Show APRICOT AND CHERRY CROP FROST NIPPED WEST VEST IS COLD Weather Man Ian Unkind Toward Several Mountain Moun tam tain States AUTOS SNOWBOUND Foot of Snow Reported In One Colorado Section Cherry and nicot crop crops in the tho North OGden district were ere nipped by frost Sunday night when the temperature tell felt to 15 degrees s In InO O Orden den Peaches were not re- re reI reported r ported I ported damaged to any great ex extent ex- ex ext tent Cot t nt In the county fruit districts although there will also nIs be bo some somo loss of cherries and apricots apricot inand In inand and about Boy Hoy it was said A high wind accompanied the temperature drop which continued throughout the night zino IN IS VALLEY Huntsville llIe reported zero toni tem t temperature m- m but no damage damase was w done don as 08 spring crops have bave not been Leen planted and there Is little early fruit in that vicinity C R E B of North Ogden I IC said that an early arly Inspection of his orchards indicated the ric cher-ric cher- cher cherries rice ries and apricots were damaged but apparently the peaches es escaped es- es escaped coped Thc and apricots were nearly In bloom while the peach bUM bUds had hau 1 not rot yet et opened LOWEST IN I 1 The Sudden fall of or the mercury to 15 if degrees degree brought the lowest temperature of March according to tho report of or Arle Arie Van Yan d de local weather eather observer A brief snowstorm Sunday I brought precipitation of 03 01 of if an Inch Jn inch h Sundays Sunday's maximum was 47 41 deiTte degrees A A warm sun this morning caused the mercury to riss to 25 degrees at nt 7 o'clock WHOLE corn COLD l DENVER Cob Colo March 29 2 By fly The rhe Th Associated Press weather man mau held promise to th kY Tor roUf from tho Iho weather weather which has hos turned Into winter tin the like spring like temperatures which have ha prevailed for several weeks He forecasts more now mow to fol follow foi- foi low In most parts of the tb region which in many ninny places has ha hils expel i a continual tall fall of or lakes almos without Interruption tion ion since last Wednesday WhIle Whilo Montana was ln having colder weather followed b by snow flurries List losi night in Colorado the tall fall was heavier ben and between Colorado Springs and Denver 48 automobiles were stalled in snow snowbanks snowbanks bani banks caused by drifting A foot on the level le was reported at Pal Pal- Paliner Palmer mer iner lake between bet the two clUes itA RAIN I IN IX ARIZONA Arl ArlOna oha o had general raInfall which wa was heaviest lest in th the central portion where Phoenix had haa near near- nearly n nearly ar- ar arIy ly Iy at Inch yesterday and early last night Most lost Of the snow which ties has In the glon In the past few fow daSs daa day melted ns as a i it fell While dropped below freezing at al several se Montana and Colorado points during the night no extreme freezes were reported Sod and farmers were planning to take advantage o 0 of the excess of oC mois mols- moisture ture turo to continue spring arlly 1101 l abandoned several days ago so o BOISI Idaho March 2 By 9 TIle The Associated Press Boise Press Bol thermometers registered as ns low lowas lowas lowas as 26 2 above zero last lost sight but bul the Iha temperature had moderated rated before morning Fruit growers crowers see eo no cause for alarm In the weather conditions for tor no fruit except perhaps apricots have ha neen damaged a as aa yet et Th The sky Is overcast and from appearances there w ll lj some orne sort eort ort of precipitation predl At any ny rate say flay government officials the cloudiness of or the sky will prevent severe seere over frosts CULl CLI IN IX I Idaho March 29 2 Dy By The Tho Associated Press Press- Yesterday a 11 cold spell pell was w usher usher- ushered ed Id into with a snow snow- snowstorm storm torm which ended in a heavy wind The Th temperature to 10 10 above zero last night nl ht This morning it II Is warmer but the local meteorologist t forecast t below inc freu f ing temperature tonight lit lit- |