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The herald., 1895-01-27
THE DEAL AND PLAY

Trick 2-why does East take his partners
trick? 1t seems to me that East would only be
Unstable In so doing in case he wishes to lead
trumps or has q suit headed by master cards
West can count the king and four with him,
and, knowing his snit (West's is established,
may feel justified In Leading ~ .rHbm s hot.a
North to lead fourth best heart, knowing his
partner has the queen, rather than the conven-
fonsl jack sousA sfsould have played king.
showing that he has queen and NO more
Trick 5-West leads u suit of which he knows
both North ana South nn nave mo cards Thereby
ruG He may have been justified in this to
certain extent from the fact that South played
ciarinq no more trumps but think the better
play would have been the three OF spades
Easts suit North sn9uia a.. Trump M with the
indicSl e to BIN that East has the ten Of dis
monds or none, and If East has the ten, South
Trick sDNorth should have led nine Of
hearts, the conventional play. to show at least
Trick 9-south played poorly. fnessing
against both queen and jack at SO late stage
OF the same wsn io nnn tfI% Wss oaI tn
tain no more clubs, butin which event South
could hardly expect to make his ace of clubs.
North should have lead nine OF hearts before
returning clubs, for IL the eight and seven were
in separate hands they would both fell, and. If
held IN one hand, one was bound to make
ing with the i've spot
While We have NO desire to be drawn
into the Chinese war, IL seems to us that
Fisher Ames was followed pretty caro-
fully throughout the play. We would
like to have the experts opinions OF the
play and criticisms.
The following very clever play at
whist illustrates some of the possibili.
ties of suit arrangements Of the different
hands:
First, commit to memory the follow
ing doggerel:
"Kieht kings threatened to slave.
8 3 10 2
Nine fine ladies for one sick knave,"
o 8 Q Al 8 KIN.
Then 70 through the pack, taking the
eight Of hearts. the king of spades, the
three ofdismonds, the ten of clubs and
10 on, keeping to the sequence of suits
until the above lines have boon repeated
four times and used the whole pack
the cards may then be cut 10000 times
and they will always fall to the players
- described by him. in complete suits.
THE ODD TRICK.
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BuehIsr still Missing.

So far 90 known. nothing has been
heard from tho much wanted ex-mem-
Der OF the city board Of education, W.
II. Bushler. over whom hangs 500.day
commitment for his inhumsnity to the
young girl George MoCurdy. 1t ia the
believed that he has skipped. and from
the indications, the authorities are tax.
ing no means to apprehend him. OF
course, ahould he appear on tho street
again no would be arrested. as the po-
lice are inntrucsed to look out for him.
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occasions taken first and second prizss
in Kansas state tournaments and has
taken przss in eeveral correspondence
Journeys. In correspondence tourney
he Lost but two games.
The mem bers OF the Y. ". @. A. cbess
club were somewhat surprised lately to
receive challenge for team match
with the Monrovia club. Investigation,
however, developed the fact that the
Monrovla club consists of q single
player, and he proposed to play each of
tha members here in turn.
Play Will commence in the Arizona
tournament February Attn. The stand
ing OF the players at different stages OF
the play and remarkable gan,es will be
published weekly in The HERALD chess
column.
The championship tourney at San
Francisco 10 drawing to Q close. Love.
grove. first class man, wins the trophy,
and Thompson, a former Los Angeles
player. the second place.
Alter twenty-five strong, beautiful
games Showalter defeated Aibin in New
York. The tournament was one of the
most interesting in the annals OF mod
ern ohesg.
The following criticism of game No.
2 comes from Santa Ana;
CnEss EDITOR HERALD: = In looking
over the Hamppe. Allgaier between
Msssrs. Pierce and Bennett in your last
Sundays column, see that in the not
to move % PIX Kt 4 10 said by this sac.
riflce white forces the win OF q piece
Though it it lie possible that, no matter
what reply may be made by black, be
may ultimately lose q plece. neverthe-
less 1t 10 not incumbent upon him to &C.
cept this sacrifice. By doing 90, no
loses not only the piece but the game
also, while if, instead. he had played rs
BIO 4, do not see why he should not
have escured draw. Or, how about
rs R-K sq.2 These remarks are tho
result OF hurried examination, but
are, bellows, substantially correct.
A. J.
IA close analysis Of this position con-
vincss us that the reply adopted by
black is stronger than either OF the al
ternatives suggested by A. J. What is
the opinion of tho experts ?-CHEss ED
3. Lipschutz, Americas cham pion
chess player, now resident of Los An
gess. has resolved an invitation from
President Wesley Bigelow of the Man
haitian Chess club of New Y crk to par.
ticipate with the Nav York team in the
international match with the London
clubs, beginning on March LIST. Mr..
Lipschutz has not yet decided VIII ether
be will accept. KINo's Bishop.
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AT THE LOCAL WHIST TABLE,
An Association Club to be Or
ganized.
The Painters Union Ready for q
Challenge.
A Qsmnsns ana = OriticIs m-WhIss ~
II ahould he Played--A Clever
whist Trick

The effects OF Mr.. Tormsy's efforts to
establish local branch Of the Pacific
Whist association in Los Angeles are be-
coming apparent. Much interest has
bssn awakened in this queen of scien-
tiHo games, and there is little doubt that
on Mr.. Tormey's return from Iudianap-
elis there will be no trouble in effscting
zach IN organization.
At tbs Athlstic club rooms social rub
bera are becoming both spirited and
numerous, and both chess and drsughts
sesm TO have become only Of secondary
interest. The rooms lately vacated by
DR.. Westlake will be occupied exclu-
sivsly By the whist. playing contingent
Of the club, and in their separate quar-
tara the game will receive impetus. as
many prominent local players have
withheld their memberships from the
Athletic club solely for the reason OF
iusdeouats accommodations for the
,iayins OF this fascinating game.
The Painters' union on Sonth Main
STRAIT IN another fayerite resort OF whist
plavers. There are few hours OF the
Afternoon or evening that two or more
tablss are not in use. The prevailing
opiniou among the painters seems TO be
MAJ there is only one place in the city
where whist 10 played according to
Hoyle." and that 10 in their clubrooms.
II has slse been intimsted that II the
Athletic club players wish to play team
Whist they had better prove themselves
masters at homo before challenging
pisvsr5 Of outside localities. The paint.
ara boast an exceptionally strong whist
team. and have given the assurance
that ANYTHING in the form OF challenge
from . local Clue will rccsivs prompt
attention.
The following commnDication from
Whist Tyro speaks for itaslf:
CRITICISM.
WHrsr EDITOR HERALD:-I see THE HERALD
II devoting some of its valuable space TO whist,
and, being an enthusiastic student OF the scien-
Li6c game. of course consider its very iauoa-
sundays paper contained whist deal played
by four experts of the Athletic club, all gentle
men with whom have either nsd Inc p"as n .
deal has been published rs good play, ana IL
now becomes public property, for US whist tyros
l give the hand below together with some
notes which have appended
NV object in so doing il not to take to task
ny Fl the 1 to nave
am NOT whist expert, but 1t seems to me that
the hard a. 4 whole was badly played. ana
East and West made enc or two. trlcss more
taan they were eutitled to, simply Though the
poor play of North and South. II the whist
editor or some OF the Athletic club experts Will
TT M II and VIII si..ow me wherein 1 am
az fsult I viii 0e greatly obliged.
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nd we have the following position:
White ANNOUNCES mate in II moves.
CHESS NOTES.

White announces mate in IL moves.
CHESS NOTES.
The Examiner Is authority 70. tho
statement that the San Francisco choss
players will challenge the Los Angeles
for match by telegraph between til Q
two cities.
Nothing definite has yet been ar>
ranged, but the experts here unite in
saying that If such challenge be issued
1t will receive prompt attention.
There has never been q time when 90
many strong players were residents of
Los Angeles as ct tina present time, and
there can be little doubs that the local
chess men would make q strong show
ing agains tbs San Francisco club, either
in team play or in o consultation match.
Mr.. Lipschutz ID, of course, the
strongest local player. and 1t IL safe to
assert that no San Francisco player would
stand ghost OF q chance against him,
MesHrs. Gambler and Peiphers of tho
Y. M. O. A., and Messrs. Pierce and
Waterman of the Athletic club are also
very strong players.
Mr.. Peiphers lie not only strong
cross-board man but is also proble-
mist OF some note. His antagonists
generally insist that his deafness il do
cidedly in his favor, for it prevents any
surrounding conversations disturbing
him. He has figured in several tour.
psys and always succeeds in making
good score. ssssss-
Mr.. Gambler ID known IA q choss ex-
pert from Seattle to San Diego and there
are few among the coast players who
are able to break even with him. Hs
10 the possessor OF several trophies that
he has won in different Journeys and
matches. He never allows his habitual
good nature to be disturbed by any ex-
terror circumstance while playing, and
this fact alone is an excellent aid to
careful analysiu in match plays.
Mr.. Piercs Of the Athletic club has
been conspicuous figure in San Frnn-
cisco and Oakland local chesa circles for
a number OF yeara and has figured in
every important tourney that has been
played in the city, being almost un-
iformly winner. Mr.. Pierce ia q very
careful analyst and his games are con-
Quoted in habitually vigorous style.
In recent match he defeated .Tnomp.
son, the winner of the second prize in
the San Francisco tourney, b. score of
7 to3.
Mr.. O. W. Waterman hiss ON different
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! 20, Z4-lo, 1918, lf-lO I-l4 - reg uini
here; Mr. Wright was evidently aiming at
orig nality.
There is no draw for black after this move
, l4.is, however, and white has to put up some
prst-y strong chockars to draw.
PROB EN- NO. /.
Black, 1921; king, 10.
White, %; king, 1890.
White to play and win.
The above problem 10 an end game
from the single corner played at the Y.
M. @. A. Thursday evening bstween
VIM. Gardner of San Jose and l.. Stiv-
| etts of Pomona. The idsa is not a net
one. but tho execution is vary clever.
and probably not one player in hum
dred unfamiliar with book play would
win it at fret trial.
CHECKER GOSSIP.
G. F. Wheeler OF Santa Monica was
in tho city Wednesday, and Thursday
and managed to make ii pretty lively
aorees board ter the local players. Mr..
Wheeler showed us ths following IN.
tsrssting problem:
B.. -, 81, rs. %; king, %.
W., 81, 81; King, 3.
White co play and win.
Who can solve it?
While the Y. NJ. O A. and Athletic
chess teams are sparring for points in
regard to their FORTH oming massh, why
not n checker match between the two
clubs? Ths Y. NC A. boys will play
the Athletic club a match OF 20 games,
five boards a sids aud will concsde the
Athletic team five wins to commence
with.
Checkers has been introduced into the
public schools at R>sviils. Indiana, and
10 characterization lie given each day
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This move gives the title to the opening 1t
is considered Il weak play and is seldom played
except in restricted matches
The strongest reply ag Ainst 1918 white
gets a good game.
G doubtif white can secure a sound draw
after this move The late authorities unite in
co ndemning it.
24-10 followed by 17-14 1917 27-23, etc,
might give white fighting chance: after !. l.
~, however it is simply ioregone coaclu-
sion.
GAME NO. A. "BRIsroL."
Wrights move.
1l-l6 27-24 10 TO Ills
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DeCamp. F. e. Woodbury. and H. J.
Hastings, oil of this city. The business
to be conducted is loan, brokerage. real
estate transactions and dealing In water,
bonds and stocks.
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l., BLACK six pieces; white to move and mate
The above ingenious position Ia Mr..
Bennoff's maiden effort as problem.
ies' DC accompanies it with the re-
marx, Very easy If you catch the idea"
Can you solve it?
The following two mating positions
are from the late correspondence tour-
ney. There were several very long
wlnded mates announced during the
match. ranging all the way from 26
moves down: from which the two fol-
lowing, one Of nine moves and ona a,
II. are selected. They can hardly be
clasSed IS problems, for several of the
essential conditions conclusive to = good
problem are lacking, still they are both
very interesting positions and will "a.
pay q careful study.
GAME 4,
played By Mr.. @. F. Pierce against Mr.
D<h II >~@es
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OVER THE DRAUGH1S BOARD,
a San Jose Expert Surprises
Local Players.
Prospective Tourney for Washing,
toms Birthday.
z. NJ. o. A. Boys Out for scAlps-soms
Coed Games - Notes, News
and Oem moats.

The following four games were con-
tested between G. F. Wheeler Of Santa
Menica and W. II. Wright, a local
player. on Wednesday afternoon. None
OF the four come under the list of 70.
marksbls gameu, as each player was
probably littlo off at certain stages.
Still they will be found very fair ex-
amples OF amateur aeroxa, beard play.
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GAME NO. L

This moves forms the famous "double cor
ner" Published play shows the chances of
blacks winning against whites to be nearly
three to one.
b strong move seldom played.
departure from book lines.
tD) Weak ii not an actual loss; 22-18 is the
proper reply.
1910 loses at this point as follows; 6-l5;
1876: 1915; t-2; VII; TT; 11-l6.
Who can point out whites draw after 22-17
is plaYed2
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GAME NO. 2, "BRIsroL.

(AJ 24-20 Is also very strong move; Ander-
son gave other.
tB) Taking command OF IA and 9: these two
squares ii properly supported give black an
aggressive game. H-
tC), A departure from book lines; CLIO is
regular. .4.
and is not strong for black.
(El This forces aquick and easy draw, but
against any other move b. would win.
GAME NO. 8. -''wHITE-DYKE"
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GAME No. 5-''oLD FOURTEENTH. "


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"a Vx6P-Q3 B-Bl, XIX 4, 6B-Kt3.
PIX B 8, or XIX 4, 2 Pc /, PIX r 3, oBxP
x NJ, ETC., are also good variations.
tB). B-B4 ch, P-Q4; 9BxP ch, K-Kt3,
is sometimes played here.
&C.. Freebrougs second edition stars Blacks
game as exceptionally strong Il. this pon.
(D)' lreatening mate on themoye but it is
too late; the queen SHOULD have been brought
to the support of her lord instead.
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CHESS.

lAll communications for this department
should be addressed to the Chess Editor,
Morning HERALD, 1885 E. Second street,
PROBLEM NO. 2-FoR BEGIN NERs
lBy s Berinoff.1
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and the position Is worthy q diagram.
BLACK--H0wELL.
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NusAFgl FEIEEsAElGzSE Z zAEsAE!Gy

- Ofcerzy i za}oga parowca Teu-
tonic W Liverpoolu otrzymali wczo-
raj nagrodY wyznaczone przez pre-
zydenta Clevelanda "a uratowanie
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sunny ua wystawienie-nie pomnika
zofnierzom francuzkim poleg}ym W
wojnie francuzko-niemieckiej' Po-
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jako W rocznice bitwy pod seda-
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chihskich wyspy Formosa odsta-
pionej Japohczykom.
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WieS Ruszany spalona prawie zu-
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re duzo ludzi zginelo W p}omieniach.
- Takze W Venezuela, jak do
noszs listy prywatne, wybuchfo ME-
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- Pewna paryzka frma wytoczy-
Ia process frmie Carnegie W Pitts
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DO Londynu donosza Tehe-
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j szescip urzednik6w zostaio W Ku-
chen zamordowanych W czasie roz.
ruch6w powstafych wskutek sciaga'
MIA podatk6w zbyt energicznego.
Gubernator uratowa} sic ucieczka.
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G!OIa pr0cesa.

Rochester, N. Y, 91go maja. -
w rozmowie o podatku dochodo.
wynn, poborca zwiazkowy csowy
Fleckenstein, powiedzia}: ,,Teraz
kiedy trybunal St. zj., oswiadczy}
sic przeciw podatkowi, pewnoscia
wytoczonych zostanie mn6stwo pro-
ces6w przeciw Stanom zjednoczo-
nyin celem odzyskania sum wptaco-
nych jako podatki dochodowe po
wojuie. Jezeli bowiem ia ustawa
sprzeoiwiaia sic konstytucyi, to i
dawna podobna ustawa by}a konsty-
tucyi przeciwna, a sady musza to
rozstrzygnqt. Jesli takie procesa
sic rozpoczna, to Stany zjednoczone
straca miliony dolar6w.
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Szajka fa}szerSy.

Denver, Colo, 81 maja.-Tajny
policyant zwiazkowy Walker i miej'
scy tajni policyanci sadza, ze. James
Charles Corbett re swoja szajka tru-
dnil sic fa}szowaniem pieniedzy
zwiazkowych ma taxa skale, ma jaka
Mkt nigdy dotychczas ME prowa-
dzif tego oszustwa. Corbett i szwa-
gier jego Allen zostali oddani pod
sad grand jury, zony ich, kt6re So
siostrami trzecia siostra, niejaka
pani Hyland, r6wniez zosta}y aresz-
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Butte, Mont, i byla W odwiedzi-
mach u si6str W Denver, kiedy W
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szowania pieniedzy. Tajni policyans
ci So pewni, re pani Hyland czeste
podr6ze odbywa}a do Denver i do
Butte zabiera}a mn6stwo pieniedzy
fa}szywych.
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NapEyW Osadnik6W.

Armour, S. D., 9lgo maja, -
Cd p6inocy nieprzerwany szereg
osadnik6w nap}ywa} do rezerwacyi
Yankton, bez wzgledu ma to, IL pred
poludniowa godzins dzisiejsza obje'
Gle W posiadanie jakiegokolwiek'
gruntu ME jest prawnem. Me zapy-
tywano wcale o nazwiska tych ma
jezdzc6w, gdyz i tax nalezy p6zniej
ich pretensye uznac "a niewazne, bo
W razie przeeiwnym stalaby sic
wielka krzywda prawnym osadni-
kom.
W po2udnie dzisiaj przad grunto-
wy rozpoczaf regestrowae przyby
STOW. Pierwsza osoba, ikt6ra zarege-
strowano, byIa pewna pani. Cd 7ej
rano W dfugim szeregu ustawili sic
ci, ktorzy ehca korzystae grunt6w,
pred biurem rzadowem. Porzadek
panowa} zupe}ny.
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Piec lat Wiezienia.

MilUaukee, Wis, 2l maja. -
John B. Koetting by}y kasyer skra-
chowanego banku dzielnicy polud-
niowej, kt6rego process odk}adano
W sadach przez diva lata, W ciagu
kt6rych on by} W wiezieniu, dzisiaj
przyzna} sig do why, ze przyjmo-
wal depozyta, chociaz wiedzial, il
bank jest niewyp}acalnym, i zosta}
"a to skazanym ma piec lat wiezie-
MIA karnego we Waupun. Pred ro.
kiem sedzia Clement podobny wy
da} wyrok, ale WoWczas Koeting a.
pelowa} cd tego ezasu sprawa ia
sic przewlekafa.