Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIx : ede Casper Daity Cridtne TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924 C—O THRILLING ADVENTURES OF ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIERS (Continises trem Page Oued leebergs during the flight from ¢ teries of the sailor's knot. This was|OTS"*Y ‘slamds -to Ice Tick! rd @ Swedish training hip that | -Aborador, via Iceland and Green made a sun are: Shortly after returning to St holm from Bis first voyage he fe! the call of the sea again an Engtish beat st Ja secret cruise around the glo SUpping out ef a harbor “somewhere on the coast of Britain,” this mys ship headed for parts unknown Proceéding due south past gores, Cape Verde, and : ; i k Hi | | fff Hf | I: it { F # i i i F i i i HH ! WE Hr ty i ; i i i ; gave up a ing caree hd Hi i H Th Hi Hl ‘a southern states,| i om @ cargo of Hf li ¥ 2 weathered that whirl across ccean with a how! that the rigging like They had swel fuselage hour. Although he sav from being smashed u - th E AE i ad remained st of the way f i ae he was badly shaken up, they fou ck up a sma ause his first c: edish, xt de useful for social Lieut. Erik H Nelson, the daring Norse-American. whose Ife has for swearing at sailors been filled with more adventure than any hero of romantic fiction of the * ome day middle ages. §_—.}. lay the next hop north any long: than neceswary Needless to say Lieut. Nelson wo the admiration of all of bis fellow airmen om that flight, and & was his fighting qualities. his remark able record beth as an engineerin: etticer amd as @ tross- country pil sailor lost his temper ome day and/ dance of the seven veils around the ‘ked the other overboard to the} head of John the Bupitst. of the sharks. Fortunately} Noting that Mr. Hammierstein 2 | the Negro could swim lke a dolphin) made no attempt to sign him up for parce pong tags eed a |and he managed to reach the coast! 4 tong career im opera. Exick walked 4 flight. of Guandaloupe without falling foul) the side walks of New York until A. of @ conger eel, a shark or an oeto-|-P Demarest Ca, amporters of high “ On his return trip from Alaska pas. grade foreign automobiles, took him Some of the members of the crew|0D as a handy man and general = this voyage were picturesque| roustabout. Here he stayed until the haracters—characters such as one| S0timg af 1911, and got his first . finds exeepting at sea or) ¢xperience with motors. cting for gol¢ in Alaska. One| When autumn came he got rest- as a Frenchman, a man of parts.| less, and in company with his cousin, o had studied for the priestheed| “But Vernon.” who had ale run =] t trouble at Nantes, cached| away to sea, he started ent om the prado lage Boog Fog caeak m nis clerical garb, and fled to sea_| most picturesque series of ups and He was half starved when Erik and} downs of his entire romantic career. his shipmates picked him up em the/ “Bill Vernon,” whe had ake run beach at Ria along the gay White Way. That is. Another was an ancient mariner| they became well known “ic a small @ three score and ten, who had Set ots Say a ee ny ron to cireummavigate the globe. tb sailed before the mast for half a y taught swimming on the ‘d —e ee : —— beach at Miami They spent their Neisag- cape heen ged caer aoa pg, mormghiar th. y NS i 4 E. s e > a ¥ evenings entertaining the daughters son, nefther of them had experi: ee a . 5S Ps : k - , of America’s idie rich. They worked pec ns: Me Soe met iy i t lazily chewing % the poop deck mending safis| ss extras in films that were being cftem as Lieut. Leigh Wade, polit ” x and baiting for bonito—tales cut of} produced by Bisom and Kalem. They the cruiser Boston. ihn “255 nS life, tales that would have given| helped Wallace Reid produce a sen- askan sled dogs. One named “ was his closets pal until the chic! ef the afr service sent him as o pilet an® chief enginee: * on the San Antonio to Port fight. The e'ese friendship betw was a natural born n cder to make a sen be would explain it in One word that stumped | Ertk for that he has never forgotten. “sufficient.” The; bo'scm eventually made it clear by ence: “The cow First the old} ing sent out the first aerial squad- ber cud. Tt was the finest imitation of a wat I have ever seen.” says Conrad enough matertal for a dowd/ sationa!l picture that centered around whe bint. iter in haa more masterpieces Uke “Typhoon”| a shipweck at sea, a shipwreck im tor on Broadway. “But to this ind the “Nigger of the Nareissus."| which scantily clad feminine pas- ever I hear the word sat StMl ancther sailor with whem| S*™sers were < im the har b 3 Erik rubjed shouliers was a Dan-} Dor at Jacitsonville, Fla. and then ish count who had been ed@ im love and gone off t orget the past. A man of mag- and charming who @ have beem as much at heme cemfoctabiy seated at Liver Oil Tablets One year they bummed their way back to New York from Florida and cenhagen salon as he was on| @nded im town with only 32 cents mp windjammer. he between them er working for ail bis hours when off Agniis. the Brea@way ageucy luring haunting meledies|*°r the Lancia meter car, or s a quaint home made violin | taught the tango, and lived by their that he had ftmprovised from a ‘ - wooden harg tack box. Bal kad a Winning streak and Forget ,the horrible tastime Cod i Gk wes Ga the laaenn, ed often cleaned up anywhere from = é Liver Od and give thethin. por few red te a a thousene Go. japed children MeCoy’s Cio gush rolling the bones.” ver Oi Tablets if you want to <i onsar da ie Hsp babies & good appetite and put pouni's ved aside therr poker chips, pat by flesh om their box ‘ues tm the billiard racks, and cround. Bill was 2 bern eome- — " = dian, and to hear him: “talk to the ro = aot shee Drug and babies” was better than seeing goed pburmacists, & c they are Frank Tinney or Montgomery and J eeeet Qamand,. Decazee they are, 2 Stone at $3 a seat. laggards but shew results im a few , un-} England. Cx This t one way of the storm: after Erik’s & entire section of the city that bad been swept clean as though by a )< citizenship he was des become as famous ag his es Lief the Lucky and Ertk : nad made ‘tis | the Red. tieak .counn net: the helen t hen be went ashere at Biloxt, and “the world was his ovater.” He| Mist. Erik gotyhis first impression walked with a suiloc’s roll and be| of America from a scene that met ould do everything require? of an| Dis gaze when he peered through From Classic Drama te Automobiles. days. A. BO” from reefime a sail to mani-| the shew window of a little drug b ; pulating a wicked knife in a row| Stores He saw a row of chil@rem| (Erik never gambled. But he used They pot nat gen apt > Seno | at sea. standing at a marble counter tndulg-/%? stake Bul and they would go fifty eas en —— - childrem tak ing im a mysterious colored drink | Sfty—or so hungry: them ndy- ie o joim then, but was to During that winter Erik spent a Ove skinny woman gained $ peur: Smit “However, since then he has] {™ months playiag tn “Ben-Hur.” im 4 days. | tong stnee become reconcifed to say-} He carried a spear, turned his the origimal ant over a gitas of ice cream} thumbe down when the villain’s and a i which he dosen't however, mbt sme ses quite the apporpriate beveruge Pak ; HERE ARE OUR REASONS i \ — more snow-white pieces: a heap- ing armful immaculate in less than 10 minutes! From coast to coast, house- wives are agog about this wond- ex washer and its amazing new e Welsh skipper fter they bad put cut from 1s < This captaim was a better ally than he was mavigater. Just ss many sea farieg men become after dealing with crews of Malays, ‘egrees and Meors. 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