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Show Auction Bridge KSL ARRANGES By MILTON C. WORK. The International Authority. CONTRACT Broadcast of Entire Proceedings of Both Con ventions Is Announced. KSL has arranged to broadcast the sntirs proceedings o( both of ths na tlonal political conventions by direct wire rrora Kansas city ana Houston the respectively. This broadcast most comprehensive In the history of radio and involves an expenditure 01 thousands of dollars. The broadcast will begin Tuesday morning; at 11 o'clock and will be on the air seven hours each day until the completion of the conventions. The management estimate that It will require five days for each convention, A trained staff of broadcasting reporters headed by Graham McN'amee,ffamed announcer, and a large tec inical ataff In charae of Eugene F. Grossman, operating engineer, will go to the conventions. The reporting staff will Include Veteran political writers and analysts who have at- tended other conventions in the past, and who will explain and Interpret the radio audience proceedings so that the 'atfl be kept abreast of every happen-fi&- g and will know the significance ot: every move. Marley Bherrls will assist McXame e. . . 1 !i, 'Jury Brings Verdicts In District Court Cases ta The Trlbuae. Wyo., June T. The KEMMRER. eallevV to serve In the district Jury court hereTtfay !8 has completed Its duties with he disposition of the case This of Blood vs. Humphries-Hayes. suit grew outKof a note purported to to the now have been given by Hayes Special ' defunct Guaranteed Securities comthe pany of Salt Daks, for wtilch plaintiff Is receiver. Hayes maintained what he signed was a bond, as he was employed as local agent at Afton, Wyo., at the timet Judgment was given the plaintiff Blood. Another case of Interest was that of state vs. H. M. HIden, charging assault. Holden, one of the first settlers of Fontenelle. northv of here, was found guilty of firing Several shots at neighbors, who came upon his place to Inspect brands on livestock, and fined 1100 with 100 costs' ,and sentenced to serve thirty das' In the Lincoln county Jail here. e Albion Summer School Opens Term Actibity Ipeclal te The Tribune. ALBION, Idaho, June school at Albion opened . 1 Summer BRIDGE. U Today we will start a consideration or .siam Difldinr one of the most Tha Nations! Broadcasting Company will, broadcast the entire NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT KANSAS Important topics connected with Con- CITY TUESDAY, JUNE 12, and a week following, the NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT HOUSTON, Jane tract Bridge, and one upon which, even yet, there Is great diversity of expert 26. The famous announcer, Graham McNamee, assisted by a trained squad of assistants, will be on the grounds to describe, opinion. When the game of Contract was explain and interpret everything that goes on. first Introduced Into this country. It was but natural that the eye of the Inexperienced Contract player should first light upon the enormous pre mlums allowed for bidding and makPremiums of from 600 ing a slam. up to 1500, In addition to all other scores, are of euch great value that they attract Immediate attention; and the Contract neonhvte could not ha blamed fuf assuming that bidding for wm pernaps mi most feature In the new game. Itimportant was not aione me Bridge beginner who entertained this Idea: manv exnert Bridre players converts to Contract Jumped i siam Diauing as a nungry trout does at the first grasshopper of the season, without looking to see wheth er n is attacnea to a hook. With the Introduction ofdangerous Contract came almost simultaneously the Introduction of schemes: some absurd on their face, some apparently logical nut really dangerous, and others so plausible and apparently safe that for a time even expert players were fooled Into believing that they were advantageous. By slam bidding is meant the Intro. . ductlon of certain bids with special -- -I J 1 e ana meaning; K I of conveying specific Informa J i eI ' tion respecting some particular and theoretically aiding the partnersuit, In a slam. for The bidding wildest type oi siam Diauing provide tr.at the first fbid made by a side be meaningless, except that It shows the Ace of the suit bid; It might be a singleton Ace, 1 s V ' or an Ace at the head of a seven-car- d suit. Later bidding is supposed to Full-visio- n '' ' : nuw me lengtn or me suit; out aa It " i A.C. Dial, v JS may oe a snort one, the partner Is re ' 5 ' X set. For use with quired to overbid even with a himt I and consequently auch overbid Is even " "" "" I more meaningless than the original ','" Current. UsessixA.C.am- I bid. oSTS. " Another scheme made an Initial pllfying tubes, and ons a mean slam probabilities, and j a mroo-Di- a no siam possibilities or vice versa, some Did It one way and some the other. will (The subject of Slam us cunumiig tomorrow. Bidding (Copyright, John T. Dllle Co.) AlMMtTIE Ik OF VITAL IMPORTANCE To Every Prospective Radio Buyer WE ANNOUNCE ror-th- pur-po- rffr "jy DClEMTF . m Stv t yj "gVNk JSS""'n" i X Ir; - Xl BASEMENT WHERE Wo hsvs on display ths most eomplcts assortment of low priced quality radios In the Intsrmountsln West soms now, some used but all at prlcts thst will astound the most skeptical. Ws list two examples bslow snd hsvs many others rsnglng In pries as low as 129. SO. 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TERM,, I ATWATER h VifJj ' stock buyer, who has been missing emus may it. nas oeen susnenoeii. pending Information that may give some new clue as to his fate. Matthews disappeared from Cascade and since that time every river and cree in the vicinity has been searched as well as high water would permit, but no trace of either the man or hi. car has been found. He was last heard of In Round valley shortly after his disappearance when he paid the fine of a man with whom he had Quarreled. His four brothers, have taken part In the search and their appearance at different places has led to rumors that the missing Matthews had been Seen. But as groups of searchers ran down each rumor It was discovered that one of the brothers had been mistaken for the missing man. Tuesday, .Sheriff Boyd of Caldwell, and a deputy visited Black canyon dam on the Fayette river on the bare chance that the car might have been carried into the reservoir. Following his trip he said nothing further could ' FELT'S BAR6AIH ' U6r? Hope to Find Missine Man begins to Dwindle CALDWELL. Idaho .Tnn 1 Search for M. T. Matthews, npi Nampa .. fVV n StSS twe-Di- krmr JJ f , la eennsotlon with the flnsst radio store west of Chisago slam-blddi- Hear the National Conventions in Your Home With an Atwater Kent A. G. Radio $140.50 Complete 168 11 1923. 8," Next Tuesday, June 12, and again the jweek following, the GREATEST RAI DO BROADCASTS THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN WILL GO OUT OVER A NETWORK OF 70 STATIONS, INCLUDING KSL AT SALT LAKE. this week,' with J. C. Werner, superintendent of Teachers Training college, acting president during the absence of President Bocock, who Is In Boise for the opining ot the summer session there. Leave of absence has been granted F. E. Howard and Miss E. Truman, the former to study in the University of Callfomls, and the latter to take a trip to Europe. Their places n are taken by Superintendent of Burley and Dwlght Disney of be done. cerIn Rupert, respectively; Changes Look at the "Business Opportunitification laws are limiting the enrollment to advanced students. The en- ties" column of The Tribune Want rollment this summer has reached 150. Ads and see .how many good propo- Chrls-tense- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE SHORT A new model in a simplified form, embodying those feature that have made Atwater Kent Radio lafrTnismrfssssMsss r Inj ncce. 1 |