends and selvedge edges. Priced for this sale at 10c each, or one dollar a dozen. - . The Most in Value, The Best in Quality Huck Towels at 50c Dozen Fine, durable Huck Towels of good size, 14 by 24 inches. They come neat ly hemmed and are unusual values at 5c each, or 50 cents a dozen. PoweriWricelnte mometer 's little glass tube. By taking quick advantage of every favorable turn of the market and buying direct from mills and manufactur ers, we are able to give the best worth-while values ever otierea m any previous uctouer odie. Towels and Towel- Econo Here vou will find unmatchable offerings in Toweling and Towels suitable for tho home, rooming-houses and hotels. Every good kind is here and at a lower figure than the same quality is sold for elsewhere. Huck Towels, $1.25 Dozen Extra heavy and large, 19 by 38 inches. Huck Towels in all white and white with fast colored borders, priced for this sale at 1212C each, or one dollar and twenty-five cents a dozen. Bath Towels, $1.65 Dozen A special lot of full bleached Bath Towels of good weight and size, 18 by 36 inches. They come neatly nem med and are priced at 15c each, or one dollar and sixty five cents a dozen. Bleached Bath Towels at $2.75 Dozen; 25c Each Extra large and heavy full-blcached Bath Towels, fin ished with hemmed ends. They are 22 inches wide and 44 inches long and are considerably underpriced at 25c each, or two dollars and seventy-five cents a dozen. 17- inch Russia Crash Toweling of heavy 1 Or quality, on sale at 17ii-mch All-Linen Crash Toweling in white 1 g p or bordered, at - At v 18- inch Roller Towels of heavy unbleached 9Qn linen crash, at eSjS'u y 1181 Authoritative Styles in Our Women's Coats and Suits Suits and Coats that combine the latest ideas of Fashion with the best ideas of service and economy. Stunning new models in handsome fabrics in rich Autumn colorings. Distinctive styles that will be popular because the garments come from authorita tive sources from makers whose word is law in the Fashion World. The variety is surprisingly large and the prices surprisingly low. Cravenette and Rainproof Coats, $7.50 Up to $17.50 RompmViPr in outfit vourselves with one of these serviceable garments for rainy October weather. Do so now while the assortments are complete. Here you have choice of Raincoats in waterproof materials and cravenette, shown in black, also colors navy, tan, gray and other popular shades. You have choice of many styles and you will find these offerings to be unmatchable values at such low prices. Handsome. Suits, $12.50 to $19.50 This showing of pretty models is in comparable for value-giving. Newest tailored styles, made of fine quality serges, worsteds, cheviots and English suitings, in colors navy, gray brown, green, also black. These Suits are beautifully tailored in all sizes and ev ery model is one of distinction. No where will you find like values at our low prices. A perfect fit is guaranteed. Stylish Coats, $7.50 to $19.50 High grade, fine quality Coats at very low prices is the gist of these offerings. Caraculs, plushes and mixtures, also the popular Reversible Coats, shown in dozens of handsome colors and color combinations. These Coats are very warm, heavy, yet not tiresome . to wear. Don't overlook them tomorrow if you want a handsome, reliable and stylish Winter Coat. (Beautiful Plain and Fancy Silks jiW t ml 1 Swiss Taffetas, Louisines, Mes salines, Peau De Cygnes, Gun metal Novelties, Persian De signs, Dotted Foulards, etc., reg ular 65c to 85c qualities, priced for this sale at 43 Td Je " V , This immense collection of bright new Silks is part of the surplus stock of a New York exclusive Bilk importer. v e own tnese at less than the importing cost and now place them on sale at Less Than the Wholesale Cost. Every kind and color is included; in fact, the assortment is too great for de- : i : "Vf. Vini-A nrAna rvf -nlniTi ari fn-nntr TnffpfflS lnniRITIPS nnrl TTlPSSaJineS. including neat small figures, self-colored jacquard designs; pin and hairline stripes with rich over-designs, also gunmetal fancies and Pekin stripes, Persian designs, dotted foulards, shepherd checks and many other equally as desirable kinds. All are this season's goods and all are perfect in weave and finish. The kinds' that sell regularly at G5c, 75c, and 85c a yard, AQr This Sale Only at r New Woolen Dress Goods Priced Low We surely bought the right styles in Woolen Dress Goods this season, for this de partment's business is showing big gains. Many of the season's most popular weaves are in these specially priced assortments. Storm Serges at 50c At this price we are showing a splendid line of double warp, all-wool Storm Serges. They come full 38 inches wide and are shown in all wanted shades and black. Storm Serges at 75c Extra heavy pure "wool Storm Serges, shown in the new shades as well as cream and black. It is an excellent wearing fabric made of the finest se lected yarns. French Albatross and Henriettas in Evening Shades, Priced Special at 50c Yard An unsurpassed showing of the most fashionable fabrics for party gowns and evening wear. All-wool Henriettas, French Albatross and Nuns Veilings, shown in every popular new shade as well as the staple shades and cream. These fabrics come full 38 inches wide and are perfect in both weave and finish. Fleece-Lined Hose for Women at 25c ' 35c Grades at 25c A splendid new line of Wom en's Heaw Fleece-Lined Cot- ton Hose, made with double P heel, sole and toe. They cornel? in all sizes and are guaran- teed fast black. The kind that sell regularly at 3oc o K on sale at TiarA m --'. 'war,- Children's 35c Hose at 25c A special line of Chil dren's Fine -Ribbed Lisle Hose, made with linen heel and toe. They look well, wear splendid and are fast black. All sizes from 5 to 9y2. Best 35c grade on sale at. ssitli Women's Knit Underwear, Vests, Pants, All Sizes, 50c A splendid new line of Women's Winter-Weight Cot ton Vests and Pants in all the good styles. The Vests come in high-neck with long or short sleeves and the Pants in knee or ankle lengths, and with band CA. or equestrian top. All sizes; usual 65c grade. . . OVV j New Heather Mixture and Scotch Mixtures The most fashionable new Suitinsg of splendid weight, all wool and full 54 inches wide, shown in the new shades of tan, brown and gray, in novelty and Scotch mixtures. The price of these is, per yard $1.25 Soap Sale Castile Soap, 25c Bar at 19c Excellent quality, full size bar of Pure White Floating Castile Soap; the kind that is always sold at 25c a bar 1 Qp priced for this sale at VV Toilet Soap, 5c Cakes at 3 l-3c. In this assortment are such well-known and popular Toilet Soaps as Clover Bloom, Buttermilk, Cucumber, Glycerine, Violet, Lettuce, Rose, Oatmeal and others. All full-size cakes and all regular O J - p 5c kinds, your choice this sale. . Men's and Women?s $3.50-$4.50 Shoes $2.98 The Women's Shoes are shown in a dozen different styles in vici kid, patent and gunmetal leathers. - You have choice of light, medium and heavy-weight soles ond of either low or high heels. Especially attractive are several lines with the popular high raised knob toe. All sizes and widths in regular $3.50 and $4.00 grades. ' , . . The Men's Shoe3 come in a variety of styles, made with full double sole that is viscolized, mak ing them waterproof, and are shown in the best leathers for Fall and Winter wear. & p AO All sizes and widths in regular $3.50 to $4.50 grades. Priced special tomorrow at. . M Here is the kind of Shoes the boys like. JtUgJi Cut Shoes in 10 and 12-inch top, made of waterproof chrome calf, in tan and black, and At this sale you have choice from a splendid assortment of Misses' and Children's Shoes in lace and button styles and in all leathers. Sizes Zy2 to 11, regular $2.00 Q-l KQ grade at i4jAiJ7 Sizes 11 to 2, regular $2.50 Cl QQ grade at solid leather throughout. Sizes 9 to 13, $3.00 grade at $2.49 Sizes Zy2 to 2, $3.50 grade at .$2.98 Sizes 2Y2 to 5, $4.00 grade at ......$3.48