Show - ' ' r k 0 t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE a NOVEMBER 14 1034: WEDNESDAY MORNING IS rh NEWS AND VIEWS OFINTEREST TO WOMEN READERS L 1 k CONTRACT BRIDGE I How One Colossal Blunder Can Result in Opponents' Making Bid By JOSEPHINE One of the most amazing blunders which I have ever seen came to pass in a match which I happened to be Watching several weeks ago It was the result of a false-car- d made by Ithe erring one's partner but the false-car- d though on this particUlar hand it did not happen to be necessary was a very sound one and should not have led the West player $ team-of-fo- astray North Dealer Neither side vulnerable I CULBERTSON South had withheld the spade king on the first from the trick and then had failed to cover the queen with the king On the second trickHe just did I suspect that there was a note of sarcasm in the Ezst player's voice at the end of the hand when he apologized to his partner for his false-car- d Tomorrow's Hand North Dealtr East and West vulnerable w10 king-ten-tw- o 964 OK9753 LC 10734 South 1 Thaibidding: AP North Pass East Pass South I IV Paso 3N Piss Pas (Copyright West made his normal opening lead the fourth best spade and East won the trick with the Jack After a look at dummy it appeared the chances favored bcareful that holding three spades topped ace As the three of spades had not yet appeared it was perfectly plausible that South's original holdEast reaing was the soned that if he returned the spade king South would realize that the queen remaining in the East hand blocked the suit and that South would therefore win the second round with his hypothetical ace Therefore in order to induce South to withhold his presumed ace until the third round East deliberately returned the spade queen instead of making the conventional play of the king South was expected on this play to mark West with the king instead of East However "the best made plans of mice and men gang aft agley" East's false-car- d was very well thought-ou- t unnecessary as West instead of South held the ace of the suit Moreover the West player seeing no side entry in his hand suddenly became imbued with the idea that if he established the spade suit at any cost he would compel the declarer to take all finesses Into East's hand He pounced on the spade queen overtaking it with the ace and triumphantly returned the three-spo- t expecting to see South produce the king that East his partner had apparently denied The spade suit alas was now irretrievably blocked and South proceeded to run sine tricks Don't ask how West could fancy that Of 0 1 1 4 - 0111 1 i 't t I V Fsa SPECIAL Syn- and ' WAVE only sn Permanent Warm 112 to Piped operators only No dents FREE BRIDGE BOOKLET Readers of this newspaper may have a free copy of "Bridge Rules and Etiquette" by Josephine Culbertson through special arrangement Address Mrs Culbertson in care of this newspaper inclosing a three-cestamped envelope Some Ideas for Bed Spreads By FLORENCE LA GANKE "What can one do for a bed spread Nancy? I am tired of the shiny brocaded affair 1bave My room is not the right kind for a candlewick bed spread and anyway there are so many of them ih my home now I would like to use a quilt either pieced or patchwork but I don't own one I expect to make such a bed covering this winter but in the meantime I am expecting guests and I must fix up the rooms" Nancy suggested a bed spread of dotted swiss in white with either l0 d6Sflø ir c 01) ' P” a e white or colored dots or she suggested organdy in a plain light color The sheet which is laid under the spread may be of any color desired It is a simple matter to dye a sheet with the ready mixed dyes Since the material is not wide 3rd So Was 2422 1 4 tg 4s 4-- " C:-- ' 1 ' t II - ' 0 - r ' ' i years" I can gb back to college then Prue was thinking Somehow the thought didn't thrill her She hadn't told Troy she had made up her mind to take up Marge Harker's Offer and teach French in the Harker school unless It the family finances improved didn't require a degree: her French was excellent But teaching irregular verbs to subdebs didn't scent exciting either Funny how the world was changing how one's sense of values had altered The trouble with Honey and that Peters boy was that they were still living in the fool's paradise that had begun to fade in 1929 and had been growing climmer more unreal ever since Awfully old hat that flaming youth business Out of tune with the times Young peopl had to face the fact that life wasn't' after all an inexhaustible bowl of cherries Honey and the Peters boy had been protected from reality Troy thought that was as bad as teaching a child to smoke opium She'd have to talk to Troy about Honey1 in without bringing her mother's letter When he had a free mind next week 11 The planetary configurations bearing rule on the affairs of this day are said to be indicative of difficulty frustration futility and disappointment This in spite of earnest application persistency and patience There are omens of obstructions crystallized conditions and also craft secret enmities and slander rebuffs and re versals to be coped with Those whose birthday It is may prime themselves for a year calling for perseverance patience indomitable "will to win" and also alertness In both business and private affairs A child born on this day may be industrious studious persistent plodding and prone to depression and discouragement It may have much in the way of reversal and rebuttal to contend with in life although sudden changes also result profitably Notable nativity: H C Harnebee comedian 1934 (Copyright Syndicate i t ' s ) 4 ill 1 110i'lf 1 ikt 1 i sL:541 L -- --' Wave—A 50e only 'A i $100 DRY'Sand Pastril:110 Was fldwy FRATERNITY INITIATES The Alpha chapter of Tau Beta Pi national honorary engineering fraternity at the University of Utah the following men for the fall Professor J William Cope quarter: John F Van Woerkom C Victor Thornton and Walter L Winegar A C Kelm gave a short talk at the ceremony Sunday on The Neekasity of Driving Automobtles Safely" 920 Tie Slack Pea $375 550 625 675 700 Nut Stove Lump hand-picke- d 4 SOLD ON MONEV-RAC- GUARANTEE Amarican Coal Co I 'Tribune-Telegra- WItg 1 311 W Mn SNIT Temple 11 el 1 gwirreS YOUNG THAT STAY eo!dt Want your op-portunities through the Wants oN1 NI f''''''4o04 Inc) NO It Color Rinse Shampoo Eyebrow Arch a Match-le- d Finger Wave — A regular f131 value only 42 F ek 1 Y ' King Features No I shampoo Finger regular 15e value 1934 way--se- OhL BEAUTY SPECIALS by Burton and Clara Ogden Davis Distributed by King Features Syndicate) Call upon ' JODAY'S - Ads to provide a Ads HOROSCOPE (To Be Continued) (Copyright i Both employers and employes each Want day read The Tribune-Telegra- Cheri' Is mere then moans of correchng scientifte the 'lines' of your figure It is safeguard of youthful vitality Charts is designed to give the healthful physical support you need—as well as the fashionable control you demand The with sive adjustable features of this garment assure such comfort and perfect tit is yea hove never ettloyed tor ell this superiority Cheri is priced for the overage women You need hot deny yourself the satisfaction now enjoyed by thousands of Owls wearers Si this gat mutt yourself today 'Phone Cr write the address below for a Charts eprosentative F11k1" OF SALT LAKE CITY Distributor of Charts Product Manufactured by Charts Corporation Allentown Pa 411144 Utah Salinas di Trost Bldg 215 Mouth Main Wrest Phone: Wasatch 3390 r:1'we4n--- - Tomorrovv's Daughters " iN: - By LAWRENCE SAUNDERS - N' will come into his half from Fort last April SYNOPSIS Friday night A private de- of the estate as soon as probate court Troy Winship goes to New York Worth about a miltective retained by Mrs Peters law settles big estate with his lovely daughter Prudence yer found this out: He was at a speak lion even now His mother is afraid he might try ("Prue" for abort) to meet his young- easy in Fort Worth from 7 to 10 p in used that threat er child Honesty visiting from Tex- Friday telephoned and argued with to kill himself as Ten years before Troy's wife Let- a girl twice got drunk in between to get his way with her Bosh I say when he's 10 he told the proprietor he had but he's unpredictable 1 tice divorced him and married Nor- At What we don't want is a to go to New York and cashed a check drinking man Starr wealthy oil man Ltaetktiincge the he's given her for $200 They traced that through reconciliation '1 and Norman went to Texas the bagic No word since ring or is taking it to her and chasHonesty (called "Honey") with them Lochinvar la a there Young Mrs P was sure up the was ing girl and Troy had not seen his younger There had been a picture of may seem romantic devotion to her 1 daughter since Honey is now 17 two Honey watch her every minute without her on his dresser since Easter in sister's The her reunion years junior Also I'd rather know her 3eribed: "For my darling from his letting i is a happy one and the vivacious unWs the boy and Mrs P recognized her Troy didn't know Honey is delighted to see her father Honey" 1 to call and threatens trouble to from resemblance the me—the yonve paand sister As they leave the pier here are always printing my on him for help I do so want him 1 Honey scans the crowd as though pers He wasn't drinking much to like her and you too Prue In searching for someone Arriving at pictures ef this The best cure is lots ' Weston Conn Honey is thrilled with nor getting into trouble he got let- - spite 'i of boys and dances and sports and the beauty of her father's home Di- ters almost every day from the Rollo food needs sleep and She congratulated herself gay times ana Keane Prue's chum plans a barn school to build her up awfully thin and k dance in Honey's honor While her that he was interested in a nice girl jumpy lately and no wonder sister is resting from her trip Prue Kept mum Her last note written Thursday Hone)) Love Letters works in the garden An intoxicated she had a perfect from here young man drives up in a car with a I said that didn't prmte anything right to go argued to Connecticut and he and mebthe then showed Texas license plate for she letters looking couldn't scare her with his silly Honey Prue sees him slip a gun into she'd found in his room He left with- threats Travis is— his pocket She asks ' into the out going home to get his clothes or Prue skimmed rapidly over the last i? if 4 house As he enters Prue tackles cover his tracks The poor woman a of Travis paragraph: description him She hits him with a cane and tholight the letters proved her son Peters and his yellow roadster she'd takes his gun The stranger embar- had betrayed Honey and she wanted them alreadywith a club! Etna rassed over his bruised appearance me to help her get them married That met was ringing the lunch bell again for t ' is anxious to get away Prue orders Wag the last thing on earth I wanted 0 7 1e ' him to get out and never come back and I told her so I know she had her benefit Into the shower quickly A —blue linen dress She raced downconfiPrue a after receives of visions Norman's shooting him Shortly si stairs the letter thrust into her dress dential letter from her mother tellI to the letters to the psychoi 44i the i terest in a analyst I used to go to he's very fine for a more careful reading later ing her about Honey's 1: Good News for Troy wealthy Texas playboy named Travis He said he couldn't tell what their rerays Peters Honey appears andi Prue has- lations had been what had so shocked Troy and Honesty were waiting for letter Mrs Peters was really only a her pt the table under the purple tily conceals the out of which explains the mysterious visitor podge of hot mush from radio and clematis vine the sun made a pattern to Prue sunshine— phonograph "torch" songs the talkies of light and shadow on the Basque CHAPTER 4 and cheap fiction that was to impress linen tablecloth the blue Mexican no the goblets and plates sparkled Prue ran into the house thrust the him with her "sophistication" blackthorn in among the other sticks doctor thought The rest of it was sapphire ring on Honey's hands the sun can't create the vitamin D that hurried upstairs hid the pistol un- sweet and simple and fine it made nothing but a gold class or school children have to maks their bones and teeth must No her in face either me der her evening things in the lower worry cry and then it made me furious ring drawer of Islip maple chest in her bed- that she should be waiting such She and Troy were having a high old and strong—that all of us probably straight grow I had time room she'd dispose of it later She sweetness on that creature laughing about tremendous mind to our bones and teeth stay sound make plopped into a chair fished the letter hoped that living on a cattle ranch trifles Troy's terrible puns Our normal foods do not contain enough of this out of her pocket folded her legs up wouldn't take all the romance out of "Why so gay? Prue asked "Good into the chair drew a long breath and life for her as well as the mystery news?" precious vitamin Even milic—the most nearly per She "Here read the letter" He handed resumed reading where she had left but I needn't have worried fact food—contains little of it almost none in winter reaa it then read it doesn't even suspect that men are es- - it across She off: Sego Milk all the year 'round is enriched with I was dumbfounded when Mrs sentially like bulls in their regard for again "Oh Troy how perfectly fine! But vitamin D —not by adding any foreign substanct 7— lust Peters turned up here night before the female for all this talk about love Last (Monday) in hysterics and said The poor child thinks this Peters brat you shouldn't have told him it was rays produced in Sego by letting ultra-viol1 is Romeo and Launcelot all in her boy and my girl had eloped shine on the milk That is Milk electricity by plants said she was crazy Norman had put one pair of trousers! 1 of method nature's own creating vitamin D Damn! Elna wa&ringing the lunch tc:i Honey on the boat But she did have sT Milk bell to call Troy from the studio can give every member of alarming evidence By you Sego using Have to take a quick shower get (4 4--4 t ft extra qt1 an supply of this precious vitamin your family downstairs be natural Prue hurried of families use this pure concentrated Thousands letter: rest of the through the sterilized cow's milk for every cream and milk need Rollo school has a cup of flour blame myself a fine reputation nothing unwhole- —for baby's bottle because it is more easily digested most rocipaa !some but she cannot be locked than ordinary milk—for the children to drink because 1 laway from boys any longer as safe as if there were no germ of disease in the its sup-- j reveals her true reetnesetrushea ion movie actors r4'A loose it is desire to stay young my- p world—for every table and cooking use' because it ''' 4 A in this charming intervintseu not admitting she is grown up to put more milk in the diet—for all enables them at 17 she gives the impression : ' these uses think-boarbecause d she is Sego Milk costs less generally everything she is I and ing buttelling Worked for her she isn't than ordinary milk: takes the place of cream—it 0 room then Suddenly a No Scandal Wanted whips—at less than half the cost Every grocer has ç star! Bear how the lovely Mrs Peters thought he had 1 or can quickly get Sego Milk r sixteen year old retnpozket driven to Galveston got on boat ahead out of he did not found Honey Look for the word IRRADIATED on every feels about her rise to fame I wired ship the car on the boat as told to Betty Crocker Honey Miami where boat stopped Sego Atilt lubet AllTego Milk now comes to no answer think rday Pi r yestes you in the bright new cream colored label i driving New York Only 2200 miles - could make it by the time the boat- takes to get there His Send Booklet JFCO a I 7Tines IN 'mother only interested now in f ' s111""'Ivhe:At ) C)0141teltl ' ''''' ?'k ' ' 4''''''' : ii '' '': ' 'ci t ' k -- ' - - - I - 4 i 1 1 - t ft - '' I TODAY'S ' it 115 stu- SALON "t '''! Imy ideal Only the germ was Inint"1 Its the germ that's hard to catch" Troy grinned happily "A new idea with a real sales punch in it for beauty preparations is as rare as a pink giraffe" he explained to Honey "And Prue had one There's only one fly in the amber: I've got to leave early tomorrow morning and go out on the old man's cruiser for a conference and I won't be back until late Sunday night Honey When you have just arrived!" "Busineu is business daddy DoAs it mean a lot of money?" "A year's living if they take only 12 pages and I've got 24 roughed out and could do a hundred on that idea It'll be a backlog that may last for i ilo4 C t' - I The boy disappeared pp--- These specials good only at ISO at 3rd South Plenty of parking space BEAUTY Mrs Culbertson will be very questions on glad to answer bridge Please enclose a stamped envelope and address your questions to Josephine Culbertson in care of this newspaper I Limited Time Only 169 F King Features dicate Inc) 1934 - Pate Pass I This hand will be discussed In ' article West cafe-au-la- it I vq9862 Ok62 0 A104 4KQJ2 ' 463 4K7 102 VAQ74 '' A10642 NV 094 1 0 - North vAl 83 476 Seutit TI1 4853 V982 1 0 J6 $964 diK852- AIM North 543 c) o q9 C2KI6 52 11A1051 61148753 (71053 4 7CU - BEING LIKE bANIEL -- 1 t lenough to cover the top of the bed11 Nancy suggested using one width down the center of the bed and joining this on each side to a half width of the material with a puffed banding of lace insertion Then the sides Children Should Develop Cotirage to Stand Alone may be left plain or a full gathered ruffle may be sewed on at about the At Least Sometimes height of the bed rail from Int floor The ruffle reaches to the floor By ANGELO PATRI Another bed covering for a rwin's BOYS AND GIRLS: I wish you would shake yourselves loose room or for the severely tailôred nrAR I-room calls or corduroy or monk's from each other sometimes and like Daniel stand alone I know cloth This is cut with a top fitting that is asking a lot of you but surely you are not lacking in courage the bed top Moss fringe or a heavy cotton rope in color hides sonaloologowlEmolI of that sort? You are not so weak that you must t '12'47:4-lean on each other for support even going to the the Joining of the top and sides ' ' These ere slit at ends so that the extent of being wrong in is body? ) ' '41' foot rail is covered with a plain flat Your speech for example You can dress and tailored Plain 4 ' pieces hang piece ' look like somebody very different from what you 1 down on the sides as well These are are until you speak The first sentence strips off finished at the bottom and aides with " the mask and there you stand for just the person i A more of the same fringe or cord This '' I you are Make no mistake about that The pleas ' cord may be dyed to match or to conS ant voice the clearly pronounced words the full trast with the bed covering :" vowel sounds and the rounded consonants pro A bolster roll covering may be - oc no unce you a person of breeding and culture one made long enough to cover the roll etclothes h e w ears who belongs i n th e g 111111111 V But and here is the point of iny story the crude slangy muddled speech that begins and Ii ends with "You know what I mean" that is 11 ilt4 z"''''''' sprinkled with "0 yeah" "Is that so?" "Sez you" 11 i— 11 v"' 1 "Whatcha want?" marks you as one who knows little and counts for iess The teacher tries in vain to make this clear Angelo Patti "Speak clearly Talk in sentences Wait until you have something ‘ to say before you speak" Do these boys and girls of the slovenly speech attend to her words? Not they "Don't be sissy She wants you to talk like a book You'd think I I'm gonna talk United States" ' we were her grandmothers ‘ These are some of the things such children say after dismissal I' time Listen to them as they troop toward home after dismissal ntlt time Would you like to be heard talking like that? Good speech is no cheap thing I'd have you know You have to work hard to get it But when you get it the doors to pleasant places with a slight amount tucked in under swing open to you for good speech is the sign of a well organized the roll where it meets the top of well directed mind When someone is to be selected to do an imthe bed portant bit of work do you think the boy or girl with the slovenly careless speech will be picked? Neither do I Everybody knows that Nancy has a new leaflet on "Color Send a the person who only half says his words who has to fall back on Schemes for Bedrooms" envelope for "You know what I mean" and "Oh yeah?" has few ideas in his head stamped and less power to use the little he has It isn't smart to put yourself your copy Write Nancy Page care In the unwanted class of this paper The time will come when you will want to spoak to somebody who (Copyright 1934 Publishers You have a much better chance holds a high place in the community Syndicate) to talk to him it you know how to talk haven't you? It you have no words it you cannot stand up and express what you want to say in full sentences if you mumble and gurgle and stumble along how Former Boise Resident much attention will get? The moat you will recent from the Succumbs at Seattle usual dignitary is an you escort to help you through the door Then stop this nonsense about being a "sissy' If nobody else EleaSEATTLE Nov 13 wants to speak well you do Stand right up like a Daniel and say nor Christina Hannum 28 daughter so Words fitly spoken are as apples of gold in pitchers of silver of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Hannum They are Jewels You can possess them if you have a mind to stand out from the group just once After that they will follow your lead formerly of Boise Idaho died here last right of a complication of heart Leadership is something I want to talk about another time Sincerely and kidney ailments yours A P atMiss Hannum suffered a heart (Copyright 1934 by the Bell Syndicate Inc) tack last spring while visiting at Boise after several weeks strenuous Mr2Patri will give personal attention to inquiries from parents Write and school teachers on the care and development of children riding with the girls' drill team of stamped addressed hint in care of this paper inclosing a three-cen- t the Clearbrook Hunt club after convalescence from influenza envelope for reply 1 - : - ! Don't make the mistake of giving even a old boy strong medicines meant for adults When ttltrayioiet 14-ye- ar fade half-rea- Boys and girls who have reached their "teens" are not ready to be 17 t i given powerful drugs! It is not wise to give laxatives of adult strength to a child just because you give them less frequently or in less amounts Stomach upsets and bowel troubles of growing children can often be traced to this single mistake IF I ' For Safer Rollo? or constipation in cgildren do this: Stop all use of mineral drugs whether they are salts pills tablets or "candy" form Even once a month is too often to give any child a cathartic strong enough for adults Use a liquid laxative containing senna (a natural laxative) Cali— fornia Syrup of Figs has the right amount for children's use'and this rich fruity syrup does not harm or upset a child's system-Whe- n you change to pure California Syrup of Figs instead of risk no more harsh medicines violence'to your child's appetite digestion and general physical condition You'll have a safer more satisfactory result Those little upsets and complaints just disappear as a rule when this treatment is followed s d - - 4 Proof Give that headachy bilious child a little of this gentle laxative when constipated and a little less if dose is repeated until bowels seem to'be moving regularly and thoroughly without need of help - Get the true California Syrup of Figs containing senna and cascara which will not weaken the bowels or irritate the kidneys' You'll soon have evidence that it safely relieves constipation in children THE "LIQUID TEST" This is the way to treat occasional sluggishness or constipation in a child of any age: First: select a liquid laxative of the proper strength for children Second: give the dose suited to the child's age and condition Third: reduce the dose if repeated until the bowels are moving without any help at all An ideal laxative for this purpose is California Syrup of Figs which every druggist keeps in stock Be certain that it is the product with "California" blown in the bottle Ito 4 P1111:1Eill I - tc) the SegoMilky-Wa- y LEE TAMOR with and BENNIE WALKER MARY Essry Tussday and ii Thursday :15 a m seasonablo rocipos jot making attractive deliMous dishos that aro mom wholosome and that cost bail KSL-9- Now and - The Voice of Health" every Monday and Friday Also --- -- KMe--9a na Rollo Memory Garden KSL-- 4 arn p in " a p - r tovec 11tiky 1 - i' '3 i ztkic42: ‘ 1 ' k ttnir i 00 L 11111)-4'''' - A " findI-ID- tinngg htrimoubalned YL okreepitingdalhr Irons mak- Travis had a pistol in his car but I don't permitted down here think he would harm Honey 1 ex A- M petted her to marry hM to judge he had bought a ihy her letters I3apohire ring at jeweler's in Dallal $2000 lo Thursday Honey's birthstone charged A He's 214 8:45 1110 - BAKING POWDER Same price today as 44 years ago 25 ono 25a FREE Manulatured to: Sikkim' soak e Pirordst but impthing - s- ' '' ' -- - — ' ' L 4 Nearly Perfect — When Baby Needs Milk from a Bottle" - ' : ' t 0 !k-- 1 i : 1( cram MU pRnntrrTn cm in- ' ail Ni:1am- e : 1 -- 1: 'r-i- S'' 'Vara L4' F -- - - - - - - li --- - - if Addreu City (Fat in I State tompteretv—ame anti anidnpss) : i ' - - ' of charge Powder - — -- --t 7 1 iie ' f - : r4v ' e risten tL - - 0- -- - A - ' - - the et t ammomminamillos e '4 d winter Here is the proper treatment for the child who has grown sluggish ' - i kr I e |