Arizona republican., 1910-03-19
Hrc) c)u5tved ronps home with the Cein

ner get in with her suit
 So Mir J. promptly led hIs king. took the trick. then his ace and took the trick
 Mrs. Grump was smiling all over her self really, with a stretch of the imagi- nation. 1t might have been called sweet ly. for 10 win st bridge was just huek- eiberry Die Ia mode for her. Evident ly that Mrs. Justwed must have been mistaken fin what she said about her husbands playing. she said 10 herself. Here he was redoublinc the make" promptly, leading hrst his king then his ace-then. of course. he would lead her ms highest heart, for player who knew enough about the game to lead nrst 1. King. then the ace. surely knew the heart eonyention.'
 All of a sudden Mary. the terrible ca- Iainlty dawned upon Mir J-hs could not lead a heart because be didn't have any. That king and ace of clubs failed to draw out the queen and here be was up against it. As for the hearti Why he hadn't thought of that when he re- doubled
 or course the inevitable happened MT J. led his nine of clubs in the vain and foolish hope that his partner mighr have the queen The dealer took tue trick with the queen and ran her dis- monds and spades right down for Eve odd with Mrs. Grump, in 6 half coma lose condition, dLscarding heart after heart She was so completely habbeT- gasted that she didn't recover sufficiently tO tell Mir. J. exactly what she thought of his play until the completion of the next hand. Then-ye gods and little 1shes-she told him. And right then and there Mir. J. got mad-yessir. so downright mad that be didn't care what he did
 strange thing-but not so strange after all, as bridge-plsyers know-happened From that time on until the end of the evening Mir. J. had the very Devils own luck with the cards. What be didn't hold his partner did-and be played tue game like he was playing poker, fling lug rules 10 the winds and taking a chance on any old thing. If he'd only known how ts play he would have made i've and six odd instead of two and three every time he dealt-but little MT. J. cared about that.
 He got by with the odd and that vas all that mattered. And honorsf WheE. Five In one hand four times and four aces thricel He just couldn't lose, DO matter how completely he murdered hand. for he held the cards. Besides. he was the dummy every fourth deal, and he always managed to lay down everything in the suit his partner had made that she didn't hold herself
 In brief-Mr. Homer Justwed won the first pTiEe
 And. To and behold. Mrs GruRp the next highest. had to content herself with the second prize
 Really. my dear" remarked that ami able lady to Mrs. J, ''yogr husband doesn't have 10 know how 10 plsy-his cards play themselves,'
 Which. ss any unpreIudiced person wil admit, was nasty. ''catty remark but one that is heard. in one form or another. at every bridge party. for alas. every assemblage of devotees of tue great game nas its Mrs. Grump.
 But little MT Homer JustSed cared about thGt-for hadn't he. a rsnk out slider. rOmped home with the coin against field of real thoroUghbredS
 ' ea. yeriiy. he had.
 And poor Mrs. JuSrwed WAS so far behind that she didn't even add up her score,
 CARMEL CALyERT HALL
 Mrs Helen Trt. of Auburn. \. Y. has been received into full membership Of the Six Nations In the past i4 years she has devoted her time to the study and re- search of lroquoi> traditions. and The membership conferred uppn her w.il assist Itar f-