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Ces ANS W. start Assn. New Ibs. wants re WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1931 5 THE GRAND JUNCTION DAILY SENTINEL PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Regulations Governing This Department No Ads taken over Classified Ads not to telephone, All classified run on alternate days or Ads--Cash. alternate- weeks.

Errors, the fault of The Sentinel, must be RATE -106 per' line. reported not later than Five words to the line. second day following (Note: No Ads taken' for first insertion. less than 20 cents). DO NOT ASK OR EXPECT ANY VIOLATION OF THESE REGULATIONS WANTED INTED Fat hogs and cattle Retty Packing Co.

Call 276. prices for fat cattle at your ranch. Call Sisac. Ph. 631.

1-27- ANTED. Set work harness. Call 3-23-3t INTED More jobs painting, paper hanging and decorating. M. 3-24-1t ANTED -Work on ranch, or Bert Williams, route 3-24-2t ANTED -Live poultry at car, Independent Lumber spur, FriMarch 27th.

Col. hens 15c, hens, 10c, cox 6c, stags 10c, pons 25c, live turks 16c, dux lie. Cash on delivery. Interuntain Poultry Pro. Co-op ascation.

8-22-2t ANTED -Team for feed. W. 0. Ferguson. Jet.

1077R2. 3-25-1t ANTED Small second hand range. 1365J, 920 Colorado. 3-25-1t double in orchard, wt. about Palisade 111,74, 3-25-14 ANTED Well broke horse, not yrs.

old to work single, WORK WANTED OMAN with small boy wants housework. Write 31 care Sen3-24-2t AN work of any kind. Ph. 9 3-25-3t INTING; paper- hanging and R. E.

Kennell, 1006R4. 3-25-21 INTING, kalsomining, cleaning rooms 310c up. Phone 1134, 3-25-2t ANTED- -Work with. tractor, Blowing or discing. Pl 3-25-4t MISCELLANEOUS accident and health insurance in the largest organization Its kind in the world.

For inmation see 0. D. Brutsche. 946 lorado or D. E.

Higgins, Main Grand Junction, 2-25-30t on monthly payments. Inurance. Six per cent paid on certificates. Citizens Finance location, 553 Main. Ph.

3-20-6t ADING car live poultry Mar: Intermt. Poultry Prod. Co3-21-5t pay 16c for your young, Ph. 108831. 3-24-2t HAVES for sale a large block of stock in.

the Canon Oil at Delta, now about the manufacture of Dry Priced extremely low. Oscar Walstrom, Olathe, Colorado. 3-26-3t EROH ANDISE SALE Stock: end fixtures to be soid at auc1 Friday 27, 2 olelock. Dry bds, groceries, work clothes, cases, Dayton scales, cash fister, counters, repose, in machine, ice chest, electric popper and peanut roaster. her store fixtures, C.

H. Barnes, Alta Colo. 3-25-1t ALL. party who found packages their Nash car Tuesday call Mrs. Clifford Young, 105R2.

3-25-1t INTER pays cash for furniture, Fools, livestock. Ph. 136. 3-25-2t FOR RENT RENT- acres good. graving land for sheep, les southwest of Olathe, Phone write.

C. d. Border, Olathe, PR RENT -Desirable residence property at Appleton. Phone 3-24-2t DR RENT--MY home at 907 Chipeta, strictly modern 5 and enclosed sleeping reh. well furnished: reserve my pm and half of double garage: rain to right parties, ReferIn required.

Phone 121 from 9 to 7 p. m. Phone 484 mornand evenings. 8-24-2t LIVESTOCK FOR SALE PR SALE Good grade Holstein cow. fresh soon.

Mrs. 8. B. itchinson, Hunter. WALL STREET (Associated Press Leased' New York, March The stock market backed and filled un-.

certainly in a welter of conflicting forces today. Freight and electrie power production, as reported for the latest weeks, made better showings than normal seasonal trends had indicated. The weekly steel trade reviews however, thi reported the first definite halt the uptrend in steel mill activity since the first of the year. Also, Westinghouse directors reduced the annual dividend rate from $5 to $4, after rumors had been eirenlated in connection the recent drive aguinst 'shorts that the $5 rate would be maintained. Shares were again turned over feebly in small volume.

The list worked higher during the morning, sold off around midday, and turned upward again in early Iternoon, under the leadership of American Can and Radio. Coppers were under considerable sure in the midday decline, Amertcan Smelting losing 2. Call money again was firmer, presumably reflecting government withdrawals from banks, outside offerings under the official rate of 1 per cent virtually disappeared. The close was irregularly lower. Sales approximated 2,209,040 shares.

Kansas City Livestock (Associated Press Landed Wire.) Kansas Olty, March -(U. S. Dept. of Cattle 5,500: calves 800; ted steers slow: most early bids around 25c lower: light yearlings and she stock comparatively scarce, steady to bulk of fed steers $7.25 to few choice loads held up to -light yearlings and ted heifers $7 to $8.25, with choice mixed yearlinge held above medium to good cows $4.26 to $5.50: bulls, vealers and calves fully steady; medium bulls $4 to bulk vealers $8 down; rew stockers and feeders slow, steady at $6.50 to 98. Hogs slow and uneven: 240 pounds down steady to strong with Tuesday's average; later trade tending lower; packers inactive; top $7.85 on 190 to 210 pounds: good.

170. to 240 pounds $7.66 to 140 to 160 pounds $7.40 to packing sows $6.40 to stock pigs steady, $7,25 to $7.75. Sheep lambs anound 25c higher; clippers Arizona springers $11. Kansas City Grain (Associated Penne Leased Wire.) Kansas City, March 26 -Wheat -13 cars; unchanged; No. 2 dark hard nominally 70 to 73 No.

3 nominally 69 to 726; No. 2 hard to 71e; No. 70c to 72c; No. 2 red to No. 3 nominally 71e to 72 c.

Close: May July 54 Corn- -47 cars; unchanged to 10 higher: No: 2 white 550; No. 3 to 54e; No. 2 yellow 551c; No. 3 52 to No. 2 mixed nominally to 53c; No.

3 to 516. Close: -May July 59 Oats-5 cars: up No. 2 white No. 3 to 312 c. Rye -Nominally 40c to 40 c.

Rarley Nominally 41e to 43 Denver Livestock (Associated Press Lessed Wire.) Denver, March 25- Dept. of' Agric.) -Cattle calves 50; including 10 cars southern stockers through and three care fat heifers and steers sold in country weighed here; opened slow on most classes; few early sales around steady; undertone weak on she stock; few loads cows $5 to $5.25: odd lots Nght heifers $6.50 to one loud best held above bulls $4.50 down; vealers up to few mixed yearlings lower grades stock steers $6.45. Sheep five loads direct: one to California; butchers mostly 10e lower; packing sows steady; top $7.65 on 190 to 210 pounds to all Interests; bulk 180 to 290 pounds $7.50 to 220 to 250 pounds $7.25 to 260 to 300 pounds mostly $7 to packing sows, bulk $5.50 to light butcher kind up to few feeder pigs $7. Sheep run includes one load California' springers; not much done early; drive-in lots good 84 pound ted lamba $8 flat, looked steady. Potato Market (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Denver, March 25-(U.

8. Dept. of Agric.) -Potatoes, U. 8, shipments 882; Colorado 117; truck receipts 565 sacks; on track DenVer 46 cars; supplies liberal; demand moderate; market slightly stronger. Colorado No.

1' Red MeClares $1.85 to Russet 91.75 to red soil Rons82 to Colorado grade standard Triumphs Rurals $1.25 to McClures $1.60 to If you fail to receive your Daily Sentinel please call 381 before 7 p. m. and a paper will be sent to your home. 9 IDLE KILLED FOR ON YEAR, TO FIRST WORK Denver Man, Father of Eight Children, Crushed to Death in Auto Accident Near Home (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Denver, March Stillman McQueary, father of eight children, WAS fatally injured this morning, shortly after he had left home to work on his first job in nearly a year. Happy over the prospect of work, McQueary climbed into the truck of his friend, A.

A. MeCreder and started on a drive to the South Capitol Hill district, where he was to cut logs, At an intersection only a few blocks from home the truck driven by McCreder collided with an automobile. McQueary crushed by the impact and died within a few minutes. McCreder escaped with minor injuries. Robert L.

Lipson, the driver of the automobile was held in Jail pending an investigation of the accident. He was only slightly injured. Chicago Produce (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, March 587 tubs; unsettled; creamery extras (92 score) standards (90 score carlots) extra firsts (90 to 91 score) 27 to firsts (88 to 89 score) 261c to 27e; seconds (86-to 87 score) to 26 Eggs, 17,903 cases; firm; extra firsts 19 fresh graded firsts 18 ordinary storage packed firsts storage packed extras 20 c. Chicago Grain (Amoniated Press, Leased Wire.) Chicago, March 25. Wheat rose today cents above yesterday's bottom level, but ran into profit-taking that wiped out much of the advance.

closed Irregular, lower to 1 higher: corn to up; oats to advanced, and provisions unchanged to rise of (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, March 25. WheatNo. 1 hard No. 1 northern spring No. 1 mixed c.

Corn- No. 3 mixed 59 to 60c: No. 2 yellow 61c to No. 3 white to 61 Oats- No. 2 white 32c to No.

3 white to Rye- -No sales. Barley- 37e to 58e. Clover seed- $11,75 to $19.25. Grain Table (Associated Press Leaded Wire.) Chicago, March WHEAT old. new, May, old, to 82, new.

June July, to to CORN old, new, 61 May, old, to new. July, 65; 65 to 615 old, 301: May, old, 32 to new. July, new, 37; May, old, 39 new, '391; July, 41 NOTICE OF TAX PURCHASE SALIC OF REAL OF ESTATE AT AND APPLICATION FOR INNUANCE OF TREASURE'S DEED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN and more especially to Eugenn Al11son, Eugene Allison, both ente of Amanda Allison, Grand Junction; Colorado. You are hereby notified that on the 8th day of December, 1927, the then County Treasurer of the County of Mesa, State of Colorado, sold at public sale to Fred Mantey the following described real estate, situate in said County of Mesa, Lots 7 and 8 in Block 133, Grand Junction and ante being made to satisfy the delinquent taxeR assensed aguinat maid property for. the year 1926.

and Tax Certificate of purchase numbered 28528 was lanued to Fred Mantey hy auld County That subsequent taxes and cial assessments upon anid propfor years 1927 to 1930, Inerty. clusive, and special assessments for the year 1931. were paid by the holder of said certificate of purchase, erty The for the year 1926 Wis more assessed value of said than $100.00. That at the time of maid assessment and said sale said property was taxed in the name of Eugena Allison. That the present holder of said Certificate of purchase, has made application to met for 8 Thy Deed to said bal prop- not arty provided reedemed the from same maid sale for been taxes; that time for redemption sale for of slad property from said taxes will expire on the 5th day of July, 1981, and unless the same has been redeemed On or and before dethat date will execute liver to the said Fred said Mantey a Tax Deed to property.

above described, an provided by Witness my hand and seal this Jaw. of March, 1931. (SEAL) W. Mesa 8. MEEK.

County. Trenaurer of First Second Publication Publication March 24, 1981. March 23, 1931. Third Publication March: 26, 1931. SNOW IS DUE OVER ENTIRE AREA TONIGHT Sheepmen: Warned to Protect Early Lambs; Storm May Be Godsend to Mountain Regions Grand Junction, the western slope, and, in fact, most of the Rocky Mountain region are due for a brief return of winter weather tonight and tomorrow as a result of a strong storm area central this morning over Arizona, the local weather bureau station announced this morning.

The local forecast as announced this morning calls for "rain turning to snow tonight and Thursday. Colder tonight and strong shifting winds becoming northerly. Stockmen, particularly a few sheepmen having early lambs out, were today being warned of the -storm conditions in order that they may protect the young animals. It is belleved that snow in some of the higher mountain districts will be heavy. On the whole, the storm should be a godsend to Colorado, espe cially if it continues for the next few days.

It will bring muchneeded additional snow to mountain districts, where the deposits have been extraordinarily light, and will, in addition, retard the development of fruit crops in the Grand Valley, which have been budding out earlier than 18- ual. Coming at this time with attendant cool weather, the storm should arrest the development of peach buds, which had shown indications of blooming out early in April. Cold weather at this time will not damage the buds and at the same time will help to with. hold the blossoms until later in the spring, when the frost danger will be lessened. The storm area central over Arizona developed rapidly last night and today overspread the tire Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.

It was attended by precipitation at scattered points from the continental divide to the Paeific const. A strong high pressure area is moving in from the Canadian prairies, bringing much colder weather, with sub-zero tem. peratures, in Canada. RESIDENT OF WHITEWATER DIED TODAY Louis DeMarco, Section Foreman of D. R.

G. W. for Many Years, Succumbs Here Louis DeMarco, section foreman for the Denver RiG Grande Western railroad at Whitewater, passed away at 7:30 o'clock this morning at St. Mary's hospital in this city, after an Illness of two weeks resulting from pneumonia and uremic poisoning. The deceased had made his home in Whitewater for the past six years, coming there from Cisco, Utah, where- he had served the railroad in the same capacity for many years.

Mr. DeMarco was born in New York, April 24, 1878. He is survived by his widow and three children, Mrs. Mary Rinderle of Grand Junction, and Niek and Louelle, reside with their mother at Whitewater. He is also survived by one grandchild, Lillian Rimderle.

The body was taken to the Callahan funeral home from the hos. pital. No definite arrangements for the funeral have yet been made, but it in likely the servIces will take place on Friday. RIFLE OFFICIALS VISITORS IN CITY -Fred Sayre and R. B.

Hobson, members of the town board of Rifle, and C. M. Donell, town clerk of Rifle, were in the elty today to confer with officials of the Grand Junction city water department relative to methods of repairing the concrete lining of reservoirs. The town of Rifle has encountered some difficulty in repairing cracks in the lining of its munielpal reservoir. The same difficulty has faced the local water officials in maintenance of the large elty reservoir, and the Rifle officials were here today to look over the methods used and to determine whether or not similar steps would be adaptable in Rifle.

BAR SILVER (Associated Press Leased Wire.) New York, March 25. -Bar silver a decline of The market was steady with limited offerings. The new Valley, in quired 500 struct, cost capacity of PE 'n REPORT FURNISHED BY THE SENTINEL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Abitibi. Power 10 Advance Rumely No trading Advance Rumely No trading Ahumada Air We Allgeny 10 Al Chem Dye 154 Amerada 20 Am Bank Note trading Am Can 128 Am Car Fdy Am Foreign Power Am Locomotive 28 Am Metals 21 Am L. 58 Am Radiator 19 Am.

Republics 10 Am Rolling Mill 32 Am Smelting 49 Am Steel Fdy 27 Am Sugar 58 Am Tel Tel 195 Am Tob 120 Am Waterworks Am Woolen 10 Am Woolen pid 87 Anaconda Copper 37 Anacwir No trading Andes Copper No trading Armour Ill 1 Atchison Atlantic Coast Line 104 Atlantic Ref 19 Aviation Corp Baldwin Locomotive Barnsdall A 12 Bendix A 23 Best Co 45 Bethlehem Steel Bohn Alu Borden 75 Bulova Watch 14 But Copr No trading Supr 1 Calariz 41 Cal Hee trading Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 42 Cerro de Pasco 26 Cert Pro Chi Mil St P. com Chi Mil St pid 0 WR No trading Chrysler 24 Coca Cola No trading Colo Fuel 25 Col 43 Com Sol 19 Com Sou 11 Congoleum 11 Con Film Con Film pid 18 'Con Gas 106 Continental Baking 22 Continental Can Continental Motors Continental 011 9 Continental Shares 9 Corn Products Coty Inc Curtis Wright Drugs' Ine 76 DuPont .102 Eastman Elec Eng Pub Sve 48 Erfe 31 Fid No trading Fox Film Freeport Texas 39 General Asphalt 46 Electric 52 General 54 General Motors Geni Ry Sig 77 Gen Pub 8ve 21 Gillette Razor 31 Glidden 13 Gold Dust 40 Goodyear 48 Graham Granby Copper Grent Northern pid 65 Great Nor Iron Ore ctf Great Sugar 10 7 Grigeby Grunow 4 Hershey :.100 Houstor. Oft 60 Howe Sound 26 Hudson Motors Hupp' Motors 111 Central 74 Ins Copper No trading Int Bus Mach 168 Int Come Int' Harvester 55 Mer Mar etf 14 Int Nickel 19 Int Tel Johns-Manville 77 Kelly-Springfield 2 Kennecott Copper 28 Kolster" Leigh Valley Ry iLby Own No trading (Liggett Myers 891 Lor Tob 18 Lou 0 33 Mack Truck Magma Copper 22 Miami Copper Mid-Continent Pet 13 Midland. Steel No trading Missouri Pacific No trading Mothlod Montgomery Ward 26 Murray 17 Nash Motors 39 National Biscuit 82 National Cash Register 31 National Lead 124 National 43 Nevada Copper 18 Central .112 89 Norfolk Western 199 North American 87 North American ptd Northern Pacific 53 Pacific'G 81 53 Packard 10 Pan-Am. Pet No trading (Paramount Publix Ex Ford.

42 Penney JC. Penn R. 59 Phil Pet 11 Pierce Arrow No trading Prairie 0 Prairie Pipeline 21 Procter Gamble Pullman 51 Pure Off 9 Radio 24 Reading No trading Republic Steel 22 Reynolds' Tob 51 Rio Grande Of Safeway 62 St 41 Sobulte 10 Seaboard Sears Roebuck 58 Seneca Copper No trading Shell 011 Sinclair Skelly Oil 9 So Cal- Ed 51 Southern Paeifle 99 Southern Ry 58 Standard Brands 20 Standard 83 Stan Oil Cal 45 State 011 N- 46 Stan Oil 22 Stanley No trading Stewart Warner 19 Stone, Webster 52 Studebaker 24 Telantio No trading Texas Corp 20 Texas' Gulf Sulphur 51 Texas Pacific No trading Tplatr 14 Timken 57 Tob Products Union Carbide 68 UPR 190 United 'Air 36 United Fruit 64 United I 35 Ind Al Rubber 118 Smelting 23 Steel Ut 29 Vanadium 75 Wabash -Ry No trading Warner Pictures 14 Westenn Maryland 16 Western Union 135 Westinghouse Airbrake 34 Westinghouse Electric Willys- -Overland Woolworth 64 Yellow Truck 14 Chicago Livestock (Associated Press Teased Wire.) Officago, March 25, (U. S. of Agrie.) -Hogs 16,000, 1m- cluding 2,000 direct; slow; mostly steady; spots strong: top bull 160 to 210 pounds $7.90 to 220 to 330 pounds $7.20 to $7185: packing 80 WE $6.35 to medium and good 275 to 500 pounds $6.35 to slaughter pigs, good and choice, 100 to 130 pounds $7.25 to $7.85.

Cattle calves 8.000: good and choice steers predominattris in run; early trade fully steady with shippers setting price pace: $11 paid for 1,487 pound bullocks; numerous loads with weight $8.75 to lower grade weighty steers about steady and light kinds steady to 10W- er: best yearlings early liberal supply heifers yearlings in run; mostly 25c off, Instances more: slaughter cattle and vealers, steers, good and choice 600 to 900 pounds $8.50 to 900 to 1.100 pounds $8.50 to 1,100 to 1,300 pounds $6.25 to heifers, good and choice, 550 to 850 pounds $7 to common and medium $5.50 to cows, good and choice. $5 to common and medium low cutter and cutter $3 to bulls (yearlings excluded) good and cholee (beef) $4.25 to cutter to medium $3.75 to vealers (milk fed) good and cholce $7 to medium $5.50 to 87: cull and common $4 to stocker and feeder cattle, steers, good and choice, 500 to 1,050 pounds $7.50 to common and medium $5.50 to $7.50. Sheep few sales strong to unevenly higher; good to choice wooled lambs, 94 pounds down, $8.50 to best held around $9.25. unsold; few clipped lambs fat $4 to lambe, 90 pounds down, good and choice $8.50 to medium, $7.75 to 91 to 100 pounds, medium to choice, $7.25 to all weights, common, $6 to ewes, 90, to 150 pounds, median to choice, $3.60 to all cull and common $2 to- $4. Denver: Produce (Associated Prose Leased Wire.) Denver, March 25.

Butter prices dropped 2 cents. Creamerles got 31 cents a pound for firsts and 27 to 29 cents for seconds. Butterfat was steady, farmers geting 28 cents a pound for stock delivered at the Denver creamery, 26 cents for fat on direct consignment, shipper's track, and 21, cents for stock taken at the coun- try station. Eggs were barely steady, as receipts still exceeded demand. 'Farmers were given $4.50 to $4.75 a case for current receipts lover: 56 pounds and $4.75 to $5.10 for whites over 52 pounda "were unchanged! with receipts and inquiry.

Farmers got $1.85 to $2 a hundredweight, bulk basis, for Pintos delivered at the country loading station. $2.40 to $2.50 for Grent Northerns and $3:50 for Baby Limas. Bill Der Says A woman's work is never done, if she depends on her husband to help a bit around the house. Let us help you fix up the home, Cannell Robinson Phone 888W First and Main Miscellaneous For Sale BALED hay 65c and: straw 60c. 524 N.

Jat. 3-21- FOR SALE High testing vegetable and flower seeds. Mrs. Uttermann, 341 Main. 3-23-3t FOR SALE.

Sheep fertilizer, $3 ton, 1024R5. 3-25-1t 10 CARS sheep fertilizer at $1 per ton F. O. B. Thompson.

L. H. Redman, Thompson, Utah. 3-215-3t FOR SALE- Combination stove, electric mangle. 338 Ouray.

3-25-2t HOMES FOR RENT FOR RENT- -Four TOOT house and garage, 1083R5. 3-25-1t FOR RENT- -3 room furnished. house, on First St. 1242. 3-25-2t APARTMENTS -For Rent FOR RENT Apartment, 333 White avenue.

3-24-2t FOR RENT- -Furnished apartment. 1556 W. 455 Gunnison. 3-24-2t FIVE-ROOM furnished Apt. newly decorated.

Phone 12593. 201 North Ninth street. 3-24-5t FOR RENT -Modern furnished apartment, close in, adults. 342W. 3-25-lt FOR RENT- -Small apartment.

Ph. 3-25-2t BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room 3 blocks north of business, college. 126 2.M. 3-24- REAL ESTATE- -For Sale SPECIAL FOR SALE The nicest, most modern 6 room mahogany finished new home in the city. Come and see at 1421 Grand avenue.

Ph. 1694. 3-25-4t FOR SALE 10 acre ranch 3 miles from town, 4 room house, well improved. 1065R11. 3-25-2t REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR LEASE My ranch of .100 acres on Redlands to any reliable party paying general taxes and water assessments amounting to about $750 a year.

M. C. Hinderlider, State Capitol Bldg, Denver, Colorado. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADES- -For good milch cow or brood SOWs, 8 1927 Ford sedan, good condition. 1109R3.

3-25-3t MONEY TO LOAN MONEY to loan on real estate: R. L. Magill, 518 Main. 2-16- LOST LOST- Steel fishing rod, near St. tracks, Reward.

3-26-10 Leave at Sentinel, POULTRY FOR SALE FOR SALE Colorado accredited Reds, Rocks, Orps and Leghorns. Colorado certified Leghorn baby chicks at reduced prices. Also started chicks. Write for prices. Warren's Hatchery, 3-26-1t Delta; Colo, Business Opportunities ONE THOUSAND dollars buys ipt.

in one of best businesses in Grand Junction. worth. $7,000, going good. Write care Sentinel. 3-24-2t BUSINESS LOCATIONS LOCATION FOR RENT BUSINESS -Newly decorated roont at 120 N.

Seventh, Just off Main, cheap rent. 3-25-7t Mutual and Hollys wood LOCAL PRODUCE Creameries Butterfat 25cv and 27c according to grade. Weather For Grand Junction and vicinity: Rain turning to snow and Thursday; colder tonight; strong shifting winds becoming northerly. LOCAL DATA Mean temperature yesterday 41 which is 5 below normal. Highest yesterday 54; highest same date last year 54; same date during the last 40 73.

Lowest this morning 41; lowest this date last year 411; same date during the last 40 years 22. A Temperature at 6 p. m. yesterday 52; at m. today 44; at noon today 46.

m. yesterday 35: at 6 a. m. today Wet, bulb temperature at 6 p. 35: at noon today 39.

Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yesterday 12: at 6 a. m. today 42; at noon today 58 per cent.

Total precipitation for 24-hour period ending at 6 a. today, none; total this month to date, .53 inch; which is .11 inch below normal. Los Angeles Livestock (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, March (U. S. Dept.

of Agric.) -Cattle 550; calves 350: holdovers 345; slow; mostly steady on steers; COWS weak to lower: two loads good 893 to 1,144 pound Arizona and Texas fed steers load' 869 pound Texas 10. cars Imperials 'and San Joaquin steers just arrived; few Arizona heifers two loads Colorado cows $5.65 to $5.75: bulk common to medium $4.25 to 85.50; cutter grades $4 down; calves, holdovers 345; slow: early sales lower; selected milk vealers $11; good California $9.95 to $10; bulk unsold. Hogs 100; steady; load good 193 pound Texas butchers bought to arrive locals $8 to packing sows $5,50. Sheep 300; 2 decks just arrived, steady: 2 decks choice 69 pound trucked in, lambs assorted spring, deck 72 pounds $8.50. NEW YORK CUKB (Associated Press Leased Wire.) Cities Service new Cities Service pfd 83 Cons Copper Mines 3 Elec Bond Share 57 Ford Motors Ltd 17 Gulf Oil 66 Ind Tor Mum 16 Midwest Util 24 Newmont Mining 31 Shattuck: Denn: Stan Oil Ind 31 Texon 011 Land Two sections today- -be sure Iron get both MAIN DRUG CO.

(Hammer Drug Co.) Complete Line of Drugs and Druggist. Sundries 158 Main Phone 175 Alta Fools, PR DR pm E. W. Terrill TRANSFER AND STORAGE MOVING CRATING Piano Moving, Baggage Hauled NIGHT OR DAY les PR Motor Bus -West. Connect at Union Bus station: at Salt Lake City with Pacific for all points west.

Leaves Grand Junction 7:30 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. COLORADO UTAH MOTOR WAY Call 693- Peterson Garage 441 Colorado Avenue $1.75. waterworks at Edwen England, which remen 10 years to and has a 1,600,000,000 gallons..