Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1921, Page 6

* PACESIX SATURDAY, FEB. 26, 1921 — : in acreage from 80 to 160, A annaniin: ned 23 and 15 were killed while up Y ‘ : 7 ARIAN IS ing Containing at least 80 irrigatio = \ . [for passage. ‘Thirty-four were with- : story; shorthand, Yocal solo, violin. NEW EUGENICS LAW NOT General Strike STATE LIBA acres, ‘The final checking’ up prepara drawn and thirteen were not acted on Glenrock—Basket bail, f LL tory to the opening now is in progress $ by the house. The total of house bills : eous speaking, dedlamation, short 1 Th tened on FY [ot toe ent oon bore Se bona tan y Tra pa Fo ee ee s| TO REGIMC RMI, |e REAP v. ¥. cor roncus e house, other Pow ‘ball, a Z <4 7 —— ee TEE say CONTEST STATE vocal solo, lane merican Ships Brey, i? :' roy , Wyo. Feb. 26. — OUT, 179 PASSED eee ae Serasieceeemernnene we IN-STATE UNTIL JULY 1] 4 DS) _gaprennm Fe CI), CURT, Os Beg Fes 147 senate files. a ts le al re “rhe house indefinitely portponed 8 recede op aera Wager. rm Cee eee ee eee | put rat announced untit Thursday fol-|Pworat reayction in working forces senate files, refused to pass 6) and 5 Weeare! co y Piano.) | CHEXENNE, Wyo. Feb. 26— /icore and seamen on American ships,|jow: Commissioner of child and ant-|;, imminent. ‘The identity of the sen, /~” , e ct, ia not take final action anes. The ‘ Basin—Basket ees oy reas Where ugpraetl of state's | (Son expiration of existing working | mal protection, E. W. Burke; “state te be laid ott wah be annouriced wit One Hundred and Fifty-two Be-| 2°? Teceived_ 108 senate Slen. Casper One of Last to File Appli-|ancous speaking, declamation, short| country clerks illew rier Bro agreementa batwoen owners and deep) geolorat, G. D. Morgan) momar 7ilin a day of {0 io come Law on Signature of Gov- Camp of Mexican) ?°3 Blanks for High School | story, Shorthand. ‘ypewriliQe: vielin.| Cantor, forbidding the marrage of | The American Steamship Owners'| Cornwell of Casper. Burke and or. emor; Fate of Some Is Week Events at Lara- ‘Worland—Basket ball. sais pastas aiiene Wh Teme asnociation, which representa. virtual-| gan, were ‘appointed, | Conmw G 2 mie Lander—Basket ball, diseases, the country clerks being American-own: mnage, ad-| c Re Uncertain Railroad Labor ous ; ion, short | interested because of the provision |Vised Rear Admiral Benson, chair. ee LARAMIE Wyo, Feb, 25—The|Story, debating, short hand typewrit-| that o certificate of health must be man of the Shipping board, ARIGATED F ‘ 4 too pros HaC ERAN CHEYENNE, Wyc., Fev. 26. — “ce 93} rourth annual high school week, spon- | 78> : required from male applicents for | Wo8 Pl tie tie Mpc sates bony ae pay more when we r © checking up the recoras of the nowwe| ES “Smoked Up?” |foxt annual high schoot week, spon-| "Sneridan—Basket ball, marriage Heenses... The act; how. |ferenco unions Bagong hel >] * and senate of the recent legislature re- aoe ea ene held hee fron Maven | Heous speaking, declamation, debating,| ever, will not become effective until nee ce PENED \|P SOON. charge lets £0", prices Satisty t veals that of the 402 bills for acts in- 14 to 19, {8 assuming really surprising shorthand, typewriting, piano, daly 1. ce ieee Tectioned by the t N AGATE ; se eee eee ee au|_ PINE BLUFF, Ark., Feb. 26—Forty | Proportions, and it is that) cal solo. ee 4 en Le soni: BOGE & -contarence oe — AM EU TTING CO. ey the wayside” “through indetnite Hen nee tien roche aa rey. the Bt fo the city for this annual event, Gas-| Laramie a pe eens Transp ortation of eneess ol ape trad a ies Taeals CHEYENNE, Feb. 26—One hun: CASPER, WXOMING wy 0st tabi i ous a iy r. < ~ Tint Raine flor on nocond rat | Ho Southwestern ratway were] Ze scl ad pete dees Fete mar, shortens, oewiing, Yell Conadign Ti Tcl PMDR ace and ght, rinse tam ti | ai W, Yeoman t withdrawal or being Jef¢ in ‘etand- ee ee path y-gtiege raps e ing, bringing the number of schools to ea beara Basket ball, an van uquor NEW HOTEL GOMPANY IN tying in Goshen county, Wyoming, are n eral tte or (orty eee Fae St |e eg ona exactly two dozen, the highest yet re-| Cheyenne “Basket, ball. extempora: : to_be thrown 0000 10, I by both houses 100 -were| The Mexicans today requested the| Corded. Last year there were twenty-| jt1y, debating, vocal solo, violin, Thruvu.S.Barred = 's and 79 senate files. Ninety-| company to transfer them to Texas.| Ono schools Spiere’. roaty saa 2or| piano. ‘ CASPER INCORPORATED y \ mn er these Wore signed bp Gey, |No one was hurt during the affair but| Only ome or two contests. ‘This -year|?'C ote» Declamation. | | SOCIAL » 2 y before the adjournment, leaving | the Mexicans were badly frightened.| (°° ts 40” Dractically all the eon-| Caspef—Basket ball, © | DOUGLAS, Ariz, Feb. 25 ix for gubernatorial considera- aa eee ae tata: -Jous speaking, declamation, violin, | | OC pers 26.—Under t ‘ mS after adjournment. To date the SETRETUALIBT DIES. raf s piano. enforcement of @ Sovernment ruling || CHEYENNE, Web. 26—The Brydon- at - rnor has signed 152 of the 179 ee cquihis years newcomers are: Hanna.) Sunrize—Declamation, shorthand. |‘rom_ Washington, Mexican border |‘Tucker Hotel company of Casper filed Ti Mar ch 1 passed and 26 have not yet re-| JANESVILLE, Wis., Feb. 2.—Mrse |Glenrock, Newcastle, Sunrise, Ther-| ‘Rock Springs—Basket ball, declama-| towns @ liquor shortage. The| articles of incorporation in the office Moose Hall, uesday, \ 7 § 4 gubernatorial sanction or disap-| Mattie Hull Marvin, 82, known|™opolis, Greybull, Kemmerer and Lin-|tion, short hand, typewriting, vocal|Tuling, @ copy of which was received! of the Wyoming secretary of state AM x i Two were vetoed during the| throughout the United States and|#le. The complete list of schools and) solo, here by customs officials today, pro-| ‘Thursday. The directors include Min- EXCELLENT PROGR “<2 ion. Canada as a spiritualist and who was|the contests in whcih they are en-| Kemmerer—Basket. ball, declama-| hibits the transportation of Mquor| nie Tucker, Selma Young and Robert| A ‘t = The house record shows that fiifty-|one of the founders of the Morris} tered is as follows: tion, short story, short hand type-|through the Tnited States. A large/N. Ogden, Jr. The company is capl- Dancing, Refreshments, Music P = two bills passed by’ the house and| Pratt School in Spiritualism in White- ‘Torrington—Debating. writing. part of Mexico's higher clasg liquor is| talized at $100,000. _ 7 3 d Ge tlemen 11 = sent to the senate were not acted on| water, Wis., died suddenly Tuesday} Wheatland — Basketball, extempor-| Greybull—Basket ball, declamation, | S#!d to-come from Canada. Prizes for Ladies an mn in § by the upper body. The senate in-| night. aneous speaking, short story, type-|typewriting. SEM EET EET TS. NOTICE A L bel League nt = definitely postponed fifteen house bills. oS eee writing. Lingle—Basket ball, declamation. Jewelry and Watch Repairing by ex-| The Victory Circle will hold a bake Union La a = The house passed 170 bills of its own Have you something to sell? Try Hanna—Typewriting. No one school is entered for all| pert workmen. All work guaranteed.|sale at White's grocery, Saturday at- ? $ . Of these it indefini post-|a Tribune Want Ad. uffs—Basket ball, extempor-!the contests. ‘Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S. Bldg. ternoon at 2 p. m. 2-25.3t — 5 TES TESST SALSA eSATA VST OURS SATS SYS eS TNS SALT J Ke 7 5 iP: 4 ~ t & i x § 3 “ ’ 39 E A Look Means a Lot’ E : Contentment Is Man’s Reward When He Owns His Home “ E ae ; | . It may have meant a struggle of years, but once acquired he assumes a feeling that : the world is all right. This feeling is contagious and it spreads to his wife.and children. . cit t But you’ll never know the genuine joy of living until you can say to yourself, “This : home is mine.” Especially is this true if you select your home in a well chosen neighbor- i With lowered costs prevailing no family man should be without his own home. ‘ é { = < . ~ j Three Happy: Faces - Look over carefully the Houses and Lots listed below. Let us help you in the selection H Home, or a Lot m which you can plan a home to your own idea of comfort and a HOME of your new Home, upon which you can p y : and protection. , t Without a doubt the most attractive offering in a five-room Five-room home; all rooms are large; bath, full basement, Three-room house; lathed and plastered; electric lights, 3 strictly modern bungalow with oak floors in dining-room and three finished rooms in basement; double garage; range con- water in the house; sleeping porch ; coal shed and other outbuild- g living-room, colonnade separating the two rooms; two roomy bed- nected; located on large corner: lot on South Walnut. Price, ings; property is fenced and is located on large east front corner . rooms with large closets; white enamel bathroom and puchen? $7,000, on terms. -lot on Sout Fenway street. Price, $2,200; $500 cash, balance : built-in cupboards and:kitchen cabinet; full basement; dust-tight arias Saas monthly. \ H coalroom; furnace heat; sidewalks and curb. This modern home ‘Two-room house, garage, Since oneal a ee: Bens and : ist eae : is completely FURNISHED, including piano, and ready for im- water; located on West J street. ice, $1, 3 $ cash, Three-room cottage; electric lights and water in house, sewer FS mediate possession ; is loated on South McKinley street, one block balance monthly. , peat a at eye ee little Home is SRD: is located on = off paved street, near school. Price, $6,500; terms. Five-room cottage; lathed and plastered; electric lights and outh Cedar street. rice, $2, 3 $' cash, baiance monthly. 2 5 Ede . ter; EXCEPTIONALLY WELL FURNIS. 3 located on West SPECIAL OFFER—We can sell you a two-room h fur- § Three-room cottage; city water, electric lights; property is in Metals! * ‘ . aes 3 4 x m house, fur. Fs very good condition @nd is very .well FURNISHED; chicken B street, on Sandbar; good income sans ae $3,000. BED oe nouee iy furniture and all, for $500; located one block : house, chicken yard and other sheds on rear of lot, Price, ROOMING HOUSE COMPLETELY FURNIS: 'D, consisting 24 = eu Be : $2,350; $800 cash, balance monthly. of 18 rooms. With a little rearrangement at a moderate cost a Mes Sate. ibeaton on ieee Tot Gh Heat Seon oa é Patee : A 5 i % 3 5 ce, : Three-room house; electric lights and city water; garage and number Senet zooms cou spe ae eevee An a $3,150; $650 cash, balance can be paid monthly. Y s chicken house on rear of lot; located on large corner lot on East struc ene bbe P ,.. 4 3 is street. This property will easily bring in 50 per cent on the Four-room frame dwelling; screened porch. 1, Second street, only short distance off paved street. This is a Ps . + , Pp » garage, lawn, . coming location. Price, $8,000; terms. total investment. . clectris Bee stb Water, ena pemers Aner on large east front 4 4 ¢ corner lot on West Twe street. rice ,$5,250; loan of Two-room stucco-finished, attractively built dwelling; city - Pelee Aiicect tition yf, seal gmc art fl erties which can be assumed. S ia $8,400, 3 bui i . » 5 a r > S i waters builton counen (Deen South Harney street. Price, $1,250; nected to sewer; lights and water. Property is neatly fenced; We call your attention to this modern six-foom house; cement : : vs sidewalks and curbs are in, lawn and trees, garage, chicken block construction ; beautiful lawn, trees, retaining wall: located 1 Three-room cottage; city water; coal shed and toilet; well house and sheds in rear; located on North Jefferson street, one- . on pavement; on Second avenue, only eight blocks from post- constructed and nell located on South McKinley street. Price, half block off pavement. Price, $4,500; cash $2,000, balance : paises ae $7,000; loan of $4,170 which can be assumed $1,250; $750 cash, balance monthly. monthly. on’t fail to see this property. S = A house will always be a house—but a lot is a location. People pay for locations. So remember, when buying a lot, see that you get a loc =| : 1 cation. Well located level lot on South David street. half cash. Price, $1,600. Nice level corner lot on South Jefferson street—Lot 1, Block 170. BUY A LOT —— BUILD-A HOME Price, $1,850; one- 2 There is more money this addition. KENWOOD ADDITION to be made here than in any other part of Casper, City water in Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 17, South Butler Addition. Price, $1,200 each. < Near new East Side School, width, 45 feet, Lots 8, 9, Block 97, Butler. Price, $600; terms. Refinery district, Lot 1, Block 216. Price, $700. * Lots 7, 8, Block 127, located on South Poplar street. “ Price, $1,100; terms. Nice lot in South Butler Addition, Lot 11, Block 2. Price, $1,250. Lot 6, Block 89, Butler Addition. Price, $500; cash, $100; balance monthly. Near East Casper School, Lot 18, Block 90, Butler Addition. Price, $775. Eighty acres of land adjoining the city, on river; part gravel, part good irrigatable agri- * cultural land. We will sell all or any part, Nice corner on Center street in North Burlington Addition; four Jots, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, Block 8. Price, $1,700, < % ‘ - : Lot 294, $850; easy terms. ; . Lot 295, $850; easy terms. Lot 218, $400; easy terms. Lot 189, $350; easy terms. Lot 798, $500; 14 cash; hydrant on jot, Lot 80, $500; cash, Lot 427, $500; easy terms; water on lot. BUSINESS LOCATIONS Two lots on Wolcott street, near station and courthouse, Large lot on Durbin street, near Sprague Rooming House, Good location on Center street; large lot, Price, $17,500, Two lots on David street, betweem Second and Midwest avenue, Two lots on Ash street, between Second and Midwest avenue, Price, $10,000, ° Price $6,250, Price, $19,000, Price, $10,000, WE SELL LOTS OF REAL ESTATE BECAUSE WE KNOW THE PEOPLE, WE KNOW THE TOWN, AND WE LIKE TO WORK. SEE BEN REALTY CoO. | | | Members National Assoctation of Real Estate Boards Phone 74W CASPER NA AMS TES TTS TTT