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THE CRAFTSMAN
VOLUME X1               DECEMBER, 1907                             NUMBER
3
                              contents
"The White Woman."       (A Drawing in Color)  . By Frances Lea
  Frontispiece
The White Woman                               By Katharine Metcalf Roof 
245
       Illustrated in Color
Robert Louis Stevenson, an impression                By Charloile Eaton 
257
Leon Dabo:    Poet in Color                             By John Spargo  
261
       I//ntsirah d
Poem                                          By Cora A. Matson Dolson  
268
Edvard Grieg:  Norway's National Tone Poet.   By Katharine Metcalf Roof 
271
       Illustrated
Mists Below the Mountains.  A Poem                      By Ruth Holmes  
279
A Home in a Pasture Lot            .       .       .  By Giles Edgerton 
280
       Artists Who Live There: How It Was Built and the Life Within.
       Illustrated
A Christmas Song                             By Mary McNeil Fenollosa   
292
The Words of Hiparopai   .       .      .    .By Natalie Curtis         
293
       A Leaf From a Traveler's Diary, Showing the Indian's Outlook Upon
the Transition
       Period.
The Lyric Quality in the Photo-Secession Art of George H. Seeley
       Illustrated                                    By Giles Edgerton 
298
The Ruins of San Juan Capistrano   .    .    .    .    .    .    .    . 
304
       With Their Storle of Memories of the Past and Wealth of Inspiration
for the Future.
       Illustralcd
The National Spirit of Speculation                         By the Editor
310
       Are Not Our Financial and Corporate Morals merely the Outgrowth of
the Moral
       Sense of the American People ?
Among the Craftsmen
       Some Houses Designed by Frank L. Packard, a Pioneer in the Building
of Dwellings
       from Local Material and in Harmony with the Landscape. Illustrated
   318
       Design in Theory and Practice: A Series of Lessons: Number III
       Illustrated                .By Ernest A. Batchelder              
332
       Training for Interior Decorators: Number I:  By Mary Linton Bookwalter
 340
From The Craftsman Workshops
       Lessons in Metal Work and Stenciling, Showing Designs and Models That
are Ex-
       cellently Adapted to the Use of Students and Home Workers. Illustrated
 343
The Craftsmen's Guild
       Pioneer Work of Women in Tasteful, Economical Interior Decoration
    353
Als ik Kan
       Has Success Become a Crime?                         ]By the Editor
358
Notes and Reviews                                                       
361
PUBLISHED    By   GUSTAV    STICKLEY, 29    WEST    34TH   ST., NEW   YORK
               25   Cents a Copy    :  Bv the Year, $3.00
Copyrighted. 1907  by Gustav Stickley   Entered June 6, 1906, at New  York
City, as second-class matter
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