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Show ' :l I I I k HS BUN, PRICE, UTAH W&A EVERY THURSDAY. PAGE SEVEN NEW 1YPE OF MAGNEHC PROBE IS VALUABLE AID TO PHYSICIANS How to Play bridge '5?7-2- a AUTOMOBILE Come in and ARTICLE No. 36 ll ne ?Sr Juiotbeafairtcst. not wbUeas in Hand No. 3 because Hand No. 4 contains one heart. The hand, should be worth at least five. bly six tncks with spades as a.'dpS trump. Problem Hand No. Heart K. 9, , 7.S Clubs K. 9. 5.3 s - Diamonds none Spade Q, 8. 5, 2 . a y r n thrre-io-o- only-fae-fft- . ford to go unprotected another single day. 1 z chance to win the rfi true hold No score, rubber game. Z dealt and lud however, dealt for ,th? one ntrump. A ami Y Old pissed, B and dealt are doubled and Z uva these card A bid t wo hearts. rJeor the other i aure erf a game, Y pawed and jaascd. U bid hrce diamonds. If Ly, chance of course. If the aide Z passed, what should A now bid? Elba won a game haa another- Amjum; A should bid three win the rubspades. upland it is certain to indicated - Be double of one has a chance to take a penalPreParcd fw a spade bid. k must choose between the certain suit, in preference to with the lcnowL the because to andif it penalty he spades, held five hearts takes the penalty it still and only four that spades. When B bid three chance to win the a diamonds, he however, indicated that ar If however, the aide which is a he didnt want the heart bid. He must, a sure game a behind picks up be therefore, prepared for the spade bid. adL the odds against it disappear and 1 n the actual hand, A bid three spades Laarts of winning the rubber are and scored four odd. Beon the lookout , partly even if it chooses to take for such hands, as very frequently you can get better results on your second rfhe'oSds considered are theoretical bid in answer to an inform tor Hn..frit basd intended as a guide before the than you do on your first. are dealt After dealt. they &m has a behind side game a game dike Problem Hand No. 2 M should realise that in taking Hearts a J, 9, 8, 7,5,2 not is only up i malty it alsogiving Clubs an even chance tor rt sine but Diamonds A. K, 7 ansbherandnotaone-to-threechancSpades A 10,5 iThns are the main points to contest uy time and the practical way No score, first game. Z dealt and bid buks advantage of the mathematical 'fttkst the side winning the first game one heart, and A doubled. If Y passed, ssthiee-tcHin- e chance to win the whatahould Bdo? Analyris: B should pass. He has a tbcrpnWs flat preceding article it was pointed fine hand and six hearts, so should feel I that a player should not assist his confident of defeating the one heart art suit bid unless he held the bid. Don't be afraid to past an inibiHty of at least four tricks with forms tory double of one, either in a if you think you can t wit ts trump. If he held five auit or Jn he could raise twice and ao on. defeat the bid. Big penalties are frefife to, however, he should alao hold quently obtained in this way. In the plan duee small trump or two to a actual hand, B passed and defeated the 200 points h honor. The tricks required could one heart bid by two tricks other aces and kings, or trump Problem Hand No. 3 Mk,or the ability to trampa short inansg suit The foi lowing hands Hearts 5 lot eves examples. Your partner 7 Y : Clubs bids one second gthedesler, B : Diamonds 10,9,7,6,5,4,2 spade ana A d bids two hearts. Should you raise Z ; Spades Q, 10,7, 6 --V bid and, if ao, how many No score, rubber game. Z dealt, bid one Hand No, I and A doubled. If Y pawed, Harts-- K, 10, 9, 7 what should B bid? Oshs-- AM A nalysis: B should bid two diamonds. Besmda 9,7,3 Aa a general rule, the spade auit should SptW-8,- 5,2 be preferred to n minor suit in answer to aa reformatory double, but not in a Hand No. 2 case where the hand contains seven diaHmti 1CL9, 7 monds and only four spades. If A should .6,2 overbid two diamonds with two KsBOods- -k, 0, 4, 3 or two hearts or'threc dubs, B Sftta-- 7,6 should then bid three spades. Such bidding would indicate exactly four spades Hand No. 3 ana six or. more diamonds. . I let ns give yon the age, collision, public liability and plate glass coverage for your car. Our suggestions coat yon nothing. And the coot of the insurance ia so small you cannot af- - With Hand No. 4, first mme, .ye ha won the odds that it raijie at Jea.it twice. It conlai.H ran Vuthrnutical U' am? Thii,trtnKl1l1 lha, Hand NoJ arju- and the same nmnU-- r of trumps. Thm MjT bren the source J tet -- T advantage of our experience In inauring automobiles. Wo can adviae you about fire, theft, windstorm, property dam- BRIDGE rlT1by,ol.Jr. am note haa a thr-to- he rubbcr ?" SrtW1" teTb undoubtedly true and can actual computation if Shv any of our reader. Such J toSeitr. should extend oyer a of rubber; otherwiie it 0 I Wynne Ferguson cbim Insure Your EQUITABLE a "5 7 INSUR- ANCE AGENCY New Braly Building East Main St. Price, Utah awK e. . u p Osbs-A7- p none Problem Hand No. 4 7.4,2 Hud No. 4 Hearts K. 10, S, 4 Clubs 7,2 Diamonds 9, 7, 3 A 7,4, 2 Spades : iHwWith Hand Na I, the pa. There is not the No score, f four tricks in the hand tramps, so the hand sound raise. 2, the player should ins quick iRMl ,0 justify aenough raise but it two small spades aad is, enough for raise, TOgNo. the player can It contains quick four twice. trumps. These 2l?,,d ,,n trumping the hSPdjc hand contains attest "Tsu tncks with Y ; B : : A Z : i first game. Z dealt, bid one and Y and B dub AZbid one spadeA bid two spades. pamed. doubled and Y and B passed and Z doubled. If A paamd, what should Y bid? A nalytis: Y should bid three hearts. Zs double under the conditions set forth show that he is prepared for a bid of three diamonds or three hearts, if to suit, partner has at least four in either nlm lfnot, he should bid four dubs, in his opinion the two apade bid can be defeated, la this hand. Y haa four hearts to the king and no chance to defeat the two spade bid. Therefore he bid three hearts. That Sparkle With Newness We are now offering pretty new hats, orig-hrte- d by famous designers, at our special We have them in the newest colors W also in color combinations good materials, good work ship, plus that indefinable something hown as charm, marke our line of unusual lahe. And, they are priced just right , too. w Price, Utah u the Available, A Magnetic Probe Several Times as Strong Best Permanent Magnets Heretofore By spirit of the Mined In Carbon County and Shipped Everywhere H ; of the First Electro -- Mafinets rOne Removing lion Partlclea rbom the tele- Eye-19- phones inventor, Alexander Graham I Properties At Standardville, Utah 00 Boll, which marked hia lifelong activi- immounted on 4he tear of auto trucks tures telephone apparatus had been paired hearing, haa frequently been and supported close to the surface of studying magnet and magnetic mareflected in many of the auxiliary the road. Aa they pass slowly along terials for many years. Magneto, all products of telephone development. the motor highway, naila and all sorts aorta of them, small and big, permaFrom the research by the scientific of sharp cornered pieces of iron fly nent and electro, strong and weak, are laboratories and medical to the tight embrace of the magnet. to be found in the telephone system in experts have come the elctrical steth- With the road thus swept with a mag- more than the proverbial thousand and oscope, the artificial larynx, the audi- netic broom, the distressing experi- one plaees. Obviously, these engineers ometer and aids to the deaf. Now ence of puncture is less likely to de- knew considerable about magneto and comes another humanitarian instru- lay the motorist on hie weekend trip. magnetic materials. Following the sugment the magnetic probe. It haa gestions made by medical advisers as Physicians Use of Magnets nothing to do with telephony, aa such, For sometime a similar sort of mag- to the siae and abape of the proposed bnt is a byproduct of developments in net, namely the electromagnet, has probe, these researchers produced a the manufacture of telephone appara- aided the physician in removing iron magnet with two and half times aa tus. It is a beneficent instrument, or steel particles embedded in the mueh pull aa the strongest permanent mnde available to physicians for the akin or muscular tissue or in the eye. magnet previously possible. Of course, removal of steel slivers from the skin Just as nails on the highway are lift- the secret of the achievement ia the or the eye without the necessity of ed up and even pulled out of the as- material comprising the magnet, namecobalt steel. Cobalt ia a chemical surgery. phalt of the public highway, ao the ly, element and with iron and niekel comsteel slivers slowly but surely are pullMagneto Everywhere out of the hand or the eyebalL The prises the more magnetic materials ed Magnetic instruments play many and ever marvelous force ex- found in nature. Cobalt, however, and conspicuous roles in everyday life. strange erted the magnet extracts a tiny does not exhibit magnetic properties by Perhaps the oldest magnetic instruwith deft and invisible in ao high a degree as iron. However, iron of ment is the compass needle of the piece nature ean be beaten at her at Heretofore, fingers. permanent mag- owntimes, and navigator. For many centuries these nets, that is, a bar of iron using a mixture an game, could alone, have pointed the direction for the not be made and of cobalt steel, a magnetic do aloy the strong enough to helmsman aa he guides hia vessel to material was discovered which, has horseshoe trick. magneto Ordinary the far corners of the earth over the and bar most extraordinary properties. Permmagneto, of course, pick up seven seas. The inductor compass, anent magnets of unuaual strength rephy-sieithe of the but for iron, purposes more recently developed, was used by sulted. did exert auffieient not they Lindbergh on his heroic flight across New Magnetic Praha So the electromagnet had to be the Atlantic. like the compass needle pull used that is, a bar of iron was put With this new cobalt steel magnet earth b the on magit also depends inside a eoii of wire connected to an netism, although in a different man- electric battery. By increasing the a probe about the length and diameter of an ordinary pencil was designed. ner. The telegraph sounder ia an- electrie current the pull could be made One end is flattened for nse in ex other magnetic instrument as is the stronger and stronger. These electrotelephone receiver. A magnet in some magnets were big and heavy and awk- traeting bits of iron from onto, while the other is pointed like a aharpenei is an indispensable form or another the pafor particular application in induction eoik, ward to handle. Necessarily, pencil electrie of bells, part tient had to be brought to this magnet. magnetos for automobile ignition and The magnet could not readily be taken eye eaaes. The first aid specialist am the are now able to add la countless other appliances used daily. to the The need for a small, new physician patient. to their healing kits. essential instrument an are Strong electromagnets of elec- handy form of magnet with a lot of A hard and lifeless piece of iron thus the of generators great part and poll was a frequent topie of discussion serves aa a great boon to the injured. tricity which light our homes among physicians and first aid spe- Cobalt steel is not found in the natGreat and train. drive street care cialists. electroural state, bnt emerged from the sel of iron are lifted by New Magnetic Material entifie laboratory aa a result of unthe in iyon magnets of special design The development engineers of one remitting labor and study by those and steel mills of the country. Sometimes magnets of similar design are of the big companies which manufac who were zealous in researeh. ty in behalf of those with lost or !.?. I. . No Dust, No Ashes, No Clinkers. out at of the program to be carried Eastern the of convention tlie annual Utah District Federation of Womens eluhx to be held at Montieello, August is 24th to 25th, inclusive. Herewith news-isn- ir to this one coming the complete the present week. The opening oclock Friday morning, session -l- ute will 1.rt -i tn tha fla by Bov Sennts under tne V ! ilk.: club song, this will be the national ' directed by America the Beautiful. club litany, by Mrs. M. A. Barton; address or wol-FrW. Keller, mayor; greet-ing- s to the visiting guests, Mrs. J. Hots Jr., president of MwMrs. u to greetings, club; resin of gnesls. R. Fullmer; intrmlnrfion ee- musical Mis It Knox Patterson; club. . leelion, Green Itver Presidents f several organisations H onian s Literary .;ii ninkp Womenll Interstate club . b !,f Norllidalo, Woman's eliib of Green Woman's club of Priro, Price Mr, J V. lalmer ed J . of B rominnn'lv Betterment club ers laugh Blending; h Forum club. Helms ltota .club, of Pioneers. Price. club Following these and Montieello. will rejmrt lfr. Henry Buggeri ti Mrs. J- - W. rules and methods. Si F W. Keller will rt Pd- - 1:15 o'clock of the afternoon. The second session of the general assembly will begin at 2 oclock. Community singing, directed by Mrs. Barton; report from district president, Mrs. Patterson; district directors re- Mrs. G. R. West; musical Krt, by the Womans Literary club; Model Club Program and OrganisaWomans elub of tion of a Club, Price; musical number, Women's Interstate Community club; report at biennial convention at San Antonio, Tex., Mrs. J. L. Dougsn; report of state convention, Mrs. Barton, reading, Women a Community Betterment elub; report of chairman of international relations, Mrs. George Christensen; report of ehairman of art, Mrs. K. B. Simonson; report on objectionable magazines, Mrs. J. W. Hammond ; report of better homes, Mm. B. W. Dalton ; report of state historian, Mrs. Atlantic Christensen; report on Americanization, Mrs: W. C. Perry; address from state representative; a musical number, Price Rorosis; address, Mrs. Culley. A song contest is to be held at 7 ofclock. For the banquet at 8 oclock Saturday evening these numbers have been Musie, Woman a club of arranged. Price; presiding hostess, Mrs. II. L. Hansen; toast, Mrs. Redd; response, incoming president; dance, Imogene Redd, Montieello; reading, Womans Literary elub; cowboy episode under direction of Fred W. Keller; instrumental musie, Womans elub of Green River; reading; Mrs. Henry Ruggeri; district winning song. Death Noose Provides By An Apron VERNAL, Ang. 10. An inoffenaivo kitchen apron and a child 'a desire to play cost Bertha Ray Adams, 4 years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orza Adams, her life yesterday morning. Mrs. Adams had hung out the family wash and, among the articlea of apparel, was a kitchen apron of a type that slips over its wearers head and m held in place with two straps across the back. This garment hung by its hem from the clothesline, and Urn child, wandering about the yard, saw in it a potential awing. Inserting her head in the apron apertnre, the chile swung; and when she turned the garment tightened about her throat. Sev eral hours later the grandmother en tend the yard and discovered the tiny lifeless form dangling limply at the bottom of the tightly twisted apron. The tragedy accnrred at a. sawmi twenty-fiv- e miles from Vernal, where the Adama family reside. The body was brought to Vernal for burial arrangements. The little girle parents and a younger brother, Earl Dean Adams, survive. Monday last was the first day registration for those who expect vote at the fall elertion on November 6th. Other dates are August 21st ant 25th and October 9th, 10th. 16th, 30t and 31st. eyclo-ram- ie Pena, inka, looaa leavea. Tbs Sun. :1' ! rt i ' .. V m Is Unexcelled For IK; Storage Purposes SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH General Offlose ' Ninth Floor Hesrna Bldg. Coal Hl-Hs- at b Bart Appreciated Wtere Mart Used Mines At Xaiu Carbon County, Utah. Minora and HUppon of Lump, NM; Slack and Aaaortod of . COAL Of the Very Elghoet Grades. Beet For Fnmaceo, Houoohold, and All Other Ueee. General Offices, Cliff Building, Balt Lite City. L. F. RAINS Pnaidant and Central Hl-Hs- at ' n-- sg- Cart Is Whore Mart UssA Spring Canyon, Coal Co. 4 I Minors and Shippers of toe CoMretad Spring Canyon Coal- - MIms SPRING CANYON, UTAH General Offices, 817 Newborns Building Balt Laka City. Utah Aft Stephen Vineent Benet, one of this countrys youngest writers, has writMarshal Pilsudski haa authorized ten an eighty thousand word the completion of a monument to compoem of the entire civil war. memorate the tenth year of Poland's War in China haa reduced the great independence. i ;.fP an Complete Program Out For Their Meet , iV j J. 0. PERR1NE The humanitarian TIm-"StrSr- Bessie Kennedy, Millinery, Inc. i.'. STANDARD GOAL -- d taste, A i; r Ust week's Sun gave but a portion Hats ' Hi three-to-on-e nans tk. by Author Of "PRACTICAL AUCTION jgssaagsss Jivv A k , number of frozen eggs shipped from Printing- Shanghai to all part of tha world. aah od of. 9 that good kind ona k not Tho Son, Prioo Utah. |