Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 8

CA * WaALsea tee it st oH UES i tn PAGE EIGHT HE PAID $0,500 FOR A HOME BUT HE DIDN'T GET IT THEM! (This article and others dealing with local conditions are written for ‘Tho Tribune by members of the Casper Real Estate board. The following is contributed by Ben Scherck of the See Ben Realty company.) This was told us by the wife of the man concerned: “They were a couple in their thirties. They had owned a fine home in another city, had sold it and come to Denver to live. Her husband put his money in mining stock—and lost it all. spas They wanted a home, but he was stubbornly prejudiced lo DISCOVERED owning a home was mentioned he re- Prospect of Permanent Relief Is iterated his intenion of getting one as soon as he had cash to buy it out- right: “He could take his pencil and figure it out for anyone that even if a man had a thousand dollars to pay down, the interest on the balance of, say $3,000, would drag along for over twelve years and would finally total the sum of $1,200. ae “The interest bugaboo had got him Held Forth by British on his blind side, He could think of Medic nothing else. Yet here in his history| been since 1906, the year in which he came * | to Casper: “From 1906 to 1908 they lived in apartnients, costing an average of about $60 a month. For the next two years they lived in a house renting for $50 a month. Between 1910 and 1918 they moved cleven times and their rent averaged $30 a month. From i918 to the end of 1920 they moved four times, lived in very un- desirable houses, yet paid an average rental of $45 a month. and 1920 they moved eighteen times and their expenses in moving, count- ing breakage and wear of furniture, new furniture necessary, house clean- ing, etc., was over $1,700. From 1906 to 1920 they paid $6,600 in rent, mak- ing their total expense for housing during that period $8,300. “Early in 1921 he died. “He left hig wife and his two chil- dren an insurance policy of $2,000 and a five-room house that cost them $45 d month to live in. “About the first thing his wife did was to move into a furnished room. She had lost not only her husband, but her home as well. “Without his realizing it, this man (By United Press) LONDON, March 19—At last there is a prospect of permanent cure for leprosy, which means that thousands of outcasts may look forward with hope to the future. After twenty-seven years tn the In- dian Medical service, Lieut. Col. Sir Leonard Rogers has announced that his efforts in medical research work have resulted in the discovery of treatment which destroys the leprosy bacilli in the human tissue. Sir Leonard says that while he does not claim to have discovered an infal- lible permanent cure, this achievement is nearer at hand now than it has ever been before. “In the case of one leper,” he said, “sight was restored after treatment. Others have regained the sense of touch, and in the case of a man who could not walk two or three! hundred yards beforetreatment, he can now walk ten miles.” Sir Leonard explained that for a long time the only drug known to be of value in leprosy was chaulmoogra oil, which is obtained from the seed| of a tree that grows in the wild in India. But this ofl was so nauseating that it was impossible to administer it in doses large enough to be effec- tibe. “The first step in advance,” said he, $500 more than the ‘fearful’ sum of, interest which had held him back from buying a home. “Needless to say he never got “was made by Dr. Heiser, the Ameri-|enough cash together to buy even a) can doctor in the Philippine Islands, | $3,000 home. who injected the oil intra-muscarly,| ‘Yet he spent enough tn rent and and obtained an apparent cure in 11 per cent of his cases as the result of a prolonged course of painful injec- tions. “It was at this point that I took up the work In 1915. I obtained a soluble | sodium salt of the unsaturated fatty acids which form the bulk of the oil, and I found that I could inject this underneath the skin or into the veins safely, causing less pain, and with greater effect on the disease. Reac- tions occurred with the leprosy bacilli in the tissues, which has never been done before. “Owing to the long incubation period of the disease it is not yet possible to say that any of the cases are per- manently cured, but we now have real grounds for hoping that this may be moving during those fourteen years to have bought an $8,000 house. “When he died he could have left! his wife and children a comfortable home that would have cos: them only $6 to $9 a month to live in and he could have saved enough, by being ‘ree from high rents and moving expenses, have paid the premium on $10.0) worth of insurance instead of $2,100." Siiarksdyceselsetons ah CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION Insurance Commissioners Office, State of Wyoming. Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 23, 1921. it is hereby certified, that the —_— Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- pert workmen. All work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg, Co. O-S Bldg. 3-5-tf CAPSULES MIDY Pioneer Warehouse & Transfer Co. Warehousing and distribution. Trunks, baggage and heavy haul- - 136 West B. St. Phone 988. Mail Us Your KODAK FINISHING Quick Service THE PICTURE SHOP Box 1076 Casper, Wyo, GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING COMPANY 200 West Ist St. Phone 1311-W Brickwork Paperhanging Carpenter Work Painting Cement Work Kalsomining Anything pertaining to House Repairing J. E. LLOYD PRACTICAL PLUMBER Prompt attention given to repair work. Es- timates on new work furnished cheerfully, Call. Office, 210 O.-S. Bldg. Phone 697-M. Residence, Phone 576-J |e eorescccocoscovccscsoosoes ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow and children will collect only those policies you had in force at death. ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 Sev nccnceevesessccvocsccaccesveceosoccoeooececooes PORPeCOPCeseosonsooeseooosereoosoasoossoescoeseeoseoEseesooes, Fevvscvsevesvoevoonveneossossceccsesvenscosseessessoooees had paid in moving expenses alone} to! Between 1906] leges Caledonian-American Insurance Co. of New York, in the state of New York, has complied with the insur- ance laws of state and is auth- oe to transact the business of Insurance in this state for the current year. Witness my hand and seal of of- fice the day and year first above written. (Seal) D. M. FORSYTH, Taare Commissioner, By H. G. ert vans Deputy. Publish March 19, 1 NOTICE. State of Wyoming County of Natrona _) In_the tees Court, Sixth Ju- dicial Distri LEROY L, Winpras, Plaintif: > wee To Charles A. Perrin, said_de- fendant, a non-resident of Wyo- ming, whose present place of resi- dence and postoffice Beatty is _un- known, but whose last known place of eons and postoffice address | was Natrona County, Wyo- that he has been sued in the ahove entitled court, and that his prop- erty situated in this count attached to secure satisfaction of the judgment to be obtained in said action, by Leroy L. Wil- liams; that. the object aud prayer of the petition in said petion is “ obtain judgment agains: Sait Charles A. Perrin, in the sum of $301.75 with interest, on $95.75 thereof at the te of 8% per an- num from May 17, 1920, and with interest on $206 thereof ‘from May 1, 1919, at the rate of 8% per an- um; which bsiance plaintiff al- to be due under the provis- ions of a copartnership contract be- tween plaintiff and defendant and for personal property of plaintiff converted to the use of defendant} by defendant; and that -he is re- ARE YOU GOING TO THE DEVIL? ‘ HOT BATHS PARLOR CAR BARBER SHOP Also 8 Barbers. No Waiting WELLS Used Piano Specials Steinway Upright Steinway Grand Concord Upright Perfectly Plain Case These pianos are absolutely good as new and are won- derful values. Liberal terms to re- sponsible parties. L. I. GULICH Phone 211-M. 355 CY Ave. Casper Representative THE CHAS. E. WELLS MUSIC Co. | Denver, Colo, ming: | Said defendant will take notice! quired to wer plaintiff ‘filed in as on or bef May, 1921, or Enis | pe accordin, ted: Mai IORI. = (Seal) aaa -Court. ROBERT NY NY Sabi i ibs Attorney for ‘Plait Publish March 5, 12, 1, ae April ¥ 9, 16, 19ak,. ——— <>—_--—. CERTIFICATE, OF PUBLICATION epee) Commissioners Office, tate of Wyomi Cheyenpae Wyo., Feb. 23, 1921, It is hereby ied, that Caledonian Insurance Compan: Edinburgh, Scotland, in ‘the dom of Great Britain, has comp with ei ponueeuee a state and is au ize transact the business of Fire Insuran ws this state for the current year. Witness my hand and seat of ‘of ‘of- fice the day/ and year first above ea Digits FORSYTH, ance Commissioner. By H. G. Camplin, Deputy. Publish ‘March 19, 1921, FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS | FOR ai “%¢ENT—One fire proof ware hovse with basement, phone ae FOR 2 RENT—Light ru sewing machine, nucne 1086. T-10-tf ARE YOU INSURED Have Your Carpets - Cleaned on the Floor in Your Home Carpet Repairing Linoleum and Carpet Laying PRICES REASONABLE Company Phone 777-R Phone 742-R 913 PHONES Coal and Coke Casper Supply Co. 914 359 East Second Health and Comfort Demand a Bath in Every Home Visit Our Display Room fap) Schank Plumbing & Heating Co. i ; : i 3 : i Phone 711 taken as true and petition wil ren- el oes 25003 home; Laws of ‘this }ment- Box A9,* -ANTED—Highest pris ce “in| "second band furniture,. $ closed come Tax Casper, Wyo. ACCOUNTANTS, J. A. LIKELY Public Accountant-and Auditer All hinds of Books opened and and kept. Authority on In- matters. business through my dffice kept coming. strictly confiden' 125 W. SECOND.’ PHONE 1200. GUARANTEE REGISTRY Dadi tee Auditors and Accountants Stock Registrar and Transfer Agents. _.Phone 660 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Phone 440. GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY *. Architects _ AS On Bxchange Hite, Phone 158 — ©. A. RAINWATER Architect Office, 226 Midwest Bldg. AUTO REPAIRING po A PN BE Cad sn RG “BAGGAGE and TRANSFER ' TRANSFER Co. Geo.’ -Mgr. “All White rac 1 126 8, Sasi phonees Haas 81 ee, - MOVING A SPECIAL’ BEAUTY ee ‘IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP. Balcony Smith-Turner Drug PI ne LTA a 5 on ay CEMENT BRICK ‘D. H. Herbert Phong 96-W Carpet Cleaning _-GHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JI JEFFREY DR. Laibar seme t JEFFREY Chiropractors Suite 2, Townsend Block Pnones: Office 423, Res. 1235. A RN AAT M. BE. HARNED Chiropractor 162 oat “iimball St, t hone 1457 ~ BYAH M. HOUSER Bi pB bie gakcng oS ‘ ‘Will make house calls: or. at 214 BE. Fifth. Phons 1528. ~ CIVIL ENGINEERS “THE POINT” Center, Fifth Railroad Sts. “Service” Our Motto, Phone 56, Cleaning Dy: Remodeling CONSULTING ENGINEER “aPIRAL MUSHROOM HO! CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Glady Furnished Estimates Phone _1099J. DENTISTS DE. E.' L. NEWLANDER East Second Street 12 ; Phone 1195R, DRE. J. J. DONOVAN New Location Over White's Suite & 112 E. Second. Phone 66. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention ren to to Diseases of Women and s Suite’ BOO, C Os. "Bide é Phones: Office 699, Res. 764. C. KEITH, M. D, Physician and Surgeon oe Attention Given is Obstet- bi Saal areas of Women ‘ Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164, EMPLOYMENT | BUREAU eee W: nds of hip furntsieds 200 We First st., Phone 1311W. 'P. 0. Box 83, FOOT SPECIALIST L, J. PERRAULD All Foot Ailments ‘Treated: Without Pain. Apt. B, Wyatt Hotel: HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING’ WORKS ‘We clean and re block all Price of 123 _8. Center. Casper, Wyo. HOTELS — ™ a THE HOME HOTEL is under new int; rates GEORGE A, WEEDELL fuentes with Duttam & Lower, Phone 794 a ay Exchange ? WiLL 0. WILSON Buites 14-15-16, eaten Block , Wyo. HAGENS & MUBANE Lawyi 206-207 Oil Hectineat Bldg, Casper, Wyo. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bidg.. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg. Ggeacfereanieh Casper. Wyo. MUSICIANS % VWAITZ BUCHER (Organist; St. Mark's) INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIO Phone 477W_ or 1508 OSTEOPATHS DR. L. L, WADE “ Osteopathic Physician Rm. 5-7 Wood Bik. Phone 1277-3. PRODUCE Lena Mod en co. iveretables, 333.N. x Woleote St _ RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS M’Kinnon & Cortes Freeze- 434 W. Yellowsto: AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Bert Nike ev Expert "Worlaten 124 ‘West Sccond, Phone 1545. SHOE SHINING PARLORS AMERICAN BHINING. ING PARLOR We oyge Shoe Shining ©. H. WHALEY | Ladies’ ‘and Gent's Tailoring ee eetiene ras Gor tailor-made suits as cheap as ready-mado. 116 BH. Midwest Ave.-Phone 482-3 2 TAXI SERVICE CALL 8& OR 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXTE IS A enna nent FOR RENT—Large front room, table board. 1302 South Ash. ROOM AND BOARD for near refinery, with bath. Yellowstone, phone 1053W. Lied RENT — Furnished basement partment, no een: bait Be. 933 South Spruce. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, capes ms eanrenee, Le tusadier eyes six men, 663 West 3-18-tf, W F -ENT— Room, furnished for oahu housekeeping. 431 South Dur- 3-17-tt. FOR RENT—Nice room in modern home; gentlemen preferred. 310 cY. 3-18-2t POR RENT—Modern room for one or two minivan 413 South Grant. 3-18-2t* FOR RENT—Cleah, furnished close ‘in, bath; suitable for tied men. 131 North Beech, 3-18-2t* FOR RENT—Front bedroom in pri- vate family. 404 South Grant, phone 1115. 8-17-3t ——— FOR RENT— Two . si rooms with bath, 230 Bast .. Phone 2093. upene BOARD—And room for 2 gentlemen close, in, phone 658R, 304 Beech-street. FOR RENT-—Sleeping room in ern home. 841 South Him Bait te FOR RENT—Three basement 544 South Grant: Phone 592J,. 3-12-1 “rooms. dh. FOR RENT—Furnished room. 720 East Third. 3-19-10" HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bargains IN USED. Electric Washing ead Machines : NATRONA pores co. Phone 69 FOR SALE—Beautiful electric lamp, sth Panes rug, $22; sanitary couch, new, shades, $2.50; t wash tubs and board $3.50. 716 West Tenth _ '3-19-1t¢ AUCTION eee a now open for business. We sell - second furniture. Wet haye now on @ fine ling of rugs, 326 West Yellow- = i 5) abe ¥OR SALE—Furniture. with privilese of renting neat two-room garage; $20 per month. 1200 ‘South McKinley. : > B18.2t FOR —Furniture for six-room ri FOR SALE—$200 Baby Grand Sonora talking machine; cheap. Call at 950 South Cedar, 3-19-4t* FOR SALE—Buftet suits ist elas, doors to be set in wall. P. 3) nat ate 515. FOR SALE— High-grade futniture. 345 South Park, apartment 23. elcopper sled xavige Phone 167J. ‘ S {3-27-3t FOR SALE— Furniture, 367 South * ‘B-11-tE. and harness. We call to. buy and pay cash, ake 416. The Toggery Shup, 120. West, Second. B:8-28t TO EXCHANGE for carpenter work; A Qmre iota. 100x140 on corner, south. ast east front; can be had at a Box ABC 100, care of intent WANTED—. ing machine—any kind goods. We buy and Phone 1086. WANT. to = trees) bibelagiadiing Ke, | farm for sale, s' cash. price. an full description. John J. Black, Wy- oming street, Chippewa tote PNAS consin. W: AS te list of a few ‘YANTED—Second hand: furniture, highest prices paid, phone cers WANTED—Highest prices paid furniture, 120 West Midwest: A’ve., Phone 249, 12-29-tf gion Phone 1086, WANTED—Clean lightweight cotton rags; Sc pound, Tribune office. yi PERSONAL” NOTICE Our office will be closed on Mon- day, March 21, during our hours. DRS. J. H. hed et ae JEFFREY, DRS. B, G. and E. E. HAHN. F19-1t pri. FOR SALE— North begs SALE— house; in fine condition; reasonable. | in; {| Clows Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . | 437 i Sount Lineatn. har-| FOR RENT—Two partly . {plied; no children. in cabinet; front. 1 You; hart “Salt at sat gut Highth atrects Kenwooa" 3-16-4t® 3 four- house and furniture; the lot is not sale. Inquire 310 West are eeee lt FOR SALE—Five room house, » rll furnished, good for family, also two lots in‘ Glenrock and one lot at Lusk. Apply rear’212 North Boyer 2-24-26¢° ————$———— ee FOR SALE—Well built 4-room hi basement, art for home. of terms. Call 1064 3-15-5t* FOR SALE—Modern home, all latest built-in features, best part of town. te take car as part hes adittag Ahura rnished “unfurnished; water, lights and pone: $1800. Phone 1067M. 3-16-4t ——< FOR SALE—Two-room house; also six- room ‘house, by owner. 1416 Hast Second. 2 8-18-3t* GOT A FEW HOMESTEADS wyatt: $100 for dry plaims,, $200 with er; some cheap relinquishments; houses on-them. The old locator, Art Gaylord, 914 South Oak, phone meth 18-4 docks, box. 201A; ty eigely “-3:19-1t* phe ta? GREGG’S Egg Producer is Bold mine. Send 50c for this rare fomunilte and instructions today. ‘Wade, New. Harmony, Tnalans.. a Burkburnett B-19-4t8 ‘Please r my ad in this issue about teen sand plants. oe B-19-1t WANTED—Get' busy, Keep busy. 50 and ‘can ‘give part payment. - Address 3-18-3t* money by working part or full time. 3-19-1t* FOR RENT—APARTMENTS — FOR RENT —'Two-room furnished ‘apartment; hot and ‘cold » water; bath; close inj Apply before 8 p. m., side entrance, 713 East Second street. 0 s1s-4ee FOR RENT—Nice furnished apart- ment, suitable for couple of working girls. “1034 East Second. 3-17-3t FOR RENT—Apartment modern ex- rs heat, furnished exce! Rio $45.00, phone one 1a, 4 mt E. eh FOR RENT Wel ope furnished basement apartment. Phone 989W, -. 1427) South Lincoln. 3-19-1t* (ne ea Laem a Hehted furnished it apartment. saeco 4 FOR RENT—Two front room fir- _ nished apartments with bath, eee 691M, 121 North Park. 5-tt FOR RENT — Two-room furn! 2 apartment. “Phone 598. qaest FOR RENi—-HOUSES FR RENT—Neat two-room ’* furnished except bedding and dishes, ‘not modern; no children; close ‘in. £38 South David, phone iw, epi 3 PESO CAR Sere es net MY For | FOR, RENT—Three new rooms, far. nished, dark, electricity, water; no ohildren except ss teh sr 1244 South Box Elder, 3-19-tf. iE bat sul rooms furnished; light ‘and ti heat 444 East bieter FOR RENT—Two room furnished; no children. Cherry. FOR RENT — Two-room _ furnishes house on CY. Phone 351J. 3-19- it FOR RENT — One-room __ house, Phone 598J. R RENT — Two-room house. 133 West HL house, un- 1316 South S-17-3t" furnished 3-18-2t FO! furnished 217-31