Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-23
GIGANTIC SCHEME IS
 DEVISED TO EQUALIzE
 NORTH WITH EQUATOR
BiSbee Magnate DevOIves Idea On Which World Trade May Be Made Which Will Leave Him Monopoly On Real Estate


 Transportation of the ice at the north pole to the tropical regions with an aim to benefit humanity, eQualize two extreme climates. and make some good cash, is the latest scheme of one of the Bisbee financial magnates and real estate artists with Wallingford- ian ideas and abilities. The plan will be fully outlined, copyrighted patent ed, financed, and will be launched on the first of the coming year. when the magnate feels he will be on the high road to financial. richness.
 The plan which the magnate has developed is easy and simple He will take the ice in Alaska and other northern territory away from the frog en fields, thereby giving the fields a chance to thaw out He will then have in the north miles and miles of the richest land in the world where the best crops of northern wheat and other hardy crops will more than thrive. He will place the land on sale at low prices, with several side at fractions with which he will induce, visitors and prospective buyers to make the northern trip. In addition he will commercialize the aurora bor- eales enough Co make it a good draw ing card for his new enterprise.
 The snow and ice which he removed from the fields of the arctic regions he will take by steamer to the tropi- cal regions. Here again he will re- organize the country, making of the dry. hot and humid areas where life is impossible to the average person, a cool climate where water for ire gation will never be needed By placing the ice and snow out where the sun of the tropics shines, evapor- ation will cause rains, melting will cause wet loam where crops will thrive, and the climate will be suffi- ciently remedied through the cold of the ice to make living in the tropics no longer a burden but a greater pleasure than a trip from Florida to Canada in the middle of summer
 Transportation of the ice and snow, he figures, will be easy The United
 
 and something for the merchant mar inc to carry, will be relied upon for a part of the transports, and for start ing the scheme. After the first of the farms in the north, and the newly made inhabitable farms of the south have been sold there will be plenty of money available for a company mar inc service if the government should fall down on the job. In addition, the idea states the magnate, has the double advantage of following the U. s. policy of aiding the South Ameri- can states with an aim to getting their trade, and of developing new and un- known fields of trade for the North American merchants and manufactur- CTS
 The most of the farmers whom the magnate figures on placing on his new areas of grain land, he expects to se- cure in the cities where the congested population will easily "falI' for the bright prospectuses he has prepared. In addition he will be able to secure several millions of persons from Flu rope with the close of the war, who will be able to pay a small amount down and a good substantial sum un- til they own their own property.
 The scheme has another advantage. The ice fields and the hot weather, on which two articles the success of the endeavor depends, will never give out as do the coal fields of the United States and other such enterprises, and he will be able to enlarge his areas yearly until he has taken in not only the northern area of ice and snow but the south pole, and the Afri- can tropics He figures on leaving a nice little patrimony to his heirs in the shape of an inter-world organized trade in real estate more gigantic than even the great Napolean had