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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08
HAHNE
is THE BRIDE
OF f H. DWYER
Daughter of Prominent Mer-
chant Weds Noted Lakewood
Driving Master.

Miss Ethel Frances Halhne, daughter
of August Hahne, president Of the
Hahne- stagg Company, of this city,
was married this afternoon to Francis
Henry Dwyer, of Lakewood, by Al
derman John j. Riordan In the City
He'll at New York. It was said that
there will be a religious ceremony
later.
Miss Hahne gave her age as twenty
three and her, residence as South Or
ange. Mr.. Dwyer said that he was
a riding master and that he was
twenty-five years Of age. They OBJ
tanned the license to marry a few
minutes before the ceremony was
performed
When Mr. Hahne was informed of
the marriage he said:
"of course, object to it, but they
are of age and what can do? for
give my daughter for marrying
against my wishes, however"
The groom Is 9, member OF one Of
the best known families in Lake
wood, where his father has conducted
riding school and stable for years,
and has been assisted by his sons.
The family has a shore home at Deal,
and have taught riding to the young
men and women of practically all the
wealthy families in that section, as
well as Lakewood.
August Hahne was a member of
the firm of Hahne & co. until about
seven years ago, when he retired.
He is the head of the recently in
corporated Hahne-Stagg Company,
which has not yet commenced to do
business, but has leased the premises
at Broad street and Central avenue.
nue..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08
Wrecked Japanese Cruiser
Declined U. S. Warship's Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Admiral
Howard advised the navy depart
ment today that the commander of
the Japanese cruiser Azama, ashore
OFF the lower. California coast, had
declined neutral aid from the Ameri-
can ships San Diego and Raleigh.
Secretary Daniels said he assumed
the Azama had obtained aid from
other Japanese vessels.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08
Stole Worthless Papers
Totalling $4,0O0,0O0, Charge

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-wlliam Mitch
ell. who said he lived In New Jer-
sey, was arraigned in the Tombs' Po-
lice Court Saturday. charged with
stealing cashiers checks and vouch-
ers totaling s4,ooo.o00 from a Wells
Fargo express wagon. They were
being removed from the National
Park Bank and loaded aboard the
vehicle.
According to the driver. Mitchell
snatched the package from the wagon
with the handle of an umbrella and
tucked it under his overcoat.
The cashiers checks and vouchers
were all Cancelled and worthless.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08
British Warships Shell
Turks DardanelIes Forts

BY the United Press.
LONDON, Feb. 8.--British warships
hurled shells into the Turkish land
defenses near the Dardanelles with
telling effect according to dispatches
from Athens today.
A turkish torpedoboat firedupon the
destroyers. They promptly replied,
firing nearly 200 shells. Heavy ex-
plosions were heard from the dircc-
tion of the fort, suggesting that the
shells had exploded the magazines.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08
BY KARL H. Won WIEGAND
United Press STAFF Correspondent.

Copyright, 1915. by the United Press;
Copyrighted in Great Brittany.
BERLIN. Feb. 1 (via The Hague
and London). Feb. 8.-"Does anyone
for a moment believe that England in
her determination to crush Germany
by every means in her power-even
attempting to starve women and
ch.ldren-wouldn't use Zeppelins II
she had them?'
It was Count Ferdinand Won Zeppe-
lin, creator of Germany's dreaded
feet of aerial battleships, that spoke
This was his answer to protests raised
by Germany's enemies against the
use of Zeppelins, and the dropping of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08

Following is the first of two in
terviews with Count Ferdinand
Won Zeppelin, the famous German
inventor and Union army veteran
of the American Civil War. ever
granted by him to any newspaper
man. They are the first inter-
views equally important in their
revelat'o what the creator of
Germany's sky battleships thinks
of the present and future possi-
bilities. The second interview will
be published in the Evening Star
tomorrow
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-02-08

teontlnued on Fsse :. oolumD s,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23

Undismayed by this blow to my
artistic ambitions, decided to go
into the motion pictures. The Bio
graph Co., one of the first to produce
pictures, had it's establishment in a
private dwelling in New York city.
Motion pictures had not become
popular then and were being used
mostly by vaudeville houses at the
conclusion of the performance to,
drive people out. 1t was not con-.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-23

sidered good FORM to be interested
in the movies"
Accompanied by a girl friend who
had already played extra parts, I
descended on the Biograph.
We climbed three. flights of car
petless stairs and entered the ball
room which occupied practically the
entire third floor, and in conjunction
with the roof was used as the studio.
/ never, saw a room so crowded in
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Contractors Smith & pabor have the
formations IN for the whidden bloc&,
and the brick will be commenced hi
once
W. o. Feageu has Il force atfforkI
on his water system for the town \ He
has well 400 feet deep. We aye toI
have pure water, and I'm any quantities
for all purposes.
A special meeting Of Poinciana
Lodge, +. x a. NJ, will be. held Tues
day evening. Work In first and second
degrees. A school of instruction will
be held I'm Avon Park in March, the
date not yet fixed.
The street committee has been busy
for several weeks opening up the
streets Of the Park, TO the town lin
its. The tax payers do not object 10
this expense for town Improvement.
Hon. ]. skipper and Miss Marie
Callahan, Of punta Gorda, motorcd to
the Park Saturday. They spent Snu.
| day here and returned Monday.
Rev. McDowd conducted the ser.
vices at the church in Shady Grove
| Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid will give a supper
at the church parlors Monday.
The young people met at Mr.. and
/ Mrs. StevenSon's for candy pulling
last week. \ very pleasant time they
| had.
\ surprise was given Miss +. Hart
last week. \ large party Of the younl
! people were present and Il very pleas
ant evening was passed.
Mrs. Grover Langford charmingl,
entertained the G. &. Club at Mrs
Pcltods hImc Thursday afternoon
All members were present, and pro
grcssive 500 was played. Mrs. NortoI
Smith assisted the hostess In Scrvin.
most delicious refreshments. The clul
will meet March 2ud with Mr.. -
| Cauncld.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Lnnicr an,
Mr. aud Mrs. william Sheffield CAV,
Il most delightful valentine party
The hustcSscS were charming I'm Mar
! tina Washington gowns Mrs. LAME
posed ms chef aud aid her part we'll
Mrs. Eb. Goodwin was pleasing "a
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Priscilla. There were other pretty and
interesting costumes. Games and mu-
sic furnished diversion for the guests.
Mrs. George Wells carried on the
prize in the guessing contest. Deli
cious Refreshments were served at Il
late hour. Every one went home de
claring the party great social sue
cess.
The ladies of the civic League will
hold a meeting I'm the council room
February 25th at p. IN.
The ladies Of the Temperance Union
will give social at Mrs. woodruffs
; on Tuesday evening at 80, March 2.
Every one IS invited. Come and have
q good time.
Mr.. John Barker, who formerly Nv
ed I'm the place on the north side Of
Lake Verona, now owned by S. d.
Lee, and who for several years has
been superintendent of a silk mill in
Gloversville, n. y. Is going TO France
rs manager Of silk factory there.
with him will go Mrs. Barker, his
| two sons and his son-in-law.
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BERNIONT.

Mr.. I'd. Stoll WAS in Arcadia sever.
al days during the week on legal bust.
ness.
Mr.. Ed. Edmunds was business
caller in Arcadia on Tuesday.
Messrs. Burke and Aldridge drove
to Arcadia on Tuesday and brought
out NJ. Smiths household goods.
NJ. McQuade was an Arcadia and
Punta Cord visitor during the week.
Stll it rains in Bermont.
A little European war arises in our
village now and then.
the trHmwuy is within one mile Of
our township. We are promised rail
road transportation soon.
Sheriff Dishong made one nf those
unpleasant visits to our township ON
Saturday. Nuf sed.
Mr.. r., T.. Bailey was a caller at
the News office on Wednesday.
Mr.. Keith drove to Arcadia ON
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hoffman aud son, Rex, OF Arca-
dia, are spending few days In Ber-
mont with home folks.
We understand new bride has ar.
rived in BermOnt aud will leave one
less bachelor. We will refrain from
giving names until we get correct ia
IA
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ed Of games and tests suitable for the
OCCASION. one very interesting fea.
turc Of the evening was finishing cut.
ting the tree that Washington started.
The first prize, beautiful glass
hatChet, was won by Mrs. Estclle Lew.
is. The BOBBY was won by Mr.. Ralph
Dyctt, Another contest was making
the most words out Of the name
Washington. Mr.. John Penick won
the prize, which was small Wash
ington hat. Mr.. VIII Kelly won the
BOBBY prize. Several other games
were played. Then the guests were I'm.
vited into the dining room. where a
delicious salad course ana hot ChOco.
late was served. Punch was served by
Misses Grace Montgomery and Odessa
Reynolds Miss Garner was assisted
i'm entertaining her guests by Mrs. A
+. IIarner, Miss Eva Stillwell and
Miss Mae Gillette. The following
guests were present: Miss Lena Wild.
den, Of Punta Gorda; Mrs. Estelle
Lewis, Of Arcadia; Miss Flosse Rey.
nolds, Miss Katie Carlton, Miss Mel.
lie Andrews. Miss Courtney Wilson,
Miss Claude Reynolds, Miss Hazelle
Jones, Miss GaTnetta Mccormick, Miss
Ellen Smith, Miss Mae Gillette. Miss
Eva Stillwell, Miss Belle Howell. Miss
Audrey Freeman, Miss Clara Mont.
gomery, Mrs. +. A. Garner; Mcssrs
Albert Darcy. ROllie Montgomery, c.
/. Smith, Vernon Hurt, Ed. Surrcn.
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PALNIDALE.

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Simon Peregrlne arrived home Mon.
DAY from an extended trip to Orlando
He came through in II Ford, which hc
purchased while away.
Amos McNamee made u trip to La.
Belle Monday after u load Of oil fUl
ID. l.. Delaney.
l.. Ross, resident manager Of the
I Pulmdule Land Company, made bus
mess trip to LaBelle Wednesday.
Frank Weaver aud Grant Ridenoul
Nent down to LaBeUe Wednesday Oh
Business.
Lester Beneke made a trip to La.
Belle last week after u load Of citrus
trees for q. Stein.
IL. l.. Delaney made two trips to
Lakeport the past week.
f. j. Mansfield, postofllce Inspector,
d st. Petersburg, was in town Thurs.
day on business.
IL. ID. Townsley arrived Sunday
rom his home in Nateby, Canada, to
visit his sister, Mrs. II. L. Delaney,
Md brother, X. Il. Townsley, Of Fort
Myers.
The following guests were registered
ID the Palmdale this week: a. II. Jen-
sen. Eftingham, =; Levi Anderson,
Wisconsin; L. j. Mansfield, st. Pc
Iersburg; Fred j. Lindeuberger,
Bmesport, Mo. Mr.. Miller, Junction
City, Kansas.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Darcy spent
saturday and Sunday in Palmdale.
The young people will give a George
Washington entertainment at the
school house Monday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs, l.. Ross and children
abtoed to Fort Myers Thursday, re-
fhIning Friday.
A Christian EndeayOr Society has
heen organized here, and several good
meetings have been held. Meetings ey-
IN Sunday evening at p. IN.
lack Kruntler visited ut the Tibbitts
home near Venus Sunday.
ID. NJ. Bullurd is suffering from Il
very sore hand, caused by trying to
crank Il motor boat engine.
Dr. Thulkill departed Thursday
for Il visit to Fort Myers and other
points.
Ethel Wlsncr is able to be out again
81 crutches.
Grant RidenOur and family moved
ioib town last week and are occupying
the Howen house.
Lester Bcntke entertained several Of
his boy friesds last Tuesday evening
fn honor of his 18th birthday.
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BUCK LAKE. .

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Miss Clara Shumard returned home
after two weeks visit among her
friends around Kuhlman. Her CHEEKY
pleasing manner made her Il good
many friends, who very much regret
her leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holloway are
returning north by way Of Arcadia,
and will spend n few days ut the Of.
i've place. the beautiful home Of Mrs.
sgd llollOway'S mother and father.
out here on the hills and among
the lakes there seems 10 be a spirit of
contentmcnt and harmony among all
Work and play 20 hand in hand, and
so the spirit Of Improvement does not
wane. \ picnic was held ut Lakeview
the home Of Ed. Goodwin. The night
previous about eighteen Of the party
stayed up all night setting trOt lines
and talk about times! Wen, | guess
the echoes Of the jollity were heart
all along the shores of beautiful Luli,
vide luncheon for the hungry fisher
men, and they were well repaid fol
all the trouble. Mr.. Goodwin made
three trips over the lake during tn,
day with his launch, and all who rod,
with him came back To the quaint boat
landing with many words Of praiS,
and thanks for the delightful ride.
There were over forty at the midday
meal, and the spread was truly Il bouu
tiful ana appetizing one.
Messrs. Sullivan, Hope and Sor
have Just returned from weeks stay
at Lakeport. They returned with tw,
tine oxen and a new pony. aud report
fishing as being so good that other,
are planning u weeks outing To erl
some Of the big catches they report
about Lake Okecchobce. guess tn,
oxen do not like our prairie for they
broke away from Mr., Hope while
making trip To- Arcadia. but hc man
aged to bring them safely home.
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THE RED HILLS.

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4dr. Ceylon Carlton made trip t.
t4kcpurt last week ana was highly
t'tted with the fine gardens he saw
4eNn there on the banks Of the biz
hte.
This part Of the county is fast
ttanging from the old homestead see
I|Hn, as now one can see signs tackled
up Of land for sale, and we venture tu
81 there will shortly be quite real
fffatc boom, rs the different home
fieaderS prove up and want to sell u
m Of their land.
Rlr. Littlcton Eurcs and Mr.. Thorn.
~ Taylor have returned TO the Red
Fipls from a trip to Barlow. They re-
&9ft the roads as being in very bad
1hape.
Pr. Robert Eurcs and Mr.. JAY
Hfird are starting a large nursery
Of the rough lemon stock, and Mr..
haird has located at the Red Hills
permanently, and his brother whom
Ne expects from Kansas soon, will be-
&n the improving Of about forty acres
~ land.
Hon. James Carlton is at present
way from his Red Hills home in the
Herthern part of the county, survey.
"a
tuesday of last week a wagon train
Used through our section loaded
III lumber, iron roofing and other
sliding material. bound for the south
tfp end of the Red Hills. near what Is
lied Bald Hill. where several set
lie will soon locate. This building
~ teriul Is the property of Mr.. Nc.
IN. Of kaufman. He Is building n
|pre, and will soon be able to supply
VI while section with the neccsSaries
1I life. The location is an ideal one.
"fing midway between Venus and the
liver Lakes. We wish for him grand
|Nfcess In his new enterprise.
PR. Hammer is making extensive
improvements on his homestead. and
~ soon erect house. which will
Ike another family added to our
"hutiful lake section.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Holloway. Of
|bicago, who are visiting his brother
IN Buck Lake. called ON Mr.. and
%. c. u. Collins, Of Highland View,
NHe day last week. They are delighted
9TH our section Of the country. Mr..
"plloway expressing himself that
ben we get transportation we will
We one of the most healthy and
autiful sections OF Florida.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
GROWERS AND PACKERS
Aroused to Discuss and Organize tue
State TO Protect the Citrus
Industry.

We hope to have the greatest mass
meeting ever held In the state at the
court house In this city Saturday, Feb
ruary 27th, at p. IN.
Come prepared to discuss and hear
discussed: How TO Increase the De
mand and Get Liring Prices for Cit
rus Fruits How to Abolish the Adc-
ton System How to Annihllare the
Third Middeman; How to Secure
Righteous Laws to Protect the Citrus
Industry. and any other questions Of
interest to the grower and packer.
lSigucdl
Il. PROUTY,
THOMAS PARKER,
n. b. KING,
c. W. CARLTON,
DAVID SCOTT.
HENRY LANGFORD,
w. NJ. SMOKE.
\. u. WILLIFORD,
II. NJ. LOCK,
FRANK WELLS,
DIV Committee
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
DAMAGED ALLIES FLEET,

Constantlnople. Feb. CIT is Off
clally announced that three British
and French war ships were badly dam.
aged by forts at the western end Of
the Dardanelles during the lombard
ment Friday. The allies flagship had
to be lowed away.
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JOSHUA CREEK. =

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Quite number Of people are Sicl,
in this community ut prcSent-juSt bad
colds is the general complaint,
Mr.. Louis McClcnithan has been
sick for week with fever. but at last
reports he was recovering.
Mr.. Il. II Kimball has taken COLI
and we are sorry to state has bad
spells Of asthma from which we hope
he will soon recover with our Florida
sunshine. Mrs. Kimball is very much
better since coming here.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Morgan has been SUI
fering for some time, and is under
careful medical treatment. His condi.
tion. we are sorry to state, is some.
what critical.
Mr.. Ben Goodwin was in Arcadia
on business Monday, and is making ar.
rangemcnts to leave for Il visit 10 Cal
forna.
Mrs. Goodwin and little son. Clif-
ford will leave shortly for n visit with
her folks In Kansas. prior to going
TO California. They made many
friends here who will regret their de
pature.
Miss Mary Mcbride has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. Micliler. north
of Arcadia.
We are glad to learn Master Alex
Whldden who is taking treatment for
rheumatism in Arcadia, is improving
nicely.
Mrs. +. +. Parker and Mrs. ]. Il.
Kimball called on Mrs. Y. q. Parker
Saturday.
Mr.. n. o. Parker Is having great
improvements remodeling the Parker
home, and no doubt it will he one Of
the handsomest residences In our soc.
tion when completed.
Benjamin +. Greer, Of GraSSmerc
New Hampshire. brother Of Mrs. Il.
II. Klhball, and Mrs. Charles George
has been visiting In this section, and
was II guest Of Mrs. II. =. Tucker on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway, Of Chico
90. have been visiting at the home If
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Prouty, ut Olive
Place.
Mrs. Martha Cook. an esteemed Ia
dy who has been visiting her son, Mr.
d. Cook und family. died last Friday
night of heart failure. Mrs. Coax had
made many friends since coming TO
this community, who will mourn her
death. Mrs. Cook was 81 years Of
age the day Of her death. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A.
+. Walker. Of Huntington, Va, and
the remains were taken to Arcadia
and expressed To Geneva. Nebraska,
her home. for interment. Her grand
daughter. Miss Neva Cook. accompa-
MED the remains on the trip.
Rev. Walker. Of Huntington. Va,
Is a guest of his fatherin-law, Mr..
Tom Parker, this week.
Aieck Whidden. the sou Of Mr..
Abriel Whidden. who has heen IN Ar
cadla for several weeks being treated
for rheumatism, is greatly improved,
and returned home last week.
Abriel whidden, Jr., had the mis-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

fortune to have his arm broken last
week.
DR.. simmons, Of Arcadia, was call.
rd wednesday to the home Of Mr.
Frank Hutchinson to attend his little
daughter, who We regret to learn is
very III.
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gathered some weeks by Won.
send them anyway. II your sec.
ton is left out, II will be because
you have 40 one 'ateTsstAd spaB-
oiently to ropresehs It
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
County Correspondence.

The Desoto County News wants
the news Of every section of the
County, and urgently requests
someone In each locality to sand
Us q news letter every week. No
matter how few items can be
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
FNN-oN-te-e-e-e
BUSINESS LOCALA. 4

For all sorts OF citrus nursery stock
address G.. s. Holllngsworth, Arcadia,
Fla. w-10tf
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
GERMAN SUBMARINE
REPORTED SUNK

Copenhagen. Feb. pa German
submarine is reported 20 have struck
a mine of Nunday last hight.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
NOCATEE.

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Miss Ethel Garner entertained the
esleyan Bible Glass Monday evening
her home with a Washington party.
be evenings entertainment consist
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
AVON PARK
DEPARTMENT
s. D. TUCIkER, EdItoT

M Communications should be handed to Mr.
Eck subseripon the ed
br of dspartm
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

GOOD TASTE
In apparent IN all our work, and W.
allow nothing TO leave our shops that
has not been suJected TO our best per
sonal supervision. Many believe .
monument 10 their dead IN beyons
their means. We think we can show
them how they can HnOrd . pretty
good one,
WE POINT WITH PRIDE
our monument work In this local.
y. We make 10 your order, but We
ways contribute our artistic HHs
tOfessIODaI knowledge I'm the Selee'
on of n design.
,OUTU FLORIDA MARBLE WORKS
Harry L.. Finney, Proprietor
BARTow FLORIDA
FRED 8. GORE
Local Agent Arcadia, Fla
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

NURSERY TREES represent the
HOllingsworth Nursery. Can furnish
any kind and any quantity Of seed
ling or budded stock at reasonable
prices. For particulars see S. n.
Langford, Arcadia, Fla. 1O-f
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

FOR SALE-Three sows and % pigs,
two weeks old; three shoats seven
months old. Apply TO J. A. Christ,
Arcadia Fla. 2S.tf
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

ORANGE GROVE FOR SALE-For
sale cheap, old bearing orange
grove. Apply to owner. Julia f..
Craft. Bridges, Fla. 2.25 to 3.1S-p
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-21

Would Like to Get Up Drive.

Jacob H. Frad of Blackhorse, was
in Heppner on Saturday and spent
some little time in talking up big
rabbit drive for his section of the
country and territory adjoining. The
rabbits have increased during the
past two seasons to such an extent
as to become serious menace to
the farmers. Mr.. Frad thinks that
one or two we'll organized drives
would be the means Of getting rid of
a very large number of them, and
following this, other means of their
destruction might be devised which
would put the rabbits out of bust
ness These pests are not entirely de-
void of value, however, according to
Mr.. Frad. He is convinced that they
are the best chicken feed going and
nothing better can be used to make
your hens lay. He kills the rabbits,
skins them and draws them, then
puts them through his meat grinder,
cutting up flesh and bones together.
This Is fed to tht hens and they get
busy right away producing eggs just
as fast as they possibly can. Mr.
Frad says the rabbits are worth
twenty-five cents apiece for the egg
producing food.