| Show ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MnPNTNn The' Laughing Girl Mystery Viola srnnrera e ' By ETIQUETTE NERVOUS HABITS Paradise Fatigue Often Drives Conscious Control Into Back ’ ' ’’ ' I ' 1 tell us If there la anyone in this room his eyes like I told ITNOPSIA you But It don’t ground Unconscious Mind Taking Charge ' matter It wasn’t him Because DenDinard chief aide io Dr who looks like Dennis Swift” By ANGELO PATRI Coe an Egyptologist who has a priJoey who bad been talking flu nis Swift was a good two inches vate museum in New York is hurry' ently and easily up to this time hesi- shorter" atop that Leave your nose alone "Johnny take your JOHNNY ing up the stairs to the studio apart- tated "Welt” he said after a pause An uneasy pause followed Two fingers out of' your mouth - stop biting your nails- - Johnny will ment of Adelaide Sayre his fiancee “yes there is” inches” thought Sheridan “two you atop that? How man times have you to be told? If you only inches between me electric when he hears a girlish hurst the forward leaned and Everyone eagerly chair But will they believe him?' knew how dtogustlng your habits are to those who see you— except Dr Coe laughter cut off short Herema to Oswald the colored janitor that "Which one is ti Joey?” Alby de Mr Coggs’ flax voice broke the And the very next time you turn around silence “I suppose you measured the girl must be a blonde with lav- manded there he la at it again The teacher sends home ender eyes and a short upper lip Joey shook hia head "But It ain't him!" he growled at Joey notes has conferences with mother talks priLater he laughingly says to Adelaide him There’s someone here might “Didn’t have to Best thing I do" and Lester Wilcox also connected be his twin brother except for two boasted Joey “Is guessing folks’ to Johnny but still Johnny forgets! What vately - with the museum that It Is easyfor things" heights I betcha— my dollar to your makes him like that? Why can’t he stop such an archeologist to reconstruct a girl "Which one Is It?” Alby repeated dime— I mean If Mr Alby didn’t think tricks? They’re simply terrible I from A girl answering "Only it isn’t” Joey Insisted "His I was gettin’ fresh I’d bet I could The most 1 have found out about this whole this description is found dead from height ain’t right and then the guess within half an Inch how toll business Is that Johnny or Mary Is weary of the a stab wound in the apartment of Mr scratch on hia hand— everybody is In this room" world and its doings and for the time being “This is the time we let you bet" and Mrs Coggs who are at their "His hand!" exclaimed ‘Mr Coggs leaves It and us to shift for’ ourselves As long country place - An Egyptian statu- rising to hia feet and wheeling about said Alby grimly “Dollar to dollar as the child Is conscious of what he is doing as ette taken from Dinard’s desk had so that he faced Sheridan “You! Here’s mine Let’s tee yours Joey" long as his Intelligence Is alert and on the work M " been used as a dpor knocker to hide You!" Hia voice was almost a scream Tests Ability ' in hand these annoying habits do not appear Joey a newly bored peephole in the Coggs' “Now I’ve got it! Now I know where When the child loses himself In thought the piggina grunted- -- “What Is this hall doof Inspector Higgins wants I saw youl That gas Inspector Tues- anyhow?" habits come out to arrest 'Dinard but Assistant Dis day I knew there was something 'Call the reliability of‘ a Many of these children are tlrdl to deatlu trict Attorney Alby holds him back queer about him You’re the gar In- witnesa itif testing you like aaid Alby ' Fatigue drives the conscious control Into the A Florentine dagger used by the spector—” Joey was looking at the change he background and the unconscious mind takes All eyes were now on Sheri fan murderer is missed from the museum had from hia pocket “1 only One such boy had so many lapses In Angelo ?ilri charge and Marlin the English caretaker standing pale and astonished But got pulled 60 cents the school day that w searched hia dally schedule tor the But it don’t matter reason Dr Coe supposed to be hia voice was steady “You art mis- becaiise I disappears for hia apparent fatigue He was 10 He rose at 6 practiced the always win" at his country place appears at the taken” he said gravely violin until 7 took his bath and ate his breakfast dressed for school No no I swear It! The minuta 1 “Then 60 cents la the wager Never museum in a daze Adelaide destroys Where he Worked from 8:45 until 13 He had lunch and went back a cerise baggage check 'which shows saw you last night 1 knew I’d seen bet on margin" 0 K But don't aay 1 didn't Warn at 1 and worked until- 3:30 when he went for Hebrew ilnstructton A you oefore Mamma you saw him Up “mysteriously on her desk He got home about 5 Took a lesson in music or foreign languages trunk with such a check is delivered Look at him! He was dressed ‘dif- you“AUyou’d loae Mr Alby" his dinner did his home work ran over his lesson on the violin right begin You want us to had ferent and there wasn't a scratch on to a man registered at the Hotel once more and got to bed along about 0:30 or 10 He didn’t as Dennis Swift who disap- his hand then and his hands were stand up I auppose?" sleep well When we cut his working day In half toe “No annoying habits of hia with Mronly one of you I’ll begin pears with a packet ot letters taken dirty But look at tha shape - The ceased on took and Five boy feet His school weight" power Dipard eleven hands—" progress from It All witnesses are at Alby's was better and his music did not suffer Is his Then this Mrs Coggs who had bean peering and office when he Questions John Steng Sometimes man" these habits he indicated are caused nervous “looks Illness at tyUcox’ by the the Astrakan hotel clerk and Joey up Sheridan’s fac and then down taller on Again Illness Is likely to be caused by overwork lack of account of his shoulders Timmott sleep lack of bellboy who at hia hands and then up at his face healthy routine Occasionally very occasionally we find one that took Swift to' room 315 again turned to her husband and being higher but he’s nearly an Inch has an organic disease In any case have the child who shows a moved her head slowly up and down shorter five eleven And the man who’s tendency to bite hit nslls who does toe other annbying things you in agreement writing all thes things CHAPTER 17 j do not want me to mention examined by s physician After a painful silence Sheridan down— who under-stand- s “Did you notice which way Swift “Mr- - Harrod" the growth of ehfldren Not the man Who centers on disease Alby supplied the spoke “We must find the man who’s Went Joey?" Alby asked Timmott nut the one who searches the mental field the whole nervous been Impersonating me” He turned name “Yes I run after him and said to “Mr Harrod he’i five foot nine as well as the physical and organic being of the child Go system Mr Coggs “That gas Inspector? to the Taxi Mr Swift? and he givea what did he look like and And the perfessor here" Joey nodded physician who looks at the whole child v aorf of grunt and then a taxi drives Exactly what at Dr “la Coe one You Inch cannot taller five go if did he say?” wrong you give such a child a rest Take him And he says 'Sixty-siupEast exactly tea And Mr Alby are exactly sfor a happy holiday if that is possible Sixty-thir- d Rearrange his working street and be quick about Mr Coggs hia excitement only the height you of Dennis schedule which Swift is la That always possible I know you think It Is awful slightly abated turned angrily to IV nothing five nine loses a If he and you— against In week a school How about the hours tnd hours he “But that’a our house! exclaimed Alby “First time I ever heard of a half Now rora th8 j°b th has become too much for him? you" Joey turned to Mr Mrs Coe "Willard did you hear — murderer allowed to do the cross Coggs “Would 1 mind you standing questioning” Itsi Btired child He will make up for It when P°n y the’ museum number?” up against that door—” he la b‘iTaldThese picking habits are Indications of fatigue and Dr Coe was looking fixedly at Joey “We’ve not found the murderer “Why should he stand said must up not against be disregarded they yet" Alby "Only a fesemblance bow but he said nothing door?’? Mrs asked in Coggs the indig1934 by the Bell Syndicate shape of what may be 'two V - “Go on” Alby commanded (Copyright v” Inc) y Sit down every- nantly l r “That’s all there Is Mr Alby EX pairs of hands Joey explained: The only time I body" Peroond Bttentlon to eept what 1 saya to Mr Steng” Inquiries from parents th handj'w Coggs got fooled wu on a man'that limped m the “Z wid development of children “What was that?" 7t’JnotnIy He Write ‘They just put me on the I threw his weight on one leg while “J says 'Listen Mr $teng I bet guessed and on the other while I track It's the rest of him too you 315 la a bad actor’ And I tell right ' measured—" him about the lady’s stuff sticking Because the gas inspector— L mean Herrod The others waitout of the trunk and the letters And him when he was acting as gas in- ed as Coggsgrinned td the door Jtffy I says 'Another funny thing Mr spector—onhad soiled workingman's reached up limped and made a mark But clothes and smudges on hia face Steng the way he wore hit hat down And hia hands were dirty— blaek un- before standing bgck to look at it he over hia eyes" said “Five feet seven And now" “Ahd that was all tha conversation der the nails and on the knuckles I said RELIGION Joey “for the ladies” never thought of fci hands till that rLAINE INDIANS sign to the music (or noise) of ratyou had With Mr Steng?” ’That’ll b enough" Alby decided Indians on the western plains of tles and drums From time to time ‘‘Yes sir- - Until "today when I come boy there- -" Mr Coggs broke off and Here a on duty Then Mr Steng aaya to me looked from Alby to Joey and back fished one my tope measure" Joey Canada and the United States wor- they glanced at the bright disc of the out of hia pocket “I’ll to Sheridan to “Funny" Maybe you’re right Joey about 315 make all the marks on the door and shipped many gods and among them sun This dance was held in mid thought there was someHis bed wasn’t slep In last night’ Alby were the sun the sky the earth the summer thing queer about th gas Inspector you’ll ace they’ll fit Under them” And before I could answer Dogs were the only animals used a folding rule from his rock the bear the buffalo the wind drew Alby at the time" went the phone and somebody was whirlwind drawer This is simpler" he aid andIn the askin’ about that trunk Check And asked11 W“ queer bout the Alby though I must aay Blackfoot detribe people you seem pre- clared that when Mr Steng told pie I aaya 1 “WeU the sun wa married to for such wagers” fvl owned houses for years pared a bat Jt’a muider Only 1 didn't think in New York moon the and that they “I make more money betting on goddess and no inspector before were the parents of the morning star It had anything to do with lb girl ever had to go through aU the apart- people’s height ’than on tips” aaid Dances were that died laughing" held in honor of the Joey ments I told "And now you think it has?” asked knew was he him so He aaid all he Thera was a tense silence In the sun power To prepare for auch a had’ his orders and ' dance the Indians set poles in a cirAlby room as the measurements were showed hia badge And he ' "Well here I am lighted made Harrod entered and here’s all and turned them against cle making an outline like that of these folks and the address Dennis burner in off every oven and every Joey a guesses At the end he haitefed the jun At the center of the circle the house" was a pole higher than any of the Swift gave on Sixty-thir- d the list to Alby street like Peculiar about that?" this lady said—” Joe nodded at ' “Mmm Pretty good Though you’re others Alby Mrs Coe “The snoopy way he did It was n&U in Inch off on Coot And a juar-te- r The warriors and th women took "How long was It from tha time off on aaid Alby “But turns in dancing jround the sun de- Dennis Swift entered the bote? till peculiar He seemed to look around you made Coggs” DOt your Here’s the °niy at he left?” Alby askedgM fix‘ 60 cents How dowager do it?” pattern as given makes no seam alyou - Gasman Swift and Dinard lowance They pressed the pieced willing to swear In (Copyright 1934 by Viola Paradise) blocks so that the seams were all “About ten minutes Not more’n court that Mr Dinard here was the lying flat and open Then they put 15 anyhow—" demanded 8“IRector?" (To be continued) the top on the quilting frames d stake my life on It"Alby Alby cleared hia throat "Joey" ’ he said very slowly "I want you ta Twe Inches Difference The actual pattern for Adelaide dashed across to SherV quilt design may be obtained bvaending three cents and dan She trembled aa she clung to BETTY KAY’S a e er stamped envetow voice Th Home of I a pore ur line It will come out all ri£htdar4ina lope to Nancy Page in care of this The Only All Steam - Don t you see If eomeone is paper Back patterns may be sepalming cured by sending an additional irU m4k tb By FLORENCE LA GANRE "?’ Wave three cents for each pattern reaSiM? He' bound The Nancy Page Quilt club mem" quested ber looked at the newest pattern with ’Yea" Cqggs repeated (Copyright 1934 Publisher “That’s appraising eyes 1 can see why you him I d stake my A “deg dancer" (After Maximilian) Syndicate) life on called It" that name of the Theoe Beautiful pattern by Wavee with “Well I wouldn’t" Joey Timmott ‘Connecticut Nancy It looks Just like Lovely Rlnflet Ends have stood ‘1 the test of time You too will spoke up warmly “In fact I’ll bet the state neat and tidy" marvel at their beast and low you ten t) on It wasn’t My dime "Right you are I smiled when cost to your dollar” He put his hand into looked first at the pattern and then his pocket and fished out a dime at the aource I ! BETTY KAY’S the same Just thought How about It mister? We’ll let the thing The pattern comes from Mrs 17454 So Main Wat 3241 here hold the stoke owes OPEN I A M TO 7 P M A Anybody else waAt to bet?” said Alby “This la no time for clowningseverely Joey" “You said it!? Joey continued “He' k It funny" He pointed to Sheridan “But If I was him I’d bou‘‘hat inspector 'Sheridan ' t -- her-laug- ’ 4 - ‘ J ' (Copyright - ’ -- 1934 Syndicate King Features Inc) - - J -- - £? 1 Day by E)ay With Uncle Ray i or ' aizz-tin- g k tuKn1 tureshr‘ Aycusre “Con-nectiep- t” Neat and Tidy Quilt Pattern r Periasaenl olu-sli- p i VAQ62 ' (7KI097J3 ‘ ’ H n three-quarte- M' a ' - : ’ 1 - 0 - ’ 4 - ” - - I HELLO r S' Dear Miss de Peyster: This Type of Unblocking Play Seldom Recognized ( What is the correct way to answer the telephone? Should it be “Yes” i Even by Advanced Players or “Yes Blank residence” or “Hello”? By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON CONSTANT READER is so Unblocking ‘important a 'part sume West’s opening lead of the “Hello” is the accepted form of an- of correct card playing In contract to be from a suit such as A 10 jack J xx swering the telephone and therefore bridge that I like to emphasize! it Ss In such cases the suit can be cleared it is in the majority of cases best to much as possible I think it does a without loss East’s by allowing tha use this standard form of answer great deal toward improving the genjack to win the first? triek But To me ‘‘Yes”as an answer to tele- eral ability of many of my readers if South's three notrump bid had led phone call is ridiculous and I never every tttne I see a situation with East to the conclusion that his diayet have heard anyone use it with a which moat players are not familiar monds could not be completely gracious expression There la always I explain It and allow them to fa worthless a question mark alter the word (yes) miliarize themselves with it 1 It is of interest to note jhat had preand that question mark has a way of fer explaining a relatively simple but South outguessed East on the opengetting into the tone cf the one an- extremely valuable unblocking play ing lead he 'could still have made It gets to be a forbidding to explaining a much more spectac- contract I will leave th reader the swering word t once creating a barrier to ular squeeze play which though ad- fun of working out the correct line the one calling This may be purely mittedly very beautiful does - - not oc- otplay cur in sctual pla nearly so often personal reaction however Tomorrow' Hand On the other hand in spite of the The deal reproduced below illusNorth dealer ' fact that “Hello" Isn’t supposed to be trates a type of Both sides vulnerable play an especially ch Arming word one can which is too seldom unblocking even -recognized get into it world of friendliness In by sdvanced players It seem at AK4j the wqy one says it first glance as though this' play might ' “This is Mrs Worthy’s residence” cost a trick On the contrary It not ' is quite 11 right for a butler to say only should never lose AKQI053 a trick but When he answers the telephone but should often the means of A prove only A J 10873 is a bit forced and formal for other gaining two or three long cards- in VQJ64 circumstances (- ?“Broom and Com- the suit opened- K 10 O Q J pany is a good shortcut for the teleOJ987J2 North dealer ) A8752 94 phone operator of a business office Neither side vulnerable ” - a CONTRACT BRIDGE By KATHRINE DE PEYSTER TO TAKE COURSE POCATELLO Idaho— Miss Made-tonGarvin and Miss Alice V An derson recently named instructors for Pocatello nursery schools this winter under the F E R A are shortly for Lewiston to take: a special course at the normal school preparatory to the opening of the units here - e tv-O 1 umj OK4 10965 AK4) i ' ’ A J 1083 - 852 ? AK64- t?Q 103 QA83 ' AQJ - “ ' - tr‘- - O A4 an ' - - f- t - v This hand will be discussed In tomorrow’s article (Copyright 1934 Kind Features ‘ Syndicate Inc) Mrs’ Culbertson will be’ very glad to answer questions on bridge' Please inclose' a stamped' envelope and address your questions to Josephine Culbertson in care ot this newspaper - 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 stamped envelops i The bidding : - by Indians of the plains as beasts of Eatt Soath Wml burden before the whites brought North Pa PaM horns to the continent The dogs i3NT(l) PaM pulled baggage when tribe was on Pam a Journey There were no wheeled - - While he held not only a bidcarts but 6ach dog was harnessed to dable club suit but also adequate a wooden framework the rear end In spades South did not lee 1 of which touched the ground as it support that the response which hia hand was dragged along There was danc-in- justified in either ot these suits TODAY’S by members of “dog clans” In would express his strength unless some of the tribes and the “dog dan- he made a forcing takeout for which cer” wore strange costume he felt that his distribution One queer thing about the Indians made his hand verypoor weak The of the plains was their belief In notrump bid showed that he heldthree 3A ’ “medicine bundle's" By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE These con- honor tricks tained objects which were supposed West opened the' diamond' jack The lunar aspects for this day are as promoting sudden to be charms fqr good fortune upon which dummy’s diamond deuce interpreted In one kind of medicine bundle was played East with a worthless moves and changes involving contacts the hide of a black bear end an elk hand felt thet the' best he eould do with strangers and fresh interests While these 'dm were wrapped around a long pipe a was to join enthusiastically in his and surroundings rattle some tobacco and the skins of partner’s attempt to establish dia- volve important financial activities an owl two swans two loons two monds by unblocking the suit On with much promise of those in power cranes a muskrat an otter and the diamond jack- - East therefore and authority yet an element of fraud trickery or subtlety should be played his king despite the fact that prairie dog In the Pawnee tribe an ear of corn the queen was exposed In the dum- guarded against was usually placed In each bundle my South made the natural play of Those whose birthday it is may anIt was called by a name meaning ducking the diamond king He as- ticipate a very lively year with change new interests and ’’mother" and was supposed to sumed without question tliaf this king strangers in strange stand for human life The Pawnee was a’ singleton in which case the traffic with Indians gave more time to raising duck would assure the contract places A child crops than other tribes of the plains against any break But East led a skillful In born on this day may be original or ingenious ways Even to this day bundles are kept second diamond round t East’ unblocking play allowed be ambitious proud independent and by tribes on reservations A medicine man may tell a visitor: “The West when he first regained the lead adventurous' creating commanding ' Its talents pipe was given to our people by the with the king of clubs to lead s sec- position by thunder god Whqp thunder is heard ond round of diamonds and establish (Copyright 1934 King Features Syn-- 1 for the first time in the spring we the suit Immediately and when West dicate Inc)f - open the byndle and say a prayer acquired the lead again with the This guards us from being struck by heart ace the diamonds were estab-lishe-d and he ran two more tricks lightning” Indians of the plains include the in that suit which with the previous Dakota Crow Mandan Omaha diamond trick and two tricks In aide Cheyenne Kiowa and Sarsl tribes Suits defeated the contract They were in the custom of taking If East had not played the king I powder or jo Ilf or medicine bundles" with them when of diamonds at his first opportunity FEMININE v South would have won the first trick they went on the warpath HYGIENE (For History section of your scrap- with the ace and would then have let Proscn’W ty physkitru for West In the lead with either the heart book) ace or club king When West conto yurt Millions oI oppKco-lioSeven Wonders of the World tinued diamonds East would have used by doctors nurses Do you know what they ' are? been forced to win the trick and end fastidious women Would you like to know more When in doubt on this impor ’ about them? If' so write to could not have led diamonds again so West’s tent subject Uncle Ray to ask for his “Seven ask youf remaining diamonds would have been as yet unestablished when Wonders" leaflet and inclose a physician At all druggists ' his second entry was forced out Send for circular stomped envelope addressed' There is one case in which East’s to yourself SlftVM UlORATORIEt 4 4405 to— A vt ttflbwsi Ctl Tomorrow— Indian Paint and play would have been improper — when it might' be reasonable to as Feathers 1- ‘ V g HOROSCOPE el ni 1 - 1934 Publishers Syndicate) (Copyright I detec-a-Uv- Do You Know As Much-A- H) o as your Dentist doe- s- e when he cleans your teeth cam round our holing? night Because Mr Dinard Denn Swift And he ain’t his i twin brother neither" ’ Adelaide said half sobbing “You’re Eight Joey it couldn’t have been Mr : Dinard Even If it wasn’t to consider the possibility at crazy aU it couldn’t have been Because your ‘ BennisSwift didn’t have a s She’s a knowing cat and I happen to know Mr scratch ' Dinard She asks lor little— fust he ha hand night before Newell lineals a saucer of milk and a place Withey of Weston Conn She it in rose and white Of in the sun She gets plenty of sleep young man” Coggs sneered developed “pe course you may use any colors you way not be such a champion and exercise She never worries prefer I can see possibilities in color never frets What it the result? up to be He' combinations For instance the four m Mf t not have noticed the scratch” triangles that make Such vitality and resistance that we up the Inner Oh mightn’t I!” Joey boasted “I square— those that surround the white did see the scratch—” idey “Cats have nine lives" oft end could well be of square et What does your cat do when she ald 'ther was-na deeper shade of rose than the 12 Is not well? She eats catnip if she scratch" outer ones nver’ ‘I Mid Dennis Swift “Or the block can find it She eats grass and cercoyld be worked out might have been his twin brother it in tain green plants to which her it wasn’t lor two things— he wasn’t wades of blue or of yellow of green or of lavender the right height and the leads her scratch On “In fact I could visualize It worked Your cat takes herbs for a tonlct - his hand and I’U double the bet into blocks of various colors set toDid you ever atop to think thas right now— ” gether to make a rainbow effect" hetttaK" “Siop ordered Alby “Do otf mean use different colors Old Mother Nature who supplies i exacty what you mean" iji anyone pieced block Nancy?” the herbs necessary to your cat’s K Mr Alby wasn't getting - "Noi I would make a block as shown health has also provided the herbs fresh honest This Dennis Swift looked the spittln’ Image ot Mr Din- hera of one color or of two shades of necessary to your own the same color Then I would use ard— what you could sea of him with i Yob don’t have to hunt fiat them hia hat on Come to think of it this another set of colors for another block and so onj And of course you os the cat does The herbt you need Swift fella musto been trying not to might 'It "With patterned nre skillfully blended and com- show hia eyes But the way he prints ifdevelop were of the neat and pounded in Lydia E Pinkham’s walked and the way he stood and tidy feelingtheyI would not want large Die way he held his head and even Vegetable Compound patterns"' his Voice— they were all just about sprawling The members of the club followed an old fashioned tonic like Mr' Dinard's exactly I can’t their usual They clipped that will help to restore say about the shape of his hands be- the picture procedure end directions from the ’ cause when you looked at his foot strength tnd energy right They followed th direction hand the scar took your eye It was paper at given the end ol the column and exactly like Mr Dinard’s Scar And refit for the sheet with its PINKHAM’S no twin brothers would be likely to pattern given life jrize Thencutting they have the same kind of a 'scar traced off the patterns and pasted both th"benni4 wasn’t o swift ComDound the direction uu” leaflet and the original VeqeUblc I “You mean this Swift lopked ex- clipping from tha newspaper into Dmrd their XCpt °r Nancy Page quilt acrapbooka fTl Msikimt Grmmimotbtr UWJ Allow inch for seams “Weil sKmmmmsmammmmmmrnmm never a got at look when good t J cutting the pieces because the s 1101 Your Cat? 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