Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT World Fliers Keach Seattle Flight Over California Region and) Northwest Holds Emotional Thrill for Airman in Concluding Trip By LOWEL By the Chicago Tribune Clure Newsps After ou that there had been ttons, lapels, caps, > ‘city of angels,’ a . Smith. © as — fo have a good APPETITE /- LN “Yes! thank you.” GOOD appetite means a cheer £X% ful disposition. yu may have a good appetite blood that goes constantly our vital organs {s pure. S.S.S. purifies the blood—a good appetite follows and you will have a clear complexion and will be cheerful and healthy. Don’t go on feeling up one day and down the next—hardly sick but. never well—losing “pep,” 1 ambition. Hearty eaters red-blooded men and njoy your food! Get trength and energy! im yourself before it is too late! People in a physically run- down condition are an easy prey to disease. Ss is what {s needed. Your blood needs purifying. Your blood- cells supply the energy which our body well and fit. 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Taleshone 15 Los Angeles adventure we called the roll at er field on the morning of the 25th and found to our “But when we do it will be in armored strong, L THOMAS, ewspapers Syndicate and the Mo rs Syndicate) no casualties other than the | etc., thanked my fellow citi- nd promised to return later,” yof ev ot opportun getting in ur celebrated cli a good word for c who whic mar in life. ouge home and down its other people ferry back a fr San Francisco to Oakland. Be- world I had more. times and for a total the distance we the globe. Goston's Engine Balks. the f mii ir familiar FoR THE ZuUsT A Few MORE “Two BUCKS PER. TORNGO OVER TS THE SO SALLY'S GONE HOME 7 WELL IT'S | ABOUT TIME You | RE LOOKING } \ ANOTHER SHEIK oy HAS BEEN BLzZZING =f HER La stories of South le Leigh glided ywn ahead and point that I knew would emergency. lending time the escort planes sey field had picked us hen we saw that Leigh had parked his bus in a we continued on to San up andy past the Ferry building t toward the Golden Gate flew. Crissey field {s right on the edge of the harbor near the old site | of the San Francisco exposition. Just as in Les Angeles, there was an en- ormous crowd, but not a éingle per- | son got through Col. Lahm’s guards. He had a line of soldiers standing ithin arm's length of each other. out every fifteen feet fie had p of reserves. When ‘the mob 8 tc ard at one point the rest body of shock troops would | hurl them selves against the bulg- ing line and force the crowd back. It |” Yow Ly) ers from all over that part of the state were there. Off gn Final Leg. “Next day, September 28, we set forth on the final leg of our flight “Passing over Salem and Portland we crossed the Columbia nto Wash- ington, and headed toward a far oft tiny cloud in the distant horizon. A bit of oil had flown back and coated my goggles, so I took them off and rubbed them while ‘Les’ maneuvered the ship for a while. When I looked up again the cloud had teken the form of @ cone, a cone of shining white. The rest of the boys caught was the most perfectly handled rowd that we had seen. “At our own urgent request no special entertainment had been ar- ranged for us, We had promised to | return later after the effects of our | visits to San Diego and Lox Angeles | had entirely worn off, So next morn- | {ng after Leigh had changed motors | in the Boston, we took off from Cris- | sey field at 9 o'clock, flew up the Sacramento valley on past hoary old | Mount Shasta and across Oregon to Eugene. Eugene happens to be a | sort of second home to me, so you | can imagine how much attention my | friends pafd to our requests that they arrange no reception for us. G v M. Pierce came from WAS VERY SICK Gives Ful! Credit to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for Remarkable Recovery Wellston, 0. —“T took Lydia BE, Pink able Compound to make me strong. I Vege could not and wh ever I caught it made meirregu- lar. IT have taken the Vegeta- ble Compound m sideand backdon't | bother me and I can do my house- work and care for my children now, where before I did not feel like doing | | anything or going around. After my | first child was born about four years ago I saw an advertisement in the} er about. the Vegetable Compound. | new it would help me, but I was aid to try it because people said it would help you to have children and Since ough. But I thought if it would help me it would be better to have a whole house fall of children and have good health. I became stronger from taking itand my busband says I look like a live woman instead of a dead one. When Spring comes I am going | to take your Blood Medicine as I am | very thin. Iwill answer letters from { an ishes to ask about Vv Mrs, WILLIAM Ohic Westbound Arrives Departe . 6038 - 1:55 p. m. 2:10 p. m --10:45 p. m Arrives Departs wont spieas ange irtoed 5.45 p. m. 6:00 p. m. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY Eastbound Arrives Departs INo. 32 - 2 4:00 p. m No. 80 - - 8:10 p. m 8:35 p. m Westbound Arrives No. 29 No. 31 TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN knew I was having children fast |, sight of it about the same time that I did. Looming above the vast forest, over which I had go often flown on fire patrol, that muontain Pinnacied with snow seemed like a friend beck- oning us on. “There were times on our way round when we wondered if we ever were going to see Mount Rainier again. Not that we doubted but that we were going to finish our trip. But there were moments when Mount Rainer seemed a long, long way off indeed. “From Olympia we flew on to Ta- coma, and then across an arm of Puget sound and straight on toward Seattle. As we drew near Lake Washington, for the second time on sur journey we broke our V forma- “on and flew abreast over Sand- point field just as we had done at San Diego. This was tn order that each plane should finish the filght around the world at the same time AN Finish in Bunch. cath us we saw a huge wel- sign, 150 feet long and with 0 feet high. According to timers the wheels of the touched the field at 1:36 c time: the New Orleans 50, and the Boston at reception by the people of Was as grent as‘any we had ived the destroyer eet us on behalf of h of us was given of dahlias and ish over. to us mother and tin who had bouquet aboard we d rked downtown and were taken to Volunteer park through streets thronged with the same peo- ple who-had seen ‘us fly over Seattle nd head north toward Alaska, five months and twenty-two days before. The betting at that time had been that we would never return, But we had fooled ‘em! And judging by the noise they made they were about the happiest losers in the world. The Seattle papers sald there were 50,000 people assembled the park, There more speeches de and wa were pfesented with havy rings, made of platinum and gold from Alaska, and set with bloodstones. That night telegrams started pouring in from everywhere. One that made the flyers patricularly happy referred to a letter received that day by the war department in Washington from Secretary of State Hughes, and quoted the secretary ying that n the establishment of friendly epntacts in the various countries a : ‘ Kidney Sufferers Physicians have long known a re- markably offective remedy for weak bladder and overworked kidneys—a wonderful ofl imported from Holland which heals and tones up the irri- tated organs and banishes frequent calls, tired feeling, backaches, rheu- matic pains, ete. often wtihin 24 hours, This remarkable oll has at last been put up in easy-to-take, tasteless capsules, under the nan of Red Mill Haarlem Oj) It costs only 60c, and relief i» guaranteed or money back. Ask these drug. gists The Kimball Drug Co. and the Midwest Drug Co.—Adv. government of | B ARNEY ( \ YOO WERE “THE \{ ONE HAT TOLD UTTLE COMPETITION: WOULD STRENGTHEN MY COE. 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IF > YOURE COOL SHELL WONDEG WHY SND YOU'LL BE SITTING visited, the strength and efficiency of the alr service which the filght evidenced and the new prestige which the flyers have brought to our fing, will have a far-reaching effect on the international relations of this country, the benefit of which cannot be overestimated.” “Of course when we reached our journey’s end we ¢ll knew that we! would return to our former jobs tn the air service, but we wondered what was going to happen to our ships of the skies that had served us so faitfully, There was one rumor floating about to the effect that the flagship might be presented to the city of Chicago, and that Erik and Jack's cruiser might go to New Orleans. Then there was an-| other report to the effect that both would be placed in the Smithsonian| Terris, whose scheme of fighting Washington. |{s always a graceful retreat with “While we were saying to each | ‘Je left jabbing out like a snake's other: ‘Well, where do we go from| ‘sue at his advancing opponent, here?’ a wire arrived from Gen | Will probably nd Mandel unwilling Patrick instructing us to come at|{° follow him and run into those once by train and attend the inter. | /yonet thrusting lefts. national alr,races in Dayton, In a|, The result will be or probably will way the idea rather appealed to us|° that Terris will have to come to because we thought, oh well, the|‘l0Se quarters, If he doesn't, the flight's over and by tomorrow the| {408 are likely to be disappointed. country will have forgotten it, eo on| A® showing what New York will our way to Dayton we'll just catch:| *tand for in the boxing line, figure up on our lost sleep. But we were |°Ut how often Terris gets bids to to be fooled again. And our final| "sht out of town. He fights outside experiences as. the so-called ‘six|f New York less than almost any world flyers’ were to be by far the| "shter and yet most amusing of all.” This’ Hs fighting (To be continued tomorrow.) methods are not approved outside Bs the metropolis. As 4 matter of fact, New York stands for things that no other city will tolerat There are fighters for instance who can fight regularly in New. York and yet can’t get into Philadelphia with a jimmy. TEARIS-MANDELL BOUT FRIDAY NIGHT PROVES GREAT DRAWING CARD By FAIR PLAY, (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—Tickets are selling rapidly for the Sid Terris-Sammy ‘Mandel bout in the Garden Friday night. There is no question that {t will be one of the finest exhibitions of the art of boxing that has been seen in New York in @ long time, Many fish are capable of produc. ing sounds, some by the scraping of fins or other organs, some by means of the teeth and some by means of ees emitted from the air bladder. Pres. Coolidge To Visit Texas WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. — Prest- dent Coolidge reiterated to the Texas delegation in congress his desire to visit Texas-probably within a few months after adjournment of con- grens. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925 ——<<—<——<—<—$ = Th | SINCE TVE SUNK ON TES WT Fooo EM BEGINNING TS THIAK THEY VE. OvutT MAKING (tT - WELL. TVE ANOCTHER AISTCH ea jis OY CAVSERY A / URY DECISION IN MY GLINTOGK | GAGE [a SEEN Will Contest to See Court Fight, Say Attorneys. CHICAGO, Feb. 5.—A jury trial may result in the contest over the will of Willam McClintock, the “millionaire orphan,” who left his fortune to William D. Shepherd, his foster father, who was questioned in an investigation of his death, st- torneys indicated. Shepherd, who returned yesterday from Albuquerque, N. M, said he intended bringing suit against Harry Olson, chief justice of the Muntcipal court, instigator of the death in- quiry and who has announced he will have additional evidence to lay before the coroner's jury when {t re- | sumes the case in two weeks. | After the will fs probated an ap- peal will be asked and a bill in bea aah filed by attorneys repre- senting relatives of McClintock in Uttumwa, Iowa, attorneys sald. Counsel representing Miss Isabell Pope, who waited at McClintock's bedside with a license to marry him and who was given an $8,000 an- nuity in his will, plan to file a cross bil. CLIMBER’S | BODY FOUND HONOLULU, Feb. 5.— (Gy The Associated Press)—The body of Private Carl F. Thompson of Scho- jfield Barracks, for which airplanes and searching parties have been looking since January 24 when he left on a hiking trip to the Walana mountains, was found yesterday lodged in a tree, 200 feet from the top and 900 feet from the hottom of a cliff. Thompson apparently fell over the cliff in the darkness. The body has not yet been recovered owing to the difficulty of reach. ing it. Those who located the body be- eve Thompson had been dead seven or elght da: ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_— 6 Dizzy? Hedachy? You're Bilious! Take a Laxative! Breath Bad? Stomach Upset? Bowels are Inactive! IM GOING TO CALL OP, NICE HOLDING & COUPLE OF DELCES LIKE COOLNESS AND INDEPENDENCE WHEN THIS CTHER BIRD 1S PLAYING His ACES— CANDY, FLOWERS, DINNERS AND THEATERS. I'M NOT GOING TO BE A GUINEA FOR_SOc PO eT THEORIES ON. By Billey De Beck ATs FoR, SOUR OWN SAKE, BROWN EYES - VD LOOK TO TRY HIS af SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS WASHINGTON—A increase In hog production next fall and a corn acreage “about the same considerable as 1924," were recommended by the department of agriculture in its an nual outlook, PARIS—The French chamber vot- ed credits to maintain a representa- tive from Alsace-Lorraine at the vatican. PHILADELPHIA—A museum be- longing to the last king of Babylon, containing objects dating back to 2500 B. C. was found by British Museum and University of Pennsyl- vania Archeologists at Ur of the Chaldes, ———— oe AX MURDERER ~ ALSO THOUGHT POISON FIEND CHICAGO, Feb. 5. —Efforts were made to determine whether Johr Kammerer under sentence to hang February 13, for killing the five members of the Elder famUy of Villa Park, with an ax, is Jean Crones, who poisoned the soup served at a banquet on February 10 1916, in honor of Cardinal, then Archbishop, George W. Mundelein of Chicago. 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