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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
zoghurt to Promote Longevity

Zoghurt- q preparation of sour milk
which has recently received much at
tentior by European physiologists as
a promoter of lcngevsfy, IS said TO
have been IN general use IN Bulgaria
for many years, with the result thar
IN that country. which has q popula-
ton Of only four millions. there are
$500 zoghurt eaters OF 100 years OF age
and upward
Professor Elias Metchnikow OF the
Pasteur institute was the frsf TO di-
rect attention 10 il but he had no
sooner d0ue so than Professor Rein
hardt Of Vienna announced thai he had
known all about IL for years and in
tie Austrian Review tells how the Rul-
garials prepare the zoghurt Cows or
goats milk is boiled in an open vessel
until reduced TO about half It's Original
volume. Then il is cooled. and when il
reaches z temperature OF about Us de-
grees some zoghurt already prepa REQ
is stirred into il and IN is left 10 fer
menl- The germ, which the doctor
calls maya fungus, acts quickly. and
the zoghnrt is ready for use in q day.
Professor MeIchnlkow's theory Is
that the ferment contained In rne milk
attacks certain bacteria WHICH develop
in the human system and have poison
ous effects He has proven by expert
menf- he says. that the zoEhurt has an
absolutely disinfecting influence and
that by destroying the poisonous germs
Il not only prevents disease but also
arrests the process or aging
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Personal Mention

A 3 sePp o. Ukish is guest zt the
Fred Meyer Of ST Louis is at the
s. Francis.
A B Brown OF Walnut Grove is Al
the Majestic
George a Bizisdeu Of Denver is a.
the EalrDozE
Y ( Dodge OF Portland is staying
Al the Grand
? W Reynolds Of Kansas City is Al
the Dorchester
Z " Crellen has taken apartments
~ the Jefferson
r. O. sachs q New York is = guest
a. the Stewsru 4
Il D Bsdglsy Of Reno IS registered
al the Stewart
A J. Murray OF Los Angeles IS regis
tered Al the Grand
" II Croker OF New York IS q
guest AZ the Grand
Norman " Church Of Los Angeles
IS a. the St Francis.
Il Il ReichnEn OF New York is Z
guest az the St Francis.
Nr- and Mrs II. H Buster OF cosusa
are staying a. the Stewart
Nr. and Mrs Charles II. Zachariss
are staying al the Stewart
Judge TrEbucco Of Mzr.posa is a
guest al the Pacific Grand
Edwin kellogg OF Santa Barbara is
staying Al the Pacific Grand
[. s Gregory, sheriff OF Amador
county, Is Al the Pael1c Grand
NJ and Mrs L A Green Of Los An
geles are guests AZ the Holland
d. and Mrs ". & Evans Of colurn-
bus are registered Al the FssrnolI
Mr. and Mrs A c. Bilscke OF Los
Angeles are guests AZ the Falrmcnt
Ar- and Mrs P B Fraser OF stock
ton have apartments st the Fairmont
2 8 Holly q Stockton and NJ Ait
ken OF New York are AZ the Baltimore
p Nzikea Of Rzwhide and Mr.. and
Mrs L A Green OF Los Angeles are
al the Holland
Recent arrivals AT the Savoy were
r J. Smith cf Plzcervilie and 7. &
Crzbtree OF Lliaois-
Among recent arrivals az the Hzmlin
were Ar- and Mrs !. Stevens and +. 3
Dszyer of Los Angeles.
Iszdore B DockweiIer and " D.
Norton Of Los Angeles have apart
zezts a. the ST Francis
= B. Hickey. the Nevada cattienan
and banker, Is Al the st FrauciE, sc-
conpz1led By Mrs Hickey.
z G. Gerber. Mrs " z Gerber and
Mss Irua Gerber q Sacramento have
apartments AZ rae Ezirnont-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
A Few Words With
the Lady Of the House

housekeeper must select the seasoning z
which her own family prefers
When z soup. sauce or vegetable Is
10 be Favored with an herb or another
vegetable the hayoreT should be added
toward the end Of the cooking period.
Since the oils and other bodies which
give seasoning vegetables and herbs
their flavor are volatile they are either
driven of by long continued cooking z
or rendered much less delicate In favor
Herbs that are 10 be left in the dish
or served with the dish must be added
just before the food is served The
herbs generally served with the dish
are ehervA. parsley. tarragon and
chives-
Burnet- thyme. summer savory. sage
and sweet bash are cooked with the
dish q short Iim@nol over 20 minutes
and are then removed
The little bunch OF mixed herbs, the
bouquet ga-ni" SO often referred 70 IN
Cook books, is made with two branches
OF parsley, . sprig each OF thyme and
summer savory, small leaf Of sage
and small bay leaf, ali tied together.
This is cooked with the dish from 10
70 20 minutes then removed The bay
leaves must be purchased at the gro
GERS Iurnlps- carrots pe-snips. celery.
leeks. ciboi. onions, ETC. when used Just
IS favorers, should be tied in q bunch
and cooked p Or so minutes In the dish
and then removed
When shailot and garlic are used
they should never be cut but separated
into cloves" One Glove will be enough
for small quantity of SOUP. sauce or
ragouL Never fry shaller or garlic
Cook in the dish 10 be favored about
10 minutes, then remove
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
The Dependent Woman

There are many dependent women
besides those who are dependent EnaH-
eizlly- Women who are dspenden;
others. not only for their acts. but al
most for their thoughts. The reason
for this is simply because the inexcr-
able force Of custom has prevented
them from developing their individual
ily-
A woman is net supposed 10 go about
alone. and custom therefore takes
great pains 10 provide her with society.
and given constant compa1lo1shlp. she
does not think for herself IF q woman
goes 70 z strange town she IS laden
down with letters OF introduction, and
power 70 enable her 10 get GeQu6ant-
ed" quickly. lzberiag under the iua-
preston that until she IS acquainted
4te VIII be only barely possible On
an individual life OF her own and not
one prescribed for her by some one
else VIII not be lonely. even IN E
strange town There IS an INFINITE
finding our things for oneself, IN hunt
ing Up little parks and byways. IN
fsr-eung cut quaint shops and in IN
earthing unique eating places; IN fact.
IN conducting oneself On all sorts OF
voyages OF discovery
For instance. II q woman in San
Francisco takes q ride 10 the cliffs. IL
Is not necessary that she should have
companion 70 call her attention 10
the seals 6isporting themselves On the
rocks. She has heard about the seals
On those particular rocks all her life.
and can see them without assistance.
She can hear the deep roar Of the
breakers and the surf pounding on
the beach Old ocean Is no respecter
OF persons and does not reserve his
message for the escorted or chaperoned
lady Alone al the cliffs the indepsnd-
ent woman can hold sweet communion
with nature. and all the glorles OF
earth and sea and sky are hers.
Man Is commanded 10 forgive his
enemies Nowhere is imposed OF him
the far more oihcult task OF forglying
his friends"
Too many friends or acousintances
man. during business hours. devotes
himself 70 business. and his friends
know that they cannot intrlte upon
his time without good and sufficient
reason On the other hand, a woman's
time IS surprised TO be killed" She is
supposed 10 be amused and entertained
and kept from being lonely. so that
she naturally ceases 10 think and plan
for herself
The sppreciative woman is naturally
grateful for the kind ferethought ot
friends and man bers OF her family
who wish 10 shield her from every
bit Of unnecessary eKertion or fatigue
or worry. but IL IS difficult 10 see how
she can be benefted by going about
like ar sutomatOn over carefully
planned itinerary without any volition
of her Own There is such q thing
as life being made too easy. and IL is
are not infreouenlly found among the
nervous wrecks when they could just
as well be happy, healthy, useful, brill
liant members OF society
The chief want in life Is some one
20 make Us do what we czn-"-Emer-
SOn
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

--NA -aH-LE 10 conc 4eT IEA Reds, are
spending The tine IN the neighborhood
20 Del Monte Lake county has
caught the eFe of many. and the
springs of TINS most beautiful sec
lo1 of the state VIII entertain them
a 1eW have been a little Eaore arrbi-
tons and VIII visit Les Angeles
>TI DEBAKER N NEW COUNTRY
perfect score from Poison 70
-aIEs cross. Alpine county. ard silver
tsEe IS me repcrr made by = II Birch
1L Drs1EeN Sacramento county,
Who purchased recently Z g horse
power stuGebsker touring ca-. fully
equipped Birch ssFs lnsI he left his
houle tu ousEEeg three miles from
Eo-sol. al s-ls e. -a- visiting Single
spring and ClErlzsville, where he took
atoard tke engineer looking after his
mines, arriving 81 PlscerEElle for lunch
HcI- he left Plscervllle a. lie p n
1-rl1E the intense heat Of the day and
r-a--E arrived A. The 1aoE cf Grizzly
--at mountain. the grade o1 Ehick-zs
Eo9U- seven miles. with an average Ct
- 20 3 per cent grade, beng con-
pe--ec 10 work the car On the interme-
1ls-e Gnc lGW speeds almost the entire
distance ef seven miles 70 the top Of
tie mountain
Descending On TIE ether side. the
encountered and were compelled %
cross : stream - feet VICE and four
-eeL ceeR. the water rushing iuIO Ile
tolleal o the car. IleE arrived al
GRIZZLY E-st al E-lS, rsn CT TWO miles
60 Acll- Pleasant gold mine and re-
turned q Grizzly Fiat FOR dinner that
evening B-rcl Was Informed LhGE Ihis
H1s -1r 1rst sutpEOb-le thzC 1ac eger
1eel l1 EEsr section
leaving Grizzly Fat a. SIS o'clcck
-le sane evening they started for
--lEE cross after having been informed
- Joseph Lyon who Lss the poStet1ce
--ere. rLsl Il was impossible 10 make
--z rrLp. as Lhere Was loEhi1g hut :
l-z- abc-r seven miles long. Birch
---e-rElec LAe Trip and - cutting man
1----z ana szEebrusL as theE went
=-1 following rLe pack ITzl- c01g-ng
--Ees and climbing over boTl6ers- While
s- --e sane llDe ascending E<grzoe o
411-t 15 per cent for seven miles, sl6,
1--er passing -le summit descending
p=r celL grade for thrss 1i-eS.
--eT ErI-EeC 81 Caps cross above Dog
-CEl - e-15 O'Clock Pnere they
l--r q IRE and ca-ped cUt for TIE
night
Bl-ch. Rslrtor5. the mining engineer,
San LEorp ~ and Gay visited The
mines @ Whlch Birch has Lhuee. and
a--=r Spreading z cay alc 4 1lgLt Ihey
-e-L -le following morning a. s-sS
@ -locE tor GrlEzly fat arriving 81 s-5l
O'Clock and leaving a. 1o-zo- They
Lad < Fery pleasant rE5p returning Wirh
Ele exception ot Lhe severe heat and
heavy dust Lley arrived ~ Poison ~
O'Clock II E5e afternoon Eszh
e perfect seore and Epr even
p--c-Ure Cr accident CT any kind
-re distance going vas IS niles. made
.E Il hours and Is minutes, iEcludllg
a. stops On returning Lhsy called q
-lEEo11. Clsrksyllle End Single
springs Birch SAYS 1hEt tle entire
KIP only cost hin sE.EL
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
WHITE MAKES RECORD

= splendid record was made this last
week by a Il Merritt who made the
KIP from his ciIF 70 SeEILle IN his
White steamer. II Lhe actual running
-Ee = - hours. Tne E0a6oneLer o.
-le cay showed 1.D1s miles fer the
-1lr1eE- Merritt recommends The trip
-1r Motorists WHO enjoy = diversified
-o-r- and says thai this distance Sis
I1e BIZ perfectly n the way of roads
eEerElEilg IS net from TIE lnest boule-
Esr1 10 TIE route which Is only 2 road
~ courtesy tiLie- The tour includes
--ree q ths largest cities o. The coast
al- relief from this pleIhcrz q civ
--l1E-ioz IS loUac II The almost s1scces-
s-tle wilderness of the Slsklyou noun
-ElE Here Tie element cf danger
so-g ire grades. which are slightly
le--sr -har trails. lends me keenest zeS-
70 the trip The corduroy roads of TIE
--=aer helrs meant reduced speed. buI
gre 1eE5t5llry o. the White caused Ner-
-r-E cay 10 pass over them without
-Le necessity cf the slightest adjust
f-e-- Tie party reports tlss the worst
stretch q read 3 between Reddlng sad
-5-rs-uir
Ar-er shipping TIE car from Portland
Ee-so Merritt maze z flying trip
-l-ouEl Washington When Seattle
was reache1 -he big White WES travel
stained bgI ready for The return trip
-E--LoEt repairs
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Tahoe. and report the reads 10 be very
good between Sacramento and the lake,
5ut poor in the neigh5OThoOd OF the
capital city The doctor states that
tie farmers al through the Sierra
Nevada are taking more kindly TO the
automobiles as the horses are beeon-
ing accustomed 70 them
George Johnson Of the FISK rubber
company. who has been On = trip 10 the
tire factory. viii return home toHor-
rev
The Pioneer automobile company re-
ports the sale q So horsepower.
four cylinder Thomas Flyer touring car
70 ! : BFereton Of Vallejo
Ms Charles f Wright, has arrived
home safely Al Fort Bragg in Mrs
y hite's Buick touring car. They re-
port delightful tr5p home. which
completed the tour from Fort Bragg 10
Ssn Frsneisco and hack without Al in
eident 70 mar the 5suFney
bile department OF the Studebzker
Brothers company Of California Is re-
5oicing upon the arrival Of z son on
Friday He IS receiving congrztula-
tions from al his friends. and SAYS that
he Eil make an automobile enthusiast
q the new conner
lzr-lE 10 srUT DE1euFe-s a. Atascsde-o 3srs
zoz-A rks s11cials q tie var department VII
-leeude tesE e meter cars fer z-InT use- Co.'s
L. 6rz-lErd El1 g11csrs form fnE rhe hoard ef
crlTI Dzrzlzl II 1he Captain ATery case AZ tbs
Preside vi - z1oas zae 5s-zl ofzcers = 4esst
the CE-E After giving TIE hIs six evlsnse-
l1e-1as pre- llrE-T examination Fssferd1y al
rae Preside theF we're ezrhnsiassic QFeF is pos
sie4lrfss p Ihe ruls1 Eo-k required 1o- Tie
ErET
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
How mich to Eat

With people II good health there Is
usually zxendency 10 overeat and then
later, with women especially, the worry
about reducing weight A prominent
physician who is an authority on the
subject says that the solution of this
problem IS easy. provided one has the
courage to disregard unsc1entIfc gas
troromic customs and the sirens 9Th of
such cusrcms To obyiate the DANCE
Of developing too great an appetite fit
tie or no liquid should be taken with
the meal and that only hot water ia
yored to- suit the taste with anything
rot Injurious: no pepper nor hot sauces
and no more Of the spices or other con-
dinents OF any kind than are needed
20 give merely . pleasant favor 10 the
q day. with no late supperE or lunch
cons In between Two meals are SUI
dcsent unless active exercise Is taken
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
TRANs-PACTFrc MAILS

and closing times OF rrzns-Pacihc mails
from the port Of San Francisco. Mail
for Australia and New Zealand will
Leave September s. al 20 o'clock in the
morning, On the steamer Arlzonan. mail
for China and Japan VIII leave Septera-
Asia. mall for the Hawaiian stands
viii leave September s. AZ 1870 o'clock
OF The steamer Asia September 8. Al 10
O'Clock or the steamer Arizonan and
September 15. a. l1-so o'clock. or the
steamer Mongolia: mall for the Philip
pines viii leave September sat 1870
o'clcck. On the steamer Asia ard mail
,e - rte S-esr,e- Es-1-rssa q
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
STOCK nRoKER,s CASE PUT OVER

The embezzlemenr charge against
Robert Brent Mitchell. the stock broker
who ievznted several years ago and is
now in Honduras. was called in DUNES
court yesterday The case has been
kept on the calendar ever since Mitch
els disappearance II was put over
two weeks No reference was made 10
the proposition recently put forward
under which Mitchell was understood 10
be willing 20 compromise with his cred
itors and return 10 San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Owners of Motor Cars Start for Points
in the Interior of The State
Many Are Making the Trip to the Springs and
Beautiful Retreats Of Lake County
By r. r. FHommedieu

Francisco VIII be quiet place until next Thursday from
the auooblsts standpoint L seldom that
The chance take outing % the
holidays makes possible Every svho
mountains There being OF the clubs
the OF the
and OF them have advantage OF the extended
TINE and gone sections previously unknown them Others
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Health
The Importance of Drinking water

The Importance of Drinking Water
comparatively few people drink suf-
rclent water in every country the
objection 10 drinking water until one
has been made 10 realize the necessity
Tor II by severe illness. seems 10
prevail Then, when the Physician has
preached and exhorted and the expen-
sive illness is AZ an end. the patient
and the patients family know that al
least eight glasses of water should be
taken by each individual each day. II
the water supply Is impure, then pure
water should be bought
Immediately upon arising in the
morning two glasses Of water, warm
or cold, as preferred should be taken:
then IN the middle Of the forenoon two
more glasses. in the middle OF the af-
ternoon two more. and upon goiRg 10
bed two more Eight glasses during
the day is-1ecessary 10 keep the sys-
tenn wei flushed and IN good condition.
Women with muddy compilations may
prott by this suggestion
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Seasonings for Vegetables

Much OF the excellence OF well cooked
vegetables depends upon the proper use
Of seasontngs and sauces The season.
ing selected should undouhtedtv be
suitable for the dish but 80 much de-
peEds upon custom that only general
Suggestions can be made Italians are
much foncsr OF garlic than Americans
the Germans prefer summer savorv or
English Ike mirt with peas. Each
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
THOHAs-DETRoIT-s long TRIP

d. & C. Davies aid family of Oak
land have returned from z hard trip Of
Usre man 500 miles They made the
rgn from Oakland ever the Sierra Ne
rzdEs 20 Reno and return IN their 80
LcrsepCWer. four cylinCeF Tho1azs-De-
-r1it touring car In going up the ia
ECUs ElDEEhurT grade the motorists
we're called upon 20 assist the stage
coach As the lead vas TOO heavy for
ere horses During 1he entire TIP not
e LisL2p Ezrred TIE Pleasure OF the
tourists. as they did not even have s
puncturs IL tAeir Diamond tires
C. s. Howard. head OF the Howard
sutouchile company. has returned 70
-l-E city after ass extended tour ot the
east He Is enthusiastic over the out
Jock and says shst the amount of bust
ress that ire eastern dealers are stlll
Going On 1cDS cars shows thai the sea
sen q 1893 VIII be rhs best IN 1he his
-1rF q the zutoraobise- While away
Le spent most q his time AZ the Buick
factory and wEs ro-e than pleased with
what he has seen of The rev stock
Faieh rTIl reaeA the coast soon
TIE fcllowi1g sales were reported
Testerdzy BY the Studebzirer Brothers
company q California A - horse
Tawer Suburban car 70 the Imperial oil
company. 20 he used IN the oil delcs n
alc around Fresno = % horsepower
Sr-cebzker touring car. fully equipped.
10 y T. Shirk of Lakevtew. Ore. who
left this city on Wednesday morning
and IS driving his car overland by way
q sarrs-e1to. Reno. and then up
Trough the mountains 70 Lzkeyiew.
IRE company reports the sale cf 4 80
orsepcWer touring car 20 the stand
srd oil company. 70 be used n the Vi
c-1itT q Kilgs CITY
Ur and Mrs Shoemaker OF Oakland
sre E-ong TIRE many who are touring
-r ciGerent parts 81 the state They
EzTe .-St returned <rcn trip 70 Lake
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
About Dress

At the awkward, betEeen-season pe-
Tiod. when the summer frocks are nassa
and chilly and il is still too early
10 put on winter suits. the extra
dress which one has perhaps made in
the early spring or summer is a most
satisfactory possession and affords q
vast deal of comfort A crepe de chine
dress of brown, dark blue or black is
always correct at = time when wolfe
is too thin and cloth too heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
The Daily Menu

The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Fruit
Cereal and Cream
Egg Gems.
Baked Potatoes.
Biscuits
LUNCHEON.
BlanquetIe Of Chicken.
Potato Chips
Lettuce Salad
Cream Cookies Sliced Peaches
DINNER
Julienle Soup
Fried HalihuE Steak White Sauce.
Cucumber Salad.
Eagout OF Sweetbreads.
Ftiiet OF Beef With Mushrooms
Coffee. Half Cups
Egg 6emx.-To one cup of fne chop
ped meat add one cupful Of fine bread
crumbs. one spoonful OF tne chopped
onions Season with pepper and salt
enough milk 70 Bind together. Have
large gem pans wei creased and near
ly I'll with the MIXTURE break an egg
carefully On the top OF each one: 6ls,
with salt and bake eight minutes.
BIzsquetfe of Chfcken.-One pint o.
cold chicken cut into small dice half q
cupfnl OF stock. half c1pful Of milk
one tablespoonful OF -four. one Of butter
yolks OF two eggs Rub the butter and
Add the stock milk and season with
salt and pepper. stir until II bells. then
add the chicken and stand over q mod
crate FIRE until hot Take X from the
not let II boil after the eggs are added
serve al once.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
TWO LOCAL MEN FAIL

terday in the United States district
court by Everett J. Robinson and 2. G
Fredrirkson, two San Francisco store
keepers Robinson has debts amount
ing 10 szss-5o and no available assets
and Fredrickson scheduled his liabilI-
ties et s551-e7 with no available assets
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

breakfast or In the middle et the day.
Since sugar is one OF the most con-
centrated forms OF nourishment and
very tempting 20 the palate. sweet
meats should never be eaten after 4
hearty meal, but should take q rror-
inent part in the luncheon Nuts.
en- eese End beans being the strongest
OF the proteid foods should take the
place Of meat or eggs instead OF sup
plenen-ing them. then the system
cessive amount OF albEminoid material
The ferinaceous foods should be eaten
IN the form that requires thcYough
chewing
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Dr. and Mrs Shoemaker OF Oakland
srs smong TIRE many who are touring
lr di1erent parts cf the state They
have inst returned trcn = trip 70 Lake
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Exodus of Autos From City Tours Extending Over Holidays
Society Women in Paris Wear Dinner
Gowns Under Wraps on Auto Trips
Americans Enjoy Freedom Of French Capital While
Natives Think They Are English
BY La Voyagense

srncnAL oosaEsrosDrseE 70 rHE car
The bee., 1908-04-23
MoRrOH'sGAP.

John Lewis Yates was very badly
hurt in mines Monday by falling
slate.
Tom Bourland, OF Danville, ILL.,,
is here to visit his mother, Mrs. Sill
via Bourland.
Rev. MCGOWAN, HOpkinsvIlle, fill
ed the stand at Baptist church SIM
day.
The sick are LaSalle HOpson, Lou
Use Brasher and Gus Brasher.
Mrs. Marcia Winn, of Empire was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eliza
Campbell, Sunday.
Ben Campbell and Harry HamIl-
ton went to MadisOnville Friday.
Quarterly Conference at M. Il.
church Sunday was a success. Rev.
Irwin preached good sermon morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Mary Fisher, Darlington, was
the guest Of Mrs. Lizzie Brewer.
f. Vaughn and daughter, Matte,
spent Easter in EddyNille.
Mrs. Nancy Jones gave to the
Sunday School treat. After an en-
joyable hunt:for Easter eggs, cream
sherbet and cake was served.
The bee., 1908-04-23
Our Marguerite.
years ago

When autumn leaves turn red and
gold,
And shivering fall in field and
glade,
And chilly winds heap them up high,
In places like a new made grave
IT'S then our hearts are said indeed,
For time goes by on Fastening feet,
And brings the time to say goodbye,
To WinsOme Maggie ''our Mar
gazette"
The winter days come on apeace,
An icy breath prevades the air,
King frost adorns the window pane.
And snowy white is every where.
We gather round the Preside,
And know know the circle incom.
plete,
IT'S then we miss you most of all.
And wish for you "Our Margar-
ette."
And now old winters passed away,
And once again we welcome
spring,
And smile to hear the first sweet
note,
or joyous song bird on the wing.
How gratefully we thank old time.
That swiftly goes with hurrying
feet,
And how we're longing for the hour
That brings our Maggie "Our Mar
gazette"
Springs promise soon will be fulfill
ed,
And roses vine with lilies fair,
While DER the orchards waving
grass,
Lie bright hued petals everywhere
And like sunbeams cheering
warmth,
Comes thoughts of her who som
Wen greet.
With klndest wishes from our heart
We welcome you'll "Our Marear-
ette."
The bee., 1908-04-23
HecIG Presbyterian

The Hecla Presbyterian church
was built and dedicated in the
summer aud autumn of 1900.
The work and organization dat
ing back several years. The
beginning Of the church was
quite prosperous, there being in
the neighborhood of twenty five
active members, which number
has since dwindled to a scant
half a dozen. A few of the
original members are dead, but
most of them have left here to
make their homes in other
places.
At present no minister is IN
charge of the work. Rev. q. Z.
Thompson was the first pastor,
being succeeded by S. r. Crock
EFT who left last June for an
other field.
FRANCIS YOUNG KLINE.