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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1940)
' . THE NfeWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,' ORE. SERIAL STORY BET ON LOVE BY CHARLES B. PARMER MA SCRVICS. INO. VMla wiuu "l'"k" l I i a mm " . W ku kM hm4 ! "" Aim M MIBl Willi H Cr7aM t. eTaektaN CHAPTER in CHXRXT BOND u croattni 4b. D elubtMUM Uwo next attar-M-t she stepped nbrupUyJ and for no apparent reason. Yt atansthtof (maybe it wu a bunch)! earned to aoonund: St( Look Unl Shi tumbled idly In her-purse,, cum up with a pencil, as her rest- lass ves iwcpt th crowds. She mapped bar pura shut, flipped' open her program. The ftrst rsc:. pepper Boy number one on the rati her eyes lifted slightly over the procnm'i top she saw a fa miliar flur moving through the crowdf. Hit back waa turned he. waa talking with another man; they were going toward the club house. Yea, It waa be. Instinc tiveUr. (ha followed them. The two men topped to talk around tb building" aide aha aaw their ahadow on the ground. Again aha lowered her bead over tb program, as if atudytng it in tently; alowly ah walked to the building's comer. Stopped there. 8h heard: .i.W boy, regarding Pepper Boy Pd advis " . ; Tb girl straightened, crumpled and dropped her program. Her face flushed. Ha waa at it again! Sha strode around the corner, . faced a massiva msnv in gray bowler and tweeds, swinging a pair of huge field glasses from a leather strap. It waa Uncle Willie Btnt 7?iti left band he was grasping the elbow of a narrow and tall and bespectacled man who looked as if he were playing hookey from a desk. Sherry Bond caught Uncle Wil lie's eye. Sha had to admire the aplomb with which be met such tnterruptton. Showing no surprise at bar sudden appearance, he dropped tb stranger's elbow, raised bis bat punctiliously. "Ah, my dear" be began, but ahe cut him short with a jerk of her head and very Arm, "If you dont mindl" "Certainly not, any deer, I'm ' corning," and to the stranger, "You'll pardon me, old man; as for Pepper Boy, 1st it stand status QUO." He waa seizing bar arm, leading ber swiftly away eo no one would bear the calling down he expected. The nerve of hixnl Sherry pulled free, backed off and frowned. "So you're touting. ehT Telling a sUauger bow to bet I noticed you war anxious to leave the luncheon table half an hour ago." "Wait, Sherry!" The man's . manner changed abruptly. She . aaw bun stiffen why. ha could be hard a nails that old man atti tude was purely assumed a mask be war. 1 was talliag the bloom in' fool that Pepper Boy's sot up to a hard race to keep bis money ; in his pocket" She was silent an instant "Seems you might have something to do-besides giving tree advice to strangers. As my agan W Sha broke oft as a cheery vole spoke at bar side: "Hullo, Sherry what's thlsT" e pAUL WHARTON, small but high-powered binoculars swung across wiry shoulders, breesed up ta them. "Hullo, Paul whafs whatT But Paul, my unci, William Bond " It was like a wen-groomed fox terrier facing a mastiff. Then a band shot out "Know of you but if Sherry hadn't told you art only 23 rd swear, sight unseen, you wer BO or mora. But what of Red Soldier's chances today?" "Just so-so." He smiled, turned to Sherry: "Thought wa were go ing to bar a horse raov, but you scratch out of tb Handicap. You're taking chances in a selling race somebody may claim." : "Cat, no they won't It isn't be ing done today." ' "No? Day's hot over yet If 1 war you, rd rush to the Secre tary, swesr Pepper Boy's got a fever scratch out" "Paul Wharton, this is the sec- end tuna you v tried to keep me rut oz this race what's up7 . "Dont say X dldnt warn you "Oh, bosh! And look! Therei . Bam bringing Pepper Boy from ttta stable, now. Tim to saddle. 'long. Com on, Willie." -"But aay ' "No time. Ee you later." They started for the paddock, but Willi Bond stopped, said, "You don't need me in the pad- ooex cam wiu ao tne actual sad dllng. You Just stand by tell Madden, your Jockey, to get out In front and win. Dont confuse him with a lot of instructions he . wont remember anyhowand gooa iucki" e A STUBBY fellow wearing the ,IM 4Uri u 1. I " jixyxm vVB0 ,. sash and whit cap of her Lone free Stable walked up, lifted bit unea race. Madden, the Jockey. : "Everything oka?" he asked. Sherry sodded. This was get ting exciting her first horse In his first race the first time she was to give instructions to , , lockey "What do you want, Mlai Bond?" He was looking at ha speculatively. "What do you mean?" "He's a maiden, slnt he? Never "He's never started before." ' "You can qualify with him, BHD. . . - "What do you mean bv that?" Ba lifted the whit cap, rubbed his band through red hair a min- t. Shook his head, replaced the cap. Maybe ah was Just dumb. ?Vm Justtrylng to help.he ex plained. "It a horse atnt well, never mind what the rule Sayit's sort of understood that It your nag is being beaten you dont have to ride htm out you can tot hire take it easy and maybe win next time." "Oh!" Yea. ah had heard of this turf practice: this giving a maiden a qualifying or tunlng-up race for a harder race to follow. Madden was speaking again: "You got him in the Derby, ain't you?" I have." Sherry felt her tac slowly going white. Paul Wharton bad warned her that racing wasn't 11 romance and roses. "I ain't been spoke for for the Derby leastways I auvt give my word yet though I got two-three chances," he went on to the same low tones. The reason I took this here mount today" the girl had wondered at her luck, at this crack Jockey coming to her and asking for the mount on her maiden colt "I been watchln' bis workouts I think he's goin' to make a routa-runnin fool Derby's a long race If we dont push him today " Sherry swallowed hard. Sot Even her Jockey was suggesting that Pepper Boy be given an easy ride that they keep the colt un dercover. bring turn to light in the Derby. "Look here!" she turned on him sharply. "You get out in front and make every post a winning one. Understand? I'll take no excuses." From somewhere near the stands a bugle sounded. The pad dock Judge called, "Mount your Jockeys." "Gimme that leg, white boy," Sam directed, as the valet held the colt'a head. Madden stepped to Pepper Boy. took the reins in his left hand, clasped his saddle. lifted his left foot Sam grasped Um Jockey's ankle, tossed him up Into tb saddle, then took hold of Pepper Boy. Swiftly Madden knotted the reins, caught the whip his valet threw to him. "Bring them out!" the Judge called. "Come out with that num ber one horse!" "Yea, suh, we're eomln'," Sara called. As h started the proces sion toward the track Madden leaned over, said to Sherry Bond: "Okay. IH Push him." She nodded, her face stern. To herself she said: "You'd better bush Mm you'd better ride him to win!" (To Be Continued) Named to "Rule" Norway for Nazis Josef Terboven (above), con sidered one of Adolf Hitler's. most spirited district leaders, has assumed the civil administration of German-occupied areas in Norway. A Nazi State Couneri ler, Terboven had been District Governor of . the Essen, are' OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE v SET THIS, NOVO TAKB A SCX LOOK! -WVW. AT THIS NEW HAT I JOST MADB" . TnTF VEBV SCOD LOOK, RIOHT HERB J ' Hi l IN FRONT OP MA I KNOW WO I1!!' JM AND TOUR. GAjSS, AND IP I . ? 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