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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING,. NOVEMBER 19, 1903.
OREGON Oilli ASSOCIATION TO LIT
in '
HI PORTLAUD TOUORRC
Literary Program Will Be of Unusual Interest and MeriWrom-
; l Inent juriats-and-Attorneys-3chcdutedto - r :
.,'; :," . , - - Deliver Addresses. ''.-' .'.;,',
Of unusual interest will b th an-
;oarnntlng of th Oregon Bar so
lution which will be held tomorrow
morruag at 10:10 o'clock in thaJJnlted
.States court room. In addition to th
, 'regular business, report of committees
' will be hoard and offlcar wUl t lect
, , , ed for th coming year. , . :
' Th literary exercises will ba of un-
usual in tercet and merit Senator Will
, , O. Oravea of Bpokana haa bean seleoted
" to deliver the main addreaa,. and ad-T-
I dreaaea will also ba mad by other, a
.follow:
"Th BUt Tag Coramlasion." Prsd
. 'w. Mulkeyj "Th Propoaed Stat Bank
. Examiner." Iydell Baker; "A Stat
Railroad Commission," J. N. Teal.
At 7 o'clock In th waning at 'the
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Attorney W. M. Cake Jr. .
Judge C. U. Cantenbein.
Commercial club. Sixth , and Alder
atreeta.- tha aecond annual "dollar din
ner"' will ba given: Tha program for
that event haa not been completed.
though a number, of tntereatlng toasta
ara expected. Among thoa who are
expected to sneak are
Ooar - Mayter -of .Dallaa, -'Th Tim
to Appeal;" W. P. DUlard of SU-Helena,
"The Country Lawyer;" Judge C. U.
Gunfnbeln. 'Th Law School of th
Stat Univenity. , .
The commute in charge of the meet
ing i comooeed of John K. Kollock.
Seen in - j
Portland Stores i
By'ATST Monroe.' '. ' ' ""'
l In th at women atay indoor whan
ft fatrui. efi f- they mut -go down tewn,
they generally wear, aom old, ahabby
garment that th rain can't hurt; In
Portland they have regulation rain
clothe that are Jaunty and becoming,
and a woman in th rain ia a attract
ive aa ah I in th aunahln at leaat
he can b if eh i mo minded. Th
variety of ralnclothe to chooa from
ia very pleaalng to tha . woman who
hatea tha uniform appearance of tha old.
fashioned, raincoat. There are beautiful
lightweight allk coat, there are th
long plaid coata that ahed rain very eat
iafactorlly, and ther are the always
neat and trim cravenettea. I found a
very attractive line of. theae coat at
Blianahan'e, on "Third street, and at
prtcea that make it possible "for an or
dinary woman." a a shopper expressed
it. "to have two coata in on winter."
Thl shopper went pn to explain to m
that it waa a problem to know how to
buy In Portland during the winter, aa
ther are-some sunny. days .when on
d6esn't want to wear a raincoat, and
many rainy day when on must look
"perfectly horrid" if on hasn't a rain
coat making thatwo garments a ne
cesslty to UwneaHy dresed woman.-"
chalrmaat-WaMemar Seton-and -Jerrrhhat if you" are really interested In
& Bronaugh. ' Officers of th assocl
tlon are: W. M. Cake, Jr., president;
Robert T. Piatt, secretary, and C . J.
Schnabe, treasurer.
THEY SAY SKIDOO'S VERY SIMPLE
: . AND THIS IS WHAT THEY FIND
Mr. Cexper, who live In Arleta.
writes a very pleasant confidential note
, to the pusale editor, telling him how
asy the Skldoo problem i. It seems,
.. aha says, quit simple, and very prob
" ably wondera why every on hasn't
'guessed It long ago. Mrs. Cosper thinks,
after figuring1 on the pusle, that th
- coin-collector had ttt pennies.
& 11. Bennett, who lives at ll North
ftocond street, think the collector had
II pennies, but doesn't say a word about
. th simplenss of th pusale: U W. Chit
-of Johnson street says tha lucky
man had over 600,000,000 pennies; and
, by arithmetical proof O. T. Porter of
u 614 Elm atreet, Albany, shows that th
' money-grubber had 4..M.l5t.S5..
w 8,07 pennies. Theae statements, ar-
riving In the nam .mall and advanced by
" jfcjfnplR who ar worthy of credence, and
d hava given th Bkldoo problem
fiat" thought and study, puazl th pua--dltor.
They remind him very much
- fhe other riddle. "What la all white
J bJack. and yet re(a)d all overT' to
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ar very few . people Mn town
not tried th Bkldoo problem;
hii iiome th vogue in th count
r'rofVni 'office,' store and parlor. A
ATitud of the puxcle editor writes
.. . -V.- ...l.ln th BkMnA
lJm nt a children' party. Of
a mhti can; th puazle is copyrlght-
nd The Journal is the only paper
ue it. but Th Journal haa no
on to Ita employment aa a meana
entertainment. - Th children can
loin hos-nther in on fin combined ef
fort to win th prises, and if their so-
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lutlon Is the belt" They can divide th
1,000 new pennies among themselves. ,
And they and older people who ar
trying to solve, tha Skldoo should re
member that th awards wilj be mad
for th best solution.
Her ar some of th answer that
arrived In the mail thia morning: .
Blg-h to tha oln,
. Puxale Editor I think th anawer to
your Skldoo puail is II.
C HA8LAH.
-I X Abelt
Pussla Editor I think I have solved
the "is Bkldoo" problem correctly, and
I figured if that boy had started from
th time of Adam and counted .16 hour
a day he would b counting yet.
t i J. H. FINUCANE, Oregon City.
Bkidooski Offsklt
- Pusale Editor My opinion la that th
boy had 46 pennies and divided by 13,
having IS boxes, t pennies in each box.
leaving no remainder, and an even num.
ber in each box. Skldoo for you SI
for me. FRA NK A. U&NNETTi
711 10th St. W Vancouver, Waah.
' This It a climate that certainly breeds
ita specialties, on or th moat attract
ive being a specially cravenetted hat,
tha Beaver, which Is carried exclusively
by th Lion Clothing company This
hat ia mad In the eaat, of beaver fur,
and cravenetted to atand Oregon rains.
Th man caught in a shower without
hla umbrella need have no misgivings
about his new hat. If it la a "Beaver,
aa tha rain haa no- disastrous effect
upon it. It is interesting to know that
about nine tenths of th hats worn la
America ar ..of , domestic, manufacture,
aad that", generally in compariaon with
(lie imported article, the domestla on
1 far aupertor to th foreign article.
' Th ; general ahopper usually thinks
of the Knight Shoe company in connec
tion with those two useful and popular
priced makes of shoes, the Sorosis and
the Walkover; but J want to tell you
beautiful footwear J lust express this In
terest the next time you are in this
store, and have a aalesman tak you to
a quiet little aid room where ar dis
played a line of samples of tha famoua
Thomas Cort hand-mad Shoes. They
ara high-priced, but they are beauties.
Each pair ia th product of on pair of
hands; every turn in their makeup was
taken by hand there-is absolutely no
machine work about them. And some
way there I an Individuality about these
shoes, an air, a tone, that suggests tha
personal touch of a master workman
as surely aa doea a finely tailored coat.
Mr. Knight haa had ' thes samplea
brought to his Portland store in th
way of experiment - If Portland people
want them, he' Intends to supply them,
and I Imagine there will be little ques
tion a to their being wanted, ono they
ar seen. A woman with a pretty foot
can no more withstand a pretty ahoa
than' ah can an Easter hat. And a
prettily shod foot counts with th man,
too. -.. .,.-..,:..,..'.
boxes, consequently he would hav IS
pennies and I! boxes, -with; tt pennies
in each box. 3ktdoo; tl for you.
. E. & HARMON, l
141 Raleigh Street, City. .
' . afUliona of resales.
Puisl Editor Th correct answer to
th Skldoo problem I 60S.I77.6I1.
L. W. CARR, 60S Johnson St. City.
PICFOCUL CEVIEW
PATTERNS
Ajeon sale here nd jhPfige
is but 10? and 157. . New
Ask us iot one or help your
self. Get our - Pictorial . Re- .
view pattern and you'll like
them best. .
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Women's Long Coats will go flying out of this bargain center Tuesday, for we've
put prices on them that will startle every woman into buying at once. " Every
size. : All patterns. Surplus lot bought at a saving that makes them the best coat
bargain ever brought into this store. So many of them that you've a wide range
of choice. Styles just right. Prices read, that's all. ' ;. V
WOMEN'S COATS In fancy materials, white and brown mixtures, no two alike,
loose fitting style, with tucked sleeve and trimmed with red velvet. 1 ill
W O ME N S
BLACK COATS
d2LJinest black
broadcloth, with
strapped seams,
made with the nat
ty bias back, trim
med with silk braid
and velvet, silk
lined. Very special
A superb coat in all ways. . Selling here for only...,,,.;.,.
WOMEN'S
LIGHT COL-
iORE&OATS
New. styles, mix
tures . of tan, red
and black, all wool
materials, red vel
vet collars and
cuffs. A smart and
I high grade coat for
; $16.48
WOMEN'S COATS In black and
. whit tchecks,; loose- fitting - style,- well
made and trimmed, no lining, stunning
styles and superb quality; worth at
least a third more.' Sale (M EfA
....... -Plaw.OU
price.
Percale Wrappers
2 TO 4 P. M.
FROM
Women's Wrappers of splendid
quality percale, made with deep
flounce, and trimmed with braid;
fitted -waist lining, in every way
jjciicci. ttnuo ICUldl
$1 value speciairfbr
two hours only, rom
2 to 4 p. m., for only
Not More Than One fo a Costomer
$16.00
mm m ,
mi
OMENS-COATSfifie-tack-trheviot,-the
very swell i length, trimmed with velvet
and silk braidwell lined. Coats that could not.
possibly be sold for less than $12 to $13.60 in
the regular way, on sale here -CQ CA
Tuesday at, each. PODU
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Puiale Editor My - solution ' of th
problem la 28 Hmwllr or68pctmteg.
... ' FIAJKENCK WALCn,--
, . H Second St., City.
Bay Skldoo!
Puitle Editor In answer to your
Skldoo pussla would say that tha boy
had SS pennlea and put 'them in one
box and that bos inside ef 31 other
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A Xfols Zdk a anat,
Pussl Editor This is th answer to
the Skldoo pusale, I think: 14, 667,681,-
Jl,lJiTllaSl.lI.lai.S2Q.JlIJ!2
nlea. ADOLPHINA PEARSON,
" SIS.. Watae -Street, City,
Bany Teela Confldeat, .
Punto- Editor M y answer la th only
answer that wUl leav 1 penny over:
Ther ar SS pennies snd 1 penny in
each' box and SS boxes, which, divided
by S to SS. will leave 1 remainder, and
by SS no remainder; SS, Skldoo for me.
. " . . . HARRY HEATT,
76S Eaat Ankeny Street, City.
' Certainly leuli All BlffM.'
' Purxle Editor: A coin collector sav
hla' aon an accumulation of pennlea.
His aon, wantlns; to And an even num
ber in each box and no pennies remain
ing, placed them in eo.ua! portions, or
SS pennlea in SS boxa, ao multiplying;
them, th answer would be tSS pennies;
SS times IS for you Bkldoo.
y ILAH BARRETT,
Fifteenth and Albert Street. City.
Th Boxes and th Penal,
Pussl Editor I think there are (3
pennies and SS boxes, aa IS toe Into
If, & tlmea. HAZEL, HATDEN.
Il Fremont street, city.
THE SALE OF HMT SHAWLS ARID FASCIW1T0RS
VALUES UP-T0 $150 EACH THE GREATEST SALE OF THESE GOODS EVER HELD IN
, PORTLAND SEE THE FOUR 'SHOW WINDOWS. YAMHILL AND THIRD r
FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN SHAWLS AND FASCINATORS irfohe purchase, just think of it. A round six thousand of
them all told, and bytaking this immense lot we got them for the lowest price that such auality goods were ever sold for
in the history of the house that made them. They are samples and surplus lots, the accumulation of the season's run. Made
of the best of wool yarn and in the daintiest styles. , Fleecy, filmy, foamy throws of daintily colored yarn for the head or
shoulders. For the winter, for the summer, for any time in the year one of these Shawls or Fascinators is indispensable.
Our Mr. Lowit bought the entire lot at a price that's so low it's almost unbelievable. Not one in the whole immense as
sortment is worth less than $1.00 and from that up to $2.60. The sale 'continues Tuesday and we give you your choice of
the-greatest selection, your eyes have, ever rested on at, each, only. . 4f
SEE WINDOWS, TDIRD AND AMDIL
THEY'LL BE ON SALE BACK IN THE SECOND STREET END OF THE STORE.
. TWO BIG TABLES FILLED WITH THEM
caa ia from I to SS lnclulv. and In
this case add 1. aa ther waa alwaya
i i.ft, until na ineo i
boxes and well, gooa. nitni, x mm
sleepy. Skldoo.
ALBINA M. CRANDELL, Lents, Or.
.rarhap X WWL
IACADEMY OF MEDIGfNE IS
Aa Unoommon Kultlpl.
Pussl Editor My answer to your
Skldoo-problem is: 1,114,000,737,777,
607,680,001. If It is not rts-tat, Skldoo
and SS for you.
WARD HOLCOMB, Mount Tabor.
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Pussl Editor I bellav the answer
tqth Skldoo problem to b 1,134,000,
737,i77,607.68O,0Or pennies. I tried
every number from 33 up that would
dlvld SS without any remainder until
1 cot th number that would divide th
number from 3 to 33 Inclusive and just
leav on remainder.
OEOROH BORKEMANN.
176, Russell Street.
5 Sixty -nln Snal.
Pussl Editor Seeing your pusale.
th Skldoo problem, I thought I would
join In with' the many -others who are
trying to solv It. My anawer la
pennies.
EDITH rnr rKNnA RUEft,
ill Ellsworth Street, City.
Thia Bound Good, Dossal Xtf
Pussl Editor Th answer to your
Skldoo puszl Is 629 pennies. Any num
ber multiplied by Itself s S3 by 33 equals
S3, divided' by 33 leavea no remainder,
so ther nnt hava been 23 boxs with
S3 pennlea in each box. A. D. HI LI
- 344tt Couch Street.
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Washington
Street
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Hotel Calld
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Is Miss Hamilton Bight
Puisle Editor My answer to th Skid-
oo problem: If the son put th entire
lot of pennies In 33- boxes, - the aam
number in each box, there would b
pennle in each box. The entlr collec
tion being B?9 boxes. .
LETHA HAMILTON. Lent. Or.
- Think Brother Sregcr la Error.
Puxsl Editor Th correct answer to
Skldoo problem Is 698.377. 661. I And
that B. i. Ureger's answer is not di
visible by 38. t. W. CARR,
613 Johneon Street, City. 44
Aad th Saadmaa Can. ;
Pussl Editor The answer to your
Skldoo problem Is 38.168.688,067.601 pen
nies. In solving this or sny )tk prob
lem, And the lesat common multiple of
th group of number, whloh la . thl
" Pussla Editor 1 think I hav th
anawer to th Skldoo problem: 86 is
my answer. Th boy had SS boxes and
put S pennies In each box.
; ARTHUR PLATO.
International Hotel. Portland.
STo "Com BlTa" Kara.
Pussl Editor IJ leav to submit
th following solution of Skldoo prob
lem ss I understand it: rxuraoer or
pennies SSS; number boxes S3: no penny
In boa 11. JOHN DUNCAN.
. eneaa, urcgon.
Of Course. XVs Slmpl.
' Puixl Editor What I believe to b
th correct answer, to your Skldoo prob
lem Is that tha boy had 63 pennies,
placing SS In each of th 33 boxes. It
seems quite simple.
MRS. EMMET IX COSPER.
! . .. Lenta, Oregon.
Just SX
Pussl Editor I think SS.
H. It BENNETT.
ISSN. Second Street, City.
TO BrORGAHIZED
Local Physicians' Form Associa
tion for Scientific Re- r
search Work..
An organisation of physicians to ba
known as th PorUand Academy of Med
icine haa been formed by a number of
the oldest practitioners of tha city on
lines similar to thoa of th New Tork
Academy of Medicine. At tha present
tlm ther ar 36 charter members, but
th full Portland membership whan th
aocioty 1 completed will b 60.
Th Portland physicians hav been
f '-g k- f" 1n" " -n PP
ganlsatloa for several years and now
hav com to th conclusion that th
tlm la rip for th attempt. Dr. 8. E.
Joseph! I temporary chairman and Dr.
A. E. Mackay 1 temporary ortary.
Th permanent organisation will b ef
fected at a meeting which is to b held
In December, when th other St mem
ber wUl b admitted and tha society
started out upon it career..
Th work of th academy will be
purely cintlflc and Ita purpoae will be
th information ' and uplifting of . It
member to a higher plan of knowl
edge and research. In addition to "the
membership of 60 there will t ouy-of-town
member, known aa fellows, be
sides associate fellow, honorary fel
low and benefaotor. Annual meeUnga
will b held and In th near futur a
building will perhap be erected, or -sultablo
quartar provided, in which th
ACAdemywlll InataJl a library and eer.
property necessary "for carOjoir'tB"
research of tha membars.
Antiyeh Bros. Opening.
Antlyah Brother, importer of ori
ental . ru g.s, held their opening Satur -day
night from 6 to' 16:80. most dainty
and artistic Invitations having been is
sued. Th nsw stor presented a moat
attractive appearance, arranged as It
waa, to represent an Oriental palace.
Exqulsl rugs of fabulous value cov
ord th couch-Ilk seats, tha walla and
th floors, whll soft Ught fell .from,
richly carved art lamna and cast a roae
hued glow over th entlr acn. whll
mualo from th Webber , orchestra
floated down from th balcony.
This Xsat Simplified Mathematics, Ilia.
punel Edlter I am a student and
would Ilk very mutch to torn your
problem but I ain't got enuf nts. I
find It takea 326.683.684.663 more sent
than I hav got and I can't toutch any
of th faculty for tha balance. Hav
you got enuf senta to remit the baL.
until I dfn experiment. I hava got th
boxes. I .remain yours forever,
ELLA POGEL, City.
On Penny ia Each Box.
Puszl Editor My anawer to the
Bkldoo problem is. 1 penny in each of
23 boxes S3 pennies.
. TX)NALDSON. JU
T6?T."t)ock, Fuot Taylor St, City.
Ke's a StockefeUsr, Xsat Hst -
Puxsle Editor Whole number of pen
nies. 1.134.000.7:7.777.607.630.001; num
ber of pennlea In esch box, 48,866,666,
859,886.690.087: numlr of boxes, S3,
ttv testing the above figures you will
find they aatlfy the requirement of
the Skldtfo prtfUeel.
O. T. PORTER.
614 Elm Street. Albany. Or.
Get
Br-Graves'
T00S1 Powder.
ITp it twirr-a-dav and vou will
have 'white teth, hard gi.rns,
plian mnnth. nure breath, rood
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digestion and pood health. Just
ask your acniisi aDoui 11. ,
la hauidy mtal cans or bottles, a So.
Drl. f?ww' To!h Pwder Co.
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Select Your Goat, Suit or Skirt
, FROM THE LARGEST STOCK ON THE COAST A
LOOK
Lest-Tou Forget W- ar th only
firm In Portland equipped for manu
facturing Ladles' Coata and Suit.
We hav expert factory employee,
and garments purchased In our stor
will be handled expertly and with
dispatch and aboaolut reliability, .
For Tuesday Buyers
Any $15.00 Coat in the
house; Tuesday . .90.75
Any $20MCoat , inTthe
house1; Tuesday.? 12.75
FOR TUESDAY BUYERS
$15 French Voile Skirts, nice
ly trimmed; Tuesday. .$7.50
JWJTFrencli'Voileand'Broad-""
cloth Skirts; Tuesday. $1 1.00
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FOR TUESDAY BUYERS
$30.00 Suits
Tuesday only . ; w; . 1 70
$50 Suits, Tues. only.93175
The J. M. ACHESOJM
Wholesale and Retail
131 FIFTH STREET.
Bet. V.
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