Show FROST DAMAGE TO CROPS HEAVY BEETS BENEFIT Fur Further Drop in iii Tempera Temperature ture Predicted Cold Wave r in iii Idaho of Several Se thousand dollars orth worth truck crops were damaged b by tho tim frost anI and freezing temperature last night and Memorial day according to reports re received ro- ro ed ce b by J. J Cecil Alter chief of or tho time local ocal weather bureau The predicted su sudden den drop In temperature Is bound to do still sUll more damage amage ho lie SItS says The snowstorm Memorial da day was the first on that day duy since 1851 I according ac no- cording to the weather bureau records Most lost of the damage was In MId aio Bountiful Woods Cross Val YErda Veida s 's and amid on tho benches benches' about Salt Ial Uiko Lako o valloy MIdvale's lId tern tem went sent down own to 31 1 degrees acco according ac- ac co cording rill UK to reports made mado by br the Utah Smelting Refining company compan Idaho Crops Hurt Tho Time whole country suffered from tho the storm and frost TIm The Oregon Ore on Short Line railroad reports repos s In- In injuries juries done dona b by tho the snow fall fail east cat an and west of Pocatello ml nd Downe Downey Ida lila registered SO 20 O degrees r es-r 8 above e zero Sol Soldier ler Summit on U the Jl e Denver Rio Grande Granilo registered re d 21 I degrees de lle- grees above zero and tho ho same sam report camo came ron Yellowstone park paik lInker Baker City Ore was 30 10 and n U Utah ah 31 ii degrees MaJ laJ Fred Pred Jorgenson adjutant a general gen gen- oral eral was yesterday reminded of or simlar aim sim- liar lar weather In summer lays days Ho JIo said Wo We 0 played baseball In Salt Lake Lale In Ina Inn ina a n snowstorm storm Jul July I I. I 1900 We 0 t t. lo play a championship game ame A with another Salt Lako Lake team Learn We Vc wore our OUI overCOats overcoats over over- coats when not at the tho bat nu and they ther were not uncomfortable A Again aln In June 1908 we C had a fair air snow now the thc year car the thc high h h school 1 cadets vent to California and Juno 6 6 1 11 I. I we lund tad had a snowstorm when tho the precipitation tion lon was waa two Inches Visitors at the stata from Cache county yesterday declared ll FrI FrI- s ny storm was worth a million dol- dol tars lar ars to tho the beet cro crop which ha had the storm not come would ha hae been PI C ruined as segam iU 1 boot beets cannot b c Irrigated until tho time tubers are aro out of or he the ground which swept t Tho The unusual h bet het t wave 0 ho tho state during the earl carl early part ot or the hali up Ip various arlou crops aldIn amid ald In iii n many Instances grain crops wore ln lug Ing- MR plowed UI up as the hot wave c had killed the er i i |