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Show I .LUC UEIULD BOY. SLAYER The -- 1 MIXING ' Calif., Nov. 6. fi gun aboard the U. S. S. Colorado blew up during target practice late yesterday and killed three seamen and an officer and injured nine others, four critically. Tne explosion of a shell in a half-ope- n breach was held rethe accident. sponsible for Those killed and injured were iruck down by a hail of steel Xiat swept the upper deck of the battleship. The gun was blown to pieces and the big ship was rocked by the force of the detonation. Consistent with naval policy, a cennorship was established and official confirmation of the An FACES CHAIR EDIT Life) The literary attempt of tho college is on its way. Scribble club members are anxious to see a Scribble published this quarter which will do honor to the BK PREPARED FOR CHRISTMAS AHEAD OF RUSHING UTAH. LQ MAGAZINE iStudenf J anti-aiicr- JOURNAL SCRIBBLE CLUB T BOWL SAN PEDRO, , luerate TIME BY RUTH ADAMSON' Have you ever experienced that grand and glorious feel- -j ing of being prepared for' Christmas long before the day! arrives? Although the day is less than! two months away the privilege will be yours thus year if you! hereby resolve to act at once. Leisurely planning and shop- -, ing will give you a thrill that can never be derived from the! hustle and bubtle of the week: before. cause of the tragrdy awaited Take Your Time closed hearings today before a Stocks will be complete and board of inquiry and a board you can take your time m makof Inquest, both to be held on ing .selections without having the Colorado. your toes stepped on or fighting your .way through crowds. First, turn to your budget. Russell R. McWilliams, above Now. if ever, it will prevent a old Rockford. 111. or- -, financial catastrophe or short- phan, has boon sentenced to the electric chair fur the lulling c age at the end of the year. Figure out what you can William S. Saylos, 64. a str spend for presents, then buy car conductor, m a holdup. The accordingly. From the past you! buy pleaded guilty know it is easier to loosen the - , 1 at! and purse strings overspend Christmas than any other time. Plans Being Made Down Through List But with a budget you resist! For Skating Rink, the temptation to yield to sen- timent. If you allow a quar- ter for Bobbys top, you will Student Life , Fob every women who inherits do your best to find one for, to so on And less. or that five plans who present According price win beauty, there are the Utah Aggies will have an ehnrin and good looks. Without down through the list. no like ice skating rink by the is the There other time health, there can be little natural present to get home-mad- e g.fts time snow flies this fall. Ixwuty. And a serious handicap ready and to apply finishing! Professor H- - B. HunsakcT a n to health is constipation. touches to those started early in charge of present orr.tnge-nienl- s. This widespread ailment often the it is his plan tc and year. causes headaches, iistlessness, Remnant counters are teem-- 1 raise enough money, from varsallow skins, pimples undering w'ith bargains that can be ious organizations, to ha'O mining both health and beauty. fashioned into dainty under-thing- s, vonden tramp work buhl a.u Yet constipation ran he overpractical but pretty coos. a nub house. come by eating Kelloggs aprons and whatnot at very Tt'is work mint he romi.Meb cost. small All-Bras liv L; fore snows prohibit This delicious cereal Gifts fur Kitchen ot ihc work bulk, wliieh gently provides Kitchen gifts prepared during Lest year with an 'mprovi-eclears out the wastes. And Vitathe canning. preserving and rink - made after the anev cov-eimin B to tone up the intestinal pickling season during odd mothe ground, ili , Agg'cs tract The bulk in All-Bra- n ments can be wrapped, packed organized a team winch (leis much like that in lettuce. for and and labeled shipment, f(,at,rd the Salt Lake club ant! Try two tablepoonfals daily if distance demands, mailed. aISD ,;wclc fru homo 0Umr usually sufficient for most If you haven't laid In a suptypes of constipation. If you ply of materials for dressing intestinal trouble up your gifts, do so boi-,rthe Gather up not relieved this grand rush starts. HOUSTON. Tex.. Nov. 6 way, consult your boxes, the indispensable, corrufor packing Last February Mrs. O. Barker gated cardboard doctor. .breakables, heavy wrapoing pa-- 1 hid an $800 diamond ring or. All-Bra- n supher person and took it safely 'per and cord. Be prepared. the for plies iron through a holdup. Just recently blood. At all grocollege professor Ishe took it off for a few min-- j Colgate Made by cers. utes. and put it on a sheif. says tests show that girls Kellogg in Battle who are the life of the When next she looked for it. it Creek. don't make good was gone. Someone had broken party wives. They make plenty of in a door and stolen it from HELPS KEEP YOU FITi wives sore, tho. . the shell. of the school. The Scribble, the only literary magazine of the school, is published once each quarter. Every Aggie is eligible to be a contributor, and Scribble welcomes many, contributors- - Students, if you have literary aspirations, the Scribble offers you opportunity for work now which will prove of much value. Let us have it for Scribble, wont you? Or do you feel a little quaking desire to write? Try it. and let Scribble see your work You have until December first to write your contribution. Scribble welcomes writing of every type poetry, especially slioit story, essay or Rny thing eric literary. Try your lxapds, i I students, at the writing game. This quarter there is to be a new innovation in the Scribble. Formerly there has been a Magazine, hut this time It is to be published with Student Life. We feel that a Student Life issue of Scribble will make the magazine available to every student. Eligibility for Scribble club comes only through contributions to Scribble magazine, so that makes just one more reason why every student should write for Scribble. Material for Scribble Is due by December first. It will be accepted anytime before then, contributions to your gdlth Funk, Grant Redford, Herald Lillwhite or Marion Redford. Write for Scribble, and write right NOVEMBER FRIDAY, now! G, 1 0 Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Ver-- 1 munt. Virginia, and the District of Columbia have received less; than their share of appoint- rinrnU in the apportioned departmental service at Wash-- 1 j ! The American steamer Hubert, owned by the United States shipping board, tas ashore off the English coast today, Lloyds agent was informed. 3E. W. ELLIOT i mg Ion, D. C Full information may be ob- tallied lroni Albert O. Anderson Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examin- ers at the post office in this F ' The United Statis Cml Serhas announced city. open competitive examinations as follows: Guard (Pinal and Correstion-- , al Institutions!. $1 080 a year. Set vice Penitential y Closing t CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 6 A pVnSu phYmk.rical che- - n,odern Pled piPer walkpd lnto mist, 5 000 to s 400 a year, a beauty snop here, unfolded Bureau of Construction and Re- - ,a gis mask, and offered to rid pair. Navy Yaid, Washington. the shop of rats. His offer ac-C. Closing date, December 1, cepted, he donned the mask and 1931. scattered some powder around Division leader. $5 000 to the place. The powder gave off a year. Buteau of Entomogas that caused the atten- dants to run out of the place logy Department of Agriculture-Closin1 1931 for date December air. In a few minutes the Economic analyst t urban real man walked out of the shop a and of Bureau $3,800 informed the proprietress estate), year. Standards. Department of Com- - that the job was done. The men e. closing date, December proprietress went in the shop to discover her pocketbook miss- 1, 1931. '.All Stales except Delaware, ing. vice Commission - D , $6,-4- SHIP ASHORE pace, five 3 1. 00 j & COC j PRESTON President Taylor Nelson of the Oneida stake presidency has announced the Oneida stake conference to be held November 14 and 15. The first session will be held Saturday, November 14 at 7:50 p. m. in the Third ward chapel. The Sunday sessions 10 a. m., 2 p. m., and 7:30 p. m. will be held in the Preston opera house. The Sunday night session will be under the direction of the stake M. I. A. officers and they report a very extraordinary pro-giais being provided for the ' occasion. The stake officers call attention to the fact that loud will be installed to enable everyone in the house to hear the conference sessions. m 3E.W, ELLIOT &COC GAVE THE DIFFERENCE ar V j j Guaranteed Quality At Lower j j i j j ou H H O pro-giei- d Cs3 ' i WE PAY 30c PHONE FOR EGGS 172 WERE MIGHTY .PLEASED MR. FARMER Ii&ffly Wiggly and the Modern Maiket is mighty pleased to know that the price of wheat continues to rise. Were hoping for a itoal Recovery in the grain markets. Pigglv Wigglv is always with You, Mr. Farmer. WE HANDLE NO RLTTER SUBSTITUTES! O O V H O H 3 P d K SEGO MILK fc can 5for3 10 Bars ft ' GRAPES Fancy Red Tokays 1 COFFEE lb can DEL MONTE $ Extra Large 81. Pal UBI) BUTTER Pure Sweet Creamery PIIOPPLE 7t SUGAR 10-l- Large Gan. U CELERY M b. (loth Rag- - POTATOES 4 P3 SWEET US 3 rr O I BEAHSU Hroken Sliced Choice Yearling Lamb and Mutton at a very unusual bargain. Every piece guaranteed to be tender and to Save You MONEY! ! 12c 7c 28 C LEG ROAST per pound SHOULDER ROAST per lb. CHOPS and STEAKS 3 lbs. RIB and BREAST STEW... lb. -- lbs. Frankfurters, 3 lbs. Pork Hocks, or iv.LjLIbs. Spare Ribs 2 j I CHICKENS ACKEREL I T Pound Libb.vi-Saue- r Krauf FREE with any one of Ihese three items. FOR 35c H fcP Hamburger, MODERN MARKET C 4c 25c Kippered Salmon, lb. . . Veal Stew, ib. Heinz Diiis ft 9c4 5 Tb. f 10c IOC TAMALES CHIU PRICE WITHOUT QUALITY RULERS 4 OF I.OW TRICES MEANS NOTHING 3R W. ELLIOT & DO C X Wt ELLIOT & COC |