DIRECTORS

JOHN H. OLIVER
KEWANEE. ILLINOIS

SER TA AD EY.
DANVILLE. INDIANA
ED.S.RENNICK
PILGER. NEBRASKA
Rol PEMBERTON
TOLEDO.IOWA
HENRY P. BARRET
HENDERSON. KENTUCKY
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ST.MARYS. KANSAS

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HARRY M. KNABE
NEHAWKA. NEBRASKA

ROY P.MCWILLIAMS
GALLATIN. MISSOURI

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OFFICE OF E. C. QUIGLEY, DIRECTOR
ST. MARYS, KANSAS

Nov. 17th, 1938.
Dr. F.C.Allen,

Deptt of Athletics,

Univ. of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen,-

Ef’n is so much better to-day that I though
I should tell you about it. He slept until 10:30, has
no temperature and except for being very very weak seems
more like he should. The trouhle with the elimination
seems to have been overcome too and I am gre that was
a contributing cause to his temperature yesterday.

He walked to the bath room several times
(against my better judgment) but was happy to find that
his foot felt much better than it has at any time. I do
believe, thanks to you, we are on the right track with
that.

Will let you hear from me later when he
seems stronger and ready to perhaps have some more foot-
treatments at your convenience.

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: I did not get any word to you yesterday ee
for I just did not have time to get it done. This morning ay
I was waiting for the Yrs. visit, thinking I could tell
you better about Erns condition after he had been here.
He has just left.

Ern grew much more comfortable yesterday
afternoon after you left, was quite himself during the
evening and had apretty good night. His tempe was about

99.2 during the day and this morning. It was up this
noon to 101, but Dr. says there is nothing to be alarmed
about- no trouble in the chest, but a"flu" condition.

I hae had trouble about his bowels but Dre has
just given me something and hope to have results soon.
I feel that when it works, it probably will take the
temperature downe

I must hurry to get this off. I will not write you
unless there is some significent change in his condétion.

Just as soon as we can get rid of this flu- and I
realize that is nothing to make light of- perhaps we can
get at the foot again. It seems 0O.K.

Very sincerely, #2

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Dr. F.C.Allen,
Dept of Fducation,
Kansas Univ.
Lawrence, Kans.
Dear Dr. Allen,-

As I told you, I would write again when Ern
was recovered from his Flu attack. He has not had any
temperature for two days and only a fraction of a degree
the evening of the day before- no pain and seems to have
thrown off that set back. The Dr. has rot seen him for
several days- he was called out of town on account of the
death of his father, but do not think he would have ad
to seew Ern if he had been here. Ern sat up an hous
yesterday and twice to-day for two hours one time and
an hous and a helf another. Except for being very weak,
he seems and looks so much better.

Now at your convenience if you cared to
come up to treat him again, we would be very grate ful.
I think he would lixe to advise with you as to just how
much and how fast he should work that foot out. Of course
just as soon as he able, he could come to Lawrence for
anything you would care to do.

I can tell you again, how much we appreciate
what you have done, and if it is too much of a sacrifice
for you to get away, we would not want you to inconven-
ience yourself. When I called — that first time, I was
really scared.

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— Nov. 23rd, 1938.

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HENRY P. BARRET Lawrence, Kansas.

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2S FSi! One” Your letter of yesterday, and contents noted.

RENE MEG Nae I am really glad that you felt that it was not necessary

ROY P. MCWILLIAMS for you to come up here again, as I know what a very

eo busy man you are, and had that"guiltiest feeling” to have
— you make that effort for us.

Ern has made such rapid gains, in the few
dsys since I wrote you that I am sure he is on his way.

He has his shom on and is walking without
crutches, for the first time since he was hurt. He"wiggles"
and exercises his foot and toes as you advised him and
can feel it getting better every day.

In regard to the hot and cold water treat-
ment, I am wondering since the foot has made so mucR
progress, whether that would be a good thing. The hot water
has a tendency to keep the foot tender, I would think,
ahd he has had so much of that. However we will sure do it
if you think best. Ern laughéd when I read him the part of
your letter about the marbles. He said,"I cmldnt do that
when my foot was in its prime. However we will mke a try
at that too.

In regard to coming to Lawrence, Ern thinks
he would prefer to drive down and back at your convenience-
as often and as soon as you think. He thinks he could come
Fri. or Sat. as it suits you. He feels the sooner the
better to get in shape as soon as possible. Will you
please call us, #76, reverse the charges- as to when it
would suit you for him to come?

With the most cordial of Thanksgiving
greetings to you and yours, I an,

Very sincerely,

  
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Dr.Forrest C.Allen,
bept.of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence,Kansas.

Dear "Phog";

You no doubt have word that Dad will not be able to work
basketball for a little while and has cancelled several
games in which K.U.participates.

Naturally I realize they are Bsig League” but I also think
there is no one outstanding to fill his place. I believe

T am qualified and so am asking for some if not all of the
assignments.

The games Dad had that I could fill,in which K.U. plays,are.:
Jan.2-Carleton College @ E.U.; Jan.10-Kansas State @ K.U.;
Jan.£0-K.U.@ Kansas State; Jan,22-K.U.@ Iowa State.

I have written Mike Ahearn and Geo Veenker about these
gemes and hope that some way some how I will be able to
serve in some of them. All IT ask is an opportunity to
serve in a few Big Six games,as I feel I am qualified
and that my work will be satisfactory.

Hoping to hear from you in this matter and appreciating
any consideration you might give me, I remain,

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Dr. Forrest C. Allen,

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University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Phog:

IT am at present working on my basketball schedule and appreciate
very much the many letters I have had from you saying that
you would use me wherever possible.

I have today written Coach Root, Coach Browne, and Coach
Veenker with the hope that I may have some of their non-
conference games and in that way make it possible for me

to break into the Big Six next year.

If you have any of your non-conference dates open and would
like to use me in any of them, I would appreciate hearing
from you in the matter.

With kindest personal regards to you and your family from
me and my family, I remain

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St.Marys Kansas.
Jan. th. 3S.

Dr.#.C.Allen,

Director of Physical Eduvation,
University of Kansas,

Lewrence Kansas.

Dear "Phog";

I have your letter of a recent
date and am herewith enclosing check to cover
the expenses of the two trips to St.Merys and
also your services; if 1 overlooked a foul
let me know. 3
My leg gave me so much trouble that
Dr.Riley suggested that I have an orthopedic
specialist examine my foot; To make a long story
short Mrs.Quigley and I went to Chicago to see
Dr.Phillip Kretscher,whom you know. Likely the
Netion's outstanding specialist: Result; Mercy
Hospital for medication and then a cast that wi]jl
remain on the foot and lower leg for three weeks
more.

Remained in the Hospital for twelve
days and came home the day before Christmas Eve.

The original pictures showed a fract-
ure. We were all working on an incorrect premise
that didnt do any good. Regardless of that I want
to assure you of my appreciation of what you did
for me.

I should have taken care of this be-
fore but I have let everything slide but canceling
basket ball games.

Both Mrs.Quigley and I wish to be re-
membered kindly to Mrs.Allen and Jane,both of whom
were so kind to us.

My sincerest thanks and good wishes
to you.

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Dr. F.C.Allen,

Director of Physical Education,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence Kansas.

Dear "Phog";
Herewith enclosed check for $8.00

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"Phog" none of us would ever/done
the things we did had I known that there was a
fracture; Everyone who asked me about the injury
was told that there was no fracture; that the
pictures didnt show a fracture. That was the
information I got the night it was hurt and
could do nothing otherthan operate on those in-
structions; I know you would not have entertain-
ed giving my foot any treatment had you known that
it was fractured. I told you that; That wes what
I was told.

The swelling became pretty bad and
Dr.Riley told me that it should be seen by a good
orthopedic surgeon. We tried to contect Dr. Dixon
but he was out of town end would not be home until
the first of the next week. Marg wrote a complete
history of the case to Dr.Kreuscher and he called
me the next night and wanted to see the foot and
said "Bring those pictures with you". He examined
me and took several pictureg and found that the
first picture,or pictures,I hdd taken showed two
small fractures; thét was the I2th of December;

The swelling Dr.Kreuscher diagnosed
Lymphatitis and the medication for this was inter
menus injections of iodide and another medicine,
as tough to take as it is to spell,sulphsmillelide.

The cast has been on nearly four
weeks now and has two more to go.

Looks like there are too many fouls
in the basket ball games. dest regards and best
Wishes. What do you about that N.C.A.A. tour-
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