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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ft 17, 1926. c 'CHICAGO POLICE MAY BE INVOLVED IN LIQUOR GRAFT Investigation May Reveal Fifteen Captains and 1500 Officers on Elxtra Special, While the Lot Lasts ICO Pair Plaid f l AimmTB to-T- o) liu 1 a To) By OLIVER SHERWOOD. (Copyright, 19:8. Salt Lake Tribune 18 The Oct. were CHICAGO. Large size, heavy weight, wool finish, regular prices to $6 50, while the lot lasts, pair Foe Every COTTON BLANKETS, $5.00 :IKP au Booze Payroll. ecytera given away with every $10 parch-erhach- s Furniture Annexe you get a $1.00 t '$10.00 o down payment n, Candy and Pattern ' WOOL MIXED COMFORT BLANKETS In solid colors of rose, pink, gold, hello and Large heavy weight cotton blankets, with fine fluffy wool finish. In plain gray, tan, with pink or blue border ; 3 also beautiful plaids. gray. For separately and bound with sateen binding to match blankets. Special, each CO RQ Qk OUiUU Special DbUU Departments) ssary to buy Suit $10 in any one $10 vorth off merchandise, at Adjustment Desk. depart-surchase- d erx-jehe- rs WOOL BATTS Silver .gray wool, mixed. Regular $2.00 ; for this week, srchpndise in any other dept.) $ burying another bootleg king her this week. Police wer there. An assistant state's attorney was there. Fugitives from justice, the new ruler of a bootleg kingdom, princes of the realm, officers of the outlaw array-- all were there in honored positions. Though sought for an array of crimes, knonn as the real powers In the Illicit liquor Industry, the object of widely advertised police search, these gang leaders went unmolested when brought face to face with the forces of the law,' That is one scene. Another is laid in the federal building. A federal grand jury is to investigate the outlawry that has made Chicago s streets a. scene of slaughter. Intimations are heard that fifteen police captains may be hooked up to the boose business, that as may have many as 1500 policemen been on payrolls of bootleg outfits, that boodle from bootlegging may be found to have seeped up into high county offices. Those picture make understand- able the strange immunity which bullions of profit gangsters enjoy. in boose furnish an opportunity for millions In tribute to the multitude who might make unmoof person lested business possible. But they do not explain why bootleg outfits murder one another In a protected business 'Competition' supplies that explanation. Greed for more business, double crossing, cutting in, underhanded moves to get a bigger slice of the millions In profit, probably even a touch of American restlessness to get ahead, all are back of the trouble. SMOKER MAKES each STEADY WORKER, 3ESSSKS Heavy Cotton Flannel Diapers size; half dozen in 27x27-inc- h the package. In white only, 44 inches wide, in mill lengths. Johns Hopkins Survey Concludes Tobacco lias No Interference in Just in time for making hand work gifts for Christmas; 200(J yards to. sell for this lot; yard. . Mill Seconds. For this week, package Coordination.1' NEW PEARLS SILVERWARE hi 7 SAYS PROFESSOR GENUINE er SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS A new assortment in manv beautiful designs $I.S5 to $3.05 QUADRUPLE PLATED BABY MUGS Each one engraved free if Each desired. GT $1.25 We have just received an elaborate assortment of the famous Omar Pearls, IS to One, two length in various sizes. Heed pearls, fesand styles. toon and rope designs. Also the new collar sets with bracelet to match. Pearl and rhinestone combinations ,ete. Priced from 00-m- id QUADRUPLE PLATED SILVERWARE Including bon bon basket, comports, bread and roll travs, candl estiiks, flower baskets, jewel eases, cigar boxes, etc BJO 0E Very special, each 1COO Pieces JL Special ling hat, S Preston Poultrymen Doing Good Business include r f I 8pHtl to The Tribune. 11 That PRESTOV, Idaho Preston le the Renter of k good poultry i indicated heavy growing dUtflpt " iehlpmente of chicken. Janiea Dorlgatti recently made two fhipment of poultry totaling 1800 aiao made pounds, and other parti w'vth-whil- e eoneignmente. The turkey crop for thi year le rood, and the indication are that Franklin county poultrymen will enable many families to enjoy turkey on Thanksgtving day. A large number of geee also are being fattened for the market . Values to" $3.69 at SI.CDtoS9.C5 I Joke." of Pottery the new red with 3 empire three-stran- .t'V wrappy K BALTIMORE, Oct. 18. (By the Associated Press ) The man who smokes Is likely to be a dependable and steady worker mors dependable, experhaps than the periments conducted by Dr. Knlht of experimental Dunlap, professor psychology at Johns Hopkins university, have tended to show. So far as woman la concerned "no scientific Investigations have been mads to furnish material hearing on the question," Dr. Dur.lap says, "and persons who aay that woman eannot smoke ss men does without Injury speak without evidence In support of whet they say." Experiments on the effect of smoking on maA not yet completed ai d not finally conclusive, were undertaken to learn whether smofetng ln-- 1 terfered with fine coordination. "There has beeij no evidence so far that It does Interfere, Dr. Dun-- I lap says. "On the contrary, such evidence at we have found Inclines to support the belief that the man who smokes wilt bs a mors steady and dependable worker Tobacco Is a sedative. The man who smokes la more likely to go along In his work with even produe-- ! tloii In amount and quality than Is the man who does not. "Smoking does Increase the blood pressure slightly, but so does the telling of a good Joke, and the effect produced by tobacco le not much greater than that produced by the 0. 1 Just received another shipment of the newest style frocks from our eastern markets, purchased at a price that will allow us to sell them at much less than their original price. Featured in satin, poiretsheen and velvet combinations. Newspaper Man Goes to Jail on Liquor Charge perl! to The Tr1tuee. OOISE, Idaho, Oct. 18. Harold Jsnnssa. manager of tha a newspaper pub. has begun (err llshsd at sentence in tho thirty-daa lng CaldwslL at following county jail his conviction of violating tho federal prohibition law. Ho Was fined in addition 8300. . A. W. McNeil, arrested at tha gamo time and found guilty, waa Mntencwd to servo ten days in a Jail and pay a fino of 1100. father la tho postmaster at Nampa. Tha casa attracted unusual attention, duo to the prominence en-of tha two men. McNeil waa gaged In the real aetata business, and waa active In civic affaire. Jsnnssa la an si service man. Ha waa In charge of publicity at tha state headquarters Republican two years ago. Whoa In Jail be announces bs srlll norite s series of articles rexplaining how It feels to be ln-end whst tor r'res oersted among prisoners m the JaiJ, ss well as tbs cord sanitary and otherwise, that ex-l- t Leader-Herald- . Many large sizes; also models for misses. Every desirable shade. Cl c J e: 7 J $12.5 y Jan-nes- 7 -- v th'ra |