Bingham Bulletin | 1919-09-05 | Page 5 | Retain "Perspective"

Retain "Pmpct!v." We y of a painting that the "per-pectivr' "per-pectivr' Is good meaning that . we can see far ahead, beyond the apparent appar-ent background to Imagined beauties till further in the distance. Many people peo-ple have not this perspective ; they ee only the pebbles and shallow water wa-ter in the foreground and, stopping to dabble their feet In the first pleasant Invitation to ease and coolness, they lose the call and lure of the deep pools and forests farther on, content to stay at the hulf-way house, even forgetting that they once held a faint vision of castlee of accomplishment.