Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Cribune the ground leaving a hollow space for water. “Do not set trees more than one inch deeper than they were grown in the nursery. If they are set deep it takes a long time for the_roots to get TREE PLANTING perhaps have-seen trees that. did ot. leaf out until July and sometimes not at all—this {s caused by too deep planting. “De not put strong or fresh ferti- lizer on the roots. We find soil brot SEASONS NEAR Best Results Secured With Trees! “Give the trees at Teast three gal- Planted ReuyeenApril il? andl li0on.ce meter earee, mses week. May 10, Says Colorado Nursery water, especially if watered with the hose. ‘There are more trees die from lack of water than too much, “We find the Borer worms are kill- ing a great many poplar and cotton- wood trees. We have found as hig! jas thirty-five of these worms in one Racal amiiiiichalibibiR be eoeeteNalaed sa Stunt Flying in N. Y. Is Tabooed NEW YORK, March 5.-—-Stunt fly- ing over New York City and operat- ing of airplanes at altitudes of less than 2,000 feet became illegal today under the provisions of a city ordi- nance recenuy adopted. Best results are obtained by plant- ing trees between April 1 and May 10, according to “information issued by the Colorado Nursery company in re- sponse to requests from scores of local residents who contemplate tree plant: ing this spring. More trees probably will be planted in Casper this year than ever before in the city’s history ‘and the following statement will be of material assistance to those seeking | reliable advice: “Dig a hole large enough so that all {the roots will lay out straight, with- out coming in contact with the hard jwall. Dig two feet or more deep and }then fill in so that the roots will have warm enough to start to grow. Yio) again in August. You can not give shade trees too mueh| Violators are punishable by a fine of not less than $50 or imprisonment, for not more than a year or both, {soft dirt to start in. If the soil is {heavy mix two-thirds sand or gravel. } Fill to about two inches of the top of tree. White wash paint, tar, prepara- tions of soft soap are all good and will not injure the trees. Wash the trees in the spring when the days, be- gin to get hot or when the miller or buttery makes his appearance and Another good rem- edy is to wash the trunk of the trees with gasoline, “Never buy trees to be delivered in the fall. A tree cannot be dug with- out cutting the small roots. These must heal before the tree can do any growing. It takes warm, sun shiny Weather to heal these roots and start the tree to growing. Unless the tree is settled and growing in its new Place before cold. weather comes on, it cannot, live through’ the winter.”, p dads: aia CAFE EMPLOYE SKIPS ‘WITH PAIR OF DIAMONDS The proprietor of the Cozy cafe, located in the rear of the. Poodle Dog Poul hall, was robbed of two diamond rings and $15 early Friday, morning by 3 man who had been employed at the cafe for the last two days, according to a report made to the Police. ‘phe theft’ was not noticed until about 7:36, a half hour after the man had gone. ‘The police were imme- diately notified and a hunt was made for the thief, but late this afternoon he had not been captured, than $100,000,600 a year are to boitaade ding. Some of announced be made as the terms of present expire. The first fruits from the shaking of the official “plum” tree were cabinet officers whose salzries are $12,000 4 year each. Others to come include nearly a dozen ambassadors whose salaries are $17,500 eah, many minis- ters at $10,000 each, assistant secre- taries, federal, judges, attorneys and marshalls, customs collectors, mem- bers of various government boards and commissions and postmasters by the thousands. In constrast to the huge patronage roll of. Mr. Harding are the appoint- ive perquisites. of Vice-presideut Coolidge, whose immediate appoint- ments comprise only his secretary, clerk, page boy and a private telc- graph operator, Their salaries total $7,700 a year. The Vice president himself receives $12,000. As is the usual custom, ami:assad- ors and ministers now serving are ex- pected to. present their resignations to President Harding immediately so is the fond wish of every mother. but it’s a different story today. costs nothing to look. startedsthe balla-ralling. Four-room cottage; nice level inside lot; ‘city large level lot; city water, lights; house on South Cedar street. Price, $2,100; terms. payment down. Price, $4,000. pay good interest or_-investment right along. Price, $4,500. assume $1,200 loan. Price, $3,400. thermore this house is complei ely FURNISHED; ies, inlaid linoleum on floor, and is located short postoffice on South McKinley street. Here is a well-located lot—No. 6, in Block trade for good car in good condition. Business section must. expand; fortunes to lot; $1,000, half cash. $7,000. good rent. Large corner on East A; two dwellings, on ment. to become valuable corner. more on your investment. We Casper Along with price reductions here is one man who has peahy garage, codps; property all fenced. Price, $1,250; was $1, 500. Here, Mr. Refinery Man— Three fa eat a 508 RNIS: ; locate Your chance to make your money work—Seven-room house; bathroom, but no fixtures; large lot, one block off pavement; garage; has light, city water, gas and sewer in’ alley; house can very easily. be made strictly modern, and will bring in‘large in- come; small loan on property payable monthly; will accept small Look to the future—Three-room cottage ; bath, full basement, range connected; built on large lot, only short distance from business center, on Spruce street, just off Yellowstone avenue. Surely this will-be worth double its cost in a few years and will Ask to see this. Neat little home of three rooms, bath, front‘and back porch, cellar, clothes closets; built on corner lot on West Ninth, near enough to town and yet handy to refineries; all FURNISHED if you like; will sell furnished or unfurnished; Midwest man can Pretty bungalow—five rooms, bath, oak floors, full basement, built-in features; large level lot; walks and curb, lawn, and fur- range, oak dining-room set, piano, Simmons’ beds, rugs, draper- Price, $6,500; terms. The Cost of Food, Building Material, Clothing and All Other Things Necessary to the Comfort and Contentment of the People of Casper Houses Must Go Up. Must Come Down. Large east front lot on pavement, North Durbin, $6,500. Splendid location for most any business on North Wolcott, near Sidel rooms; 50x140-foot Large lot on South Center, near Elks’ home, on pavement. Lot on Ash street, between Yellowstone and Midwest avenues, with some mprorereb ies AICI. Fifty-foot lot on South David street, near new site for city building. Sixty-foot lot on Spruce, between Yellowstone and Midwest; three-room house bringing Hold this property short time and double your money. See this pretty corner on East Second, 60x150; six-room house, garage, large trees; soon Kenwood addition is without question the fastest growing addition and a chance to make have a few very choice selections you can choose from. Lot No. 400, lying level, inside west front lot. Price, $300; very liberal terms. JAS ATT ATTA ETT TTT eS ater barn, diate possession... you are looking for’ a home. $500 cash, balance monthly. $1,250; $750 cash, balance monthly. outside for lawn, trees. man who is‘ forced to move to Montana fields. you think? He will throw in a Henry. President ‘PLUM TREE’ IS READY TO SHAKE = 50,000 POLITICAL JOBS TO FILL WASHINGTON, March ch 4 Upwards of 50,000 ate, Lip made by Frasdent at Hare|io ion ‘Attorney General: at $9,009, these were: made ‘today, many others. during the next few months, while still others ober Democratic officeholders he may have'a free han¢i in creating his own diplomatic corps. There are 44 ambassadors and ministers out some of these who have risen fram the ranks in the may be, retained and those ‘now in service will continue in office until their sucessors are nam- ed and’ quality, Four of the nine Supreme. Court justices’ also may, be appointed by Harding. Chief Justice White and Assgciate Justices McKen- na, Holmes and Day now are eligibie by both age and length of service, to voluntary retirement. The salary of the chief: justice is $15,000 and that of associate justices $14,500. Postmasters comprise the bulk of Presidential patronage. nearly 50,000 postmasters remaining in the Presidential class, President Wilson placed many in the civil service. All have four year terms and it is ‘estimated Harding will appoint something like of Frank Probt, wire chief here for 15,000 duting the next year as the the eroeoe company. Se ree ee SEE BEN “4 Look Means a Lot” | Home of Our Dreams Every ambitious married man locks forward to that day when he, his wite and children are comfortably sheltered i ‘their own. home. It also Beautiful little home, almost new, consisting of four large rooms, bath, full basement, heat, ldundry-room,.fully. equipped >; with‘stationary tubs, étc., built-in ‘Kitchen cabinet; located on nice large level lot in Casper’s very choicest residential section ; sidewalks and curb all in; one-half block off pavement; imme- - Price; $6,500; 1 Don't. tall, to-see aod if Two-room stucco-finished, attractively built’ dwelling; city’ water; built on corner lot on South Herne strpel, Price, $1,250; Three-room cottage; city water, pe shed and toilet; ‘well: constructed and well located on South anew street. Price, Fivé-room house, full basement, one block from North Casper school; electric light, telephone, cistern, pump in house and Completely furnished; owner is an‘oil And “what do $700 gives you imme- diate possession of everything, with balance of $2,300 like rent. home with bath, cement basement; south down; balance monthly. owners are cleaning/house. a corner lot facing West Casper school. nice Banquet $1,000 down. distance from opportunity for increase in value’, BUT"! front. Facing City park, néar State hospital, we have a four-room Price, $4,000 Here is evidence that Casper home A four-room home, lathed and plastered, electric lights: on Also 12x20 ‘cement basement on rear of lot which is now rented. Price, $3,000, with This property is in a good and coming neighbor- hood, accessible to refineries and schools and has‘a tremendous Buy a Lot---Everyone: Must Help 1, Morningside addition —that owners will be made buying close-in property. pavement; an ideal corner for close-in apart- PHONE 74-W Members Casper Real Estate Board REALTORS AUT Lot No, 293, one. block off city water; $400, your terms. Lot No. 218; leye¥ east front lot; near water line. Price, at NO: en iying Nery prettily, Rast bee sts beh recia on this 0. very large corner, x east fron’ 75, .0n te 5 Lots Nos: 323, 324; level, east front. Can a oe Lot No. 2! Lot No. 4, “Block 191, South David street; $1,600, . Lot No. 8, Block 171, South Jefferson; Air se Lots Nos. 1 and 2, Block 170, South. " Jefferson; $1,350, terms. ° Lot No. 6, Block 15, Butler addition, South Durbin street; $1,250 cash. Lot No. 11, Block 2, Bast Sag ecg $1,256, half cash. SEE BEN REALTY co. jlomatic servic: Practically «ll of ‘There are although that President \ din very good condition’ and is very well _ business grow! 3b Wyoming . jublican majority in the senate re- tus confirmation to several thous and postmasters as well as other .f ficials,, including members of the Shipping Board during the last inte sion of congress.” « In) various executive branches of the government, the, Department of -.| Justice leuds in patronage, with a;roll “fot about. $130,000, including Salici- ‘tor General :at '$10,000, one. assistaut CATHERINE DUNK MADE. NATRONA COUNTY CLERK; “Mis Catherine Du Dunn has beet officially appointed county clerk of the county of Natrona, Miss Dunn Miss Helen K. pages who resigned her position spend the ie teenie of the winter In Call- | fornia,. Miss Dunn has been deputy county clerk for the past two years and has been most in the * hehe She took office officially to- cORRESPONENGE SPONDENGE SENT ° ~TO SENATE BY WILSON ‘WASHINGTON, IN, March & ——Presi- dent Wilson transmitted to the senate iday copies of all state department seven other assistants ‘at’ $7,500 ani solicitors for the other departments ——————_—— MEN WANTED FOR THEFT OVERTAKEN BY SHERIFF Sherift Lee Martin F returned Friday afternoon with two men from Bonne- ville, wanted on a charge of stealing two beaver hats from a clothing con- cern at that place. The men had been noticed going north on the Yelluw- stone! highway by Deputy Game ‘Warden Ewerts early this’ morning. He notified Sheriff Martin and: the two left in search of the men. They ~ ASSUMES OFFICE TODA at the ‘Old Reliable” - Shogren’ 's Gallery AND KEY SHOP if 138 Nerth Center named were captured near Powder River! ) | Eu pore Tartar 2Betioha - NEW. PHONES INSTALLED recourse Ten Cent Dance Work is progressing nicely on the installation of telephones in the new Midwest building on East Second street. This work is being» done by the local/crew under -the supervision WINTER GARDEN Tonite Maybe you've been under the impression that you cannot afford it, Probably you had reason to feel that way during ‘the last three-or four years, Costs of material and labor have been reduced considerably since last fall. COME TO US and let us explain how easy and satisfactory we have made it possible for a great many to owr their own homes. Read the description of each home, listed:below, carefully. If there are any you wish to see, don’t fail to call us. hes look may mean a lot. But it hrdestoom cottage; city water,’ clecinis ginabe louse, chicken yard’ and other cata sides! as $2;350; $800, cash, balance monthly. tw . ) Miree-room house; electric lights and he ae gara; ‘and. ~ chicken house on-rear.of lot; located on large corner lot on Bast Second street, only short distance off paved street. coming location. Price, $8,/00; terms. neat four-room house; close in and in trend-of This is a ‘See this ve usiness building. You/can make money here; located on East ‘ellowstone avenue. © Price, $3500; very small is ice that is necessary | to get. possession of this property. room home; thres “Rinshed rooris in basement; double garage; range con- ‘nected; located on large-corner lot on South Walnut, -Price, $7, 000," ‘on terms, — Two-room /house, garage, other: outbuildings; lights. and’, water; Tocated on West J street. Price, $1,200; $600 cash, balance monthly. ‘ Five-room cottage; lathed and plastered; electric lights and water; EXCEPTIONALLY WELL FURNISHED? located on West B street, on Sandbar; good income property. Price, $3,000. ROOMING HOUSE COMPLETELY FURNISHED, consisting of 18 rooms. With‘a little rearrangement at a moderate cost a number of additional rooms could be had. House is well con- structed and in good condition, located on Sandbar on West B street. » This ‘property’ ‘will easily bring in 50 per cent on the 4otal investment: 4 a, $400; $100 cash, bal. monthly, you buy Socament $275 each, on tarrind 02 with water, ‘$225 cash; your chance. i East part of city will show big this contin g year. Lot near school; level; $525, on term: East front, large lot; North Burlington addition close-in lots. Lots Nos. 3 and 4, Block 8; $400 each, some terms. . just across street from new school; $775, on terms, CHOICE BUILDING LOTS SUMMITS ATT wilt 0% corner lot; room on rear, of-lot for. . payment down | | all rooms are large: bath, full basement, |