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CSXXBAA PO IXT
A RACE
LIFE
fo r
OH A YO UN G IX X T O K T A K E S A C H A N C E
By ARCHIE PARKER
( Continued from last W e e k )
The
follow in g
morning
found
George Allison lying in bed wonder
ing how he was goin g to break the
news to June Daily o f the death of
her saddle horse Ginger, and the an
swerin g o f the many questions that
she was sure to ask. The answering
o f the questions was going
to
be
difficu lt he knew.
"J u s t
have to
take the bull by the horns and go
thru with it I guess" he said to him
self as he rolled out of bed and be
gan to dress.
" G o o d morning D octor.” greeted
Mrs. Daily from the kitchen as the
y oun g doctor entered,
“ June
has
been asking for you all m ornin g.’ '
"S h e
h a s? ”
answered
Allison.
"A nd
how
is
she?
Anything
w rong?”
"O h no, nothing wrong.
She is
feelin g fine.
But she wants to sit
up tod ay.”
" S h e can— in bed.
How Is her
ap p e tit e ? ”
woiBrfi>t*fy.8 v*he
I saw you.”
U hun* ry. but I
* anything until
a a f tew
X lne!,
1 wlU d,VS8 h‘‘f arm la
minutes and you can give her
me same diet, eggs, toast and milk ”
I will Doctor, but I have vour
breakfast already so you might a.-
well set right down and eat ”
„ ‘ H o t-c a k e s !” he exclaimed as he
slid into a chair by the table, -You
know my weakness.
But Mrs. Daily
merely smiled as she slid the golden-
brown cakes into the plate.
After the doctor have finished his
breakfast he w e it directly to
the
bedside of his patient.
"G ood morning Miss Dally,
and
did you notice I said .Miss Daily this
U r n . ? ' greeted the Doctor, with «
wisp of humor in his voice.
Good morniing Sir, and I would
like very much to know to whom I
have the pleasure and great honor
of bidding good morning to.”
"I s that a qu estion ?”
" I t is.
So what might the name
be?”
‘ It might be George Washington
who never told -a lie, but it isn’ t,
fou p aunt told me you wanted to
y
see me— do y o u ? "
Maybe I do, and maybe I don't.
3ut if 1 did how could I iu this dark
old dingy b e d r o o m ? "
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"Miss Daily, iu all seriousness, you
have been a good girl and patient
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thru this ordeal, but in all fairness
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to you I must tell you there is som e
thing you must know You will have
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to know what it is sooner or later so
it might just as well be now as any
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other time,
it is going to be hard
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for you to face I know, but I be
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lieve you will understand.
While
Central Point, Ore.
I am dressing your arm I will tell
you the story.”
F or a sm ooth shave and quick
George Allison told her of how he
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had been in town on the main street
when Fred Pennington came
after
Go to the
Doctor Green— of the death o f Gin
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ger, her riding horse— how he had
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promised Fred he would come out
to the ranch and do what he could
to help— how he had
found
her
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nearly dead from the loss of bolod.
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story was how he had managed to
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make the trip so quickly. He did not
tell her of his wild ride in the stolen
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locomotive. Before he had finished
telling her the story June's face was
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buried in her pillow
and she was
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sobbing as only a broken heart can
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sob.
The professional heart of Doctor
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Allison was touched with sadness as
he sat by the side of the weeping
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girl as she kept sobbing
out
tin
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words,
"Oh
Ginger— Ginger— my
old Ginger boy— he's gone— I can ''
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believe it— it isn't s o."
"D on 't take it so hard. Remember
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Ginger has lived and died for hi)
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little girl. That will l> • something
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worth remembering. I will leave you
now, and you will feel better about
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it ater on. I know you will.”
“ Do— d o n ’t g— go D— Doctor—
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Chapter 7
The Doctor Goes Away
The follow in g morning Mrs. Daily
entered the sick-room. But it could
hardly be called a sick-room
any
more, for June was to be allowed to
go into the livingroom aud sit in a
chair until she felt like goin g back
to bed. The first thing Mrs. Daily
did on entering was to go directly
to the windows and roll
tb s
cur
tains as high as they would go. That
was th
first time they
were
up
since June was injured.
"G o o d -m o rn in g June dear. There,
d o n ’t you think that is b e t t e r ? ” she
asked us the full flood of the m orn
ing light entered the windows, aud
sht continued, "I don't know w hat
that fool doctor wanted th e blinds
down all the time for an yw ay.”
“ Thank you Aunt
Sharlott— yes
that is certainly better. I nearly for
got what sunlight looks like, but he
is not a fool doctor and you know it,
and if he wanted the blinds down he
had a perfectly good reason.
And
she said to herself, "A n d I think I
know what that reason was— wish I
knew for su re.”
" I am g oing to dress your arm
for you now June dear, then you can
have your breakfast.
And
after a
while you may com e o n ' to the liv
in groom and set up for awhile.”
" A r e you goin g to dr ss my arm
Au ntie? W h ere Is the doctor
this
m ornin g.” asked June with a look
o f surprise in her big brown eyes.
“ Fred
took him
to town
this
morning. He left real early. He left
some instructions for me to follow
and said you were all out o f danger.
"B u t Aunt Sharlott, he never cam t
te th • rooni and said good b y ! ” Ju n p
exclaimed, and her eyelids -seemed
to flutter as she looked dow n at the
bed covers. It may have been the
bright sunlight streaming
in thru
the win dows that effected her eyes
that way. but it is doubtful.
" T h e doctor said you were proh-
abty a l s - . p « h e n he left, and that
he would not disturb you. He said
you needed the rest ”
“ Auntie Sharlott, did you find out
w ho the d octor w a s ? ”
"I and sakps no child. I couldn't
get it out o ' him in noway, shape or
form .”
" H o w much did
he charge
for
what he d i d ? "
"T h a t 's another thing that opein'
strange to me June. He would n o ’
tell me what the bill was He sab’
he would send the statement, th e'
he would t-ove to figure It out first."
"1 want rnr breakfast now Auntie
I'm awfully hungry. Gan I have it ? "
“ Certainly you can,
child.
And
you can get up for a while and sit
in the other r oom .”
( T o Be Contlnned)
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not just yet— I can’ t bear to stay In
here aloae right n ow — please doc
tor." and June held out her hand
as If to stay his departure.
The doctor s haud closed over the
slim whits hand o f June Daily, but
he did not attempt
to leave
the
room or talk to the grief-stricken
girl. A broken heart must find it's
own consolation. This the d oc tor had
learned from his years o f medical
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