Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-05-20 | Page 8

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 8 A 'Chicago Stockyards Swept by Holocaust Damage $ 10000000 ANIMAL CRIES FiftyPersons Hurt Thousands of Animals Whining of Doomed Beasts Drowns Other Noises REND FLAMING CHICAGO AREA ’ f PerishjEleven Large Buildings Score of Homes and Barns Burned (Continued front Put One)- - N CHICAGO May 19 (CP) — The Chicago stockyards fire apparently ranks with other conflagrations of recent times beginning with the firefthat devastated 18000 buildings at a lass of $196000000 in this City in 1871 Historic fires include: 1872— Boston 776 buildings de1877— 1W lives lost when fire sweeps 800 acres of city of St Editor's note The following description of Chicago's great stockyards fire was written by one of the men on the' grounds a livestock trader whose offices were at the yards HALF OFM6TOCK DIES CHICAGO May 19 ()-- It was estimated tonight that about half the livestock in the yards had perished in the fire officially Today’ receiptsestimated earlier were: Cattle 700 hogs 10000 sheep 2000 and calves 200 Shipments out during the day were 200 head of cattle and 500 hogs These were mostly cleared before the fire atarted — — 1934 DRY ERA LIVES Chicago Fire Recalls Other IN HALF OF U S Catastrophes stroyed Says Eyewitness MAY 20 John N B -at 1902—458 Paterson Seven Years Will-Spea- k miiijLi- i- Ago Lindbergh Made Big Hop NEW YORK May 19 JP)— Seven years ago tomorrow a young airmail pilot from out of the west hopped off alone from New York to Paris A bet— 2 to 1— that he wouldn't make it— wo posted in Wall street No one ever had He carried water a few sandof introducwiches end letter tion Twelve hours later he passed over St Johns N F caught final glimpse of the North Amef--" lean continent and headed out to aea Most of his first 1009 miles were through snow and elect Next day reports that he was sighted near the Irish coast appeared doubtful— hut they were Eleven Arid States Scheduled to Vote on ’Anti-LiquLaws I 1 vUiWi gan-gli- or 1 2 (Continued From fee Two-A- ) (or state stores administered by liquet control commission Minnesota— Contral law administered by liquor control commission ahd local authorities Monopoly Law Fassed Mississippi — Legislature on April 3 1934 passed a state monopoly law providing for county stores which becomes a law if approved by voters at special election scheduled July 10 1934 State prohibition also will be voted on at same time —Missouri—Control —law — administered by liquor control supervisor and local authorities Montana—Control law providing fof "state stores administered by state Consumers liquor control board must have permits Nebraska —Constitutional and statuVote scheduled Notory prohibition vember 6 1934 on constitutional clause Legislature meets January buildings destroyed N J acribed it the most extensive he had 1904—2500 buildings destroyed ever seen In Baltimore Among the major buildings dam' 1906— San Francisco fire fothe were ruined or aged completely llowing earthquake Total loss -- Livestock housing Exchange building $400000000 500 persons killed By ROBERT FLTNN many administrative offices the hall 1923 — Fire followed earthquake Written far the United Fress of the Percheron Society ot America in Yokohama 100000 killed lived In CHICAGO May 19-- I’ve the huge stockyards amphitheater and N Denmark J true Lexter pavilion scene ot many blue Chicago all my life and I've been munitions reservation 21 kUIed That night “We" dropped down ribbon horse shows and livestock ex a livestock"trader at'the stockyards $85000000 damage Le Bourget 33 t hours out National 'the Drovers 17 bank was the for this positions big years but f New York and two and of this since the Stockyard inn the Stockyards ever hit u gest fire that city hours ahead of schedule a National bank the P Brennan railI was boyw —“I am Charles Lindbergh” he road offices the Agar Packing com- reports would indicate that stock can I don’t know how many millions said But his letters of introof dollars the damage will run into pany an "American Express branch be cared for in normal amounts" duction weren’t needed ' an elevated train station the Omaha Mayor Kelly after surveying the but it will be plehty' ‘ market wholesale to rebuild take the will It Packing company’s ruins said years the block square plant of the Equip'While the lamentable aspects of yards Free Whisky Samples ment Corporation ot America Chiwas I the fire cannot be overestimated only about a mile away when Score ot rooming houses bunga- cagoans can take some heart in the from saw the smoke rolling up Disclose Poison Plot 1935 lows apartment buildings railroad fact that the necessary and Immediate the stockyards and I knew that the excel- TIFFIN Ohio May 19 OP)—' The Nevada — Control law administered cans and other1 structures also were reconstruction will give speedy em- cattle pens were on fire' 1 ran most and John authorities of death R city county by Rote n the list of lost property mysterious — Chose OAKLAND Cal May 19 (JP) Samwho are of the Way and as I neared the yards Gilgan ployment to many of New Hampshire— Statutory prohiI could hear the whining cries of Summers whose body was found in 1 Refugees some of them openly homeless tonight1 ple bottles of whisky containing 17 appar- bition Committee oL21 now considMarch woodshed here a a few with cattle never and horses I'll weeping trudged eway 'Red flared against the sky and the trapped enough ot a deadly poison “to destroy A valuables on their backs in a tragic air was pungent with smoke all dur- forget --it ently waa partly solved today Prose- ering a control law lor presentation regiment” have been received to a special legislative session announced John cutor A ’ Paul times war of reminiscent Flynn to time Best panorama time Terrlfi From the through the mails by at least six proming night r ' New adminisControl Tiffin law glasswork-eSeifert Jersey— — inent Oakland residents all friends smaller fires broke out but were exMay Hamper Biuiness Great clouds of black smoke were into custody by deputy tered by state alcoholic beverage comwaa ’ police announced today in disclosing over the city and it was dark sheriffs taken But that was only on element In tinguished quickly rolling he mission tax local authorities said state and Prosecutor end Flynn what they believed to be a wholesale Thi total ravaged area 42 square as night You couldn't sea the sun as Chicago k drama as hug related that he was present at the commission poison plot hat witnessed recently Bankers looked blocks would be larger ifl any city and the heat was terrific New Mexico— Control law adminia lad’s death of time the While declining to reveal any of the world but Chicago Here the It was evident that ths firemen Flynn quoted Seifert as saying he tered by state board of liquor control sorrowfully at vaulta that 'turned innames authorities said the plot was the light and the boy were to glowing einged hulks but they be- blocks run eight to the mile where-a- s were powerless because local motor and authorities a in sitting discovered when a prominent resident In most cities twelve is the usual timber pens went up like paper lieved no currency had been lost Excar the of March 46 near the New York— Control law adminisnoted the peculiar odor of the sample Above all the noise of shouting Summers night ecutives feared the destruction of the number con- Business Women Will Hold tered state alcoholic became when home by Johnny beverage he received took it to Assistant DisLivestock exchange nerve center of The fir swept over a vastly great- fire engines' sirens and crackling sick got out of the cer end fell dead trol commission and state tax commisAttorney Charles Wehr and had Annual Convention Sat trict the local hub of the industry would er area but was checked outside the timber you could hear the pitiful Seifert carried the body into the sion the contents analyzed hamper the packing business through- total damage region with only the cries of cattle trapped like rata in woodshed the prosecutor quoted him Repeal Against That was on May 16 but not until The their pens and the whining of horses and Sunday out the country for the next few weeks loss of an occasional building and placed it on the floor as 1050 East 21st South North Cvoltoa— Statutory prohibilast night did it become known that Hundreds of the animals perish- - withsaying as loss of records and drafts would winds carried sparks and flaming to make around neck a the 7 rope 1933 tion State voted November five friends of the man also had rethrow them out of normal operation embers far to tha northeastward but ed The slaughter that awaited them it committed lad suithe had appear The annuaTstate convention of the ceived the Whisky samples against repeal of eighteenth amendHeroismstalked across the sulphuric the eastern line of buildings totally Monday would have been merciful cide Business and Professional Women’s From the cattle pens the fire spread The boy’s mother found the ody ment scene as firemen and civilians climbed destroyed fronted on Emerald aveNorth Dakota— Statutory prohibit- clubs will be held in Salt Lake next extension ladders and held neta to res- nue seven blocks from the western eastward to the horse barns then the following day but although the ion Initiative vote scheduled June Saturday and Sunday The northern limit was slightly northward to about 40 of it was s cue persona stranded on the roofa of boundary officers admitted and 27 1934 on legalization of sales police county nounced buildings Scores of 38th street andthe southern between the exposition buMdlngs - They are suicide was possible Ohio— Control law- providing for persisted Rose R Gilgan of Boise Idaho natales of individual prowess were re- 45th end 48th streets However vir- small frame structures and went up in an investigation of they a theory that state stores administered by 'state tional ’ tually no damage was done south of in a ' magazine chairman and for of jimoke lated !’ puff was someone involved board of liquor control and state the past eight years associate editor Firemen were hindered In their ef- 45th street because of the southwestte Docks Spreads tax commission - of the Idaho state magazine "Golden forts to curb the progress ot the ern wind I watched the fire belching great Oklahoma —Constitutional and sta- Idaho” will be the national flames by the fact that many streets speaker billows of smoke spread to the docks tutory Petition for vote on repeal at the convention into the area ere blocked oft by railbeand and of control then and to bill now The passage platforms loading will convention open Saturroad tracks The only through street the tnkin stockyards pavilion one ing circulated day at noon with a board meeting east of the point where the conflagra— toH of our showpieces povering about Oregon Control law providing for at the Newhouse hotel followed at tion started was Halsted street almost ' ' state stores administered square block by liquor 2 p m by a business meeting The a milt away It was thera that the control commission The hprse barns where the horse annual banqueUwill be held at the fir fighters “dug in" and fought Entraders used to gather from til over Pennsylvania — Control law provid- Newhouse hotel Saturday at 730 p gines and pumpers were hooked on the middle west didn't last long Nor ing for state stores administered by m with Mrs Gilgan as the prinevery available water plug lor blocks did hhe historic old atockyards inn ELMIRA N Y May 19 (IP)— An liquor control commission and state cipal speaker The streets were in that direction I stayed on the scene and ate smoke “equilibrium in our price structure department of finance The convention will reconvene rivers of water after an hour ot fightand cinders while the flames leaped can be established” Professor Frank Rhode Island— Control law admin- Sunday at 8 a m with a breakfast ing It waa thera the lire wu finally across Halsted street destroyed two A Pearson of Cornell aeid in an ad- istered by state liquor control com- honoring the Payson club at Dick ” downed CHICAGO May 19 the bank buildings a number ot store dress here tonight “by remonetizing mission state tax commission and'lo-ca- l Gunn’ cafe Miss Melba Bachman i boom day the Union atockyards Spectacle at Rain authorities will be in charge of the' breakfast buildings and several residences silver that is making it a part of our The district famous over the world where today’s fir broke out em1 won't have any office to go to South Carolina— Legislature April Miss Letha Coleman will be the ot value” yardstick for its thriving Industry was a sorry ployed about of vthe city’s Monday end I won’t have any liveBut the “purchase of silver while 10 1934 passed a resolution lor peo- speaker at the breakfast and musi ' spectacle ot ruin tonight Thousands laboring population stock business either gold remains the cole yardstick of ple to express their opinion on Demo- cal numbers will be sung by the mmmmmmrnm r f ot people thronged railroad embankvalue” in the opilnon of the profes- cratic primary day August 2 on ques- University pf Utah girls’ double The yards comprise an area foiigh ments bridges tops of nearby buildright-hansor man of Dr George tion of state going wet Legblature quartet on mils a food streams and a in the half mile ly long ings and even Mrs Frank Evans wife of Frank Warren fiscal adviser to President meets early in 1935 F 15 wide About million are animals to watch the finale ot the of water Roosevelt “can have little effect on South Dakota— Constitutional and Evans formerly head of the fedmarketed and sold slaughtered truggla ot the firemen Vote ached eral farm board will be the chief statutory prohibition commodity prices” The atockyardj area Ja in the heart through the yards annually 6 1934 on repeal sil- uled November In the for speaker at a session Sunday at 10 agitation "persistent of the south side It is located be ver legislation by congress” he saw of constitutional clause Legislature a m in the Newhouse hotel Street cars were deserted in the tween Halstead jmd Ashland streets The convention will conclude Sun“an expression of the public's dis- meets January 1935 five miles south of the loop extend- fire area hurriedly as blazes broke Tennessee— Statutory at 2 p m with a luncheon at prohibition satisfaction day with the present disequiout near-band passen-gersuddenly ing from 39th to 47th street It is Legislature meets January 1935 the Salt Lake Country club at which in librium the structure” which price to fled Alsafety virtually a separate urban entity May Provide Vote Mrs Gilgan will again address the he Warned "should not be confused most lour miles to the east is located Texas— Constitutional and statu- convention with the gold policy” Halsted street took on the aspect the grounds of the Century of ProgAn equilibrium in The price struc- tory prohibition Legislature when The election of officer will take ress exposition on the lake front ot Belgium in wartime with house- Fire Zone Resembles Vil ture also could be established he it meets in January 1935 can pro- place between Sunday morning and holders and storekeepers Chief among heroes end heroines dashing said either of twd other condi- vide for vote on constitutional clause afternoon sessions Installation will by were telephone company employes madly for safety with wbet few beUtah—Statutory prohibition Leg- take place at the luncheon at the Razed by Artillery lage tion— raising the price of gold islature meets by who atuck at their posts through the longings they could carry awiy world-wid- e January 1935 In prices exor a Country club rise by thick ot the battle During the worst of Enemy Vermont — Control law providing The theme of the convention will in Tha American Red Cross pressed gold set ot the blaze the yard's exchange ofup He sew "remarkable progress" for state stores administered by state be “Out ot the Fog” Mrs Maud fice caught fire giving rise to reports headquarters is soon as the fire was In reestablishing equilibrium liquor control board becomes opera- N Leaver is general chairman of the made to under control relief brought give that the building wu destroyed tive June L 1934 ' - —- — By ARNOLD ANDERSON convention Other committee in The address waa before to etrlcken the The craw of 100 operators at the Virginia— Control law providing for elude: Alrplant Pilot and United Free club of Elmira smsmSmi state Correspondent exchange lungs clogged with smoke stores administered state The Drovers National benk on of by Registration Mrs Mabel Fry Miss end eyes smarting carried on at one the CHICAGO May 19-- The Chicago liquor control board soon‘ to be in Lenore Romer and Miss Hildur buildings destroyed wa a ‘ copy time with only two trunk line work— blas-operation i into of Independence halL Johnston election Mrs Gladys Niela " stockyards were turned ing out ot the exchange - v Washington— Control law providing son Misa Gilberts Gillespie and Miss mass of wreckage that resemInf for state stores administered by state Jessie Orser credentials Mrs Maude -Mayor Edward Red Cr ms Help Kelly rushed bled nothing so much as tha battleliquor control commission K Baker and Miss Bertha Wagner The Red Cross set up headquarters from the White Sox baseball game to West Virginia— Constitutional and resolutions Mrs Blanche In the stricken zone to cere lor the the acene when notified of the fire fields of France aa I flew over them Pittman statutory prohibition Governor ve- and Mrs Winifred P Ralls The inhomeless and the Illinois national and aided fir officials in directing tonight the toed wet In 1934 March the bill Vote blaze fight against "It's the Flying over the effected area at stallation of officers will be under guard turned over its armories to be scheduled November 6 1934 on con- the direction of Miss LaVeta Wallace dormitories used The war depart- biggest fire since 1871” he sail a height of 1500 feet the picture bestitutional clause ment wai asked to release cots tor the Breweries In the neighborhood lent low me wu terrible but at the same BAY RIDGE Md May 19 WV-T- he Wisconsin—Control law adminishomeless dozens ot cases ot iced beer to cool time fascinating The flames rolled body of a man tentatively identified tered by state treasurer and local Dr Herman N Bundesen head of the firemen William C Powers at Washington and heat and tha t billowing upward was recovered from B submerged alb authorities the Chicago board of health sent smoke engulfed my ship Wyoming— Constitutional prohibitsubordinates to cooperate with Red Homer Thetman 4 caretaker at the The southwest wind carried the plana which crashed into the Chesa' ion ‘Vote scheduled November 6 Crow officials In the matter of health Dexter Pavtllion Inside the late peake of like flame today bay the end tonguee liquid along yards 1934 on sunendment of prohibition for the homeless his erstwhile helper Charles fire of the old war days 1 was The United States Naval academy While Governor Henry - Horner 12 saved three bulls and reminded of a French village left was asked to send boats to search for clause by giving legislature power to to become law pass effective March proffered the aid of the national eight cows one bull being in the ruined and burning after an enemy the bodies of two Other Washington 1 1935 Legislature meets January men Ralph Bongs and Malcolm Zahn guard Mayor Edward J Kelly said he grand championship class at the last bombardment did not believe it necessary to call international livestock show and val- The firemen wgr working desper- believed to have been in the plane 1935 WASHINGTON May 19 0PMtR A ' out the militia The mayor however ued at $3000 J ately but the heat was so Intense also today gave up trying to distribute the ordered 500 patrolmen to the area that they seemed unable to get close The plane wai identified by numnew code blue eagle by itself end told Police ordered all sprinkling of Four men were arrested by police as bers of the Offi1 Bangs to property do effective work could all code authorities to take over the enough lawns to cease of low water pres- see ' eeklng looters the scattered streams of water cials communicated with Mrs Bangs job A congestion of applications at ' By lights of electric and gas torches sure Some 45 complaints were rewere told that he and pointed towardthe flames but few by telephone NRA district offices had made it searchers tramped the ruins late at ceived that orders were disregarded of the streams appeared to be reach- Power and Zahn took off from an t almost Impossible the emblems end out shot in ‘ cars and police in to hours the Va the in Alexandria in squad night during esrly hopes airport lout ing their objective tuio pULlh sprinklers f finding those reported m lasing — Whlle- - this modem-battl- e afternoon — VATICAN CITY May 19 (JP) Five At the some time an order was against d seerTUT Bay German Caih011Cj)jlgfIiiw sued" by President Roosevelt ’curtail Dreath Blamed In all some 2000 firemen were fire wu going on in one area only The ahip'waamembers SpprOlctf j Washof the where here for Sunday’s canonization of Con ing the old exemption of small reThe middle west’s drouth of more on active duty- - combatting the fires a few short blocka away a group Ridge a were board trade of having rad ot Parzham heard word of tailers and service establishments in than a mohth Which hat been allevi- Hundreds of civilians aided the fire- of neighborhood youngsters was play- ington " clambake lrom the west Apparently praise from Pope Pius tonight for towns under 2500 from code rules ated here by only occasional minor men Even bucket brigade were ing a game Of baseball in the street it went into a when the spin pilot their defense of the faith during “the From now on they will be expected ahoVera was blamed lor tli rapid formed —kept clear by the army of police Bigger and even more interesting iban it was last year the to comply with the ban on child la The heat from the flames made air made a turn It plunged into 13 feet present erg of national transition” spread of the flames Every day World's Fair at Chicago will be more than ever the place East of Peoria etreet fir burned currents that tossed my ship badly of water e quarter ot a mile oft shore Htg holiness praised their courage bor and with all fair trade provisions almost has its fire in the yards area to go this summerl And rail fares are lower than ever but the fir'd fighting personnel there to within 200 feet of a a tor ot sev- Other planes from tha municipal air- All but the tail and a part ot one their firmness and their alertness in of codes round trip Season round trip (re- a brief Address on the eve of a cere- A separate order allowed exempOnly $3725 for ie so efficient that only a few ever eral hundreds ot steel barrels of port were dropping chemical bombs wing were under weter turn limit Oct 31) only $5120 coach and $5650 were highly efmony in which Bavarian Catholics tion lrom payment of code authority reach the stag of newapaper notice benzine and- paints highly lnflam-abl- on the flames They are manifesting intense interest assessments for firms to which payfective" —leaving' daily May 15 to Oct 15 Today the wooden buildings were ' Conrad of Parzham is the Bavarian ment would cause- - hardship fire tinder after two days of excessive f Air conditioned observation car dining cars and Capuchin1 lay brother who for 40 The government agency originally heat The circumstance which gave Structures in the yards Itself were cars (drawing rooms and compart' the famous fire of 1871 it destroyed by flames from 39th to was a ' at to on the undertook distribute the years doorkeeper eagles start great on many Union Padlie trains this summof’' 45th streets and completely wiped ments) — ot own its over of code the monastery Altoetting offered protests another out from 40th to long dry spell— 43rd In the resiThe pilgrimage to the Vatican was authorities and did so with the leer opportunity for even more wide- dential and business districts a NEW YORK' May 19 'WV-EIm- ir accompanied by Cardinal Faulhaber that otherwise local boards of indusbut modern fire lightspread damage was area attacked from 39th a Richhelmer 34 for 14 years a victim of Munich and numerous German pre- try would be in a position to engage ing apparatus and methods finally to 42nd May IS to Oct 15— Return Limit! OcL 31 1st Class Coach Structures in the actual in discrimination against aome firms of a "sleeping sickness" malady was lates v f swung the victory where nineteenth fire area were as far east aa Emer- Sett Leke $5900 $4820 St Louis of to“Tha number Berries constiTritons official found to horns in death shot his without failed by pilgrims withholding eagles century equipment ’ I 4600 Omaha J NEW YORK May 19-- The While report were current that ald avenue end west to Morgan reorgan night Detectives onjned a search for tutes confirmation of German faith determination But the amount of ' ’ Kansas City 5000 4470 lzatlon committee of Richfield Oil a mysterious stranger reportedto have and devotion to th Catholic church” cericalwojkJi)volvedbrokdowp railroads planned an embargo upon Under orders from MaSpringfield y Boston said his holiness “in en hour which the project 10195 9668 return limit)' shipments ot livestock into Chicago jor James U Sammis provost mar- company ot California Is still looking visited him earlier y Boston for additional bids for the property return limit—via New York) 10485 966$ When Reichheimer’a wife mother is Important in the history of Ger railroad officials contacted said no shal of the Illinois national guard Richard W Millar ot Los Angeles a and a y Now York such step had been taken as yet return limit) (Standard) 9740 8960 ' daughter returned home they many and of the Catholic church in Kansas City Stockyards surveyed the etrickea territory to member declared in a statement is- found him dead on the bedroom floor y New York return limit) (Diiierential) Germany” 9490 8960 determine what steps will be necesReceive Shipments sued here today The one bid already He had been shot twice in the ab- ' Offers Aid to Shippers The Northwestern road reported sary for protection Sligbtly higher lares ior longer return limits the receivership for two domen with a shotgun Several empty Governor of Illinois made lor i that it was receiving shipment of years wu $23500000 offered by the sheila were found scattered about and KANSAS CITY May 19 W—Inlivestock sis usual for delivery here Guilty Conscience Gives Standard Oil company of California bullet holes were in the walla of two Aid Guard formed of the extensive lire in Chi' stock en route would ( her roads-saiFor return limit Cities Service company and Con- bedrooms J37J0 n cago’s livestock area George P ColPrisoner His Freedom solidated Oil corporation have been Tha elevator operator said he had SPRINGFIELD' U cred for adequately Same- fares in siiect to San Fran19 (UP) lett' president of the Kansas City III 1 Brown of the Burlington road May cisco Portland or Spokane y angling tor the property but accord- directed a “heavy set”1 man to the -- Governor Henry Horner tonight of-- Stockyards company tonight offered limit) told PHILADELPHIA Msy 19 (AV-Ju--' ing to Millar have not made formal Reichheimer apartment ' this after- service of the atate ne- - local faciUtiei to the railroad and the “W have no fears that we will be tic has caught up with Herman Pa- bids The Standard bid is scheduled noon Reichheimer’a daughter report- ttonal Fartt quottd are from Salt Lake City Similar (our to Mayor Edward J Kel commission houses able to take care ot all stock en route sha alter sixteen months to June 30 Unless foreclosure' ed e man answering the description ley of guard lares from and to other points Reduced round There will be a great deal of live Chicago to aid in fghting the for Monday’s market and are not en- But it wu justice not Pasha that saleexpire is held prior to that date visitor the of had called on her father (ire at the Union atockyards and to stock in transit to Chicago" he said s fare’ trip Pullman farts additional to forcing any embargo However the was t fault all the time The reorganiration committee Mil- a month ago and the two quarreled asslit police in keeping “it will be too late to stop it The order! road advises shipper to stand by Pasha wu In jail convicted of a lar said holds 30 For lull Oiiice call City particulars Tick) the bonds cento! - Governor Horner was waiting for Kansas City yards will be at the servuntil we determine exactly what the robbery he didn’t commit A troubled ot Richfield and per Hotel Utah BMg JUDGMENT Wasatch 200 WARDED Pan American Pe" word from the Chicago mayor to as- ice Ot the railroads and the commie situation is conscience— the conscience of the troleum company and 20 per cent repC H Saltmarsh General Agent The Auerbach company was award- certain whether the soldiers would be sion houses for such shipments Our "A survey will be made early in man who Implicated him— brought resentation of creditors ed a judgment of $1250 Saturday in needed ' —i-facilities will be adequate I greatly ’ the morning to determine the exact him freedom ' bid for Richfield be said federal court against Sears Roebuck H the necessity arise the soldiers regret this disaster to a lister marAny amount of damage in the yards and A second Jury reverted the decision would have to be approved by the Sc Co' The damage were awarded will leave immediately for the acene ket We will do what wecan here ta fca foe remaining facilities Early of the first committee well the court in connection with je lease and set up camp on arnvaL to relievo bed lituation" u - -- e Mystery Death Partly Solved Mafl in Custody ' 2 one-hal- With Norge you will be money ahead and' have years of lent ‘ service STATE GROUPS t refrigeration! R3 (ID CHLCE E TO MEET HERE and-etar- urday flame-envelop- - “ - Sidelights on Remonetization Termed Key Price Stability -- $10000000 Fire At Stockyards (ffy-Du- ring one-sixt- d Seething Flames Recall War Days y j To Chicago Pilot “ l - Body of Fliet sT Recovered From Wrecked Plane u - NRA Abandons Task of Issuing New Blue Eagles Gill-marti-n German Pilgrims Praised by Pope Many Newttsactions This Year at Chicago's 1 Century of Progress" y first-cla- e ss - Oil Firm Asks Invalid Found ' :ShofrTo Death all-roo- Examples of Low Fares East and West For More Bids six-blo- - Trttnms-Ohtea- te (45-da- (45-da- (45-da- (45-da- Offer -- of Los 90-d- Angelesand Return 31 -- -J - (21-da- first-clas- ’ u r 4 : i u EHHEEnHHIlEl