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t % T H K K S TACADA i t b u s h k h N K W S T h u r s d a y m o r n in g II. A. W IL L IA M S Entered at the poatoiftce In Estacada, Orefcon. as second class mall SI 00 50 S ix months JA N U A R Y 2, 1908 The masquerade ball given b y : the Ti. V. F. CV last night was at- I tended by a large crowd, and every , body seemed to enjoyed themselves. The receipts amounted to $75. A ! more complete report next week. P IR E DOLLS .VASES FOUNTAIN PENS BIBLES BOOKS FANCY CUPS SAUCERS PURSES CIGAR CASES PERFUMERY COMBES BRUSHES HOLLY NAPKINS PYROGRAPHY OUTFITS HOLLY STATIONERY When these. wanting shingles examine Orders filled promptly NoCk« for Publication Notice for PobHcotioo United S tates ' and 30. 1907. 16. 1 9 0 7 . Notice la hereby given that incom pliance S uccessor to D rs. S m ith and Babcock tention to make final five year proof in support of h is entitled "A n act for the sale of tim ber lands in claim viz: H om estead enty tha states of California, Oregon. N evada and W a s h * * * * * Office and residence, up stairs in the Es- tacada Pharmacy Building ington territory. ' as Entrance between drug store and Sparks store, on Broadway th is day filed in th is office her sworn statement No. TELEPHONE extended toall the public states by act of August 4. 1892. sh ip 3 south, range 5 east, and that said proof will be Della Duback of 4. in township 6 L ots 1 . 2 8 of 7 & made before th e register and receiver at Portland. O regon , on January 1 0 . 1 9 0 8 . and cultivation of said land viz: south, range 4 east, and will offer H . Johnson William K. Haviland, M. D. day of M u c h , Oregon, on Morviay th e 1908. of B issell, O regon . N ick S c h ee l of agriculturrl purposes and A . W iederhoid of to establish her claim to said land before the regtster and receiver at Portland. H e nam es the follow ing w itnessn s to prove h is continuous residence upop section proof to sh ow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for N o. 1 4 2 7 3 m ade July 7 , 1 9 0 2 . for the Southw est quarter of section 1 4 . tow n land Portland, county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has 7 6 4 2 for the purchase of N ov, J oh n V . O lsen of B issell. O regon , has filed notice of h is in~ with the provisions o fth e act of con gress of June 3 . 1878 Office Portland, Oregon Notice is hereby given that M- Grafenhain of 9 Algernon S . D resse r. R egister S h e nam es as w itn esses: d 5 -J 9 R o b e ^ R . M cA d am s of Kern Park. O regon Senator Fulton of Oregon saunter ed into the House chamber where 7-3 equals 56 equals 24y several niemliers were addressing Length of 1st piece, 24 ft. copies of the Secretary of Agricul “ of 2d 16 ft ture's report to their constituents ‘' of rope 80 ft. —J. R. Townsend. this afternoon. " 1 am looking for my brother,” Vote a Five Mill Levy he remarked; "M r. Fulton of Okla Saturday afternoon the legal vot homa ’ ‘ ‘Why, He is a Democrat,” said ers of Garfield road district voted a Representative Clayton of Alabama five mill tax levy by a vote 23 to 18 "S o lie is, poorfcllow,” answered | The revenue from this is to tie used Fulton ‘‘ There was a time when | on the district’s roads as follows: — he was even ¡1 better republican than 35 per cent, in the Tracy neighbor- I am. So ardent was he that he hood; 30 per cent, on the main road pressed the limit on legal age and a,Rl 35 I * 1- cent, in the W agner voted for Blaine. But he settled in neighborhood. Nebraska for a while and is one of At the regular meeting last Sat- the small and select company that ««lay Garfield Grange elected L . J. lias been wearing a crown of tlwrns 1 ’almateer, master; Mrs. K. J. Vo- and feeling sore from t h e e f f e c t s o f 1 cum, overseer; F. M. Gill, lecturer; his crucifixion on a cross of gold | Floyd Holder, steward; Herman Davis, assistant steward; W. H. ever since.—N. Y . World. Holder, secretary; Mrs. Nor Loo ney, treasurer; Ralph Lemon, gate A few examples of what can be keeper; Mrs. Ida Palmateer, L. A. produced in the Garfield country S . ; Grace Davis, Ceres; Rachel Da east of Gstacada: vis, Pomona, and Inez Krigbaum, Walter Snuffiu raised $260 worth Flora. of strawberries to the acre on com- The grange paid its obligation * tnon soil without fertilizers. and is now free from debt. It has Sweet Burley tobacco grown by property valued at $1,20 0 and 62 J. 1 *. Irvin produced leaves 3 feet members in good standing. % long and 3 feet broad. The following is a solution of Mr. And four rows of Kentucky Won .Seymour’s problem: der pole string beans 240 feet long, ' If 2-3 of the longer piece equals on fertilized soil, produced 2,000 the shorter, and the sum of the long pounds of beans, some of the pods er and the shorter piece substracted I over 12 inches long. from the whole rope is y£ of the Common soil, without fertilizer, rope, then 3-3 of the longer plus 2-3 produces 200 bushels of potatoes to of the longer, or 5-3 of the longer the acre. must equal yi of the rope. Since [ Prune trees 12 years old produce 5-3 of the longer piece equals % of an average of a bushel box 6f dried the rope, 2 times 5-3 or 10-3 of the fruit to the tree, over the 70 acres longer piece equals th</ whole rope. in this vicinity. By a condition of Uie problem when Ten year old apple trees produce the longer piece was taken off 56ft. to boxes of apples to the tree. was left. 10-3 less 3-3 or 7-3 of the longer equals 56 feet. 1-3 of the longer is 1-7 of 56, or 8. 3-3 is 3 Resolutions of Respect times 8, or 24ft. The longer piece 10-3 equals 10 times 8, or^Bo the Resolutions of respect and sym length of the rope. 2-3 of the long pathy adopted Dec. 27, 1907, by er is 16 ft. the shorter piece. Centenial Rebckah Lodge No 147, Proof - 16 plus 24 equals 40. 40 I. O. O. F . on the death of Sister is yi of 80. Florence Dnncan. — F. M. Gill. W h s r r a s ; We, as a lodge, have During the past week the cream !>een called upon to mourn the de parture to a higher life of our be ery at Estacada posted this bulletin: Butter fat at Estacada, 3 j ^ c loved sister whom we found ready Butter fat at Portland, 36c and a willing worker in our lodge; Blitter fat at borne, 33>4c always quick to respond to the call Sweet cream is 2c premium. of duty. We will miss her helping hands and kindly presence. For any of the ordinary diseases of the R k s o l v k d ; That in her untimely skin Chamberlain’s salve is excellent. It death we are again reminded of the not only alleys the itching and smarting uncerainty of life and of the duty hut effects a cure. For sale at the Estac- to watch for we know not the day da drug store. in which the Son of Man will come. R k s o l v k d ; That a copy of these resolutions lie given the family of the deceased, and to The Hstacuda News for publication, and that the S H I N G L E S same lie spread tijion the minutes of We are equipped to manufacture this lodge. from 40,000 to 50,000 of the best “ Say not her work is done; Cedar Sliinglos each day, and will No deeds of love or goodness ever deliver them in Estacada at dies, —$2.65 a 1000— But in the lives of others multiplies, / S iy it is just begun.” Sold at the mill 7 miles east Mrs. John Tracy of Estacada at Florence Richards $2.25 a 1000 Mae Oakley Reed Albert L. Cole T im b e r Land A c t J u r e 3 , I 8 7 9 United S ta tes Land Office. Ptrtland. O regon , D ec. HENRY V. ADIX, M . D. Physician and Surgeon In addition to these we have a good tjtock of I.et x equal length of rope Let y ” “ of 1 st piece ist equation x plus y equals 56 2d •* 2-3V plus y equals .S x : x plus 10-,ty equals o x minus y equals 56 CEDAR DRUGS - - -------- I PROFESSIONAL CARDS Masquerade SOLUTION TO RO!‘ K PROBLEM S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S O n e year Firemen's Put a Phongraph in your home Hiram B. Plumm er of Sellwood Sta Portland Ore. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON T h o m a s B. B id w ellof Portland. O regon Office at drug store - Estacada Not Re (or JNaUkation An y and all persons claim ing adversely the above described lands are requested to iile the claim s in R E S ID E N C E Hotel Estacada. Call Bell 8c Phone this office on or before said 18 7 8 T1M BK K L A N D AC T JU N K 3 , Cjeruld Anderson of Portland, O regon United S ta tes Land O ffice , Portland. tober 2 2 . 9 th day of March. 19 0 7 . O regon. O c N otice Is hereby given that in c o m pliance with the provisions of the act of con gress of 1908. Ju n e 3 . 1 8 7 8 . entitled “ A n act for the sale of timber A lg e r n o n s . D resse r. R egister lands in the states of California, Oregon. Nevada and W ash in gton territory.” T im b e r land. A ct June 3 , Dr. J. V. SCOTT, D EN T IST +# Will visit Estacada every Saturday and Sunday. hi A S T I R ' 9 V O I C C " Bradley of N otice is hereby given that in compliar.c with the provisions of th e act of c o n g ress of June 3 , 1 8 7 8 . entitled “ A n act for th e sale of tim ber lands In the states of California. O regon . Nevada and W a s h ington te r rito r y ." as extended to all the public land states by act oi August 4 . 1 8 9 2 . Jacob D . Duback of The Estacada Drug Store Portland, county of Multnomah, state of O regon , has Office with Dr. H. V. Adix this day filed in this office h is sworn statem ent N o. 7 6 4 1 . for th e purchase of the L ots 3 . 4 , 5 & tion 6 4 in township 6 of s e c S . range 4 east, and will offer proof to sh ow that th e land sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber or stone than I By our Wayside Reporter ! When You Buy This J. j the 9 day of March rL O U K DEST You Got The F. L O V E L A C E ATTORNEYS AT LAW Monday, The Dubois Lumber Company ^of Estacada, Oregon—"—»® M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF A L L C L A S S E S OP Fir and Cedar LUMBER A paid C 's debt of $2.25 to D with the $ 10 clearing house certifi cate, and received in change $7.75 or all the money D had. A paid C 25c and B $ 1. At the close of the transaction A had $7.75 in money; B had $ 1 ; C, 25c and I) the $ 10 certificate, and all debts were paid. Had it not been for D’ s confidence in clearing house certificates the debts could not have been paid. But why was it necessary for A to have $ 1.2 5 in addition to the cer- tificate at the beginning? Oil yes! T h at's the prize for the correct so- lution. —J. E. Stubbs. nwH and of neitf of section 8 in township 3 south range 7 east , and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable of Its timber or stone than for agricultural purpoaes and to establish h is claim to said land before th e register and receiver of the U S land office at Portland. O regon , on Monday the 2 0 th day of January. 1 9 0 8 . ward W h itn e y of H e nam es as w itn e sse s: E d Portland. O regon ; J W W e b b oi Portland. O regon ; Darwin Bradley of O regon C ity . O regon ; J W Faublon of Salm on , O regon. A n y and all persons claim ing adversely*the above described lands are requested to file their claim s in this office on or before said 2 0 day of January. 1 9 0 8 . A lgernon S . D resse r. R e g ister. H e ^ a m e s as w itn e s Robert R . M cA dam s of K ern Park. O regon T h o m a s B. Bidwell, of T lm b e a land A ct. June 3 . 1 8 7 8 NotRe for Publication Portland, Oregon Cjeruld Anderson of 8 th , Land O ffice at Portland, O regon , O ct. A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the above N otice is hereby given 1907, that In com pliance with the described lands are requested to file th e claim s in provisions of the act of C o n g re ss of this entitled “ A n a c t for the sale of tim ber lands in th ? office on or before said 9th day of March. 1908 June 3. 1878. states of California». O regon ; Nevada, and W a s h in g A lgernon S . D resse r. R eg ister ton te r rito r y ." as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4 , 1892, Edward S. Johnson of Portland, county of Multencm ah. state of O regon has T im be r Land, A ct June 3 , I 8 7 8 this day filed In th is office h is Notice for Publication 7 5 9 5 for the purchase of the sworn statem ent E ’A o f s w 5 i. No n w tf of United S ta tes Land office. Portland. O regon, Nov. s w % of Section 2 8 and n t M of t o M o f Section 2 9 In 1 9 . 1 9 0 7 . N otice is hereby given that in compliance tow nship 2 S . range 7 E . and will offer proof to show with the provisions of th e act of con gress of Ju n e 3 . that the land sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber 18 7 C . e n titl^ k ' A n act for the sale of tim ber lands in or stone than for agricultural purposes and to estab the states of California. lish h is claim to said land before the register and re O regon. Nevada and W a s h ington te r rito r y ." as extended to all the public land c eiv er at Portland. Oregon, on Friday the states by act of August 4 . January. 1 9 0 8 . of Portland, county 1892. Jam es A . C . Tait of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has this day filed In this office 1 0 day of H e nam es a s w itn e sse s: John W Gardner of Portland. O regon hsr sworn statem ent John Clark of 7 6 2 7 , for the purchase of the W M of n w ? f, s e t f ofnw Edgar S m ith of K & n w ii of s w # of section 2 6 in tow nship 3 S range T h adeu s Peirce of 5 E . and will offer proof to show that th e land sought A n y and all persona claim ing adversely the above is more valuable for Its timber or stone th*n for a g ri described lands are requested to file their claim s in cultural purpose, and to establish h is claim to said this office on or before said 10 day of January. 1 9 0 8 land before register and receiver of U S land office at Algernon S D resse r. R eg ister. Portland. O regon, on Thursday the 1 3 day of F e b H e nam es as w itn e sse s: V . S . Howard of D . B . Howard of Portland. Oregon A . W elderholt of T im be r lanp A ct Ju n e 3 , Portland, O regon B issell, O regon United S ta tes L a n d o ffic . Portland. O regou, O ct 2 . 1907. An y and all persons claim ing adversely the above dfscrlbed lancls are requested to " f i l e this office on or before said 13th their day 187 3 NotRe for Publication A . J. K itzm illero f B lssel, O regon Estates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of statem ent N o. 7 6 0 4 . fo.‘ the purchase pf the N K of Hiram B . Plum m er of Sellwood Sta . Portland. O re Answer to Problem in Finance All kinds of Legal Business promptly attended to C h a rles J . n l4 ruary. 1 9 0 8 . P R A C T IC E IN A L L COURTS 1908. ses: Government Forester Russell Wil cox is spending a few days at home and Oregon City, after which he ftE M EN fS ; goes east of the mountains. A baby boy came to bless the home of y r . and Mrs. yV. R. Oat- [ field on Christmas Day. W ashington Mrs. Bert Hayes of Aberdeen is A m e n t ' s best 1 ------ifiiiii here visiting her people, Wm. Wil- | cox and family. Harry Githen is at Heppner on business. SALE + Two big bears fell victims to the good shooting of Bent Sarver and Ballard Looney. Horace Davis is down from A b GÈO. C B R O W N E LL W. A. H E Y L M A N erdeen visiting his home folks. O R E G O N C IT Y K ST AC A D A A lex Irvin is home again from BROWNELL and HEYLMAN j ; j Sandy. BEST for agricultural purposes, a r d to establish her claim to said land before the reg ister and receiver at Portland, O regon , on 1892, Portland, county of Multnomah, state of O regon , has this day filed In this office his sworn United States Land O ffice at Portland, O r e .D e c . 1 6 . 19 0 7 . as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4 . Notice for Publication Of rooms 41-2 Ilumilton Bldg. Portland "M IS 1878 claim s In of February Notice is horby given that in compliance with th e provisions of the act of 1 8 7 8 . entitled “ A n in the states C o n g re ss of June 3 , act for the sale of tim ber lands of C alifornia, O r e g o n , Nevada, and W ash in gton te r rito r y ," as extended to all the public 1908. Algernon S . D r esse r. R egister D 12F10 land states by act of August 4 . 1892, E m il E y sse il, of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of O regon , m has this day filed in this office h is sworn statem ent N o 7 5 9 2 for the purchase of the W S n a n d n w & o f section 1 4 . About Digestion In township 2 S . range 6 n elí east, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is It is not the quantity of food taken but rhe amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain’s stomach an<f liver tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and en able them to perform their functions. The result is a relish for your food, in creased strength and weight, greater en durance and a clear head. Price 25Cts. Samples free. Sold by the Estacada drug store. m ore valuable for Its tim ber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish h is claim 10 said land before register and receiver at Portland. O regon, on Saturday, the 1 1th day of January. 1 9 0 8 . H e names as w itn e sse s: W illia m R ob bin s of S an d y. Oregon W illia m R hude of Portland, O regon Julius Jacobs of A storir. O regon John Edwards of A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claim s in this office on or before said 1 1 day of January. 1 9 0 0 . Algernon S . D r esse r. R e g ister. n 7J 9 33£&High grade building material a specialty « 0 Y EA R S * E X P E R IE N C E If You Are Going to Build, We Can Fit You Out to the Top Notch in 'ATENTS Every thing Req u i Mouldings in All Styles C. E. DUBOIS, Manager W . A. JO N KS is our selling agent I RADE IVI A R n S D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . A nyone Rending n Rketrb and description may qnlckly ascertain o u r op inion fr e e w h ether an invention is pro ba bly p a ten ta ble. C o m m u n ia i, lio n s st rictly con fidential«, HANDBOOK on P aten ts sent free . O ld est a g e n c y Tor securin g p atenta. P a ten ts taken th ro u g h M n n n A C o . receive tp e c ia l n o t i c e , w ith o u t ch a rg e, In th e Americans A r e Governed b y Convention. Br P r in c e TRO U BETZKO Y Novellai. ( A m e lie R iv e ), \ ‘ . J Scientific Jterican A h a n d so m e ly Illustra» cd w eekly. J-arrest cir culation o f a n y Bcicntlllo Journal. T e rm s , f 3 a y e a r : fo u r m o n th s , | L S o ld by all n ew sdealers. E Americans arc fearless, but are we fearless enough 1 Aren’t we afraid of S O M E T H IN G after all ? A re we not afraid of ourselves, of each oth er! How few of us dare to live out our primitive instincts, to test the T R U E I D E A L S of life. It seems to me that to find the supreme, laws, the hig statutes of the moral code— that is Why not subscribe today? to sav, the spiritual order of our live*--w e must test the V A L I D I T Y O I ( 'O X \ E N T IO N S . As a matter o f fact we are actually afraid o f being without them, wo cling to them, like life belts in the hig sea of experience, instead of striking ont and learning to swim F O R O U R Horae Made Happ\ bv Chamberlain's S E L V E S , to make onr bodies work for the spirit. Cough Remedy l About two months ago our baby girl j These supreme laws are courage, faith in the great spirit that can BUY C LA C K A M A S I had measles which settled on her lungs do no evil, endurance to suffer, realizing that the light of the spirit is and at last resulted in a severe attack of j C O U N TY FARM S discovered only when it is most needed, IN D A R K N E S S . It is very bronchitis. We had two doctors but no j relief was obtained. Everybody thought snd that we must suffer so much to arrive at spiritual knowledge, bnt W. A. JONES she would die. I went to eight different I it does not last. We must not evade any shadow of experience, even 1 ‘ROPRIRTCHt stores to find a certain remedy which G E T YO UR the vague panic of the senaes, for when we are confronted with awo had been recommended to me and failed j of snmcihing we do not understand it leaves ns in a R IC H E R S T A T E to get it, when one of the storekeepers i Good ri^s and careful drivers always insisted that I try Chamberlain’s cough | OF KN O W LED GE. SPECIAL ATTENTION remedy. I did so and our baby is alive Sincerity is one o f the principles of poetry. It is one o f the great G iv e n Hunting and Fishing Parties nnd'well today Geo. W. Spence, Holly DON'E A T T H E N E W S SH O P!! laws that O V E R SH A D O W T H E C O N V E N T IO N S . We have Springs, N. C. For sale by the Estacada Drug Store. tenderness in our poetry, national pride, abstract philosophy, but we t t t l ' H ' H M I M I I M M M M -H WOOD & LUMBER seem to ho afraid of saying -boldly, of seeing vividly, of defying the Dical »nil Long Distance Telephone Notice is ht rebv given that all of town primitive instinct to disgrace the supreme spiritual purpose o f our ship 3 south, range 6 east, hah been sur being. Telephone connection MUNN&Co.30,B"*d«*'‘New York Branch OfTico. C25 F B L . W a s h in g to n , D . C. Livery, Feed & Sale ‘ STABLE Albert I,. Cole died in Good S a JULIUS KRIEGER ----PROPRIETOR- maritan hospital, Portland, Tuesday Kstacaria Agent A. Morrow from injuries receiver! in an accident in Roscburg on Monday. Mr. Cole Mortgages for Sale was employed as hreaktuan on the $500 5 years’ time, 6 pr. cent. Port land-Roscburg passenger, and f2ooo 3 “ “ 6 ** when injured was assisting in get | $8oo 3 " “ 6 “ ting his train ready for the run. It #500 2 " ” 6 was yet dark, and the train was in Also private money to loan on switch yards. Mr Cole stepped out from the rear end of his own car, terms and in amounts to suit l*>r- rower. Certificates of deposit on Or and a switch engine with no lights egon City Banks taken in exchange veyed; that the official plat of said survey on the l»ek end (lacked down on for first lien real estate mortgages. When to Go Home will l»e filed in this office on Wednesday, him, knocked him down, run over Call, write or phone From the Bluff ton, Ind. Banner: “ When January 8, 1008, at 9 o'clock a. m. and JO HN W. LO D ER. the left arm. and inflict«! other se- tired out, go home. When you want con i that oil and after said date we shall be rious injuries. Alliert I.. Cole was Attorney at Law & Abstractor of solation, go home. When you want fun, j prepared to receive applications for the I,and Titles, Oregon City, Oregon go home. When you want to show others well known in Gstacada where he entry of land in said township. that you have reform«!, go home, and The land in said township was on Dec. had many friends, and where two let your family get acquainted with the 16, 1905. temporarily withdrawn from all of his wife's sisters reside. A will fact. When you want to show yourself j disposal except under the mineral laws, Dimick & Dimick, ow and four children mourn the at your best go home and do the act tliFYv | for a proposed addition to the Cascade When you feel like being extra liberal go forest reserve and became a part of the loss of a kind father and a true and Attorneys at Law hnm r •"<> pr«ctic*on your wife and chil- , » mlnnfnt rrscrv„ on March ,, l6 o ;. devoted huslnud. He was 31 years jfl^ N o r t a r y Public, General Law dren first. When you want to shine with Only persons who made valid settle old. and a Mason. The remains Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, Ab extra brilliancy go home and light up the ment pursuant to law on said tract prior were taken to Scio, today, and will whole household.’ ’ To which we would to Ike. 16, 1905, who have continued t«» stracts furnished lie laid to rest in the cemetery there 1 add, when you have a bad cold go home comply with the law under which said 1 and take Chamberlain’s cough remedy settlement was made, will be qualified on Saturday Services to tie under M O N EY LO A N ED 1 and a quick cure is certain. For sale by j applicants and they only under the tile direction of the Masons and his the Katacada drug store. homestead Liw. former fellow trainmen. Dr. and TH E N EW S Algernon S. L>resser. Register Mrs. J. W. Cole, parents of the de OFFICES: 2 , 3 & 4, AN DR FSE n H D wtekA $1 Less than k a week Geo. W. Bibee. Receiver. ceased, reside at Scio. O rkgo n * C i t y OkACGON ' PRINTING TIME CARD 0 . W. P. & Ry. Co. E ST A C A D A -P O R T [.A N D Cars .eave Estacada for Port land : 7 ; 37 . 9 :.Y 7 . 1 1: 37 A. M. and • 37 . 3 47 . 5 37 . 9:05 P M. Cars leave Portland for Esta cada: 7:30 ,9 :30 , 1 1 3 0 A. M. and 1:30. 3:40, 5:44. 7: 15 P. M. Way freight leaves Estacada in the morning, daily except Sun. returning in the evening. Main offices of tbecompauv [32 1-2 First St Portland. Oregon. 1 » > 11 « I » 1.1 Temptation U excused sometimes on the gronnd o f heredity, •vlidrens it is an I N I T I A L IN G R E D IE N T of human nature. As a friend o f mine said, expressing this idea of conventional hindrances to r.etual experience, “ W e all want a smattering o f knowledge, we are all peeping on the slv at this, that and the other, trying to get a view of the R E .A I. I N W A R D N E S S of things, and after all perhaps it (s better to look through these peepholes and see what we can than to see nothing at all.” The poet sees more than others, hut there is a great deal in the M O T IV E that is behind the seeing. People regard God as a great, intangible power, as children look into a great deep well, with the awe of child wonder and mystery. They read in the Bible, “ God is aTon- snming fire.” and they S H R I N K IN E R A R . TO ME T H A T IS A M A G N IFIC E N T S P IR IT U A L SY M B O L . IT ^ TH E W ARM TH AMO L IG H T AND LO V E AND P IT Y OP E V E R Y HU MAN S P IR IT .