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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1950)
SHUalfifclE luliltlUtitl-lATi a ituuiiifli-ifHi lit 1 1 I I - A. S1TIV I C I : - T m To 1 ff T . TT. W fl I I Alii 1 R riltll 'MNul ltT?1 m pFjrj I Pi 9 Q FiT-UlslsUlfl aii ip ?m m & -linn mm i ifiHinirrtT I t Golf With Figures Who Said So? What's Wrong Here? 1 T7ROM the clues below It. can ' 'JE? ,w w fYnp of the molt Ingenious of modern day puzzle constructors, William J. Baumgartner, produced this mathematical golf puzzle with a "course" of four sections, or, la golf language, four boles. ' Notice that the course (below) la divided into an V upper, lower, right and left section. To play, select a group of five adjacent numbers in any section which form the shape of the letter TEE.' First try to form a TEE with ai large a total at possible. TEE's may be In any position but must be similar In shape to the stippled area shown in the upper section of the! "course." Should the difference between, the maximum' and . minimum TEE's formed be equal to the key num ber, which is 10, the puzzle is solved and your score is a "hole-in-one." As par is S, three trials are allowed In which to score the key number. As soon as one section Is solved continue In an other section until the entire "course" is traversed. Once started it holds the interest Until the "course" is completed. Try your hand and become a proficient mathemat ical golfer. Tou can also play this math-. ematical golf with a partner by using checkers, ' counters or dice. Each playei1 takes his turn and tosses 3 L TTTvOM the clues below It, can you Identify who made - this historic rtmarki "When a man assumes a pnblie treat, be should consider himself as publlo property." V ' 1. It was statement of a man who assumed a publlo .trust as Governor of Virginia, Secretary of State, Vic President and President He was President 1801-9. 2. He was the author of the United States' most famous sin gle document. 3. However, he took equal pride In the authorship of the statute providing religious free dom in Virginia. 4 Besides being a politician and statesman, be was a lawyer, farmer, architect and inventor. 6. His own home, "Monticello," which he designed. Is an archi tectural gem. 6. His name was (a) James Madison; (b) James ' Monroe; (c) Thomas Jef ferson; (d) Alex ander Hamilton 7 "OlCMlplMdSPOI jo oonnriMa to torn imnau awn ma tosBf maoqx a. B I 1 I I ''J-- I I PT-k 316 2 7 nr 7 2 a z r net F7 try isi 7z 7 wi - mamao- ioomo-mo- tmmmm mmmm- VtfWA:yvy w i i SJBBJBJBJ i 8 4 fsiwteizs 9 3 3 t - ooaaOal ajBSSST-,l"" mi? ii Soniti'l""J,"B 1 ysssMss Xf7f7-5 6 9 jirlx i 'iS.I I Maaic Trick J For You v his counter, check er or die on an en larged diagram of the puzzle and the number it lands on (or the near est number) becomes the center figure of the crossarm of the TEE formed. If more than one TEE is possible the player makes a choice. The TEE's are totaled and the player with the highest total wins the round and scores SO and 27 and so wins three points; his op ponent scores 31 and 27 or four points. The second player therefore wins the round by one point. The total points won must equal the key number.' If dice are used, the number turned up with each toes becomes a bonus and la to be added to the total of the TEE formed. If more than two players are in the game, a player scores the difference between his own score and the lowest score made. - t Tw moi !t rnej whIih is moi imjmh its oanM ma twn wntH It ro immi ?u nenaw Mdo mat 1P0 iohois FILLING THE TANK VOLUNTEER Ore department members ' were testing Its pumps and emergency water sup ply tanks. Ihree pipes were led into the tank, rfae first pipe alone could fill the tank in 18 hours. The second In 24 noura The third pipe could empty it in 12 hours. If the tank were empty and all three pipes were working together, how many hours would It take to nH the tank? - I Pm te piooa vm tu i souaiog THt mx 6 TO PICK I TW5 ICC WTHAPCCE0F5TWNG. tWKDtUX HW FAJUP T1tt4ia COS MS STUFF. HEAD AND TAIL PLACE the -same two letters at the beginning and ending, or head and tail, of each of the follow ing groups of letters and you complete a common word. The two letters are different for each of the words. What are the letters in each case? 1 -UCAT . 6. -ANTI '- 2. LUVX ; 7. R . " 8. GIB- 8. RMINA 4. EEPI 9. GRA v 6. URIO- . 10. DERGROU- . . ln IOM Wmod w mntam vmuoo wno -pmtuajpaa t -01 (jp -a -timom t um 'l vuimtra -mounm -g W" no- i reunite t wvnm t FIND THE FIGURE VV7HAT number Is as much greater than 38 as it " ls less than 94? Don't jump to the conclusion that you can find out by dividing the difference be tween 36 and 94. m smicbm ma, iJanf , n .? , i .r h i . i i m RlPCCf of ICE, 7 ' MAfilCIAN SHAKES TVC SALT ON B0THSTBW6 ANOICE. AS a party "ice-breaker," pro duce a glass of water with an Ice cube and a string. Chal lenge , someone to get 'the cube from the glass with the string. 1he salt FBEE2CSTHE SnaNGTOTMJ KE AMD TWt MAN0FMA6K. When the effort has been futile, show bow the trick can be done, as Uiustrated above from Magic Made Easy, by Bob Dunn (Cita del Press). TTHE artist purposely made at I least 30 errors in drawing this picture, as a test of your attention to details. Can you Ono all of them within 12 minutes? raaja oo who pa me miw 'Ot :piiui ao mam) i1!oj gz :) wi to aaqa oe utotn am am tx Mini wnon oo m ( at oo uvm wis u !Sop tot MIUU ooi mm wt .-nan no wa n :mtco aa m wpn om midwd -yt maim oo op Mf o w mum ks irraa not ia tn ks luspit m" ti ! uun aw i oiy -awae ra torn rm. nm ) e amio -st ieaira too op oaa ajtoa II !NM PRWq OOOfTW It tOMOP CPWdfl iro ww -i ijmm n iir io m as -ei tosnaia too op aootwa :pi Sooja ao aoaiina mm Tti fom ao ao taa ntie m nvmt t.ioa ti :oi ao on ooniai too oma too n -otiv pooerttini ira .Xoa xl !qto km op m-m m um ao m so npw ?) -jm svp vo w wui Mm ao riw jm ft hn n !npm oo no ii uoas 001 I ! to poo rooa :aSta 4n ti n om to poo UtM -o fuio XntiS oo tax Pt piioo iSaiatoto mioSr -mnoio :im -Jkoaa IJMH pipjo pae !wnao e ppwino ' ao Miuapl H ? noq p aotatne on rl -jiu ,-t io uwt on tooant iio CRYPTOGRAM VARK rWAIN is himself the V1 author of a book now com monly called a claaslo which be lies something .he once said on the subject of classics. It is pre sented as a simple substitution cipher for you to solve: ODVCHKID X R KOCTLZXFB X N T 4 B OGEB POFL& LO ZCNT J TOE UFE FO- 0 Q EB POFLK L 0 JIUE, The one-letter word and the repetitions should enable you to identify certain tetters quickly and solve the whole crypt with out difficulty. From the Introduc tion you should also be able to decipher a seven-letter word im mediately. 4JWi.h oama e.rox io mn oa Amwnm o.ioat tag lavua oqt oi ..'pofti oi nM Xpoqoo poo pom 04q e noma poqXMoo SomiooM m oionio Y iooioi8 TIME ENOUGH? THB clock on the city nail re- 1 quires five seconds to strike 5 p. m. So how lung does it re quire to strike 10 p. m. T Chancea are yoyll give the wrong answer. Will you? -m 0n pato oo ;fno4 uwn bi Ioi & -U3 o . -vpoooM, iiunoi -coo po MO M wnoi rMJma oooo oo tmiai mot oo PfSAA OJMB -mttB Samno m tpm
