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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INIKI'KNfEN'P NKWSI'Al'KR
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Tht Urdford Kiimliy Morning 8un ii furolehwj
ubwritwrt deiiriny the uvtti-4nf daily news
paper. Office: Mall
North Fir itrcet.
Tribune Building
1'tione 7 ft.
A comwliilntlon of the DcuicKratlo Tlmee, thi
Mrrtfnnl Hull, t)i Mcdfonl Triuune, lb BOMB-
m Ori'foiilun, tlie Aftliimul Triliun.
ROBKHT W. ItUIIL, Editor.
6. SliU I" J Kit SHl'IU, Mi.-Ker.
Hr Mil In A.Ivnnr-e:
Daily, with Hiiniluy Pun, year $7.ft0
Daily, with Hum I ay Hun, -month 76
Daily, wilhout Sunday Nun, year 0.60
Dally, without Sunday Hun. month . .06
Wffkly Mail Tribune, on year 1.00
Sunday Hun, on year 1-00
BV fUlMEIKR In Medford. AuMnnd. Jack ton-
fill. Ontral I'olnt, l'hoenix, Talent tnd on
Hijrtiwaya:
Daily, wiiti Sunday Run, month $ .76
Daily, without Huntley Hun, month 06
Daily, without Hundny Hun, one year... 7.60
Daily, with Sunday Hui. one year 6.60
All trrma by carrier, cum in advance.
Bntersil aerotid-r-lnM mnttr at Medford,
Oregon, under aft of March 8, ls7tf.
Trie only pp-i tK-lwwv Albany, Ore., and
Cniofl, CRlifonua,
distant- of over 400
ani lea, having leaavd
Nrrtce.
wire Associated Prei
. MKMnKRS OF TTIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The Associated l'teaa ia cxcluaivcly entitled
to the UHe for repulihcntfon ol all newa dla
patrliea credited to it or not otherwise credited
in tma paper, auu aiso to uie local newa puo-
II men herein.
All rlghta of republication of special die
batches herein are also rewired.
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry.
KiiKlern publications continue to
rcfor to "the Hollil Kouth and Oregon"
hh bright ami shining oxiiinplca of
Klaii'Hklnncd ureas.
lilt 'cm hlKh! lilt 'cm low Moobc
dunce. Kuturdny. Lot's nil Kit. (Cooh
liny Times.) Tucklu that md-looklng
blomlu In tho corner fur the next
waltz.
It's ibout time our Kobcrnor and
Cmnd lecturer bawled in a pulpit,
und pardoned another moonshiner.
. Tho reverend gentleman who yes
terday told tho world that whlukei-H
were tho only masculine uttrlhuto un
defiled by feminine wrogrcsHlvcnoHH,
forgot that the girls are not yet
chewing tobacco, extensively.
.., VK.HV I'OOlt 1'OltM
(Klamath Falls Sun)
t Tho Hhaw-Uertram Lunibor
Company is soon to loso tho ser
vices of a charming eniployo in
tho shapo uf Aliss Lulu Hansen.
"Tho rain fallelh on tho Just and
the unjust, and Giilshuvlkiu with
brum! new green Hltckurs.
A man Juiiioh Ha ton shaved IT) years
ago returned Alun. for a visit nothing
clnu.
Jinn. Charles L, McNary, sr. Beed
Munder, invoke suddenly on tliau ltlth,
and announced his intentions of pes
tering the President, at tho next ses
sion of Congress.
HAH! TIIK MIMJ-:I1'M1
( INiii In nd iTgonla u)
, Oregon students will havo
nothing but best wishes for tho
Agglo team when it Journeys
down for ltH big game with tho
University of Call! urn la and the
Aggies will bo pulling for an
(iregoii victory at Seattle against
tho University of Washington.
Visit our women's depart men t to
day when all silk umbi gnrmi'iitH will
be half off, (Oregon City Knti-r-pilse)
O: this is awful! (iivo inn air!
Most of the youths now wearing
pants with legs the sl.o of pup tents.
Wore too young to wear peon pants.
Coming home on the bout after
Vashfiigi4in had defeated Call Torn la,
7 to it, last Salurdiiy, and thus estab
lished undisputed superiority In foot
ball on the I 'aciric roast , one man
Volunteered tho remark that the
credit was duo lo Hart Kpellnmn, for
mer lino coach at Oregon. (Sl
Chronicle.) lllg-hearted "Old Oregon"
maintains her Helplessness ami, be
sides, Mr. Sptllmun was getting bald
headed. THI'I PliOT Til ICK I'NS
(Vrckn, Cal.t Inurnal)
' Knur years ago this last sum
mer, one evening George Muthey
fiune up from Happy Samp and
asked to stay over night with .me,
1 agreed und then went down tho
road to my barn to milk the cows,
nnd on returning tu the house
Grace Shluar was on my joreh
With Malney. After drinking
, some fresh milk they both went
down tho roud together and after
it while Alatney came back alone,
stayed the night here and b it tho
I next morning.
. t
Jit years gone by, to greet tho eye.
Came ails to cure diseases
A finglo uuart ot I nifty's Tort
Would end hiccoughs and sneezes;
A box of pills would stop nil His,
' Cure dandiutf, chilblains, goitres,
A Woody nose, or wrinkled doiheB,
- iJIg feet, a mind (bat loiters.
' (
Hut now for health there is n wealth
J Of breakfast foods most tricky,
Krom tho haymow of tfie old cow
;; Come vitamins Tor Mickey,
And from her bin comes bran for
Mill
Stt liniment or plaster.
Oh! Housemaid's Knee, Sore Throat,
T. U.
.Reclaim Cow Food jour master!
(Kansas City lai)
. 1'lah Is going to endeavor to en
force its antl-Clgarette btw. Does
anybody recall bay many w Ivt-s the
uul,bor of tho bill hat?
'Holy mackerel!" cjaculnted n
Humdinger, Inc., this a. m., who had
neyer hooked n gainn, Kivage. fight
ing Nteelheiid from the mighty lto,;iie.
flowing majentleiilly ltbe blue I 'a.
ilfle. (ireat guns and iitllu fishc!
WHAT'S WKONG WITH THE MAP-MAKERS?
TUB MAIL THIIJL'XK lias receivml the Iodk-IhtiiMcI t'liid'tl
Slati'H road niiip, just iswifd liy the U. .S. Department of
Agriculture mid the liiircnii of JMihlie liomls.
TJic map is utlvcrtisi'd as the official reprcsfiitalion .of "inter
state highways, selected and numbered by the joint board of inter
state highways, October Hist, 11)25."
It is, therefore, somewhat of a shock to find that, as far as this
guide to highway information is concerned, Me?ll'nrd does not exist,
nor has Crater Lake yet been discovered ! '
Southern Oregon, it seems, consists of Rnscliur, Cirants Pass,
Ashland, Cape Blanco, a place on the coast called Empire, and
Klamath Lake in the lower right-hand corner.
V. M. Jardine, .Secretary of Agriculture, has his name on the
left hand upper corner, which deepens the mystery somewhat, for
His Excellency visited Medford only n few months ago, was given a
motor trip through the valley and a luncheon at Camp Jackson, so
lie must know there is such a place and that Crater Lake is not
far away.
The mystery, no doubt, will be explained by some reference to
the fact that this is n highway map and not a tourist map, but
the obvious' answer to this is, the alibi only makes such an over
sight the less cxcuseitble.
For a highway map that shows Southern Oregon, without Med
ford and tho road to Crater Lake, is not a highway map. Crater
Lake, at least, is one of the main highway attractions on the Pa
cific Coast.
One might understand eliminating everything but the highways,
but if there was room in southern Oregon for Klamath Lakei and
Umpire,. there was certainly room for Medford and Crater Lake.
This is not the first time Medford has been left off important
highway and nutomohilc maps. We don t believe lor a moment, me
oversight is Intentional, but that doesn't make it any the less re-
" . . , .
grctablo. The trouble probably lies in the fact that the map makers
go hack to Civil War times when the map ,ot Southern uregon
comes around, instead of adopting
It might be well, therefore, for
merce to investigate the matter and sec that the maps of the future
ar.o brought up to date and the ante-bellum "lay-outs" are destroyed.
QUILL POINTS
Tlio 'scjnshM nre those who
Lower clnss: Those whose sins
Kespeetaliility consists in tho
If only they. would abolish the
nuisances.
The Greeks are not in Bulgaria
established a single restaurant.
The only necessary apology for
it entertainingly.
If the spirit of Locarno had
have been any need of Locarno.
The chief offender is not the
the one who writes them.
As wo understand t lie State
where charity begins.
liunning and dodiring in a broken field may not be educational,
but it is good training fnr politics,
Correct this sentence: 11 It was
Ihev didn't call it 'The Car.' "
It seldom happens that a woman too sex-proud to tnku her
husband's name is too proud to take bis alimony.
Torreet this sentence: "Our daughter is sixteen said he,
never lias attempted to advise or lecture us."
Among the noted examples of faint praise is the statement that
men are more considerate than women.
RippKngRhumos
THE BACKSLIDER.
KX LOOlv with scorn on
backsliding die goes to
suniit to my guiding; the psalm and hvmn he sings with vim,
he prays with much emotion; the stranger eyes with some sur
prise his ardor of devotion. "Hut oh, dodgast, it will not lasJ,M
remark the ones who know him; "a little while he'll sidestep
guile, the tempter cannot throw him. A month or two lie will
pursue a righteous course and moral, then he will fall and spoil
it all with piety he'll tpiarrel. He will return where bright
lights burn and paint the village scarlet ; he has no spine, no
feelings fine, he is a worthless varlet. A man, you know, who
is a crow, can't also be a pigeon; his coarse raw work, it hurts
the kirk, it's hard on true religion." "Hut still he tries to
reach the skies' I say, "he makes endeavor to leave the path
olsin and wrath, though he can't stick foj'cver. To walk aright
this wistful wight sets down his strongest pledges; men smilo
and twit, and ny he'll piit, and so all bets he hedges, K you
who sneer would roundly cheer, and say that DornVu winner,
he'd keep his vows, no more carouse, no mora be held a sinner.
When man forsakes the fens ami brakes uiere virtue's trodden
under, good men should stand afil grasp bis baud, andboost bis
game like thunder."
the latest outlines.
the Medford Chamber of Com
grind, axes for us.
arc unpcrfuincd.
right kind of prejudices.
'nuisance taxes" and tax tho
to slay, however. They haven 't
having nothing
to siiy is to say
ruled at Versailles, there wouldn't
one who
reads sub-titles aloud, but
Department, tolerance should end
their first flivver, M said he, "but
'and
Dingbat Dorn, so often
he's
pur-
work and joins tho kirk.
Personal Health Service
fiy WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Signed letters pertaining lo personal
treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady
Letters should be brief tnd written in Ink,
tew can o answered here, no repiy can De mad to querist not conforming ta Instructions.
Add r en Dr. William Brady, In oar ot this newspaper,
.Neither
KyumlnitLs Nut'
Synonym
Am tho Suuic.
Nervous old women :iro hereby
warned Unit thin In still unolhei talk
uhout tho nam j oM mihjuct, lo-wlt,
the delusion that 0110 can K't cri from
expuHure to gold of wot. 1 siv fulr
warnliiK. because
Hcvcrul old women
(o f imllHcrimlnuto
rx) uiifieut to ttet
a 1 1 wrought u p
whenever .1 say
nnylhlnj,' on this
BUlj'ct; tho effect
1h ttk In to taking nn
old Boak'a toddy
uway from him for
hit own welfare. He
i-CHontB the ( kindness for all he Is
worth.
One mjch. carping critic Ijpkh tho
editor to make me refrain from har'p
injr on thl BUbject, for Bho averu the
reailinjf public la weary of my pecu
liar, theories about colds. She asks
captiously what's In a name does It
make the BllKbtest difference whether
people prefer to cull it a common cold,
coryza or cri? Are not the symptoms
the same, whichever name be given
the ailment?
No, Mrs. Gamp, neither the symp
toms nor tne synonyms are tho same.
Jjlko babies, religions and tooth-
bniHhes, they are somewhat similar
but not quite the Biiine. Kven tho un
enlightened will remiiiy understand tho
(importance of nirfkint- a "'f1,"0'!""
where there may aeem to bo llttlo dif-
foionce, if two. or three of tho com-
mon respiratory infections (cri) be
considered In this respect, such as
measles, diphtheria and pneumonia,
which nro similar In several particu
lars but clearly not the same.
Skip this talk today if you aro
bored by the truth about the nature
and cause of most of the illnesses doc
tors have dealt with. Write a pro
teat to the editor if you resent being
reminded of your criminal negligence
or your boorish unselfishness about
spraying your neighbors with your
nose and throat excretions when you
have what you treacherously and cow
ardly call a "cold." Have no anxiety
about being lonely in your reactionary
attitude the nostrum exploiting gen
try nnd the hemuddlcd health officers
of tho country are with you, as are a
goodly number of the medical riractl
tioners who find the cold delusion a
great labor saver, an excellent cloak
for delinquencies In diagnosis.
. JHsca.se Not to Ho Niioezctl.
These aro tho main diseases recog
nized In tho group of respiratory in
fections, comrtton respiratory in fac
tions, or cri for short, pronounced
kreo: &
Coryza (othotwiao known an distem
per, ncii to rhinitis, acuto "catarrh"
and "cold irt tho head")
frilinplo sore throat.
Tonsilitis, v
Actute laryngitis (hoarseness.)
Acuto bronchitis.
Pneumonia.,
Pleurisy.
Influenza.
Tuberculosis.
Dlptherla. L
Cerebrospinal meningitis.
Infantile paralysis,
Aeute sinusitis.
Measles. (
Scarlet fever.
Whooping cough.
Hmnllpox.
Mumps.
Pneumonic plague.
Kneephalitfs lethargicn. j
The Golden Itulo in. Prevention.
That (measuro Is nothing nioro nor 1
lcs than an Intelligent application
of the golden rule to the practice of
spraying one another. To be sure. It
la not always possible to avoid drench
ing a friend in tho spray of one's in
timate conversation, but there is
plenty of room for tho universal em
ployment of intelligence, considera
tion and courtesy, and tlitMe factors.
If conscientiously used, will Insure a
great improvement in public health.
The ordinary mode of Infection Is
the same In all of these diseases. They
aro nil respiratory Infections, that is,
the germ, contagium or virus ot tho
disease is conveyed In the noso or
throat excretions of tho Individual 111
with or about to come down with tho
disease to the noso or throat of tho
next victim, usually in minute, per
haps Invisible droplets of moisture In
the mouth spray given off in conver
sation such spray carries about four
feet. The range increases If the In
dividual laughs or shouts, and it car
ries ns far as ten to twelve feet It the
individual sneezes or coughs without
I wonder If iir "nvrrHjry o' tli' new
ntl-Snmrlu' 1yikiiv rver (Pit raimlil
out II hunt nn (iihmmt? ' ourMS
tiler 8 timntitnirt'ft In llvlif In ( mlTnr-
ny Wo ilniri tuivc I' rin k our rlill-
ilrt'il t' skvn, ami H too frp tu7
fiT rrlnllvnO k",h Sir. TliMoii Hiul-
IlkHV.
e
'ik tvlih una,"
health and hygiene, not to d I lease diagnosis or
If stamped, self-addressed envelop Is enclosed.
Owing to the large number of tetters reoelved, only
I
marking noae and mouth. Figure out
for yourself your chances of "picking
up a sample of somebody's, rcsplra
lory infection as yon, go about your
daily affairs. Take what mi luce you
can derive from the fact that In the
stage of onset, before the victim takes
to bed, most of these respiratory In
fictions are most communicable. This
makes a ride In the bus, trolley, train,
subway or what not tl real adventure,
and it will ahvuys be an adventure
until the truth about tho cri Is ac
knowjedged by tho health guardians
of the country.
Kven Dr, Olser. although be de
scribed pneumonia as a specific In
fectlous disease, always attributed his
own repeated attacks of bronchitis to
drafts In cold lecture rooms or to
chilllngs ho experienced on cold rides,
but it was the pneumococeus thnt got
him at last.
"When a friend, an associate or any
person approaching wit bin five feet
purports to have a "slight cold." there
is no foretelling what ono may catch
from the contact.
As long as people continue to apply
the misleading or disurmlng term
"cold" to such ailments we can
scarcely hope to make any further
progress In the control or prevention
of the respiratory infections, for njiy
acoulescencc on tho part of health
authorities and physicians in the
quaint superstition which Dr. Osier
and most other doctors of his day held
and which so many of the unenlight
ened laity of our day still cherish, do
featfl the greatest preventltlve meas
ure we have against these common
respiratory infections.
QCKSTfOXS AM) ANSWERS.
511ml Over Matter.
For several months my nerves have
been tied in knots.' . . .1 am re
lying on tho potency of mind over
matter, repeating to myself a thousand
times a day: "I am serene," etc. (Miss
M. E. O.)
Answer. better find out whether
they are beaux knots, sailor Itnots or
perhaps surgeon's knots they surely
can't be granny knots. Switch your
formula to "I am sane" and when that
takes effect make the final revision
so thnt it will run, "I am sensible."
Then do what the doctor tells you.
Snapping Jaw.
"What causes one's Jaw to pop or
snnp when eating and then to become
sore near the ears? (R. 8. 10.) .
Answer. Tho Jaw Joint, a semlunl
versal hinge joint, Is immediately In
front of the ear. This joint Is quite
subject to all the mechanical and in
fective lesions which Involve joints In
general, such as dislocation and par
tial dislocation, arthritis, synovitis,
and irregularities of development.
The tnmporo mandibular Joint Is often
undeveloped, particularly on one side,
as a consequence of long neglected or
inadequately repaired dental defects
on that side, by reason of which mas
tication Is lost. The joint readily slips
partly out of place with a snap as It
returns, or ligaments or tendons nre
flabby and snnp in nnd out of their
grooves. In osteo arthritis the noise
fs move in the nature of a grating nud- I
ilde to the Individual himself. This
joint Is more than likely to be Involv
ed In gonorrheal than in ordinary in
fective ("rheumatic") arthritis.
Canned Pep for Discontented Ilabics.
What Is you opinion of con
densed milk for babies? Some people
claim it lacks elements essential for
UU I" IU I IN If III Ul IIIU NUIll'M, Hill UUI
baby Hged four months Is grovnig on
it like a weed nnd seems perfectly
uoriMil. If you think a change of diet
is advisable, wo will change. (IC.
C. O.)
Answer. T should want to change
to pure fresh raw milk, suitably modi
fled. If It were my baby. I havo ob
served that many unlucky infants wax
miner rat ami to tne unsopn'.sucntcu,
seem to thrive for tho first few weeks
on condensed milk, nnd nrosently they
beglnt o pile one trouble on another
until the diet is made adequate. Your
baby should also have a half a tea-
spoonful of orange juice or tomato
Juice every day. Increased as tho baby
gets older, and if the wllk is pas
teurized, or" otherwise boiled or par
boiled, tho baby should also receive
five or ten drops of plain cod liver oil
every day.
- TJmo Walor
Pleaso print formula for making
llmo water. It is expensive to buy
when you have to use so much. (Mrs,.
C. p. F.)
Answer. Dissolve a lump of un
slacked lime the size of a walnut in a
gallon of boiled water In a Jar, and
use tho clear upper part.
Artistic Temperament Again.
OAKLAND. Cal. (A. P.) Norman
Field, leadlnsr man nt an Oakland
theater, was sued for divorce by his
w ife who alleges that he lived In the
imsoniRnt of their home while she
lived in the upper part and that he
introiiiireil Her ny Her maiden name
rather than as his wife. Mr. Field
blamed his "nrtlstle temperament."
COLDS
Break a Cold Right Up with
; "Pape's Cold Compound"
Take to tablet
very three faours
until three doe.es are
taken. Xbe first dose
It ways gives relief.
The second and third
diwrs completely break
up the col
1d. riranant
and safo to take,
Con-
tains no qtinin or
opiates. Millions tin
"Pane's Cold Com
pound.' Price, thirty
nre cenU. DruinrisU
0ar an tee it, I
roe
New series W WYNNE FERGUSON .
cAuthor of Terjsuson on eduction Sndgf
cm i i ii.
lopyugui 191$ by Uojlc. Jr.
ARTICLE No. 30
One of the charms of auction is the
peculiar fact that interesting hands
have a habit of coming up nt the most
unexpected moments. You will be play
ing along for hours nnd only normal
hands will be dealt and then a puzzling
hand will come up, one that invites dis
cussion and a more or less wide differ
ence of opinion. Auction players every
where love to talk over hands and the
so-called "post-mortem" is as much a
part of the game as the play and bid
ding itself. The "unexpected" is really
auction's greatest charm and because
of the infinite number of hands possible,
this unexpected element always will be
present. '
It really is remarkable that good
players, even in the same group or club,
differ so radically in their theory of bid
- ding. Such is the case, however, and it
is really a tribute te. the greatness of
auction as a game. The individual ele
ment has so far prevailed and as long
as it does auction will retain its popu
larity. To really enjoy a game or com
petition, of any kind the player likes to
feel that he is as good as the next one,
that he has .an even chance, nnd auction
certainly offers that attraction.
Hand No. 1
Hearts A
Clubs Q, 9, 7, 6, 4,3,2
Diamonds K, Q, 7, 6
Spades A
If it were the rubber game and no score,
what would you bid with the foregoing
hand? The proper bid is one club. It is
too unbalanced a hand to justify a no
trump bid, and yet it is too strong to
pass. The only other alternative is a
bid of one club.
Hand No. 2
Hearts K, J. ?, 7
Clubs Q, 10, 9, 6 : Y :
Diamonds A, 7, S : A B :
Spades A, 6 : Z :
Score, YZ 20, AB 0, rubber game. Z
Problem
Hearts K
Clubs K, Q,9
Diamonds J, 8, S
Spades K, 5
Hearts none
Clubs , 8,1, 6,5,3
Diamonds 7, 3
Spades J
: A
Hearts 8, 7, 5, 3, 2
Clubs none
Diamonds 10,6
' - Spades 9, 7
In this hand spades were trumps and Z was in the lead. How can he play the
hand so that he and his partner can win four of the nine tricks against any defense?
' , Answer to Problem No. 15 -Z
should lead the seven of spades, Y
winning the trick with the king. Y
should now lead the king of clubs. If B
trumps with a low spade, Z will over
trump with the nine of spades and lead
the deuce of hearts. B must now lose
two heart tricks. B's best piay at trick
two is to trump with the queen of
spadc.. Z must then discard the nine of
spades so that D cannot force him in
the lead. No matter how B now plays,
YZ are bound to win three more tricks.
Note that if Z doesn't discard the nine
phildren's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
Running Across. ,
Word 1. Who ate Hcnny Penny
and Turkey Lurkcy in tho story.
Word 6. A part of the lee.
Plural.
Word G. A swampy place filled
With decayed wood, leaves, etc.
.tunning Down.
Word 2. A city in New York.
Word 3. What Hcnny Penny in
the story thought fell on her tail.
.Word 4. To make use of.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE 1
- ANSWERED
SWIM
at th
ASHLAND NAT
!eri Sulphur Wtr
uisy Lessons An
W AUCTION
A BRIDGE
dealt and bid one no-trump, A doubled,
Y passed and B bid two hearts. Z bid
three diamonds, A three hearts, Y four
diamonds and all passed. What should
A open? This hand is a perfect example
of a trump opening. A's proper opening
is the ace of diamonds, followed by the
seven. He has the other three suits well
protected and in each of them he would
prefer to have the Buit led to himThe
high bidding of his opponents indicate
that A's partner cannot have a trick in
trumps so the trump lead cannot lose
aijd the other element of a proper trump
opening is also present.
Hand No. 3
Hearts 0,1,8,7,4
Clubs 8, 6
Diamonds K, 10, 8, 4, 2
Spades K
: Y i
: A B :
: Z .:
Hearts A, K
Clubs K, 7, 4
Diamonds J
Spades A, J, 9, 8, 6, 4, 2
No score, rubber game. Z dealt and bid
one spade, A pissed, Y bid two hearts
and 13 passed. Z bid two spades, A
passed, V bid three diamonds and B
passed. What should Z now bid?-Y'
bid of three diamonds is questionable.
After Z's rcbid of spades, Y, should
figure that his singleton kin is a val
uable asset and that there is a better
chance for game in spades than in dia
monds. After his bid of three diap. ,nds,
however, Z should not hesitate to bid
three spades. There is a much better
chance for game in spades than in
hearts. He is almost certain to get a
club opening, just the one he wants, for
it is the only suit that hasn't been bid. ,
All in all, the three spade bid seems
preferable to three hearts, the only
other alternative.
No.
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Hearts A, J, 6, 4
Clubs none
Diamonds K, Q
Spades Q, 4, 3
Z
of spades when B plays thc queen... YZ
will only win thrcetricks. Suppose Z
discards a heart. B should now lead the
king and queen of diamonds, the ace of
hearts and then his last spade, Z is
forced to win this trick with the nine
and must now lead the eight ot hearts.
B should allow him to win this trick.
B must now win the next two heart
tricks. Played in this way YZ can only
win three tricks. The problem is thus
noteworthy in that Z inut discard a
trump in order to avoid the lead and
thus gain a trick.
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ton. Although Washington had
beert selected in 1700 as the site-'
for the national capital, it was not
until ten years afterward that the
capital was removed from Phila
delphia and the first session of
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