The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-27

leSSntSS turn over queen SO lndl lnt uedle1
could catch glimpse OF it.
In the draw Jimmy caught another queen
and also another seven. To his surprise and
qualification, two OF the men who stayed in
after the draw, raised and re-rased each other
right along, apparently paying no attention to
Jimmy until he had to call for sight, having
put up his last dollar
Chppy Heinz was the first TO lay down his
cards, showing three aces The other man
had flush The appearance Of Jimmy's
queen full seemed to astonish them i'm
mensely, the dealer shaking his head at it as
ii ii was all news to him, while Chppy Heinz
slapped his cards on the table as he turned
them down as if to indicate that something
more than the loss Of the pot annoyed him
WAS YOU born lucky as we'll as good-look
ing" he demanded looking at Jimmy and
trying to force a smile
He does have swine luck when he takes a
chance, remarked Tommy Atkins who was
quite pleased at the size Of the pot that his
friend had just raked in
One OF them kind that falls in sewers and
finds diamond rings, ! suppose, said Fatty
looking up at Atkins with a sneer
Not exactly, retorted Athins, picking up
courage enough to sneer back "One Of the
kind that used to write Pixies Peak or bust
on their wagons in 40, is more Ike it,
Twice after Jimmy won that big pot, very
much the same sort OF play came up. Jimmy
Burke seemed to get hands by some queer
streak OF luck that were totally unexpected by
the other players Chippy Heinz regarded
him with increasing animosity and Fatty kept
up running comment on the ability OF cards
to beat their makers.
Presently when Jimmy was at least five
hundred dollars ahead Of the game, there
came along pot, in which Fatty dealt him
three aces, but when Jimmy came to skin his
cards for the draw he happened to notice that
he held also the king and queen Of hearts, and
Just for the fun Of the thing, being so far
ahead OF the game he drew to the ace
king-quccn Of hearts, instead OF to the three
aces
There being two men in against him, both
OF whom made one-card draws after raising
the ante twenty-five dollars, Jimmy began to
think he had missed a chance il he was right
in his assumption that they were playing up
two pairs before the draw. Three aces
would be very handy.
Jimmy did not look at the two cards the
dealer gave him, but bet a dollar ofihand
with careless smile At the same time he
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