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Show 18, 1928 AT. OCTOBER srT . PAGE 8ETBE EYEET THURSDAY. THBSPH, PBIOE. UTAH . ' P How-t-o Play to Bed Tonight BRIDGB ia. Series Badges Baggage Checks Bar and Pool Checks Brass Labels Coprrizki A Celluloid Badges Corporation and Notary Seals .Dog License Checks Ear Tags For Live Stock Handmade Steel Stamps . Hotel Key! fags Door Numbers . Lead Seals and Presses t License Plates For Cities, Etc. ' ! Medals and Memorial Plates ii Pattern Or Cemen t Impression1 . . v : !, : ; ; thks For Pads. ; tencll$i' Name Plates I ; v i Numbering: Machines : ; : y'l ,i Letters and f : ; :f. ' --v- ' :'iOiismaiBdtodV. r ! ; Zi:Rub!fer;Stoms Stencils For ! . and Backs Stampsl 'Stencil Machines ( three :sizes) ! .L: uw t Signs; BrassBronze' Etc . ' kV rii . Sigh Markers y .' ev . :Steel ,, , Stamps ; ' Sealing' Wax and Wax Seals r ;; ! Ticket Punches y; v vj Tally Registers ! r I II . I U l - . . i . y J ill TooLChecks: XyQWrttfrO;FlM ;i :'. .! .v : ' - M,T rf . n-- .- -.- . ,1 .v,., :: :j ..jl - y:r .v r and - . a - s A - YZ v: - a B . -- 4 '. Hearts Club writ- ten about the importance of knowing the rules and conventions of Bridge. Such knowledge undoubtedly is of prime importance. A proper understanding between partners of the conventions of bidding and play makes better Bridge and more pleasant relations with one's partners, but. every player should realise that there are exceptions to dl Yules.. A recent book on Auction expresses the point very - well: One aspiring to beams an expert player muat remember this important axiom -- Than is no smr nor must in Auction Bridge. That ia, no rule is too good to be broken when the proper The player who knows best when and how to dispense with a rule, knows' best how. to play the gams. But one thing must never be bverlooked. The p.ayer must somewhere, somehow, have burned the application of the rule he is breaking, before he attempt to break it. When the author ueee the word ' UdVM( "pleat rent 'hardly ever.- - Do not hesitate to break any rule herein yet forth if yen .sw a pci mum for ioni so but be rare ydur reason is ' better thait the rule.u ,Ooe of .th conventions of bidding that usually should be followed is to ' bid the major suit, if you have one in preference ter a: no trump, but the tallowing hand shows a justifiable de. r pasture lrpm this rule .or convention: Heart -- K, 10, 6 Club 16,32 Diamonds 9 6, 5, 1 -K, 8,3 Spades I' ) t. , 7 t,. . . 4 A .. . t Near Completion lowing work throughout the eum-th- e new industrial arts building Carbon County high school is it completed. ' The building mea- -. 60x140 feet, and the eost will Otc Approximately $30,000. ;; aUT provides a roost 57 by 60 feet for wShnobile and machine shop work, thirteen ears ean be stored, : Addition to the stock motors, rear 'fpM'. assemblies, front assemblies and 'jAhieh ' 4,-- ,r m emomitration parts.: It also otb has a locker room J tool rOem jtnd. of", fice. . .... y . The woodwork division has a main work and wood, 62 feet fqt room 36 by electrical instruction, with' drafting ' room, tool, office and locker rooms opening from it. The unique feature is glass inner walls, permitting the instructor to observe activities in adjoining rooms.. The buildings biis a cinder tile and waterproof plaster finish to harmonize with the main school building. It is the plan at present to give . ; .v tment . rr - trump?- . ;' ?r.-- v: ' fWv i Anawrir to Problem No. I Hearts 6. 3 A, JF . 10,3 Diamonds K, 10 7, 2 Spades J, 8, 4 .. In this case, the four aeea 'make the no trump bid justifiable, especially as the heart bid contains only one honor. ' But don't let 100 aces'influence you to ' bid an unsound no trump rather than a sound major the suit is such a strong one that game is a certainty. , On the other band, dont bid si weak major suit in preference to a sound no trump, especially when the band contains 100 acee. Ail pass the no trump bid and A opens the four of dubs. The play of this hand ia instructive alao, so should be carefully noted. The fact that A leads the four of dubs, the fourth best of his long suit; and .that the deuce and trey of dubs are in the dummy, hand show that A haa only four clubs. Therefore Z should win the first dub trick with the ace and set his heart suit. He can afford to lose one heart and three club tricks. He will still spore game if the apade finesse is : : A Y 4 Z : ANCE AGENCY f..U . s l . separate trade instruction in automobile ! mechanics, earpenrty, , cabinet work, drafting and in the. future, machine shop work and electricity. Enrollment for courses in these lines now includes 130 boys of a total of 300 in two-suite- 6 HeartsJ, 9 Club J, Diamonds Q, T, 10, 8, 5 Spades K,llU4 Another thing you dont see weighing down a modern clothes line is a lot of kitehen aprons. : Y : Z jA The reason some people dont four-Hus- h is because they havent anything valuable enough to mortgage. 'Ncw.Drajy Buildtaff Eaat AUiajSt. Price, Utah . m e 1ANM-- " f S W v Mined In Corbon County aaifi Shipped BVeryirhan : ,T ; s , l. it.". . .1 . ; ProportiM U Standardville,, Utah ' No Dust, No Ashes, No Clinkers. . . ! . ? " i Is Unexcelled For y Storage - B . . . ! i , , t Purposes ft s".! ; 4 . : i; . Standard CoM Co. BALT LAKE CITY, UTAI ' General Offiaw Ninth Ffoor Kanrai BUg. Is Bast Wbwa Mast Used . . 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Beth Piston, bank commissioner of the etat f UUh, do hereby certify that the foregoing ia a full, true and correct ropy of tbs sUtesMnt of the above named company, filed la my offtce tbia 12th day BETH PIXT0N, Bank CbmatirndonarT of October, 1928. ' sf tho . Calsbratoi I.B. JORGENSEN. ' WASATCH y ;; Spring Canyon 9.068A7 ... Net undivided profits IJeposlts subject to check t j 21A71 4gL00 : V'.Vv 1,135.00 ...... 1A43.S5 Silver Currency ToUl cash on hand Capital stock paid in r . : Totdl ..f I Frhaldont and GonKal Manhgor Spring Canyon . Coal - GENERAL OFFICES: ' RESOURCES L.. ' r ' L. F. RAINS f. I ; Leans and discounts Stocks, bonds and securities; ete. Bankingbouse Furniture hnd fixtures Other - real asUta owned Dae from Federal Reserve bank Cash items a; To take any chances on Impairing your child rens health by subjecting them to constantly ICING - COMMONWEALTH BANK ; THE - ' Affiliated With fhs United States Smelting. Ecfintng' aid Miaiag Ceaspsny , ' . 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A opened , the five of spadea, Y played the four,' B the nine and Z won tne trick with the ten of spades. How should Z plan the play of the hand? Solution: Z should take four rounds of diamonds, winning the third diamond trick in Y's hand with the king so that he can play the last diamond and thus force discards. The important suit, to find out about is toe heart suit, for if Z takes the wrong finesse, he not only will lose game but alaq may not even make hi bid. . A and B now have two set-u- p suits, chibs and spades, so Z cannot permit either A or B to get the lead. On the ten of diamonds, B discards n spade and A a heart so Z decides that B must have the queen of hearts. If he also haa the ten, Z cannot go game but, if A has the ten, then Z can go game aa he can catch B'S queen. Aa n matter of fact, A held the ten and B the queen, so Zs fine play enabled him to make game on a band that most players would lose because they would fine tee the heart toward the ace jark rather than first coax discards and thus locate the queen. Be on the lookout for such opportunities. j -- -. i','( . 'v" lilt HMMH V:EQUjrniEfm- IIHMtM - - ;V': ; 1 ' V it t listrial Arts Banding v j ; . Spda - '. 7 - tnooessfuL . Diamonds uit,-whe- ;K'V . .V 8, 3, S A, K, AjC.aT.fi.fi 2 score, rubber game. Z deab and ia obliged to choose between a club and a i icart bid. The jgeaerel rub or convention b .. that with a choke between a malar and minor suit, bid the major, but this rub holds true only when both suits ... are of equal length. If the minor suit happens to be tbs longer, it should be bid first and the major suit on the second round. Suck bidding- - should , ndicata to psirtner that tbs ..minor, suit b longer or stronger and not- to k support the major in prefsrencs, uabsa . ho asa Inuch better bolding in fie , sjor suit than in the minors4 ) ; Za proper opening bd, iherefore '.i with the above hand b one club.' A bids one. apade and- Y, with' n double '4 stopper in the spade suit, should, bid ooe no trump. B passes " Z'should now bid two hearts to show his partner .his other suit andjto indi- - . cate a two-suholding. A passes and " Y up against the rub that a two- sujter'f always, should be played at A suit.. His band-- however, ia not strong in either of his partner's suits' and yet is very strong in spades and diamonds. For that reason he should, figure that , ha ha a. better chance for game in no trump .ghan at clubs or hearts. Y therefore should bid two no trump. At'no trump Y Z will score three odd. game and' robber. At dubs, four odd . is possible and at hearts, threw odd. Thus it thaf Ys departure from the rule proves p winning venture. Stick by your conventions but also learn when to beak them. When yoii " do, however, always have, a reason, . and a good one, for doing so. . . ATIONMMy: - v S Wo Heart A, 9, 8, 7 S A, 5 Club 7 ' Diamondt A, T, 4 A, J, 5 Spade No score,' rubber game. If Z dealt, saould he bid one heart or one no ' - Is fy with a feeling of content and knowlodgo that If a fire should coae along and wife oat hones nod fnrnixhinge yon could replace everything without having to throw yonreelf upon tho ehaxity of poor aeighboref Como ' in.and lot ns toll yon how little oacr it tahee.to eeeare protection that' will bring conten. - j WeJMi.GIALyi. .: -."- I'.. 't I ill:--- .ii T'.-i.w : :m, m. ; ftj ; V a ; x t ARTICLE No. 3 mat deal haa been said . : . Wynne Ferguson v . ; 1928-294- ? "PRACTICAL AUCTION B SI DOB" uu, hr Horh. Jr. I Burning Brands '. of Author n . 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