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(TV C Hat in Hiiiir — s st PASADENA Cal May 2 fF — Maor C Ben Ross of Poealello JFsther Estcb 25 formerly of Seattle who announced that he would leaped to her death from the Colo- be a candidate Friday rado street bridge over the Arroyo nomination for for the Democratic governor of Idaho Seco today She was the twenty-nint- h person who has plunged toi death from the "suicide span" which ’is 120 feet high Graf Mo emciils Disturb Session United States foreign trade In poul3 try products last year totaled $16-12- 349 FRILDRICHSHAFFN May 2 (UP) he Graf Zeppelin made a privately chartered excursion today and plaved havoc with the league of nations’ arbitration and security session The dirigible left here at 8 a m Alwtn Schmid of Kiessnlcht Switzerland chartered the air liner for a loy ride over his country and Invited 26 Swiss friends When the Graf flew over the glass room at Geneva where the leagues aibitration and security commission was meeting the delegates forgot all about their draft convention to prevent war Even Chairman Eduard Bpnes’ gavel failed to bring the commission back to Its peace efforts until the Zeppelin had disappeared from sight — I SALE On SAXOPHONES CORNETS BANJOS TROMBONES etc Very Easy Terms Glen Bros II Co MtIN SO Give a IDAHO FALLS Idaho —Clarence R Crowley Friday shied Ills hat In the ring lor the district Judgeship being tlie second to seek the nomination for that position at the Repub- Ucan primaries this fall C J Tav-lo- r anIncumbent previously nounced that he would be a eandl- to on date succeed himself the bench The district comprises Bonneville Jefferson Madison Fremont Clark and Teton counties Mr Crowley has served as prose- cuting attorhey of Bonneville county and has lived here for many years He w as In the lower house of the legislature last session onCREDIT $50°° ar A - -- We Suggest i Vafch A BULOVA She adore will this rectangular shape engraved exqui- sitely Butova movement Wrlvt Watch — with bracelet 75c b 1 e Weekly Waich accurate Strap Thin Model & 17-Jew- ELGIN el $40 of Another gift suggestion merit — this thin model reliable Hjrln movement potket WaUh 4 $1 !) 00 Weekly I" SIVE 21 East "Slop ygm&mmmsn GREEN 5TA Broadway ami Shop by the Bid (Jock" $ ' Inches wide A NM'AL Mlltlll LED MOSCOW Idaho—' "The Idaho Forester” annual publication of the associated foresters in the school of will forestry University of Idaho be distributed May 15 according to William T Kriminies Boise '30 rdl- -' tor Assisting Krummes are James T Sowder assistant editor Howard T Sargeant business manager and Fred R Neweomber assistant busl- -' ness manager TOI HIST KILLED I AS CRUCES N M May 2 opi— L B Anderson tourist from Auburn Calif was luslantly killed last night when he was struck bv a hit and run driver on the road between Las Cruces and Mestlla Park N M Ander- son is survived by his wkIow and one child Afternoon Dresses Rayon Alpacas Half-rayo- and cotton printed fabric Ideal n for inexpensive dresses for women or children and also for beach pajamas Both 30 inches wide dark and pastel grounds 95 anci 59 Lovely new patterns in bright signs suitable for women's dresses 39 distinct de- or children's inches wide 295 Juanella beautiful new assorfment Just arrived! 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Just stop Wash Fabrics Crow loy Seeks k 1 Buy All These rial candidal® for Idaho on the Democratic ticket Friday night Mayor Ross has served four terms as head of the Pocatello city govern- ment and has been chairman of the Canyon county commissioners lor t litre teims He was defeated by H C Baldildge for the governorship two years ago General opinion Is that there will be but little party opposition to Ross’ candidacy He Is well liked by both parties and has long been one of Idaho s most ardent farm boosters In connection with the announce-- 1 ment Mayor Ross made the follow-m- g statement: Mayor Define Stand On Various Questions "I believe good roads are an asset to the state Our agricultural Interests demand the very best of trails- portatlon facilities However I be- lleve the interest of the people who pav for and use the roads should be paramount that building roads and the Interests of political parties should be kept separate and apart "I think the people of the state understand the Importance of my attitude on this question In my opinion thought must be given to Not that the Interests of agriculture I think the state should assume a parental attitude toward the farmer "I believe the encouragement of economic management among the farmers and an effort spent In the direction of having machinery casts reduced and tax valuations investigated would do much to clarify our agricultural sltnation "I favor a nonpolitlcal Judiciary and regret exceedingly that the state Judicial svstem In Idaho lias drawn criticism from the press "I believe the state school funds should be conserved and kept separate and apart from other funds and that a detailed audit of said funds should be made and a report of such audit be made accessible to every taxnayer In the state If our state school funds are depleted our tax-- situation will become desperate "In my opbilon we should maintain a liberal attitude toward all of our educational Institutions because money Invested In education brings a greater return than money spent in any other way” to stop him said ing but helple-it was all oer so qukkly he scarcewas happening ly realized v hat Vucasoileh fell In a cow pasture about 500 yards from the airport In a small satchel he had brought to tire airport was found a suicide note It read: "Dear wife: I am taking the best way out I can't bear my sickness any more Give my regards to papa Andrew and Jennie Love to you and baby Oood-b- y John” Andrew and Jennie were Vucoso-vich- 's brother and sister At the Letterman general hospital at the Presidio here It was learned Vucasovtrh had been discharged only three days ago after being 111 for three months A member of company M Twentv-mnt- h engineers Ninety-firdins ion he had been wounded by shrapnel In the latter davs of the war and for 12 years had required medical attention awwwwi4 1 Ben Rows Seeks Nomination on Democratic Ticket POCATFLLO Idaho — Major C Ben Ross of Pocatello formally tossed his liat hi the ring as a gubernato- John Vivaxovii h 38 Sonora merchant leaped 400 feet to his death near the municipal airport at Mills field today In a plane he had hired for a "Joy ride" Three minutes after the take-of- f Vurasov tch sitting In the forward cockpit of the plune released the safety belt stood up and leajted Into space Pilot Walter D Olson watch- Music AY In Race for Governor 111 Californian Kcleases Belt 100 Feet at Safety Altilmle Jump! 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