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AAttftPAY. Ito a, 1 Passenger Traffic Increases • aKpraately.- a* - s h o w by «ueeea elve to® 1-8 °{ depoalta. In oae French cave In the Department o( Haute Oaone, skeletons hdva been1 found, for Instance, of no jess than- 800 hears, who had need It as a place to die. carrl id on by the' city of Asnlapd; Mr. JhCltsoh tits ordered’ k bfg, ' porci lain ‘enameled sttoel sign’ with <¡0 exposed lights whlslf wilt replace the preidnt wooden, flgn over hla cate. Jt will be install ed wlthfc tho qeyt few tgeeks and will add much to the. Improve ment of that section" of .the busl. * ne«s district. ' ’ • • BY WILLIAM J. MefcVOY (V. F. Staff Correspondent > WASHINGTON. May 8.— (UP) — The lure^of the Senate- Every election ye^tr, without exception, numerous member« of the House who enjoy firmly ce mented aeats In the" lower body, are attracted by the glamour of Senatorial toga. LONDON, (UP)— Doubt aa Ur the practicability of building an airship with a duralurmln cover ing. aa proposed by $ group of De troit engineer«, was expreaaed to day by Commander C. Donnie Burney, managing director of'the Airship Guarantee Company. Ltd., and foremost authority on air ship construction in England. “I have seen samples of the metal that I understood It la pro posed to use," said Commander Bandit Seeks To Buy Hiß Release * ’From prison Cell CHICAGO, May 8.—Althodgh Joseph "Yellow Kid” Well, 'the king of con men,"fs In jail await ing sentence to prison for poses- slng stolen goods he hasn’t stop ped promoting. Thursday “The Kid” offered to reveal the hiding place of $350,- 000 la securities missing since $2,000,000 Rondput mall robbery in exchange for leniency when he appears for sentence. Rows Mean Oai from C a lifo rn ia— th« whole 74®<pou»A , tra in was s u t o f th e questleu,.eo;l*e o rle r used h a lf » carload of mattresses a bed fo r him . Governors Will Dedicate Bridg Governor Pierce of Oregon and Governor Richardson of Californ ia will be the chief speakers at the dedication of the bridge near Requa, Cal., May 17, which will mark the completion of the Grants Pass-Crescent City section of the Redwood Highway. The Ashland chamber of commerce Is asked to have representatives at the dedi cation In a letter Just received by Secretary Fuller. The bridge Is known as the Douglas Memorial bridge and is the final connect ing link of thi new highway be tween Grants Pass and Crescent City. With Aft Safe STOCKHOLM — (IP) — Mo rally our cave-men ancestors wefe quite respectable, asserts Dr. Hanna Rydh, Sweden’s brilliant young woman archeologist, who has personally taken part in cave explorations on the European continent. A doctor of philosophy from the University of Upsala, she ranks as an authority 'on the paleolithic period and is a former "attache libre” at the French "Musee des. Antiquités Natlcm- ales" In St. Germaln-en-Laye near Parla, She has jnst published a book concerning dailly life as it was led at the tlrite the' human race lived in cavee, In which «he con clude« that every day care« Were then quite heavy and that a race which won the battle with cold, enow, ice, wild beasts and epi demics Is In every way worthy of our highest admiration. Weak lings,, dUilpates and all those loading "irregular” live« were «oon killed off and only the St- test survived, «he pointed out. The prime reason for taking «belter In the cave«, «he continue« was not the desire for privacy in a home but .protection from the cold. Often severe battles had to be fought with wild animals for the possession of a cave, and prob ably it was man’s ability to make fire that decided the victory .in his favor. In many caves men and beaats occupied the same cave One of the outxl.'indlnt; members of •he Cornell varsity erew this season is E 1. ‘CiAiinodme ’ Anderson A n d e r s o n is N o »! m d pulls <» mean jar thev sav Cornell, bv the way. ■o.>k>* for a wlnninu .'ampaign on the s u t . r v itli ihe annual I ’ntighkoopsie r.^ u iiu standlmt out as the biy event * Missing at sea fo r 130 daysj’the prey of alternate storms and calms, the four-master schooner Irene finally made its way to San Pedro, Calif., after Wing given up as lost. The schooner sailed from Grays Harbor, "Wash., Dec. 14 for Miami, Fla.’ with a load of lumber, but was drivep far off its course. There were rations for only about one more day when it finally reached the harbor. But the crew ’s first cry was, “ Give us a smoke.” Burney, "and It la so much heav ier than fabric that 1 do not see how an airship constructed of it could (be commercially practic able. We studied the querflon of the building for the proposed England to India airship service and after due consideration we turned it down." The new dirigible which Bur ney'« firm 1« building is of ap proximately the same site aa the one proposed for construction in Detroit. It has a length of 720 feet, a diameter of 130 feet, and a ga« capacity of approximately 5,000,000 cubic feet. The dir igible will be driven by seven (00-hqr«e power motors at a «peed of approximately 70 miles an hour.- It can carry 100 pas sengers. It Is expected that the new airship will be ready for test flight# early in 1927. FIFTY - TWO * • ’ t . 18 REASONS RAQUEL ORANGE BLOSSOM PERFUME $2.50 You will be pleased with the quality and workmanship. CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO. In the Heart of Town GRADUATION GIFTS Purse S in , >1.50 —The witching breath of orange blossoms — whis pering of springtime. 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Bnt yet they court political disaster by seeking Senate p|acf* In the coming November elec tion «an even doaen House mem ber« will be found reaching eut for Senate place«. Pour members have already announced formally that they will run while similar announcement« are . expected H. Sams,