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were present at the Chamber of Commerce ban
quet on February Id, will remember how some of
referred to the land south of Casper as being the
path of its future growth. All of Casper's wonder
full and progressive enterprises from a municipal
and community standpoint will be conferred in the
acreage south of town. Business men Of Casper
have put thousands into this development project
to make Casper a more beautiful and more attract
i've city. The thousands that have been nut in are
not a drop in the bucket to the thousands upon
thousands that will be put in in the next few years.
Consider, if you will, what acreage almost within
a stones throw of this wonderful city DEVELOPMENT
is going to be worth. It is acreage of that sort
that Western Realty is about to offer you today, at
a price at ~one-half, or less, than you have ever been
able to buy similar values for in the past. This
land lays as perfectly as you could wish to have it.
This 80 acres seems to have been crowned nm for
an enterprise of this kind. 1t is not rough nor
broken. 1t commands a wonderful view of the
city. Lies directly south of the fair grounds and
the view from this land, down on to the refneries,
is a revelation and an inspiration.
This acreage is being offered for quick sale at
only $500 per acre; 1919 down and the balance to
suit you. It will be sold in tracts of one or more to
suit the purchaser. We ask that you refer to the
attached map for its exact location. Cars will be
available to take you out to this acreage upon ap-
immediate action. We have an option on this
which makes possible this remarkable offer. To
protect the option, we must sell it before the first
Of n March, or at least a very substantial portion
The people who buy this acreage, if they wish.
will have opportunity of placing their holdings in
Poo- run tHe pooi VIII De formed a corpora
ton that will subdivide this acreage into town lots
and the lots can be offered for sale. It is not
necessary, however, that you join this pool if you
do not wish to- You will have the opportunity to
join or you can hold your acreage for yourself.
Consider that these acres will cut into six to twelve
lots per acre. according to the size of the lot.
Frankly, have you ever heard of such a tremen-
dous value and such an exceptional opportunity
for a small investor? You have been paving an
average OF ten to twenty times that price for lots.
We admit that this seems almost too good to be
true, but it is true. It is a slaughter of real estate
values and the profit is for yourself. It is un-
necessary that we urge you to act quickly. This
stupendous value will prompt you to do that. we
are going to make use of every minute of this good
weather until this acreage is all sold. Call now for
appointment, Cars will be running every hour of
daylight until this has been closed up.
, 1922-02-21
To-
PROBE RENTALS

Continued from Page oue)
laid before the city council. He also
reported hat n traffic committee
making progress in its investiEa-
ion of alleged discriminatory freight
rates.
Firms and individuals here who
wanted 90 drop their memberships in
chamber of commerce were con-
demned by Earle d. Holmes who in
an earnest talk told OF the require
ments OF n full and representative
membership II the organization hoped
to complete tbs plans for the following
year. He also announced hat success
had e achieved in the preliminary
work OF establishing a base for the
which will eventually work
out tho solution and completion OF
Caspers proposed irrigation project
He urged that more activity be ex-
hibited by h city planning commit
tee in working out relief under the
city plan measures and announced his
belief that this committee had failed
of accomplishment in its undertakings
50 far.
He urged as. n OF the greatest
OF the chamber OF commerce
tho elimination of the Chicago and
Northwestern right OF way through
tho heart OF the city.
Mayor W. A. Blaclumore sought the
cooperation Of the chamber of COM
merce in the city's undertaking to
clean up for the spring and summer
and said that the back yards would
be started on first He also announc-
ed that Burlington Railroad company
contemplated Immediately to provide
an ven of travel to tho North Bur
lington addition by construction of a
subway under the tracks on North
Mckinley street
r. s. Ellison In an effective talk
told the chamber OF commerce mem
ber5 that the organization had no
powers other than what It would ex-
ert through leading sentiment and in
, 1922-02-21
iroN. Feb. a1.-rhe aocl
RESULTS TELL
There Can BE No Doubt About thu
Results In Casper.

There Can BE No Doubt About the
Results In Casper.
Results tell the tale.
Al doubt is removed
The testimony Of a Casper citizen
be easily investigated
What better proof can be had7
George underdown, Supt- engineer.
Contracting Co.. $50 s. Walnut St.
Casper. says: IT have used Doan's
Kidney Pills Oh and on for a long
time and have found them a wonder
full help to mo ! have nsv had any
severe. trouble with my kidneys but
colds rave settled on them AMI have
caused my back to ache and oe sore
across my kidneys My first expert
ence with Doan's Kidney Pills was in
Canada. They cured an attack I had
at that time and since then I have
always used them whenever I have
needed a kidney medicine. Doan's
have always given me the same good
results"
Price soc. at an dealsrs. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pi1ls-the same That
Mr.. Underdown had Foster-MiIburn
Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.
, 1922-02-21

A distinct service was rendered by those people. A
profit was had by the promoter and, as Mr.. Ford
expresses it, there is nothing inherently wrong
about making a profit.
We might even mention, in this connection, the
Western Realty has rendered service along those
same lines with two Additions here in Casper. Out
OF that service, and the confidence with which you
good people purchased lots when we offered them,
has come today's greater possibility of rendering
even greater, more wonderful service than we have
ever been able to offer you before.
Getting down to cases, here is what we want to
tell you about. We are'offering so acres which is
just a few rods southwest of the City's Section 16.
As you know, the City Engineer is now preparing
a plat of Section 16 and this magnificent ground
will be laid out into City Parks, handsome boule-
full achievement for Casper. Those of you who
, 1922-02-21

dent TO the Roma occurred when the
vertical controls were carried away.
Captain Doyle OF tho naval air sta
ton at Hampton Roads said ia q teie-
phone conversation late today with
Rear Admiral Moffett at h navy de
partment This. he said. caused the
dirigibie TO dive nose first and In its
descent 1t struck a high tension eleer
tdc wire causing the airship 10 catch
fire Captain Doyle reported that IS
were believed dead ard that 10 or II
had escaped
, 1922-02-21

We ask you to compare those statements with
the policy that has always prevailed in connection
with Western Realty Service. Western Realty feels
a justifiable pride in having always fostered and
practiced those principles. We admit that Mr..
Ford has been able to express them more concise
ly than we have been able to lay them before you,
in the past, in words. They have been so consist
emily laid before you, however. by Western Realty
practice, that people who are informed have come
to understand how thoroughly Western Realty pol
icy is built on those principles.
1t is true Western Realty has, many times, been
criticised for slaughtering real estate prices. We
have always maintained that such was merely in
keeping with Western Realty Service to those hun
dreds of people who have a right to an opportunity
to get in on the ground floor of real estate invest
ment. A right for a clean break for a sure and
quick profit. When Western Realty offered the
people of Casper lots in the South Addition, last
June, we told you a sure profit. Despite adverse
conditions since that time, everyone of the hun
dreds who invested with Western Realty on South
Addition lots has accumulated a handsome profit.
We simply mention that by way of illustration. We
have offered you many good opportunities under
the head of Western Realty Specials and Western
Realty Bargains. Those offerings have proven won
derful bargains; exceptional money making oppor-
t%unities; that have proved themselves sound.
, 1922-02-21

accomplishing the aspirations. He
sal DIFF everyone put his shoulder TO
the wheel and assisted in this work
the organization would not be faced
with iunfounded criticism when IL
started out on membership drives.
Give time thought and Judgment
to hi big questions before the cham
Der OF commerce. create sentiment in
their favor and the unfair and unjust
criticism will no longer be heaped on
the o~rganization" he naid.
, 1922-02-21

bad conducted his office In an .-un-
lawful and lreprehsnsbie manner."
None Of the charges a. originally fled
specified that Pcletier had received
money in return for his alleged mis-
ccnduct but evidence TO this effect was
presented in i've Asses The attorney
general offered this evidence in con
nection with a claim hat Pelleuer had
participated In the profits Of a part
nerShip of crime"
, 1922-02-21

in similar locations, during the
past year. Recall, if you will, the
facts as reported by the newspa-
y pers here in Casper, on the acre
- age sold in Section Is Gust east
of the City's Section number 16).
This land was sold, just a few months
ago, at a thousand dollars per acre.
Forty acres to one purchaser and eighty
acres to another purchaser. In each
instance bringing a thousand dollars per
acre. This land which was purchased at
$1,000 per acre has been cut into lots
and priced to bring $4,000 to $4,000
per acre when sold in lots. Get US clear
ly on this point. We are not criticising
that fact. The people who bought that
acreage and put it ION sale in lots,
rendered a distinct service to Casper in
its present struggle for cheaper land
values and for its future development
, 1922-02-21
Fails in Murder
Attempt, Takes
Poison and Dies

CHICAGO. Feb. 21-Joscph wack-
erman tried for 20 minutes here
to force his wife to take poison,
according to the police. and failing.
o tho poison himself and died. HIS
two children. Josephine. 0, and Patek.
S, were in the room where the .strug-
sic took place.
, 1922-02-21
Western
Realty
Acres

ttgTU . UHtI yUut tUUay, n UPPUf- E&X
tunity which all real estate operators -
crave to get in on. This is an acreage
proposition, cut up in a size within reach of the
smaller investor. Yet the price per acre is kept
down to a point much lower than is usually asked
for land in large tracts, which are only within reach
of the moneyed operator. This is a ground floor
offering for the small investor. In fact, in COM
parison with any other Offering that has ever been
made in Casper, it is priced so low and the terms
are SO reasonable, that Western Realty will again
be accused of Strengthening real estate prices.
That slaughter is for your benefit. 1t is another
milestone in Western Realty Service. You are in
vited to sit in on absolutely the best real estate bar
gain that has been put before the small investor in
the history of Casper. This is an exceedingly rare
, 1922-02-21

opportunity. We take considerable pride in the
fact that we are able to offer the smaller investor
an opportunity which will subject US to criticism
for such stupendous values.
We viii cut this up to suit individual purchasers.
price that acreage has been sold for in large tracts
, 1922-02-21
HELM CASE DISMISSED.

Homer Helm. held by thu police on
warrant charging assault upon a
boy. vas dismissed when his case wa
called before Judge Perry n Morris
in -oiice court last night Dismissal
OF h case was undertaken At h in
stance Of the prosecuting witness.
against whom the costs were assessed
, 1922-02-21
MANY KILLED IN
WRECK OF ROMA

Continued from Page one)
ing ship said af 3 O'Clock when she
still was burning like a furnace. that
full half dozen men were pinned be
meath the wreckage. The body OF one
man had been removed Up to that
time
WASHINGTON. Feb. 71-The aoci
, 1922-02-21
BANQUET FUN RUNS RIOT
WHEN CASPER ROTARIANS
ROTARY AIMS

Tho thrd anniversary or birthday Il caspers Rotary club was fttinEiy|
gathered about n festive board o n Of ~ petuest and most enjoyable
feeling o. soaAbIhty and cordially Ito the atmosphere which is 50 much en-
5oged nowadays
me Rotartans and rotary AIMS found their places about a huge
, 1922-02-21

You get the besr results by using
he Tribune classified columns
, 1922-02-21
Now Comes the
Daddy of Them
All

You have had an opportunity on lots.
It proved profitable. AS an ~outgrowth
Of that former service, we are privi-
legged to offer you, today, that oppor-
tunity which all real estate operators
crave to get in on. This is an acreage
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

senior priest, Will perform the ccre-
mony In preparation for tho we'd
o,ng Mrs. Stephens Joined the Greek
'huroh a month ago
Husband Obtained Divorce
The Stephens -Ream wedding was an
outstanding event in the Chicapo soclal
season of 1908. In 1918 Mr.. Stcphcns
H.' divorce. charging dcscrtiom and
S'at'ng as reasons his wifc's desire to
'ravel and be frea
Mrs Stephens shares. with four
,nrothers and a sister. Norman r.
Heams estate, which has been csti-
mated varlously between $4,000. 900
ana S'V.0oO,o0o. She is a graduate of
oryn Mawr aud was an active san.
porter OF grand opera and of various
social welfare projects in Chicago.
1t 1s reported that followin~ her
marriage to the young Polish chemist
Vn' III, brlde plans to live in philadolrhia.
neither in the circumstances of a
"orkl lngman's S life. and if so. what use
inc Rcam millions will bc put to in that
case, no one could be found TO say. At
the Hotel Chatham. where she is row
lstereh, Mrs. Stephens denied herself
10 All callers yesterday.
sister. Mrs. Jamrs l.. kammcror
RESIDES at short Nills. \. 4. Four
orothcrs Norman p Eohert G.. Ed
Continued paue threc)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
1 lic Quake
LIN Pacific Jars
Whole Country
a'"rics rs Far East as
harvard Record a Great
iremor Traced to Ocean
Floor of Oregon Coast
| california Shaken Badly
Recording Apparatus lpse,
by \i"'en' Shocks, Which
Are Spread Over Intervals

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan: Sl. Earth
quake shocks We're felt in California
north of San Francisco and through
out tn" coast towns of Oregon. In Ore
Son cities the tremors shook windows
awakened siocpers and ratted dishes.
NO damage vas reported
ne shocks We're recorded bv s,ismo-
graphs throughout the country. Ef
forts to obtain verlfcation from shins
on the Pacific Of deductions at Nar-
Vard University and the University of
'a'Ilolnia that the ccntcr Of the dis
'urhance Nas on the floor of the Pa
cllc off the coast of WASHINGTON or
oregon were Of no avail Ships snokcn
BY ladlo failed to report nv unusual
occurrences.
r. Caliiornia. The lighthouse al Cape
Meudocino, thirty mites from Eureka.
'e'' me SHOCKS to greater extent than
any other point reporting. The light
mouse keepers feared tina. The lenses
Wouid be Lroken BY the vibr.tions
The severity of the ealthcnato -,
Cape Mendocino was attributed b, Law
n'en mere to the fact that the chief
geo ologlcAi fault il California has its
end IN that immediate neighborhood
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.--Ybe earth.
quake. to-day described By REGIS COL
lege authorities in Denver as tho most
violent in fifteen years and more 1,roS
nounced than the San Francisco earth
Quake, began at 1925 q. m.. Wasbinp.
tor time. and lasted two hours. ffw
tIomors we're recorded here un TO II
o'clock
Four distinct shock we're fcit a.
Eureka Calf. In San Francisco the
oscillation was faint. Seismocraoh OBJ oh.
servers at Gonzaga University in
SPOKANE. Wash.. estimated that the
center Of the disturbance was in the
bed Of the Pacific Ocean. about 500
miles off the Oregon coast
lhe earthquakes violence put the
SCI ismograph instruments at Harvard
University out of commission tempo-
rariiy. and recording needles were
thrown off their drums at Georgetown
University, in Washington; at Cornell
University. Ithaca, and at the U.niver-
50, Of California. Berkeley. See dis.
turbance was registered even on the
strong notion machine at Berkeley.
which records only the heaviest Garth
shiftlngE.
Weath.r Bureau officials here de-
scrlbed the earthquake as "monstrous.o
The Rev. Francis Tondorf, director Of
the observatory at Georgetown and one
of The foremost seismograph experts
in the world, said the quake was
"enormous.'
Harvard University officials, after
checking their results with those OBJ
tained at Berkeley and al Ottawa. es-
timated the location of the central
disturbance at latitude Is degrees
north, longitude 1870 degrees west.
An earthquake Of unusual Intensity
and duration was recorded by the scs-
mograph of the American Nueeuql of
Natural History beginning at S:2O a. m.
yesterday.
Dr.. c. A. Eceds who u.s. observing
CONTINUED page nve)
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Spy Feli> " oman and
Steals Air Phone Plans
nv, ,9''.el = patch 10 The r,id,m.

t,r,t fP'''t 20 The T5iOi.n~
s,,'. nrilADhLPulA. r JAN. 81. ! short
PAW, man entered the rome Of
e' to.So Ea"iey. broker. ir Dre.el Hiu
scion: Knocked Mrs Raw'ey uncon-
wiz viii raNSacsed a desk aad escaped
a.rnl.n 'on',aen'ial report on an army
a srst I; 'au' telephone. Mr.. Rawlev.
signal "|eueenant in the United States
militia. rps reserves. was forner)v
b...a'y bss.sy attache a, the American tm.
robher. !" MeN'co- Il is believed thai, the
TSa vas foreigner.
os "e intruder opened tho lootoa .,oox
w. re n Hawley home TO-, n.r',.o ,o'' 81 uoo1
Raw MIswleS had left for his otfics = urs r.
~ssn ssy vas alone in the livins "l's' r"on, ~,
sLs sasn she heard noise heh,aa s'"e room qo,.
but surned, and as She did 80 ~ me,, ar
bis frs. 'aho over her mouth and WIN
Gar. S.. mana nan struck her behind the
The sse ie'i unconscious ''''- ''''
pspsr s IN the house bu. notb;'n tb @no & s'.Ver,
ia, Va, %ss taken. Mr. Rawla' In''s <. oaI =, .ne W
fd.ntias',' ia''nougn the repolt va" %'' :" "on ~
sortsnss ITS military value was no, 'o, ;'n
nth = man spent nearly hsis Ao,
hsn,.s I'M screwdriyer sa5'S s,d ~ honr
ssunks " oi mnne irving 10 '''e omen o,'''s >
aege the NJ ha~ley SAID. 4 doS't h.
" to him n'"e report viii be Of much
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Polish Refugee, 23, to Marry
He1ress to Reum Millions. 4.5
''rs Mario" Stephens, chicago Divorccc. TO 3,
"':"' "' A"as'asc >o"s asky~N Nonsia,sky, Chcmis,
!" "a'd"'" Plant; Bef-iended bv Americans

An criry n tic municipal narri. 70
license register Of January % roco. 4,
'ns the application Of Anastasc Andr /.
vltch NoNsiatsky-N -NonsiatsAy for . u.
oensc to marry Mrs Marion Ruck;, ~
nam keam Stephens, went unnoti, I'd
uo''' Yesterday, when dispatches from,
'n''ago disclosed that the Mrs. Stcph-
ems OF the forthcoming woddinp ;s the
caushtor and hoiress Of tho lato Mar
nam Il. Ream. millionaire steel mar
nate OF Chicago and the former VIZ,
o' Redmond u. Stephens. soc,all,
Ftonlncnt figure there.
Nonslatsky- -Nonsiatsky. a Pole. twen
y three wears old. twenty-five voar
MIS- Stephens's junior. now worI|s q,
chemist in the Baldwin Locomot;v,
orhs near Philadelphia He and Mrs
stephens met in Paris in 1910. wher
he was then living as an aristocrat;
cnlgrc OF the Russian revolution an.
sho was engaged in postwar Red Cros
WORN. tie is the son of "A chief @
sendarmcrie In Warsaw, and I'm
served As an officer in the armies I,
Denlkine and Kolchak.
The wedding will take place bc,.
saturday morning at the Orthodox
Greek Church on East Ninetv-sevcn.b
Street. Father Lconid Turkevitch the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Hylan Fits >outlt.
Asks Al to Smile
Urges School Children
Not 70 BE Dotrncnsf
Whi{o He's ~ tIoritju

Mayor Uylan and Mrs. Hyian. accom-
panied by Commissioner Grover 4.
Whalen OF the Department Of Plant
and Structures and Mrs. Whalen. left
al 6:3O o'clock last night for Palm
Beach. The Mayor expects to make
tn s trip a real vacation and remain
away for three weeks. perhaps q month.
Mr.. Hylan left message fer the
school children about National Smile
Week. beginning with Monday He told
them to keep right on smiling while he
was away just as he would expect them
to do if he were t"re. lie SAID the
habit Of smiling I'D sustain them
when everything goes plumb wrong"
Everything went fairly we'll at Al
bany yesterday. where the Mayor was
expected to appear in opposition to the
Port Authority plan. which he has
'oandly condemned from his office
chair. He wrote a letter, however,
which was read at the legislative hear
ing. Some smiles we're detected there
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Italy Faces Parliament Crisis
On Recognizing Pope's Death

ROME Jan. 81 BY Tho Associated
P1oss). The lumb ines OF crisis are
echoing through the corridors cf Par
lament Oh the eve o. the opening ses-
sion en- Thursday. TIE various factions
are beginning to align for fight on
both Internal and foreign policies.
The Center parties, in which the gov
ornment now finds its chief support,
appear to be weakening There is much
apprehension as to whether the Liber-
ais and the Democrats ought to support
the present Cabinet in the light Of re-
cent events. The government finds it.
self face to face with the question of
the recognition of the death of the
Pope. 1t has been arranged that Signor
de Nicola, president of the Chamber Of
Deputies. shall deliver an address At
the opening, eulogizing the Pontifi
Then Premier Bonomi will speak, in
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

dorsing the words of the president. The
Catho ic Deputies. upon whom the Pre-
mier relies for 40 votes. are strongly
insisting that the Chamber shall ad-
iourn for the day in memory of the
Pope.
The liberals and Democrats. who
also furnish a large part of the gov
ernmcnts support, strongly oppose this.
Besides. manv have expressed the
opinion that the government went too
far in recognition Of the death of the
Pope by placing flags at halfmast and
in other ways. There are members of
this group who contend that the Cab-
net Is to be blamed for the downfall
Of the Sconto Bank, and Furthermore
condemn the governments foreign
policy
The Cabinet is blamed in that Italy
was not admitted to the four-power
pact in the Pacific and because Italy
was excluded from the two-powcr ar
rangement between France and Great
Britain at Cannes.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Spectacular Fire Sweeps
Ford Plant at Kearnv
Blaze llluminatcs Country and
Draws Crowds From
Nearby Cities

kEARNY. N. j., Jan. 3l-Fre broke
on - i'o Japanning plant Of the Ford
Motor Company here at 10 O'Clock to
night. Several hundred men were at
w"~' - ~" t'llo o1' 20 o'arni
The building is 900 feet long and
10 &C zen inmates alter the
outoreai flames were pouring from
" indows and the surrounding country
WAS illu mated for more than a mile.
Employees were organized into FIRE
squads and set fighting the flames.
hey had been driven from the second
floor before the arrival of the first
?; Of apparatus.
More than 5000 persons congregated
81 out the burning structure. They
proceeded to .the factory site III motor
cars and street cars, travelling from
Newark and nearby points. Emergency
police details dispatched to the scene
difficulty in maintaining
Tr, ines. The plant is at the inter
section of Lincoln Highway and the
Hackcnsack River.
Many automobiles are believed TO
have been destroyed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
P0il1.s and Germans
nie i,, Silpsin Clash
.ShotsExchangedas Troops
Search Homes for Arms:
State OF Siege Declared

BERLIN. Jan. 3l.-A dispatch from
Glewitz says that several French sol
diers and German civilians were killed
or wounded Monday night at Peters
dcrf.e Silesia. as result Of an ex-
change of shots while French soldiers
we're searching houses for arms. The
dispatch adds that it is believed two
rrenchmen were Killed and that some
Germans also met death
In consequence Of the incident the
Allied commission has ordered state
of sicge each right between 9 O'Clock
and 5 O'Clock in the morning.
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sailings. Office. l24S Broadway