Show p 14 I C THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Remember Jessiie JUNE 6 1931: SUNDAY MORNING A Tribune Short Story- whi1e he was out lookin’ fer ’em I "He he he!" old Pete cackled but then she didn't have to She can’t just 'member how Sy caught once more “If there warn't some knew they was jist dyin' to see the on but there he was startin’ off t’ excitement 'round here the next Waite wont inside of her house but she never jail with ’em There was a big mornln’— an’ Mrs Invited none of 'em In Sy tried to crowd of folks gathered ’round the 'round actin’ like a plucked goose get her to give up bavin’ the hotise postoffice to cheer Sy As he went with all her horses gone An’ she fer a hotel— said she didirt have to past They was mighty proud of didn’t dare say a word about the earn no money no more ’cause she their sheriff an' they was praisin’ had all of his but she said that was him fer all they was worth Jist whole business fer fear the whole her life an' she'd got so used to it then Mrs Waite come rldin up on country would find her out Jessie she didn't like to stop So she jist one of her prize mares feelln’ shore did get a kick out of her! kept on havin’ the menfolks lodge mighty proud an’ important like "It's gettin’ late— we’d better be there an’ did the cookin’ an cleanin’ She rode right up close to the pris- startin’ fer home I reckon" he said herself— an’ ole Sy would go to bed oners to get a good look an’ then up and stretching “Oh or play solitaire while she got drunk all a sudden she jerked up her getting fergot 'Bout a month after with the other fellers horse an’ started to ride the other 'most “Old Sy he was a pretty swell way The tallest prisoner looked that a little package come on the mail fer Jessie an when she opened guy’’ he said uncrossing his legs awful mad an’ turned 'round an’ It there was that perty em’rald cross “He got him some cattle an’ a good hollered somethin’ to her 'bout ‘dirty an’ a note sayin’: ’I’m givin’ my horse an' rode the range jist fer the horse thief’ an’ some other things most prized poseshun to you fer yer fun of it He was always wantin' t’ but we didn’t hear ’em 'cause the kind deed to me an’ my pals’ learn new things 'bout the west an’ crowd was makin’ such a noise we all got to likin' him a lot So “Wal on up the hill we went with “From then on Jesise always wore come election time again we made the prisoners an’ then all at oncet that thing hangin’ out in plain sight I reckon Sy was annoyed every time him sheriff He was a good ’un Jessie an' me both stopped an' he too an’ proud of it — an’ honest as looked at each other The idea to saw it— an’ it didn’t exactly add Mrs Waite’s peace of mind heck! He warn't afraid of nobody kinda hit us both at the same time neither an’ it warn't no time stall I guess So Mrs Waite had stole neither!" 'fore we had real law an' order her precious hosses an' was a bigaEditor’s Notor particu'round here mist besides! We was dumbfoun-dere- d larly attracts us toWhat this story Is “One time while he”was away fer awhile by cracky! the even and consistent manage-me- n trailin’ some cattle thieves three “Anyhow we locked 'em in our of the dialect of the old teller Bride of tough-looki- n' fellers stopped in at nifty little jail till the sheriff from of the tale While for the finished to ’em come a take —Mrs Dean Hutchfew days’ lodgin’ Green River could Jessie’s fer GARFIELD Is not this a at writer all We was a little leary of ’em at first in there to trial an’ then we went story inson a bride of Wednesday who difficult thing to do It is our ex'em no celebrate to Jessie to but it warn't perlite to ask down Jessie’s before her marriage was Miss all amaperience that very Reve Stewart daughter of Mrs questions so we jist kinds watched acted kinda quiet all the rest ol the teurs falter greatly nearly In Its managewas she Jessie thinkin’ as like awhile if When an' waited afternoon Ida Stewhrt ment There are two or three happened t’ say that Sy couldn’t be hard but after supper when Sy places which might be bettered sorta out of to bed at a she week back fer went up least they snapped but as a whole It Is an excellent looked at each other an’ laughed an’ it an’ got drunk as usual Must a job sociable she down was an' ’round when settled been right 'midnight -- The plotting of the story Is also with us When the tallest of ’em went upstairs an' when she come well done If our readers will go we she coat was to little a took off his later back carryin' back over It they will find that play poker of cross She a em’rald noticed perty bang- Sy's ring laughed long there is careful keys preparation in in' from a gold chain across his an’ loud an’ said ‘Come on boys each step for the next As an exvest 'Course it appealed very much let’s go fer a walk' ample attention is called to the t' Jessie an’ she said so The feller “Wal up the hill we tramped all first In of Mrs Waite’s looked at it lovin'-lik- e an' said it of us roarin’ drunk an’ smgin’ to horsesbringing the use thereafter had been in his family fer 'bout six beat the band When we got to the madeof and them As a piece of work -thaUX jailJessie— unlocked— the— door— 'My ole—wLf ge n e rations from one who has not appeared ‘Won't you come out an' have in had oncet shore hated me ’cause I we before feel this that print wouldn't never let 'er wear it’ he some fresh air boys?’ The priS' Vacation-da- ys ahead mean campis a very good piece of chuckled ‘Don’t never get yourself oners looked at her an’ the rest of story Folders ing days for Girl Scouts married you single guys 'cause us suspicious like an’ wondered jist craftsmanship for the different Salt Lake City Girl women is shore devils When I was what was up— Jessie got impatient Scout camps were mailed last week Home Vacation livin' up in Big Piney my wife left an’ said Before launchlrw Into happy vaca“ 'Get goin’ while the goin's good the country with my six thoroughMiss Harrietts Robinson daughter tion days however most Girl Scout bred hosses one time when I was — an’ I know where there’s some of Mr and Mrs- - H M Robinson troops are holding special meetings away’ an’ he started cussin’ almost thoroughbred horses that might look 1940 South Eleventh East street and or courts of awards The year has as bad as Jessie familiar to you' she says to the tall Miss Peggy Pollock daughter of Mr been one of good times for every "The next day as we was eatin’ one ‘She keeps ’em in the big barn and Mrs J H Pollock 2729 High' troop but judging by the awards dinner the door opens sudden an’ at the east of her house at njght land drive have returned to Salt being presented the good times were there was Sy an' his two deputies House is the first one you comb to Lake City from Los Angeles to spend worthwhile as well as being lots of standln’ with their guns pointin' at on the main road goin’ east about a three months' vacation with their fun them three new men In jist a few two miles’ As the troops pause now for their parents minutes they had ’em handcuffed “Them fellers still held back but They have been ‘attending Wood- “check-up- ” of accomplishments we an’ then Sy took time to tell us fin’ly they come out an’ started bury college for the feel it Is most appropriate to give a past year he was the an’ hill down th' four other cattle that they cattle thieves “congratulations” to each and Mrs James Denver and son Billy specialGirl was lookin’ fer They’d turned back rustlers that wad in there too folScout who has contributed every on their trail somehow an’ had lowed ’em while Jessie an’ the boys left Sattyday for the east where to her troop’s record for the year will on a month an’ for visit stood there lodgin’ at Sy's place jist they laughed planned A few troops held their courts of awards early In the month others are still working on plans for theirs and some are just in the midst of These latter holding theirs now ones' include troops 9 last Thurs day and 29 22 and 25 tomorrow Each and every one of these troops made a record of which they can be very proud On Thursday troop 9 invested three new scouts presented second class badges to Gloria James Shir ley Merrill Helen Helner Melba Dodge Beverly Brown and Elaine Hunsaker and awarded 11 silver at tendance stars and five gold stars for perfect attendance through the —- -- ( Continued From Ps Twelve) By W M C spades West plays the ten and It looks like you’ll have to go forces out one of North's honors without news of accomplishments of West gains the lead later with his Utah brldgers down at the Pacific king of clubs to lead spades again Bridge league tournament the past thus defeating the contract week They didn’t walk away with Even after this beautiful defenstop honors however But where they ive play North can make his conwere eliminated and just how far tract if he ducks the ten of spades up the championship ladder they did This however will lose Immediately climb remains a mystery since all if the spade five were a fourth-be- st of the players stayed down on the lead since the suit will be returned coast at least until too lats to give and West will be able to ruff the out Information for this week’s col however a duck will enable North third round If the spades split 3-- 3 umn Some of them will return this to establish a spade thlrteener week however and we’ll get the The Olympic committee decided low-doand advise you next Sun that there was not enough ground for choice between the two lines of day play and awarded par to North-Sout- h for bidding the game Hand Last Week's Last Sunday we gave you a hand of rather out of the ordinary dig' trlbution remarking at the same time that many a perfectly sound contract had been wrecked on the shoals of freak or at least unkind distribution Here was the hand we laid down as an example: Week I Y W C Ar Notes The Bridge Corner ny Virginia Bemhn Q J 7 2 A K 2 7 — A A K V Q 7 4 J KQ 9 5 3 A 8 5 4 3 V 6 3 10 8 986632 A 6 None A J10 8 7 4 2 A A 10 9 8 A 9 6 A K Q J 10 4 A A The biddings Under the Girl Scout Irefoil The season final members’ tea— of the will be held Sunday June 13 at 3 p iji in the garden of Mrs Burton W Musser 1133 Harvard avenue The program at the tea will take the form of an interna' tlonal style show In which men and women their respective nations will wear the national costumes of Scotland Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Germany Switzerland Austria Serbia Italy Greece Ha wail Palestine China Japan India and Mexico American Indian cos' tumes also will be displayed The program is In charge of Dr Olivia McHugh Misses Una Smurthwaite Evelyn Voyles and Lyle Gardner Assisting in the program will be Miss Grace Halverson Mrs Lincoln Barker chairman of the memSenior Tournament committee is in general bership Directed by Jack Leonard of the afternoon Miss Anna regular weekly senior tournament charge was held at the Ambassador hotel Stahl and a group of association Tuesday night with the following members will serve tea finishing in the top spots: vocational committee of the North and South— Mrs B K The W C A will meet In the clubFrench and Wendell 3 Allen 694 Y at 7:30 p m on call house points Mrs Hilda Townsend and of MrsTuesday Marguerite Clayton“ chairMrs- - A Green 34 Mrs F S Inman galls and Mrs R C Jones 59 East and West — Mr and Mrs On Tuesday evening a party is TheodorCW Long 68 '4 Mrs Mae scheduled for the girls of several K Baer and Miss Lisle Bradford of the local laundries Swimming 6514 J J Porter and R C Jones 63 games and light refreshments are Tuesday night of thWi week will planned Mrs Fred Staats and Mrs Wing further play as usual L J Cozza are in charge Making Them Err Sometimes when you are declarer it pays to count on your opponents to win your contract for you — In other words It is smart bndgeto give defenders every chance in the world to make a mistake And if you lay your trap properly they often can be rather easily led into it One of the situations in which a Wednesday evening Miss Virginia dance Tanner the modern-classi- c feacher of the Y W C A presented her junior and tiny tot classes in a composite program to illustrate types of work done in the classes and progress made during the win' An appre' ter and spring months ciatlve group of parents and friends attended West made the logical lead of the e opportunity "“The Y W7 C A baseball squad quenr of hearts—Declarer took this of aiding a declarer through an played its second league game with ace in the with first trick dummy error is during a pseudo the company team and right here the declarer did The success of this play on Sweet Candy squeeze bit of thinking If the diamonds depends on the opponent’s incor- withWednesday and a practice game Boys’ team split at all 12 tricks were in sight rect discards when playing to a on the Neighborhood Friday Y W C A won both But a review of West’s bidding in- long suit dicated something unusual in diS' Look this hand over It came up games for trlbution Rebldding hearts he in tournament play recently and out The Saturday morning junior must have six at least To put in of the eight pairs who played a and girls’ classes will not be the club bid he must have five or small slam contract only one made boys' held Saturday June 12 with the six of those Further to double the it One player of this pair emexception of the 11 30 a m tap seven-bi- d he is likely to have the ployed a pseudo squeeze The junior summer making dancing class looked like of that the defenders do the guessing on schedule king spades It into effect on June will go to come would have trick thirteenth discards with the almost inevitable 14 The schedule is as follows: on the from putting West result that with so many squeeze SWIMMING But whether West has five clubs some of them were almost guesses bound Girls-1and twa spades or Bix clubs and to be wrong to 15 years Tuesday and 2 lone king of spades it appears that East dealer — both sides vulner- Friday 930 a m 8 to 11 years he must be blank in diamonds Fol- able Tuesday and Friday 10 15 a m 16 years and over Tuesday and FriA Q 7 lowing this reasoning on the second trick declarer led the seven of dia' A None day 11 a m 5 to 7 years Tuesday monds from the dummy and with a and Friday 11 '45 a m mixed ages J 10 9 5 3 2 A J 9 7 6 2 prayer let it ride when East played Monday and Thursday 1 p m the two The seven of Course held Boys— 11 to 13 years Monday and and now South got his suspicions Thursday 9 30 a m 9 to 10 years holdWest’s on confirmed partially Monday and Thursday 10 T5 a m The rest was comparatively 7 to 8 years Monday and Thursday ing 11 a m easy A small club was now played mixed ages Tuesday and to the ace in the closed hand and Friday 1 p m of Then rounds then three trumps Open plunge: A 10 9 8 5 the ace of spades was laid down in 2:30 to Girls— Afternoon daily A A 3 2 As Vienna for a coup 3 30 p m preparation A 8 7 6 evenings Tuesday and neceswasn’t the it happened coup A Q 8 3 Friday 7:15 to 9 p m evenings sary The king of spades drops Wednesday 5 to 7 p m from West and the hand is in Boys— Saturday 10 30 a m to 12 Let's analyze this hand a little noon for it is a good study There is TENNIS little doubt but that West’s spirited Girls — 12 to 15 years Tuesday and holdon his was the tipoff bidding Friday 8:45 a m 8 to 11 years ings Had he not done any bidding Tuesday and Friday 9 30 a m 16 it is unreasonable to believe that years and over Tuesday and Friyear South would have let the seven of day 1015 a m diamonds ride — a vital play and one Boys— 11 to 13 years Monday and On Monday troop 22 will Invest that succeeded probably because of 8:45 a m 9 to 10 years Thursday Of course scouts element new the and as presurprise eight girls looked at the handstand decided and Thursday 9 30 a m sent four silver stars and eight gold East had he sensed what was going that the success of the contract de Monday Monday and Thursday attendance stars as well as several on could have defeated the contract pended on the spade finesse so he 710 to159 ayears m seven covered the East had he proficiency badges immediately took it It lost It is can’t be blamed for this however well to take such a finesse early would if doubtful as is it many and if it wins all well and good Troop 29 also celebrating Monwas a even think there probability If it loses there is still time left to day can well be proud of its rec ord too Eleven girls will receive of South letting the seven of ride develop another line of attack A little the trick a for To this particular East it looked silver attendance stars and two of through the matter like there was them gold ones Four members of same thought given to have only one line of play led to left If the clubs were divided five the troop have qualified for the sec- by East though might the conclusion reached same the by “GEMINI ond class rank: Patsy Regan Helen and three and the hand with five could be induced to discard two of Cassity Catherine Lyman and BeV' declarer If June 6 is your birthday the best them there would be a chance So Three scouts will be erly Flandro are from named to first class rank: Eldroene heart was led South won with hours for you on this date 8 No Hand Olympic the ace and returned a spade dum 10 15 a m to 1215 p m from 315 Reger Dorothy Jahrles and ElizaThis is an Interesting hand for my taking With the ace Four more to 5 15 p m and from 915 to 11:15 beth Jahrles In addition to these marks of study rounds of hearts followed and North p m The danger periods are from from 5:15 to 7:15 North-Sout- h achievement there will be 23 propar: Bidding four had plenty of trouble He was in 815 to 10 no a m 11:15 p m until the throes of a pseudo squeeze and p m and from ficiency badges presented to various hearts East-WeJ members par: Opponents held finally discarded his second club midnight If a woman i and June 6 is your to nine tricks in hearts That was beer and skittles for East vulnerside was to dealer— neither small birthday you may dislike making led club West the ace for is the gala occasion Monday and therefore find decisions clubs of hasty able then the and then 25 king also and theirs like the troop make difficult to up your mind 2 A it K small be club to Q ruffed by East is an enviable record Four others issues Your on 2 4 10 A quickly K was The club now set important fourth J and 10 up silver and gold attendance stars chief danger lies in a lack of de9 8 6 the contract was made are to be presented Helen Wiggs A 3 2 Now for a bit of consolation for cision conveying the impression and Beth Roylance will be named A A J 5 the unfortunate North player that you have a hard time to make second class and Margaret Ann Gloe A 10 7 6 When it came time for him to dis- up youf mind You are likely to A 7 3 has officially qualified for first class A 6 5 find it poor judgment to be stand' A A K 10 7 2 card on the fourth heart lead he work J 6 4 3 so let the spirit of good feloffish idea of didn’t much have an of The variety as well as large num- A K 9 8 4 the A 7 6 5 lowship emanate-froyou if you been East had smart holdings be of ber A 9 8 4 3 proficiency badges to Do not ignore desire to lead not popularity diamonds enough and to is in itself this troop A A Q 9 8 presented thus gave North little count on the your own interests in planning help an outstanding accomplishment Q hand At the same time South had for someone else Be careful you Thirty-eigh- t different badges in 18 A A Q J 10 an opportunity for but one dis do not misjudge a friend this day had — of different- fields —Interest have card further complicating North’s by jumping hastily Jo a conclusion been earned by members of the choice gossip Complimentary accessories— deductions in Quilted satin 'down filled iiOOO troop This troop also claims five It was a neat trap East because of a bit ofwith is meet to You great sucought one which North set and could who members have completed five as a teacher broker author cess or the tunnel chaise in green avoid to be expected of hardly continuous active service combination chaiseand years artist or musician You may find with the organization They are your greatest happiness in marottoman also down filled is shown in MarFolsom Felt Marie South’s distribution warrants a Mexico riage figured fabric and inexpensively priced at 12950 Margaret Inventdrin Ann Arlene Gloe Hilton and takeout double of East's garet The child born on June 6 from Frances Wiggs bid even though he has Boudoir chair as shown may be had m Us early teens may give evidence Flaunts Heel Ideas honor-tricr k A braided rag rug recently made slightly less than the normal turquoise beige broywpgpld-omoire with of being very artistic and capable by members of the troop will be requirements North having Apparently a great deal of good moss before be won’t will trim It and girls tufts 1695 long contrasting presented Monday evening to a passed an excellent hand should egde fortune will come into its life on be hearts their their wearing representative of the local Girl make a jump response in hearts (his If a man and June 6 is your natal of child Mexi a if the“brain heels ScoutrcounciLItrwill beused at bid should be three hearts if West your principal handicap may day can' inventor the organization's Farmhouse in tries the mildly preemptive achipves recognition be a quick temper Master this If elefeminine ta contribution His Therefore the Parley’s canyon raise) you wish to attain popularity and game should be reached with ease gance is a transparent heel containsuccess You may find you possess to Troop 4 has also had a noteworthy the express diaing symbols designed East should open the king of occasion during the past week Fol- monds but'then has a difficult mood of the moment or figures ap' every qualification to become a good dewriter doctor lowing a tradition begun four years cision to make Since the trumps proprlate to specific occasions and lawyer salesman or banker artist preacher incor-prat- ed novelties ago these girls feted their mothers are certain to be solid three more evtns the Among Successful People Born on June 6 at a banquet Wednesday evening In tricks have to be won in the black in his various heel designs John Trumbull soldier and artist mermaids animals flowers are porsuits and only one can possibly be Samuel P Newman clergyman stars and movie of traits some goldfish won In clubs If North has educator and author Heart" Throbs in a about liquid In swimming such holding as filling Daniel Beach educator Heart throbs ate essential to both spades East should wait for spades Luminous effects on some of the Mosler artist Henry beacons miniature — and some to human The be led by other player figures provide Queen beings ships Bruno Oscar Klein composer and locate the to wearers it like all should has he them making easy Mary giant liners but after careful thought pianist — Yet in spite of the 200 000 horse- disregard this risk and lead the five in the dark Catherine A Warfield poet and Al 80773 of spades power that drives along her author tons no passenger complains of her ' Fifty per cent of the time North Copyright 1937 for The Tribune Sleep In Quiet will hold the king of clubs and then throbbing noise Is he As always there is a reason' All the contract is almost certainly a put — Prominent Veins Keeping baby quiet after her machinery is insulated to reduce unless West has the spade to bed at his early bedtime yet alnoise and vibration much of it with king and East-Weor off older children three lowing adults Prominent blue veins In the hands rattlb g board tricks in that suit at once Of the some noisy freedom is a problem detract greatly from their beauty special such as Is used in many schools 50 per cent of the cases where West Lining the walls of the room in and a little makeup is required t6 homes and hospitals against noise has the king of clubs there are many which an infant must sleep with in- help disguise them Just a faint sugAll ventilating machine rooms are hands where a spade lead does no sulating board greatly reduces the gestion of rouge along the lines of lined with this material and it also harm and some (as in the actual amount of noise which can intrude the vens following 'a good applicacovers walls and ceiling of the press lease) where the lead is necessary into the room- - At the— same time tion of vanishing ream js effecre room-whethis board makes a pleasing wall tive Tneq dust the hands with powthe“ship’s newspaper is to defeat the contract ' leads When East the five of surface published der as a final measure aft-sai- d defendet-ofteniias-th- ’ Horoscope st m damasClled W0 king-smal- l’ 7TI —- lay-do- Occasionally a shopper that he will not the purconsider even chase any watch Switzerland in made because he once had a Swiss watch that et—of-trouble caused hi- mtells us your friend jhould that he would never buy another watch made in America because (the last one fie had was unsatisfactory would you alIf tell you low as that his judgment to the merits of all American watches was — sound? Owing to the fact that not only the finest watches in the world are made in Switzen-lan- d but also the shoddiest and at least ten watch factories are producing in Switzerland to one in America a shopper s o m e- times through the of price and salesmanship buys one of the bad males and afterward assume that all Swiss watches are bad— — That isn't fair even to one's self forth watch you want and will ultimately own if you want the best will be made in Switzerland For those who are devotedly loyal to American institutions we car-r- y the Hamilton far the leading American watch and for those who osl us for the best watch of all watches in its class we offer the Omega for most recent time observatory tests give the Omega a higher rating than any other watch in its nd this is the class true test of any watch hear you say you have never heard of the Omega Well no doubt you have never heard of the Agissiz either or the Vacheron Constan- tin the Jules Jurgen-se- n or the Touchon some of the world's most famous and costly watches and rarely advertised but t h point is they are all made in Switzerland along with the Omega where all the world's fihest watches are made Perhaps I that i When one buys the male of Swiss right watch he has invested —wisely but we agree-wi- th the disappointed Swiss watch owner that when one buys thja wrong Swiss watch he would have done better had he given the purchase price to char--4t- y and used the Town-cl- ocl himself and this is just as true regarding the wroncj American watch -- A Asl and we will tell the right and you wrong of all watches for your own watch knowledge can 'be but casual and your prejudices too often based — on unsound premises us - — st U b Sound-absorbin- SOUTH i I J JWUUi vm ewi skvt S3 0 it |