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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINQ, NOVEMBER 20, 1SS3.
saved: valuable legal records
froh earthquake ahd fire
Theodore Ktka Did Great Ssrvlci to Persons Involved Wherf He"
. ' Persisted In Guarding Negatives From De-
7 ' .. ; ..( ..'.',,' ,v struction orjnjury, '."
P. 1,1k the. sceae and Incidents of Lyt-
. ton's "Last Day of Pompeii, or filer
.'--kflwiU'a. "Quo Vodla.". runs, the otory
"", of. savin ttio records of hundreds " of
h .criminal and civil cases from the rav.
' acra of flamta and earthquake at ' Baa
. ; Francisco, ao"told hy Theodore Kytka,
4. handwriting expert employed ty nu
, meroaa slate and municipal overn
merits In caaea that ranee from the
' ainalleat ctvl) suit to the terrible Hay
' market Hots In Chlcas-o ' rears ao.
'At present he is at the Portland with
.... Mrs. Kytka. msklnr this city s brief
. visit. "'
For more than 10 years the decipherer
..j of forced aandwrltinff has been vaclng
war against the greatest criminals In
: the United States. The ratr will case.
the Deris will 'case, the Botkln murder
; case, the -Sir. Henry" Cooper forgery
' case, the rteorge D. Collins bigamy case,
4 the great Carl Becker forgery and hun-
"flfAls"tjf f Ihwes
Theodore Kytka.
n tor solution and never once has his era
- plovers had cause to regret paying htm
126 a day and expenses or the raunicl-
' pallties f 100 a dsy and expenses, for
the work they hays entrusted to hi
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, ' care.. ; .. . ; .
. When 'the first tremors of the great
earthquake : shock ' roused tha sleeping
thousands In San Francisco. Kytka waa
awake. For he had an aviary In which
- .'. tie kept 250 finches. Including six sped
; fl mens that ' had never been classified,
, . and he was always astir at daybreak
feeding his pets. While leaning out of
t the window and throwing' the birds their
V morning food, he was interrupted by
thAAemhlors,, , Ha raalliad at otwm ha4
a city, shaken to her f ou n rla H nns, - with
water mains torn aaunder, would mean.
Fourteen years before the old chief of
.' the fire department had told him what
4. would result if. San. , Francisco- should
be visited by a great earthquake. 80,
"j without a nioment'a hesitation, he com-
r menced saving the records which had
a distinct bearing upon th lives of
1 seven persons, ths freedom of to criml
( nala before whom yawned the walla, of
. the penitentiaries ready to enclose them
for life or long terms, while Included
In the records waa evidence which would
Inals and ths disposition of millions of
dollars worth of property. '
There is a law In California,' as
there is In the. federal statutes, which
"says that, when the original records are
destroyed the negatives made . of - the
EVERYONE KNOWSSKIDOO ANSWER
BUT SOLUTIONS ALL DIFFERENT
Harry T, Blgga of Astoria, writes to
the pussle editor ss follows:
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: .in . 1 1 . ' 11 "M'jw .""'l
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originals by a photographlo expert
shall take their place. Krka had
these records--wsgon loads of them
and Ms first thought was to ears them
that justice might be dealt to those
concerned. '
At Twin Peak, not far from Kytka's
home, st contractor had removed a
large quantity .of sand and gravel
barf made, In fact, a sheltered nook
against the aide of the- Mil. Kytka
decided that "he would store his records
there. 80 with the assistance of sev.
oral-boys from his laboratories and his
servant girls he commenced the work
of transporting the valuable glass
negatives to the fire protected spot.
For. mere than 40 hours they carried
the heavy plates up the U blocks of
the steep hillside. Without sleep and
food- they labored that the criminals
should be punished for their misdeeds
and the legateea of the millionaires
'-h j. . a- i I si S ss 4V--
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Kytka - had made In hla .laboratory
negatives which were more than two
feet square snd these were nailed on
heavy wooden frames, some of which
were nearly to feet square, and which
could be wheeled Into court and show
plainly ihe forged names and wllla.
He had several of these la his yard and
they were taken to the hillside ' spot
and from them two wooden shacks
were built, which not onlv sheltered
the records, but provided a home for
tne expert and, wife, and his entourage
s wenL wnicn st one time numbered
as nign as 11 persons.
Worked Say and High.
Although he had stenoed on a niece
01 oroaen gisss in nis dtnins-room aoon
after the first shock, Kytka labored on
without stopping to heal the wound.
ve to remove the iassed niece of
gisss rrom nis root For three days
and nights he labored, and. with hla
helpers, lived like ' animals, he says.
Then ths fire stopped, order was be
ginning to follow the chaoa that per
meated the stricken city, end he found
that Ms studio and laboratory had not
been destroyed.
But. the city and nollce records had
been lost In the earthquake and fire.
None of the originals had been aaved
from the I7.000.000 city hall, nor had
the lawyers been sble to gather from
tha ruins of their magnificent offices
the records or transcripts of the cases.
Kytka had -them.- so it wss no -wonder
that Carter P.-Pomeroy, the attorney
for Davis' sister, who had been fight
Ing for tha estate, which Involved It,
S00.000, should come to him with tears
la his eyes and say
"Kytka,. you shall be remembered for
this.- .- .. ..
' And Kytka wss remembered... for he
aent In a bill for 140,000 for hla aerv
Iocs, and It was Immediately honored.
Then came the task of moving back
to the shaken laboratory and art studio
the records over which ha bad atood
guard with rifle and shot gun sgatnnt
the attacks of the pillagers for more
than- A weak Four-large. drsya-.wa4 , .vl oi.V, V..!. ''Th. w I
in t.kin k.v TC. .T.Tl. Tewer to th Skldoo pnixla-The way 4
employed In taking back-the stacks of
negatlvea and records which Kytka and
his boys had laboriously carried up ths
stsep hin on their heads and In their
arms.
What became of the beautiful flnohesT
wen, wnen tne soldiers told Kytka that
tha fires were too close to his studio
to permit him entrance, the handwrit
ing export believing tbst.hls studio,
laboratory and aviary were about to
burn, begged that he be permitted to
save bis feathered friends. He-wag de-
nled the Drlvllere. But rather than
flames, Kytka rushed paat the guards
and smashed, in the plate glasa cover
ing with sb axe and watched with satis
faction the flying of birds that had bsen
wont to wake him In the early morn
tng with their songs. . , . '
kindergarten children. I got the cor
rect answer first trial 21 pennies tt
boxes and me for the first prise. It's
Just aa eaay aa falling Into the river
here. But why don't you offer a prise
for the beat answer . to this: 'How
should akldoo be pronounced? -There's
a poser, snd I bet you ny prise for
the best solution of the pennles-ln-ths-box
solution thst -you csn't telL".
T Harry rtsrta un n very dlstressln
sssumptlon thst ths pussle editor
would bet; to bet Is gambling, gam
bling Is very chancey; to tske chances
Inculcates -bad habits and -a-bad habit
Is ths thief of character. The pussle
editor . does not bet And. besides, he
does not know how to pronounce
skldoo,
Sam Frledlsnder, who is an authority
on words, says skldoo Is prnnounced
skld-oo, with - the sccent on the flrat
syllable. Donald Bowles says the word
should be spelled with two d's sklddon,
snd ths sccent Is on the "doo." Oenrge
Baker insists that It Is skldu, the u
pronounced ss It Is In Cue.' Mr. Pan
gle ssys he Is too busy trying to solve
the problem to wsste time on the pro
nunclstloa. '
Answers Prom Beery where.
Apparently many peopls ajree with
Mr. Psngle. as answers to the famous
skldoo problem are coming from all
psrts ofjthe Oregon xouatrx-Theraia
........ t. jt 1 .w ..... . .
enough diversity In the solutions to
make them Interesting; much of the
pleasure found by thoss who have sent
in solutions Is the absolute oocksured
ness of the mathematician. I'p to
dsts nearljrX0O0answershavaben.
received; snd not wlthstsnding ths fsct
thst no - more than IS people have
agreed on the same solution, all are
willing to make affidavit that their
answsr Is the right one. And still,
there Is but one correct solution to the
skldoo problem: for the correct and
best solution - The Jdurnsl . will give
1.000 bright, new pennies; other prises
sre handsome "23" scsrf pins. ...and
packages of 13 new pennies. He're are
some of the snswsrs rerelved todsy:
Bow It X.ooks to Klsa Mother.
Pussle Editor My snswer to the
"skldoo" problsm is: There were It
boxes, one penny In esch box, msklng
a to4 of tl pennls.
J HAZEL MOSHER,
- 214 nth st., Astoria. Or.
Only Twenty -Three Coppers.
Pusile Editor The answer to skldoo
problem Is ths hoy hsd tl pennies, snd
put one penny In esch box.
, F. WALLACE STEPHENSON.
. II I H Jefferson St., city:
Say" SW'a Oerreet, :
Pusxle Editor The corrert solution
of you skldoo problem Is ss follows:
There wers 21 pennies, ono In each of
the tl boxes, end the "number 21 ran
be divided by any number by t or 12.
or 11, which gives me always onere
mainder snr hone If divided by tt.
1- JSRXEST. BCHWKDLER. .
'. f- j Oreaham. Or.
'. - Thinks Stfgh.
-puxsle Editor My . answer 0 the
"skldoo" pussle is thst the; boy plsoed
In each of the 23 boxes I0,S4.t4T pennies.
-a- total of &H.U -pannUis Proof of
the correctness of the snswer is mat
the above total Is the smallest number
dlvlslbls by each number from I to II
Inclusive with a-remainder of only one,
and by IJ with no remainder.
F. R, M., Fremont "
- This Monads Convincing.
Pussls Editor There wore IBS "ben
nies. The ptisrle reads there will be a
remainder of one only one which
might be 11. t to tl Is the same rels
tlon (nsmely 11) ss Jl Is to 161. which
Is IK. Therefore, he had 11 pennlee In
each box. and tl boxes, making a total
of 161 pennies.-
. MRS E. U DIXON.
University Park. Or. ,
ID, Dowllng May Hare It.
' Punle Editor Tha answer to - the
akldoo". problem Is this: There are
SOI pennies In all. and tnere are zs
boxes, with It pennies in eacn-ona.
GEORGB DOWMNO,
16 Pine St
K. Oaaeaa OaUa St Pussls, ,
Tiila Rdltnr Here Is four "skldoo'
axplsmed; the only wey it csn be
done: There were II pennies. It Is
not a mathematical proposition; H Is
a pussle. . . J. DUNCAN.
- ,v . tosdfl. nr.,
Mr. Oarmody Tries Again.
Pussle Editor 1 beg to submit a sec
ond answsr to your skldoo-probism. ons
mam pnrwt " fnaamuch as it is a
smaller number, via.: Itl.170.t40.001.
D. T. CARMODY,
7tt .Hood 8U City. .
Mow This Besult Wag meaebed.
Pussle Editor The number of pen
nies wse 68,191,141. I found thia an
swer by-taking every number from, tl
up that would balance even when di
vided by II until I found the one that
all the numbers from t to tt,. Inclusive,
would divide and leave only one for a
balance. .
MRS. MARGARET BORNEMAN,
1TI Russell St., city.
"Skldoo George's" golutiom.
"Pussls Editor I find the correct num
ber to be 2tl pennies, II pennies In tl
boxes. BKIDOO GEORGE.'
County Jail.
(This Is the anawer given, by O. I
Blodgett, who paasea the tlma left to
him In the Hall by trying to solve ths
remarkable Bkidoo problem.)
' what at School Girl Thinks. '
Pussle Editor I am school girl of
14. My father called my attention to
the "Skldoo'! problem. I And -that after
going higher than 21 you can go up Into
mUllons and yet place an equal quan
tity in each of the tt boxee. Conae
quently If the problem la a , problem In
reality there Is but one solution. The
father was disgusted when he aald to
the boy "Skldoo 21 for you." Thia
scolding psntrated tha boy's think
place, then the bog figured 21 times 1
Is 21.- 80 he put one penny la each box;
tl was the number Of pennies placed
before the boy.
- BEIXROIE ADCOX,
; ,v" . Dufur, Or.
gust rials xaltlpUaatloa.
found the answsr was bTnuiupiyng
II Umsa It, which gives 519 pennies.
There were 1 1 pennies to each box. ,
IVA IUFT,
! , - t in RuaseU Street, City..;
Sounds Basy , as! Oooo.
Pussle Editor My answer to " the
Skldoo problem Is' tt pennies. If tbs
boy had two boxes and put 11 pennies
In each box he would have ona remain
ing, and If he had tl boxea and put
in each box there would be none
TmalnTBrTnakliig ths answer It.
, AHUM BUIWt,
' ' ' . St, Johns.
lost Sleep, Bat Oct am Answer.
t,,i Tditor After losing - some
sleep I figure there were II pennies In
each of It boxes, making a total otsil
pennies; any number from t to II will
leave one over by dividing same.
It won't be necessary to Bend me the
prise money Immediately, aa I won't be
able to count same, my fingers still be
ing a trifle sore from adding I count
on my flngera.
v . ' AHTnun JH" liutn,
J&5 Wast Park Street, City.
This Sounds Plausible, Boeaat Xtf
Pussle Editor. I find the answer to
the Skldoo Problem to be lit. Simply
add all the flgurea from 1 to tl. In
clusive, and you have 253, which. If
divided by any number from t to II
leavea a balance of 1. but If divided by
I! gives us an answer 11. bo ne naa
tl boxes nnd Just 11 pennies in esch
W.
A. EA8TBURN.
Albsny, Oregon.
Thia Makes tHe Boy Blob.
Pusxle Editor. I find the answer to
the Sitldoo Problem Is 191.177,61.
. "WILLIS HARORKAVES.
S07H First street, city.
gMitoo t3 pot Tout Xuhf
Pusxle Editor. The boy hnd 9 pen
nies end he put I pennies Into esch of
the 13 boxes.
Skldoo 21 for yours? Huh?
GEORGE KERR.
I2R1 Enst Sixth street, city.
Jnst Ptve-a la n Box.
Puxzle Editor. 'If the son put an odd
number of pennies in II boxes, snd the
ssme amount in esch, he would have
to put 7 In .each box, whichwould be
ill pennies. . the amount the father
LgvebJssonfor. 9J,nhe problem.
T k fio ininr.i Vfl
184 Main street,, city.
' Over Tifty WUlioa Pennies.
Pussle Editor I think that the an
swer to the Bkidoo -Problem is.MJIItr
141 pennies. . H. BI8BEC
Oots the Worth of Bis Money, Shf .
Pussle ,Edltor. The only way I can
solve the problem Is: He had only 16c
ind bought a Journal for to and had
th skldoo- number tt.
MASTER ALVA LELAND LAKOUT,
109 Meade street, city.
Philosophy of a Mathematician.
Pussls Editor. The answer tp your
problem' Is 191,177, 181, slthough there
may be other numbers which are right
also. If this Is not right skldoo; tt
for me. , W. IL BTECKER,
51 North Second street, city.
Million la 'In.
Pnxxts' F.ditrrr HTTln -Is correct srtH
swer to Skldoo Problem: The least
number of pennies thst will satisfy
all the conditions of the problem, Is
HJ.7I4.077.HI.697.911. Each of the 21
boxes ' contained 10,t70.2M224.45,127.
This siiiri Is exsctly divisible ly the
numbers 2. 1, 4. I, ,. 7, I. I, 10, 11, 12,
IH.-14, lr l,-lf; ISrIIV tl. st: Thus
the problem Is completely solved and
no lesser number of pennies will sat
isfy sil the conditions of ths problem.
HARRTCUMMfNOS.
National Hotel, Portland.
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N'S TAX ROLL HAS
SWOLLEN EHORMOUSLY
From Ten and a Quarter Millions
to Twenty-Eight and a Half
Huge Increase.
(special Dispatch to Tbs JaaraaL)
' Salem, Nov. 10. The work of foot
ing up the assessment roll for Marion
oounty has been completed. Tha total
valuation of the .different klnda of
property la 121,114.596, while that of
the amnt of 1901-was only 10.
251.171.
No exemption was allowed In sssess-
lng the property for 1904. .
In 1101 there were In tha oountv
175,521 aores of tillable Und and 441.
119 acres of non-tillable lands.
This vesr shows the screen n till.
able land to be 196.041, and thsV of
non-tillable land to be 158,482.
There Waa also a marked Increase In
thenumber of telegraph andtelephon
onai inn iii in not ts hi in 1906.
MORROW COUNTY HAS-- :.
, GAINED MUCH WEALTH
T vgperlal "Dtooateh" to ThtTjooxaaiT"'-"
Heppner, Or., Nov. 10. Assessor Con
ner has just completed the Morrow
county tax roll for 1906. It makes a
splsndld showing compsred with that
of last year, showing a total valuation
2J23.0 IIsjl Increase of about 1800.
000 over that of laat year. The assess
ment was made on a one-third evalua
tion. Of the Increaae about 160.000 is
on account of thsre being no exemption
thia year. - . . .
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INOERSbLL'S FAMOUS WATCHES, f
81.00, 81.50, 81.75 and 82.00. 1
Goods Marked Free
& CO.
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eompeteal fitter snd
tailor om tha raolao
osrt. Baea rar.
neat wo sell is m
rnrnte ef this
statement.
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