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PAT. OFF WAITA MINUTE HERE! STUFF YOU GOT, THIS FOXY STUFF OF MOURN, OF AN ME. CARRYIN TH BED IS GONNA STOP RIGHT HERE. | THEY RAN GO-ON GO Ont NOTHING COULD BE “AT PILLOW OvuT OF WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY. GIVE Hem TO ME! TUL CARRY AUL OF THEM! a2 ORWILLIAMS, © 1032 By NEA SemVice. mic. 18 3 ust : | CONTRACT & 7 BY WM. E. McKENNEY 21 Secretary. American Bridge League 4124 One of the most pessimistic sign- 2861 off bids in the one over one system 3116 is a minimum re-bid of the same 4422 suit. 2 When a player is forced by his partner, and continually responds in 3812 the suit he first bid, he shows posi- | 4597 tively that this first bid was a mini- 20 mum and that he can neither sup. | port partner nor play no trump. If partner proceeds with the bidding. | he must take the entire responsibil- ity for the result. A hand of this type occurred re- cently in the New York State In-| dividual Championship. \ 51 54 20 30 21 35 53 48 21 98 Dealer | 53 5B | SOUTH 52 54 4901 i 21 27 2679 | 2610 5076 | 4114 The Bidding | 3704 South passed and West opened with one spade. While the hand con- 3565 tains only 2% high card tricks, the 4595 six-card suit and the honors prob- 4399 ably justify the bid. 1 3722 North passed, and East bid three! 3048 | hearts, a game-demand force, and! 3158 } a strong slam invitation. West bid . three spades, a sign-off bid, show-! 62 80 7037 ing a suit of at least five cards, but 1 no additional strength. } East now bid four clubs, a highly 68 75 7132 constructive bid, still urging West to, proceed toward a slam if possible. 3 West again denied any desire to con- tinue, and bid four spades, a very strong sign-off. However, East now could count h ie partner for five or six spades headed | 28 by the ace-king, plus a king on the, 61 side, and short hearts and clubs, so he bid six spades in spite of West’ 47 79 559 warnings. wes i f ; e Play aD eee North opened the king of dia- 3 114487 monds and dummy won with the ace. Declarer can insure his contract by taking the club finesse early, but must give up a possible extra trick, if South holds the club king. The, BRID ———EXPERTS PLAY IT. | and a queen of spades plus the king ‘elected to open 2 } maining trumps by leading the king.{ | marked with North by hear This is a weak bid, but the most advanced players are now opening hands of very moderate strength in third position to protect a partner who may have passed considerable strength. East doubled, South passed, and West responded with one spade. Of urse North would have suffered a eavy penalty had the double been passed. but he was not vulnerable and the ultimate result was much more profitable for East and West. East bid two clubs, but West now responded with four clubs. This is a highly constructive bid from which East could draw a wealth of infer- ences. It showed at least four clubs in the West hand and considerable side strength. West apparently had suf- nt strength to have bid two spades over the double and his reason for not doing so must have been a ade suit of only four cards. ‘The strength shown by the jump in clubs could only consist of the ace and king of sbades or the ace of diamonds. ' Tinkham Boasts j Of His Strategy Washington, Nov. 28.—(7)—A “speechless campaign” was the strategy used by Representative George Holden Tinkham, beard- ed bachelor from the 11th Mas- sachussetts district, which in- cludes Commonwealth avenue and the Back Bay area of Bos- ton, to win reelection. “I left for Germany on Aug. 12, and returned in time to vote Nov Tinkham chuckled Mon- di ‘My opponent made sev- eral speeches a day. I figured the ‘outs’ were out to get the ‘ins’ and left it up to my 325,000 constituents. I thought the less said would be the better. “I noted that a congressional candidate in Missouri delivered 190 speeches and spoke in every county but one, and lost all but the county he missed. I think that is the key to my success, for I made no speeches.” AX SLAYER KILLS COUPLE McAlester. Okla., Nov. 28.—(?)—Joe House, 74, former McAlester chief of Police, and his wife were found dead Monday in a beciroom of their home. victims of an ax slayer. Outside a window, the glass in which had been shattered, lay a double-bladed ax. smeared with blood. Officers arrested Furthermore, West must be short) one man. in hearts because nearly all of the hearts are accounted for by previous bidding and East's own holding. ing thus formed a complete pic- | ture of partner's hand, East was fully } ified in bidding six clubs, which | became the final contract. | The Play South’s lead is immaterial, but he } sump rather than to lead through his partner's obvi- weak heart suit. East won! and dropped the re-| ously with the acc His next lead was the nine of spades to dummy’s king, and he fol- | lowed with the ace of spades on}! hich his losing diamond was dis-| led dummy’s singleton and finessed the queen. A heart novice will often refuse to fin singleton, but Mr. Coffin that if he went up with the ace, he must still concede one heart trick. The king of hearts is practically his opening bid and a successful finesse will give | an extra trick, which, in duplicate play, is very valuable. When the queen held, he led the ace of, hearts followed by 2 small one which he ruffed in dummy, returning to his own hand with the ace of dia- monds. He ruffed another heart and when North’s king dropped, declarer’s re- maining heart established for the 13th trick. AT THE FIRST SNEEZE USE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HARRINGTON'S SUPERCULINE live steam permanent, no electricity, natural waves, real comfort, done in two hours, §5.00. Electric meth- ods in combination, croquignole wringlet ends, $3.50 to $6.50. Steam Superculine exclusively at Harring- ’s. Phone 130. THE CALIFORNIA WAVE NOOK specializes in Combination waves. Spiral tops and ringlet ends. Com- plete $3.50 and $5.00. 102 3rd St Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 782. 39 4460 ; i tual | ——_—— ° extra trick is extremely important at| This hand illustrates how good! \oaicm oF Mol oe : ah age oaiage duplicate play, and by careful timing! tournament players manipulate the | 0 ge aia aaa 32 («43 3937 bof entries, the declarer can make it Play to realize every possible trick, | 4 7 oe | ee be " without the club finesse. ; Yet they do so in such a way as to) WilERKAS, Default nas been made A al See aes He led a small heart to his king | Tun as little risk as possible. H = ‘terms and conditions of that et ee at the second trick, and ruffed a dia-| In this case Mr. Coffin assured | co'ttin mortgage hereinafter describ- ; : mond in dummy.’ He then led the! himself that the finesse would in noj Qmortigation installments bf One 42 5421 ace and a small heart, ruffing with | Way jeopardize his small slam con-| Hundred Fo ix and 25/100 Dollars ap beat the three of spades. | tract, and that while he might gain | (314625) each, due ary 1, 1932, f a The last diamond was ruffed in| nothing by a play, it could not pos-| nd Apaust 1.1932, and the further a dummy, and another heart returned | sibly result in a loss. 3/100 Doll. $1 ) paid as taxes i 57 AN to be ruffed with the six of spades.| (Copyright, 1932, NEA Service, Inc.) | October 1, for the year 1931, ¢ 2 1 ns NOW, TH. NOTICE 1S re dummy’s estabished seven of hears Message Ends Fear (etna Sivtiva tak inst seule i 7 afforded a discard for the losing) A | William F. Gagner and Clarissia Gag- IUD. aking his tricks in exactty me -Sineer Was Dead |ssh Bayless eecarapa te Bea 28 2 “8397 micks in exactly the — te, of the City of St. Paui, ie ee A Hight order, declarer made his small! The Pas, Man., Nov. 28—(@)—Si- | Comey of Ratios, Sate. of ‘tinne” slam contract and an extra trick,’ tence of eight days which surround-| nq" filed for record: im the attice of 29 34 3945 winnings top on the deal. \ed the flight of W. K. Harding, Min-|the Register of Decds of Burleigh 37 B8T (Copyright, 1932, NEA Service. Inc.) | neapolis engineer - prospector, Gounty, North Dakota, on August 20, ee 1 By WILLIAM E McKENNEY | E’&st “McFetridge, pilot of Ww: Re EB hag eg ig By - McKED . into the God’s Lake mini J4 Sg ised (Seeretary, American Bridge League) | pee Or narthenstern Beane Fick mortgawe and ‘hereinalter e: n interest m hand which oc- | " c at the f1 t r the C t 1862 ait interesting slam hand which o:~| broken. Monday when ‘Word Blac eons cane ces aa : | here of the fliers’ safety. ty of Burleigh, and State of North Da- 445 vidual championship is shown today.| 4 terse message, received by tele-| kota, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. ait hg hand was played by ME. PRILP| phone “from “Wabowden, 138 mules| snk thin fi o¢ Pepamr 85,6 L. Coffin, Jr. assistant attorney gen-/ north of here on the Hudson Bay| mortgage on the day of sale, for sald 96 > eral of New Jersey, who was runner-} up in this event. GEORGE F. WILL, Chairman County Commissioners. AXEL SODER WM. FRICKE A.C. TAMING ER County Auditor. 10-5 The Bidding and West were vulnerable, East | east of here, | pilot flew back to Thicket to bring |tional enemy countries, placed the railway, said McFetridge had landed at Thicket Portage, 125 miles north- ‘The message indicated that Hard- ing remained at God's Lake while his in remaining members of the engi- neer’s party. McFetridge said he would return to God's Lake. SOVIET, POLAND IN ACCORD | Moscow, Nov. 28.—(?)—Soviet Rus- sia and Poland, long viewed as tradi- stamp of final approval Monday two treaties aimed at peaceful tions between neighbors, SaSeqqqqcqcco_mmm STOP GAS PAINS! GERMAN upon rela- defaulted indebtedness. Said sale is to be made subject and inferior to the unpaid principal of the aforesaid mortgage to The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul amounting to Thirty- five Hundred Sixty-nine and 37/100 Dollars ($3569.37). The premises des- cribed in such mortgage and which Will be sold to sutist ty-seven (137) North, Ri enty-elght (78) West; Southwest Quarter Section Thirty-two ship One Hundred Thirty: (138) North, alirond right ot taining Yallroad right of way, con Four Hundred Sixty-six (466) acres, more or There will be due on said mortage at the date of sale for said defaulted installments and taxes the sum, of REMEDY GIVES RELIEF [tbo polls {auth bt topsite with Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowels Adlerika washes out all poi- sons that cause gas, nervousness and while North and South were not. After passes by South and West, North opened the bidding with one bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. Sold in Bismarck by Hall’ Drug Store.—Advertisement. cost of foreclosure as prov! 5 Dated this 22nd day of October, 1932. Paul, Minuessta. 10-26-31 11-1-14-2028