PRELIMINARY DRAFT

Pacific Northwest Quarterly

Index

Volumes 1–98

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Compiled by Janette Rawlings A few notes on the use of this index

The index was alphabetized using the word­by­word system. In this system, alphabetizing continues until the end of the first word. Subsequent words are considered only when other entries begin with the same word.

The locators consist of the volume number, issue number, and page numbers. So, in the entry “Gamblepudding and Sons, 36(3):261–62,” 36 refers to the volume number, 3 to the issue number, and 261­62 to the page numbers.

ii Reference Encylopedia of the American I Indian, review, 59(1):51 "I Am a Democrat": The Political Career of "I'd Rather Be Born Lucky Than Rich": The David Bennett Hill, by Herbert J. Bass, Autobiography of Robert H. Hinckley, by review, 54(2):85–86 Robert H. Hinckley and JoAnn Jacobsen "I Am Looking to the North for My Life": Sitting Wells, review, 70(4):184 Bull, 1876­1881, by Joseph Manzione, Ida and Henry Schuman Prize in the History of review, 83(1):37 Science, 48(1):24 "'I Am Not in China. . . . This Country Is Bad Idaho (steamship), 66(4):149 Enough': Edward D. Cowen in the Idaho: A Bicentennial History, by F. Ross Northwest," by Lewis O. Saum, 87(2):59– Peterson, review, 73(2):62–65 71 Idaho: A Guide in Word and Picture, by the "'I Chopped Wood': George M. Pilcher on the Federal Writers' Project (Idaho), 59(2):68– Yukon," by William R. Hunt, 63(2):63–68 76 I Dissent: The Legacy of Chief Justice James Idaho: Its Meaning, Origin and Application, by Clark McReynolds, by James E. Bond, John E. Rees, 9(1):71–72 review, 85(1):45 Idaho, state of I. G. Baker and Company, 84(3):98–100, 105 annexation movement, 32(4):349–84 "I Will Fight No More Forever": Chief Joseph anti­Japanese sentiment in, during WWII, and the Nez Perce War, by Merrill D. 70(2):75–81 Beal, review, 55(1):38 anti­Mormonism in, 47(4):107–16, 58(4):169– I Will Tell of My War Story: A Pictorial Account 78 of the Nez Perce War, by Scott M. archives of the Food Administration for, Thompson, review, 92(4):203–204 28(4):373–82 ice exporting business Atomic Energy Commission in, 85(1):15–24 Alaska to California, 36(2):121–31 Bannack, 67(4):152–54 Ice Harbor Dam, 86(4):178–88 Borah, William E., 44(1):15–22 Ice Window: Letters from a Bering Strait boundaries, 21(2):133–37, 21(3):204–17, Village, 1892­1902, ed. Kathleen Lopp Smith 21(4):281–93, 24(2):97, 101, 103, and Verbeck Smith, review, 94(4):211­12 31(2):187–93, 32(4):349–84, 40(1):24–34, Icelandic language 44(2):80–87, 46(3):79–89, 51(3):115–31 Pacific Coast resources in, 36(3):273 capital of, 29(3):255–67, 36(4):341–46 Ichihara, Kaoru, 93(3):132 carpetbaggers in, 60(2):77–83 Ickes, Harold, 53(2):70–75 Coeur d'Alene land rush, 53(4):145–50 Ickes, Harold L., 93(1):22–23 Coeur d'Alene mining district, 84(2):42–49 and Alaska, 71(1):32, 82(4):140–45 Coeur d'Alene mining district, investment in, and the Bureau of Reclamation, 61(3):138– 81(2):42–49 46, 89(4):198 Coeur d'Alene mining district, labor unrest in, and the Canol pipeline project, 61(2):103, 58(1):14–23, 105–106 constitution, 42(4):282–300 and Glavis, Louis Russell, 55(2):74–75 constitutional convention (1889), 58(4):169–78 and the Grand Coulee Dam, 87(2):76–77 counties, 31(2):187–93 and Hawaii Territory, 62(1):7–9, 11, 14–15 demographic profile of five mining towns in, and New Deal policies, 54(1):9–18, 73(3):108–20 61(3):138–40, 142–43, 145–46 Dubois, Fred T., and, 53(4):138–44 Icolari, Daniel, and Bernard Klein, eds., early Mormon settlements in, 28(2):137–50

3 1896 elections, 53(4):138–44 water rights in, 44(4):177–84 Enaville, 86(1):29–32 World's Columbian Exposition pavilion, environmental politics, 91(3):138–49 86(4):169, 174–75 farm marketing program, 56(1):18–21 See also Idaho politics; Idaho Territory Finnish settlement in, 86(1):27, 29–32 "Idaho and the 'Reds,' 1919­1926," by Hugh T. forestry practices, 89(3):166 Lovin, 69(3):107–15 free coinage of silver issue (1892­1902), Idaho and Washington Northern Railroad, 33(3):283–96 76(3):98 gold mining in, 47(3):75–85 Idaho Board of Land Commissioners, 98(1):31­35 in the guidebooks of Robert E. Strahorn, Idaho Chronology, Nomenclature, Bibliography, 59(1):36–39, 44 by John E. Rees, 10(2):155 Inland Empire logging (1900­30), 76(3):95– Idaho City, Idaho, 19(4):290–92, 73(3):108–20 103 Idaho Civics, by Deborah Davis, review, Inland Empire mining, 58(1):14–32, 33(2):213–15 60(2):84–97, 84(2):42–49 Idaho County, Idaho, 31(2):198, 201–202, 205 irrigation and reclamation, 44(4):177–84, annexation movement, 21(2):133–37, 45(2):59, 78(4):122–23, 83(1):12–21, 21(3):204–17, 21(4):281–93, 32(4):366–81 93(1):13–25, 94(2):59–68 Idaho County, Idaho Territory, 15(4):287–88 Japanese American internee labor, WWII, Idaho County, Washington Territory 90(3):124–37 in 1863, 4(2):99–100 logging and lumbering industries, 66(3):115– Idaho Daily Statesman (Boise), 60(4):193–98 22, 89(3):166 Idaho Democratic party, 60(2):77–78, 80–83, maps, 38(3):269–70 66(3):115–16 mining in, by Frederick W. Mitchell, Idaho Export Commission League, 71(2):70 39(2):133–51 Idaho Falls, Idaho, Atomic Energy Commission Mormon settlement in (1880s), 78(1/2):50– in, 85(1):15–24 58 Idaho Federal Writers' Project, 59(2):68–76 natural resource policy, 89(3):166 Idaho Federation of Labor, 66(3):116, 119–20 Nonpartisan League in, 56(1):17–29, The Idaho Heritage: A Collection of Historical 69(3):107–108, 112 Essays, ed. Richard W. Etulain and Bert W. panhandle, 21(2):133–37, 21(3):204–17, Marley, review, 66(1):40 21(4):281–93 Idaho Irrigation and Drainage Code Commission, Pocatello, 34(4):353–65 83(1):17 politics (1889­1950), 41(3):213–33 Idaho Irrigation Company, 78(4):127–28 publishing in, 48(3):100–105 Idaho Lore, by the Federal Writers' Project, quartz mining in, 44(4):166–76 review, 31(2):212–13 Raft River, 32(3):289–305 Idaho Mining and Irrigation Company, "Red Scare" in (1919–26), 69(3):107–15 44(4):179–81 relations between settlers and Native peoples, Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, 85(1):15– 5(1):34–36 24, 36–38 relocation camps in, WWII, 70(2):75–81 Idaho Oddfellow, 48(3):101 Sawtooth Mountains, 91(3):138–49 Idaho of Yesterday, by Thomas Donaldson, skiing in, 44(1):8 review, 32(4):455–56 state constitution, 58(4):169–78 "Idaho Pioneer of 1864," by Frances A. Call sugar beet cultivation in, 42(3):203–10 Agnew, 15(1):44–48 Thompson, David, in (1809), 11(3):163–73 Idaho politics

4 Alexander, Moses, 56(1):18, 20, 26, governors of, 60(2):77–83, 60(3):145–53 66(3):115–22, 78(4):130–32, 83(1):17–19, home missionary movement in (1865­90), 21 41(2):121–61 Borah, William E., career of, 54(1):10, 16– Interior Department archives on, 35(4):331–37 17, 56(1):22–29, 56(4):145–58, 57(2):53, landscape perceptions of early emigrants, 58(1):30–32, 58(3):119–29, 60(4):193–98, 84(4):122–29 63(1):22–29, 64(2):50, 53–55, 91(3):139, Lyon, Caleb, governor of, 61(4):193–200 141 maps of, 38(3):269 carpetbagging and patronage reform, mining in, 15(4):250–59, 262, 19(4):285–93 60(2):77–83 movement to annex northern counties to Church, Frank, career of, 78(1/2):17–31 Wash., 37(4):339–57 Democratic party, 60(2):77–78, 66(3):115– as a part of Washington Territory, 15(4):285– 16 88 Dubois, Fred T., career of, 56(1):17–29, penitentiary archives in, 35(4):336–37 60(2):82, 60(4):193–98 and Washington's constitutional convention election of 1918, 56(1):17–29 (1878), 9(2):129–52, 9(4):306, 10(1):57–58 Nonpartisan League, 56(1):17–29, Idaho Test Oath Act (1885, 1889), 78(1/2):57 69(3):107–108, 112 Idaho's Constitution: The Tie That Binds, by Republican party, 60(2):77–78, 80–83 Dennis C. Colson, review, 83(2):76 senate elections of 1956, 78(1/2):17–31 Idaho's Governors: Historical Essays on Their Taylor, Glen H., career of, 60(1):10–16, Administrations, by Robert C. Sims and 61(1):41–45, 78(1/2):17, 20–22, 24–26, Hope A. Benedict, review, 85(3):124 29, 85(4):142 "Idaho's White Elephant: The King Hill Tracts Walters, Theodore A., career of, 54(1):9–18 and the United States Reclamation Service," Idaho Power Company, 85(1):18 by Hugh T. Lovin, 83(1):12–21 Idaho Public Land Law Review Commission, Idaho­Washington boundary, 2(4):285–89, 89(3):166 21(2):133–37, 21(3):204–17, 21(4):281–93, Idaho Republican Party, 60(2):77–78, 80–83 68(1):1–12 Idaho Socialist party, 69(3):112–15 Ide, C. D., 18(2):123–31, 18(3):191–98, Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners, 18(4):277–88 78(4):123–32 Ide, Clarence W., 18(2):123–31, 18(3):191–98, Idaho State Council of Defense, 66(3):116–18, 18(4):277–88 120–22 Ide, Ernest W., 18(2):123, 126–31, 18(3):191–98, Idaho State Federation of Agriculture, 56(1):19– 18(4):277–88 20 Ide, George La Vergne, 18(2):124–31, 18(3):191– Idaho State Historical Society, 13(1):79 98, 18(4):277–88 Idaho Statesman, 44(1):16, 20 Ide, Lucy A., "In a Prairie Schooner, 1878," ed. J. Idaho Territory Orin Oliphant, 18(2):122–31, 18(3):191–98, boundaries of, 21(2):133–37, 21(3):204–17, 18(4):277–88 21(4):281–93, 68(1):1–12 Ide, Mrs. C. D., 22(3):192 creation of, 31(2):187–93, 36(4):341–42, The Idea of Continental Union: Agitation for the 40(2):106–23 Annexation of Canada to the United States, division of, 67(4):151–53 1849­1893, by Donald F. Warner, review, Edgerton, Sidney, in, 34(3):293–94 51(4):188 in 1863, 4(2):96–104 Ideas in America's Cultures: From Republic to government of, 42(4):281–83 Mass Society, ed. Hamilton Cravens,

5 review, 74(3):140 Illinois Democratic state convention (1858), The Ideas of the Woman Suffrage Movement, 2(4):317–19 1890­1920, by Aileen S. Kraditor, review, Illinois in 1818, by Solon Justus Buck, 8(4):311 57(1):45 Illinois Republican state convention (1858), Ideologies and Utopias: The Impact of the New 2(4):319 Deal on American Thought, by Arthur A. Illinois Volunteers, 11(4):257–58 Ekirch, Jr., review, 62(3):125 The Illusion of Neutrality, by Robert A. Divine, Idlewild, Wash., 10(3):194 review, 54(3):132 Igartua, José E., The Other Quiet Revolution: Illustrations of the Birds of California, Texas, National Identities in English Canada, Oregon, British and Russian America, by 1945­71, review, 98(4):199­200 John Cassin, review, 84(3):113 Iglaome the Lone Hunter, by Harold Ilwaco, Wash., 10(3):195, 93(3):140 McCracken, 21(3):236 Ilwaco Railway and Navigation Company, Ignacio, Emily Noelle, rev. of Leaving 3(3):194–95 Paradise: Indigenous Hawaiians in the Im Wunderland Alaska, by Augusta Enders­ Pacific Northwest, 1787­1898, 97(4):213 Schichanowsky, review, 19(2):143 Ignatiev, Paul N., Russian Schools and Images: Stone: B.C.: Thirty Centuries of Universities in the World War, 20(3):235– Northwest Coast Indian Sculpture, by 36 Wilson Duff, review, 68(4):197–98 Ignatius Donnelly: The Portrait of a Politician, Iman, Felix G., 18(4):255–60 by Martin Ridge, review, 55(1):15 Iman, George, "Early Days at the Cascades," The Ignoble Conspiracy: Radicalism on Trial in 18(4):261–65 Nevada, by Sally Zanjani and Guy Louis Iman, Margaret Windsor, "My Arrival in Rocha, review, 78(3):116 Washington in 1852," 18(4):254–60 Igo, Albert, 20(1):43–44 Iman, T. C., 18(4):255, 257 Ikeda, Tsuguo, 90(3):127, 130–33 Imbrie, Milton, 14(4):260 Ilderton, H. G., 73(2):74–75 Immell, Michael, 30(1):77–108 Iliamna, Lake, 90(4):196–97, 201–202 immigrant labor Iliamna Volcano, 74(2):61–62 Japanese, 54(4):144–48 "I'll Never Fight Fire with My Bare Hands Japanese, in Toledo, Oreg., 69(3):116–26 Again": Recollections of the First Forest Mexican farm workers in Yakima Valley, Rangers of the Inland Northwest, ed. Hal Wash. (1940s), 72(3):121–31 K. Rothman, review, 87(3):161–62 Mexicans in the Pacific Northwest (1943­ I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen (song), by 1947), 73(4):175–81 Thomas P. Westendorf, 60(1):25–28 unrest in Alaska's mining industry, 66(4):165, "'I'll Wreck the Town If It Will Give 170 Employment': Portland in the Hoover The Immigrant Upraised: Italian Adventurers and Years of the Depression," by William H. Colonists in an Expanding America, by Mullins, 79(3):109–18 Andrew F. Rolle, review, 60(4):233–34 Illerbrun, W. J., "A Selective Survey of Immigrant Voices: New Lives in America, 1773­ Canadian­Hawaiian Relations,” 63(3):87– 1986, ed. Thomas Dublin, review, 103 85(3):119 Illinois: A Bicentennial History, by Richard J. immigrants Jensen, review, 72(3):107–10 and the Alaska gold rush, 1900 census data, Illinois 85(3):82–92 state archives, 29(1):29–39 attitudes toward, in Stevens County, Wash.,

6 91(2):64 immigrants, Jewish, 70(2):69–74 influence of, on Washington place names, An Immigrant's American Odyssey: A Biography 1(1):5–10 of Ernst Skarstedt, by Emory Lindquist, INS records for Portland and Astoria, Oreg., review, 67(4):179–80 81(4):158 The Immigrants' Influence on Wilson's Peace land ownership laws for, 54(4):146, Policies, ed. Joseph P. O'Grady, review, 80(1):16–17, 86(1):38, 86(2):85 60(1):49 meeting the religious needs of, 92(3):127–36 The Immigrant's Return, by Angelo Pellegrini, and the National Council of Jewish Women, review, 43(3):236–37 Seattle Section, 86(4):193 immigration nativism and exclusion, 87(1):29–32, 35–36 encouragement of, by Asa S. Mercer, and the New Western History, 85(2):50–55, 27(4):349–51 58 to Oregon Territory, 1(1):34–48 in the Northwest labor force, 54(4):143–48, immigration, Mormons to Canada, 86(4):155–64 86(2):84–86, 88 Immigration Act (1921), 36(3):204–207 to Oregon Country (1844), 18(2):93–102 Immigration Act (1924), 36(3):205–209, 81(1):28 to Oregon Country (1853), 13(4):269–81 Immigration and Naturalization Service (U.S.), to Oregon Territory (1853), 15(2):122 81(4):158 profiles of, in Idaho mining towns, immigration laws 73(3):110–12, 115, 118 and Johnson, Albert, 36(3):195–211 Scandinavian, 71(1):15–23 immigration societies in the Seattle labor force, 86(1):36–44 in Wash., 36(1):7–8, 11 and the study of western history, 89(2):84, 92 "Imogen Cunningham in Utopia," by Charles P. and the woman suffrage campaign in Mont., LeWarne, 74(2):88–89 55(1):10, 13–14 impeachment See also anti­immigrant sentiment; individual in the Washington state constitution, 4(1):24 groups, e.g., Finnish immigrants, Jewish trial of John H. Schively, 59(3):128–36 immigrants "The Impeachment Trial of John H. Schively," by immigrants, British. See British immigrants H. J. Bergman, 59(3):128–36 immigrants, Chinese The Impending Crisis: 1848­1861, by David M. and the anti­Chinese movement of the Pacific Potter, completed and ed. Don E. Northwest, 88(4):174–84 Fehrenbacher, review, 72(2):72–75 to Canada, 64(4):163–64, 168–69 Imperial Eagle (ship), 6(1):68, 18(1):19 as coal mine laborers, 73(4):147–49 Imperial Hotel (Tokyo), 75(3):132–33 portrayals of, 89(2):98–104 Imperial Russia in Frontier America: The See Chinese immigrants Changing Geography of Supply of Russian immigrants, Danish. See Danish immigrants America, 1784­1867, by James R. Gibson, immigrants, Finnish. See Finnish immigrants review, 69(4):184–85 immigrants, German. See German immigrants Imperial San Francisco: Politics and Planning in immigrants, Indian. See Indian immigrants an American City, 1897­1906, by Judd immigrants, Italian Kahn, review, 72(2):90 narrative of Angelo M. Pellegrini, 54(4):137– imperialism 42 Turner, George, on, 34(4):367–78 See Italian immigrants Impett, William Robert, 7(1):57–58 immigrants, Japanese, World War II treatment, "The Importance of Railroads in the Development 88(4):166–73 of Northeastern Montana," by Flora Mae

7 Bellefleur Isch, 41(1):19–29 C. Gardiner, ed. Dale L. Morgan, review, "The Importance of Technical Studies," by 62(4):155–56 Douglas McKay, 49(3):103–105 In Retrospect: The History of a Historian, by "Important Hudson's Bay Company Document," Arthur M. Schlesinger, review, 55(3):136– by F. W. Howay, 23(1):35–36 37 An Important Visit, Zebulon Montgomery Pike, In Search of America, by Lucy Lockwood Hazard, 1805, review, 16(4):303–305 21(3):236 impossibilism, 65(4):179–82 In Search of Canadian Liberalism, by Frank H. Impounded People: Japanese­Americans in the Underhill, review, 52(4):164–66 Relocation Centers, by Edward H. Spicer, "In Search of Regional Expression: The Asael T. Hansen, Katherine Luomala, and Washington State Building at the World's Marvin K. Opler, review, 61(3):155 Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893," by imprints. See printing Jeffrey Karl Ochsner, 86(4):165–77 Imprisoned Apart: The World War II In Search of the Magnetic North: A Soldier­ Correspondence of an Issei Couple, by Surveyor's Letters from the North­West, Louis Fiset, review, 90(2):93–94 1843­44, by John Henry Lefroy, review, Improvement of Communication with the Pacific 47(2):62–63 Coast as an Issue in American Politics, In the Alaska­Yukon Gamelands, by J. A. 1783­1864, by Robert R. Russel, review, McGuire, review, 12(4):305–306 41(4):362–63 In the Beginning, by Clarence B. Bagley, review, "In a Prairie Schooner, 1878," by Lucy A. Ide, 1(1):83 ed. J. Orin Oliphant, 18(2):122–31, In the Days of McKinley, by Margaret Leech, 18(3):191–98, 18(4):277–88 review, 51(1):38–39 In Cabins and Sod­Houses, by Thomas Huston In the Floating Army: F. C. Mills on Itinerant Life Macbride, 20(1):75 in California, 1914 , by Gregory R. Woirol, In Denial: Historians, Communism, and review, 84(3):110 Espionage, by John Earl Haynes and In the Footsteps of Napoleon, by James Morgan, Harvey Klehr, review, 95(4):214­15 7(1):83–84 "'In Gauze We Trust': Public Health and In the Land of the Headhunters, a film by Edward Spanish Influenza on the Home Front, S. Curtis, 78(4):141–44, 81(2):50–53 Seattle, 1918­1919," by Nancy In the Oregon Country, by George Palmer Rockafellar, 77(3):104–13 Putnam, 6(3):208 In Honor of Eyak: The Art of Anna Nelson In the People's Interest: A Centennial History of Harry, comp. and ed. Michael E. Krauss, Montana State University, by Robert review, 75(4):155 Rydell, Jeffrey Safford, and Pierce Mullen, In Memoriam: Grace Raymond Hebard, 1861­ review, 85(2):70 1936, by the Faculty of the University of In the Quest of the Western Ocean, by Nellis M. Wyoming, 28(4):434–35 Crouse, 19(3):233–35 In Mountain Shadows: A History of Idaho, by In the Shadow of the Mountain: The Spirit of the Carlos A. Schwantes, review, 83(4):156 CCC, by Edwin G. Hill, review, 82(2):75 "In Need of Financial Help," 17(2):125–28 In the Spirit of the Earth: Rethinking History and In Prison, by Kate Richards O'Hare, review, Time, by Calvin Luther Martin, review, 69(4):185 84(2):65 In Pursuit of the Golden Dream: Reminiscences In the Wake of the War Canoe, by W. H. Collison, of San Francisco and the Northern and review, 7(4):326–27 Southern Mines, 1849­1857, by Howard In Timber Country: Working People's Stories of

8 Environmental Conflict and Urban Flight, 20, 20(4):243–304 by Beverly A. Brown, review, 88(4):207– Washington Historical Quarterly and Pacific 208 Northwest Quarterly, 1906­1938, The Inalienable Rights of Man, by John R. 29(4):339–416 Rogers, 37(1):8–13 India­Canada relations, 64(4):169–70 Inawaka Maru (ship), 24(4):244–46 Indian Affairs and Their Administration, by Alban income tax. See taxation W. Hoopes, 24(4):305 The Incredible Era: The Life and Times of Indian Agent, by Albert H. Kneale, review, Warren Gamaliel Harding, by Samuel 42(3):256 Hopkins Adams, review, 31(2):225–27 Indian agents, selection of, 50(4):135–42 Independence Day. See Fourth of July Indian and Eskimo Artifacts of North America, by "Independence Day in the Far Northwest," by Charles Miles, review, 55(4):188 George W. Soliday, 4(3):163–81 "Indian and White in the Inland Empire: The Independence Rock, Wyoming, 4(3):171–72, Contest for the Land, 1880­1912," by 13(3):172, 35(3):218–19 Herman J. Deutsch, 47(2):44–51 Independent American Voters League (Jackson Indian and White in the Northwest: A History of County, Oreg.). See Jackson County Catholicity in Montana, 1831­1891, by (Oreg.) Independent American Voters Lawrence B. Palladino, review, 14(2):150– League 51 Independent Anti­Mormon Party of Oneida Indian Appropriations Act (1893), 72(2):67, County, 47(4):114–15 81(4):128–29 Independent Historical Societies: An Enquiry Indian Art of the Northwest Coast: A Dialogue on into Their Research and Publication Craftsmanship and Esthetics, by Bill Holm Functions and Their Financial Future, by and Bill Reid, review, 69(2):92–93 Walter Muir Whitehill, review, 55(2):87 Indian Art of the United States, by Frederic H. Independent Order of Good Templars (Seattle). Douglas and René d'Harnoncourt, review, See Seattle Independent Order of Good 32(4):463–64 Templars The Indian Arts and Crafts Board: An Aspect of Independent Order of Good Templars, 5(2):120 New Deal Indian Policy, by Robert Fay Independent Order of Good Things (Seattle). Schrader, review, 75(4):188 See Seattle Independent Order of Good The Indian Attack on Seattle, January 26, 1856, Things as described by the Eye Witness, Lieut. Independent Spirits: Women Painters of the Thomas Stowell Phelps, by Mrs. Carl American West, 1890­1945, ed. Patricia Frelinghuysen Gould, 24(2):153–154 Trenton, review, 88(4):199 "The Indian Background of Washington History," Independent Telephone and Telegraph by Erna Gunther, 41(3):189–202 Company (Seattle), 92(4):197–98, 200 Indian Bob (Saysilloh), 8(4):304–305 Independent Telephone Company, 1(4):202–203 Indian Charly (Charlie), 5(2):91–98, 104–105, independent voters 5(3):171 Washington's blanket primary law and, "An Indian Chief," by Francis A. Garrecht, 39(1):33–38 19(3):165–80 Index, Wash., 10(3):195 "The Indian Chief Kitsap," 25(4):297–301 indexes Indian Claims Commission, 91(2):92 Washington Historical Quarterly, Vols. 1­10, Indian Commission of the Domestic and Foreign 10(4):243–88 Missionary Society of the Episcopal Washington Historical Quarterly, Vols. 11­ Church, 42(3):238–40

9 "The Indian Connection: Judge James Indian Legends of Canada, by Ella E. Clark, Wickersham and the Indian Shakers," by review, 52(3):117 George Pierre Castile, 81(4):122–29 Indian Legends of the Pacific Northwest, by Ella "The Indian Council at Walla Walla," by T. C. E. Clark, review, 45(2):66 Elliott, 1(4):252–55 Indian Legends of Vancouver Island, by Alfred Indian Culture and European Trade Goods: The Carmichael, 15(1):73 Archaeology of the Western Great Lakes Indian Life on the Northwest Coast of North Region, by George Irving Quimby, America as Seen by the Early Explorers and review, 58(3):159 Fur Traders during the Last Decades of the Indian Days in the Canadian Rockies, by Eighteenth Century, by Erna Gunther, Marius Barbeau, review, 15(3):228–29 review, 66(1):36–37 Indian Experiences, by De Cost Smith, review, Indian Life on the Upper Missouri, by John C. 34(4):413 Ewers, review, 61(3):168–69 Indian Fights: New Facts on Seven Encounters, Indian Lives and Legends, by Mildred Valley by J. W. Vaughn, review, 58(1):45 Thornton, review, 58(4):211 The Indian Heritage of America, by Alvin M. "An Indian Manifesto: An Essay Review," by Josephy, Jr., review, 60(3):165–66 Merle W. Wells, 61(3):162–64 The Indian History of the Modoc War and the Indian mounds. See prehistoric mounds Causes that Led to It, by Jeff C. Riddle, Indian Myths of the Northwest, by William D. review, 5(3):225–27 Lyman, 7(3):254–55 Indian Homestead Act (1875), 98(4):171­80 Indian New Deal, 82(4):140, 87(3):149–58, Indian Homestead Act (1884), 98(4):178 87(4):191, 92(1):21, 26 Indian Houses of Puget Sound, by T. T. Indian Oasis, by Janette Woodruff and Cecil Waterman and Ruth Greiner, review, Dryden, review, 31(1):115–17 12(3):229–30 Indian Police and Judges: Experiments in Indian immigrants, to Canada, 64(4):163, 169– Acculturation and Controls, by William T. 70, 173–74 Hagan, review, 57(3):129–30 hostilities against, in Canada (1914­25), Indian policy 17(2):100–101, 104 of Lyon, Caleb, in Idaho Territory, 61(4):193– Indian Intercourse Act (1834), 86(1):18–19 200 Indian Jack, 13(2):139–40, 19(2):100–101, 106– and churches, 50(4)135–42 107 See also federal policies on native peoples Indian Land Tenure: Bibliographical Essays Indian Policy and Westward Expansion, by James and a Guide to the Literature, by Imre C. Malin, 13(2):151 Sutton, review, 68(2):99–100 Indian Portraits of the Pacific Northwest: Thirty Indian law of the Principal Tribes, by George M. and land claims against the U.S. government, Cochran, review, 51(2):85 91(2):88–92 "The Indian Raid on the Cascades in March, Salish culture and U.S. law, 86(1):17–23 1856," by F. M. Sebring, 19(2):99–107 traditional Eskimo law, 54(4):167–74 Indian Reorganization Act (1934), 82(4):140–48, tribal sovereignty and Washington state, 89(3):129, 91(2):92 79(3):98–108 Indian reservations, 72(2):61–68, 86(1):18, 21– Indian Legends, by Marion Foster Washburne, 22, 91(2):89 7(2):173 and assimilation of Native peoples of Puget Indian Legends from the Land of Al­ay­ek­sa, by Sound, 5(1):12–21 Harriet Rossiter, 17(4):304 British Columbia policy on, 5(1):52–54,

10 28(2):151–162 system; mission schools Chehalis, 92(1):15–17, 24–26 Indian Shaker Church, 64(3):120–26, 72(2):62, Coeur d'Alene, 53(4):145–150, 94(1):27–41 73(4):165–74, 74(3):108, 112–13, 80(2):52, and fish and game rights of native peoples, 58, 60, 81(4):122–29, 93(4):195–96 6(2):109–118 Indian Shaker religion, 5(1):18–20, 27(4):293–95 Hoh, 74(3):106, 109 Indian Shakers: A Messianic Cult of the Pacific Klallam, 93(2):59–66 Northwest, by H. G. Barnett, review, Makah, 87(4):180–93 49(2):84–85 for Native Alaskans, 82(4):140–48 Indian Shakers: A Messianic Cult of the Pacific Nez Perce, 61(4):194–98, 200 Northwest, by Homer Barnett, 73(4):165– opening of, to non­native settlement, 68, 171–72, 174 70(3):131–40, 72(2):62–68, 81(4):122–29, The Indian Side of the Story, by William Compton 82(4):129–31 Brown, review, 54(2):82 Piute, 26(1):16–25 Indian Sign Language, by William Tomkins, Point No Point treaty and, 46(2):52–58 18(1):74 Puyallup, 72(2):62–68, 73(4):165–66, Indian Slavery in the Pacific Northwest, by 81(4):124–29, 86(1):18, 21–22 Robert H. Ruby and John A. Brown, records of, in Wash., 37(1):31–57 review, 86(2):96–97 Rocky Boy, 87(3):156 Indian Stories and Legends, by Nels Bruseth, Shoshoni, 61(4):196–200 17(4):303–304 Siletz, 64(3):120–26 "The Indian Treaty of Point No Point," ed. by Skokomish, 72(2):61–64 Charles M. Gates, 46(2):52–58 Spokane, 82(4):126, 128–31 Indian Tribes of North America, by John R. Squaxin, 86(1):18, 21–22 Swanton, 54(4):158–59 Swinomish, 89(3):127–35 The Indian Tribes of North America, by Thomas and tribal sovereignty, 79(3):98–108 L. McKenney and James Hall, 25(4):303 U.S. policy on, 5(1):36–43, 49–50, 53, Indian Village and Neah Bay (painting), by James 41(3):203–211 Madison Alden, 69(1):31–32 on the Wash. coast, 74(3):106–13 Indian War in the Pacific Northwest: The Journal in Washington's first constitution (1878), of Lieutenant Lawrence Kip, by Lawrence 9(3):227–28 Kip, review, 92(2):99 Wenatchee Indians and, 16(1):20–28 "Indian War in Washington Territory," by Wesley Yakama, 50(4):135–42 B. Gosnell, 17(4):289–99 See also names of individual reservations "The Indian War of 1858," by Thomas W. Prosch, Indian Reserves 2(3):237–40 in British Columbia, 28(2):151–62 Indian wars, 13(4):273–74, 16(3):164–70 Indian rights Camp Montgomery, 22(4):293–94 fishing, 82(2):78, 87(1):12–13, 87(4):187– Cayuse, 5(4):293 90, 89(3):129, 133 Connell's Prairie Battle, 17(4):291–99 to sue U.S. government, 91(2):88–93 Gray's Harbor, Washington Territory, tribal sovereignty and Washington state, 1(3):122–24 79(3):98–108 Hudson's Bay Company attittudes during, Indian Rights Association, 81(4):123, 126–27 8(4):291–307 Indian Rock Art of the Columbia Plateau, by journals of Robert M. and William C. Painter, James D. Keyser, review, 85(1):45 15(1):11–31 Indian schools. See federal Indian education map of, 22(1):79–80

11 monument in Auburn, Wash., 10(3):177–81 Leonard A. Carlson, review, 73(3):140 Nez Perce War (1877), 6(3):145–53 Indians, Infants and Infantry: Andrew and in Oregon Territory (1847­49), 1(1):34–49 Elizabeth Burt on the Frontier, by Merrill J. Patkanim (Snoqualmie chief) and, Mattes, review, 52(3):119–20 15(3):194–95 Indians and Bureaucrats: Administering the pioneers as patriots in, 8(3):174–79 Reservation Policy during the Civil War, by Rinehart, William Vance, account of, Edmund J. Danziger, Jr., review, 67(1):20 22(2):83–98 Indians and Emigrants: Encounters on the Willis, Park Weed, account of, 28(3):309–11 Overland Trails, by Michael L. Tate, Indian wars (1855­58) review, 98(2):96­97 April 10, 1856, 11(3):180–82 Indians and Other Americans, by Harold E. Fey army officers' attitudes, 67(3):120–23 and D’Arcy McNickle, review, 50(4):161– 1858, 2(3):237–40 62 Cascades massacre (1856), 18(1):30–32, Indians and Pioneers: The Story of the American 18(4):256–58, 19(2):99–107 Southwest before 1830 (revised edition), by Coeur d'Alene Treaty (1858), 34(2):169–81, Grant Foreman, review, 28(3):323–24 94(1):27–41 Indians Arts in North America, by George C. effects on land surveying, 63(4):130–31, Vaillant, review, 31(3):357–360 133–34 Indians Before Columbus: Twenty Thousand Joset, John Joseph, 1858 account of, Years of North American History Revealed 38(4):285–307 by Archaeology, by Paul S. Martin, George Lawyer (Hal­Hal­Tlos­Sot) in, 25(1):37–48 I. Quimby, and Donald Collier, review, and martial law in Washington Territory 38(2):171–72 (1856), 43(2):91–119, 95(1):26­30 Indians in the Making: Ethnic Relations and missionary correspondence from Oregon Indian Identities around Puget Sound, by during, 79(1):26–34 Alexandra Harmon, review, 90(4):206–207 Puget Sound (1855­57), 67(1):10–20 Indians in the United States and Canada: A Puget Sound hostilities (1855), 31(4):404– Comparative History, by Roger Nichols, 406, 95(1):27­29 review, 90(4):214–15, 91(2):102–103 Seattle (1855­56), 14(4):254, 42(4):274, 276, Indians in Washington and the Pacific Northwest, 47(1):1–8 review, 36(4):361 Steptoe's Battle, 18(4):246–53 The Indians of British Columbia: A Study of in Walla Walla Valley, Wash. (1855­56), Contemporary Social Adjustment, by H. B. 14(4):249–55 Hawthorn, C. S. Belshaw, and S. M. in Washington Territory (1855­56), Jamieson, review, 52(2):70–71 83(3):104–106 Indians of North America, by Harold E. Driver, Yakima War, 19(3):181–85 53(4):156–58 Indian Wars of Idaho, by R. Ross Arnold, The Indians of Puget Sound: The Notebooks of 23(4):305 Myron Eells, ed. George Pierre Castile, Indiana: A Bicentennial History, by Howard H. review, 77(4):153 Peckham, review, 72(3):107–10 The Indians of Southwestern Oregon: An Indiana, state archives, 29(1):29–37 Ethnohistorical Review, by Jeff LaLande, Indian­fighting Army, by Fairfax Downey, review, 84(2):62–63 review, 33(2):229–31 Indians of the North Pacific Coast, ed. Tom Indians, Bureaucrats, and Land: the Dawes Act McFeat, review, 58(1):46 and the Decline of Indian Farming, by Indians of the Northwest Coast, by Pliny Earle

12 Goddard, review, 16(2):150–51 Broughton expedition on the Columbia, Indians of the Pacific Northwest: A History, by 83(2):56, 58–59 Robert H. Ruby and John A. Brown, Christianization through the Russian American review, 74(3):142 Company, 63(2):41–54 Indians of the Urban Northwest, ed. Marian W. Desha, Mary, account of, in Alaska, 71(2):80, Smith, review, 41(1):73–74 81–82 The Indians Today, by Flora Warren Seymour, early traders and Wickaninnish, 70(3):110–20 17(4):303 Eells, Edwin, Indian Agent, 72(2):61–68 Indian­settler relations, 5(1):12–14, 34–36, essay review on, 61(3):162–64 19(2):134–41 Fort Simcoe and the Yakima, 82(2):78 Cascades massacre (1856), 19(3):195 fur trade families at Fort Colvile, 90(3):140–53 Chief Seattle, his daughter Angeline, and the in Grant County, Oreg. (1890s), 68(4):175–90 settlers of Puget Sound, 22(4):243–75 Healy, Fred, impressions of, 72(4):147–48 on the emigrant trails, 32(3):294–301 Healy, Mary Jane, impressions of, in Alaska, Evans, Elwood, on, 52(1):17 72(4):147, 150–52, 154–56 Fort Simcoe and, 46(2):46–51 in Idaho, 61(4):193–200 hostilities, 20(2):143–44 and the Indian Shaker movement, 73(4):165– Hudson's Bay Company and, 52(1):25–32 74 Indian objects from Vancouver expedition, Iñupiat Eskimos and commercial whalers, 51(1):1–12 91(3):115–23 in the Inland Empire, 47(2):44–51, 50(1):16– Klallam Indians and Port Townsend, Wash. 18, 24–25 residents, 93(2):59–68 Kautz, August V., and, 48(4):134 legal claims and representation, 91(2):86–93 Longmire, James, reminiscences of, Leschi (Nisqually leader), 95(1):26­36 23(2):141–50 Lewis, William Stanley, Indian advocate, and the murder of Isaac N. Ebey, 36(1):69– 91(2):86–93 78 Makah, 87(4):180–93 Nez Perce War and, 49(4):129–45 missionary correspondence from Oreg. (1855­ in Seattle, 47(1):1–8 1857), 79(1):26–34 Stevens, Isaac I., on, 31(4):403–409 opening reservations to white settlement, treaties, 44(2):59, 46(2):52–58 70(3):131–40, 72(2):62–68, 81(4):122–29, Wallace, William H., and, 49(2):69–70 82(4):129–31 wars, 44(2):59–60 at the Palouse River, 62(2):69–76 Indian­U.S. government relations. See federal Pete, Hazel, and the federal Indian education policies on native peoples; Bureau of system, 92(1):15–28 Indian Affairs pioneer women's images of Indian women, Indian­white relations 83(1):22–28 Alaska Native land claims, 82(4):140–48 portrayals of, in regional periodicals, 89(2):102 Alaska Natives and early settlers, 60(2):58– Protestant and Catholic missionaries in the 60 Pacific Northwest, 79(4):130–37 Alaska Natives and the federal government, Rossi, Louis, impressions of, 72(4):157–61 91(4):202–209 in Seattle (1855­1856), 55(3):105–10 army officers' attitudes (1830­60), shaman­killing case: Salish culture and U.S. 67(3):113–24 law, 86(1):17–23 British fur traders and the Tsimshian (1787), Shotridge, Louis, observations of, 89(4):202– 57(1):13–17 10

13 in Spalding, Idaho, 93(3):164–65 Industry, by Cloice R. Howd, 15(4):304– Spokane Indians and the Little Falls dam, 305 82(4):122–24, 126, 128–31 industrial society, adjustment to, 92(3):115–26 and Stevens, Isaac I., in Wash., 63(3):82–86 industrial unionism Swinomish, 89(3):127–35 in the aircraft industry, 88(2):82, 85–87 tribal sovereignty and Washington state, and indigenous unionism in Wash., 70(1):24– 79(3):98–108 34 Wickersham, James, and the Indian Shaker newspapers supporting, 71(3):113, 122, Church, 81(4):122–29 74(4):163 in Willamette Valley, 98(1):3­17 and racial and ethnic discrimination, 86(1):35– Indian­White Relations: A Persistent Paradox, 44 ed. Jane F. Smith and Robert M. and railroad labor organizing (1894­1917), Kvasnicka, review, 69(2):90 75(1):13–21 "Indications of Mental Illness Among Pre­ and the Seattle labor movement, 55(4):147–55 Contact Indians of the Northwest States," Industrial Unionist (Portland). See Portland by Melville Jacobs, 55(2):49–54 Industrial Unionist Indigenous Difference and the Constitution of "Industrial Violence in the Coeur d'Alene Mining Canada, by Patrick Macklem, review, District: The Visual Record," by D. G. 93(3):158 Thiessen and Carlos A. Schwantes, individualism 78(3):83–90 in the educational philosophy of Harvey W. Industrial Welfare Commission (Wash.). See Scott, 64(2):72–73 Washington Industrial Welfare Commission influence of westward migration on, Industrial Worker, 66(1):2–3, 6–8, 12, 71(3):114, 5(4):243–57 121, 124 Individualism in Idaho: The Territorial Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 47(1):13 Foundations, by Robert H. Blank, review, and antiradicalism, 81(4):146, 148 81(4):155 "borers,” 55(4):152–53 Individuality and the New Society, ed. Abraham Centralia massacre (1919) and, 45(4):116–24, Kaplan, review, 63(1):37–38 57(2):65–72, 59(2):88–97, 62(3):110–16, "Indomitable John: The Story of John Hart 77(4):122–29 Scranton and His Puget Sound Steamers," in Coos Bay, Oreg., 75(4):150 by N. A. McDougall, 45(3):73–84 and the Everett massacre (1916), 49(4):162– industrial army movement. See Coxey's army 72, 57(2):58–64, 71(2):50–62 Industrial Army News, 71(3):117 farm labor shortage in Wash. and, 34(4):340– industrial development 46 flood control and, 48(1):1–7 and Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 57(3):110–12 iron manufacturing on the west coast, and free speech movement, Aberdeen, Wash. 17(3):169–89 (1911­12), 66(1):1–12 in Utah Valley, 46(4):103–107 in Grays Harbor, Wash. (1910­12), 66(1):1–12 Industrial Freedom, 59(3):142–44, 71(3):114, in Idaho, 69(3):107–15 118 and Idaho lumber industry strike (1917), Industrial Map of the State of Washington, 66(3):116–22 review, 34(3):330 industrial unionism in Seattle, 86(1):36–39 industrial pollution, by the smelting industry, Johnson, Albert, and, 36(3):197–98 91(2):59–69 in Lewis County, Wash., 87(3):137–38 Industrial Relations in the West Coast Lumber and the One Big Union movement in Wash.,

14 69(3):127–34 "The Influence of the Military in the Building of organizing in logging and lumbering, Montana," by Merrill G. Burlingame, 66(1):1–12 29(2):135–50 organizing railroad workers (1894­1917), influenza epidemic, Seattle (1918­19), 77(3):104– 75(1):13, 16–18, 21 13, 91(1):20 organizing strikers in Yakima Valley, Wash., Informal Entente: The Private Structure of 65(4):167–75, 68(2):80–87 Cooperation in Anglo­American Economic in Portland, 98(3):116­27 Diplomacy, 1918­1928, by Michael J. Portland Industrial Unionist, 74(4):161 Hogan, review, 70(2):82 publications of, in Wash., 71(3):114, 121, "Information Concerning the Establishment of 124 Fort Colvile," by William S. Lewis, Salter, John R., Jr., reminiscences of, 16(2):102–107 78(1/2):41–42 Ingalls, F. M., 90(1):54 Seattle General Strike and, 52(3):81–98 Ingalls, Rufus, 19(3):215–23, 226–27, 27(4):356– and the Seattle labor movement, 55(4):151– 57 55 Ingebretsen, James C., 61(2):79–86 and the sedition case of Louise Olivereau, Ingelson, Allan, Michael Mahony, and Robert 78(1/2):33–34, 36, 38 Scace, Chilkoot: An Adventure in Ecotourism, and shingle mill workers, 91(1):6, 11–13 review, 94(3):159­60 and the Spokane Free Speech movement Ingersoll, Joseph R., 53(1):37, 39 (1909­10), 77(2):68–71 Ingersoll, Louise, rev. of The Rise of the Spanish Tieton Irrigation Canal and, 49(1):13–14 Empire, 9(3):230–31 Industrialization, Immigrants and Inglewood, Wash., 10(3):195 Americanizers: The View from Inglis, Peter, 49(3):117 Milwaukee, 1886­1921, by Gerd Korman, Ingraham, E. S., 24(4):278–79 review, 59(2):114–15 Ingraham, Edward S., 88(2):71, 75–76 industry, regional. See aircraft industry; Ingraham, Edward Sturgis, 18(2):160 commercial fishing; logging and Ingraham, Joseph, 4(2):120, 4(3):164–67, lumbering industries; shipbuilding 5(4):307, 6(2):87, 8(3):169, 11(1):3–28, industry 12(1):6, 12, 17, 45–46, 48–49, 12(4):251, Industry Comes of Age: Business, Labor, and 262–63, 266, 271, 16(2):116–18, 20(2):117, Public Policy, 1860­1897, by Edward C. 121, 21(2):85–87 Kirkland, review, 53(3):125–26 Ingraham, Joseph, 65(4):157–63 Industry in the Pacific Northwest and the Ingraham, William, 17(4):282, 285 Location Theory, by Edwin J. Cohn, Jr., Ingram, Henry, 19(4):277–78 review, 45(4):131 Inhabited Wilderness: Indians, Eskimos, and "Industry on the Farm: McGregor Land and National Parks in Alaska, by Theodore Livestock and the Transformation of the Catton, review, 90(1):46–47 Columbia Plateau Wheat Belt Since "The Initiation of the McNary­Haugen Movement 1930," by Alexander C. McGregor, in Montana and the Pacific Northwest," by 73(1):31–38 Rita McDonald and Robert G. Dunbar, Inez (ship), 11(1):64–65, 11(2):137 71(2):63–71 Inferior Courts, Superior Justice: A History of "The Initiative and Referendum in Washington," the Justices of the Peace on the Northwest by Claudius O. Johnson, 36(1):29–63 Frontier, 1853­1889, by John R. Wunder, Initiative 172 (Wash.), 61(3):148–55 review, 71(4):188 initiative process in Wash., 55(1):28–35,

15 61(3):147–55, 91(4):171–82 76(3):104–13 initiatives and referenda "Inland Empire Mining and the Growth of in Washington state, 35(4):291–303, Spokane, 1883­1905," by W. Hudson 36(1):29–63, 38(1):100–101, 39(1):301, Kensel, 60(2):84–97 311, 39(4):287, 41(3):220, 222 The Inland Empire of the Pacific Northwest, a in the Washington state constitution, History, by George W. Fuller, review, 4(1):15–18, 32 19(4):302–304 Inkster, Tom H., "John Frank Stevens, Inland Empire Pioneer Association, 6(1):24, American Engineer,” 56(2):82–85 8(1):12, 9(1):21, 10(1):51–52, 11(1):42, Inland Empire 12(3):239 agriculture in, 37(3):179, 37(4):279, 302 Inland Empire Railroad Company, 60(2):95 British investment capital in, 47(3):75–85 Inland Empire Waterways Association, Burgunder, Ben, reminiscences of the, 86(4):179–86 17(3):190–210 inland navigation cattle raising (1870s­1880s), 38(3):193–213 on the Columbia and Snake rivers, 56(4):168, development of, 86(4):178–88 171–73, 175, 86(4):179–87, 87(1):11, geography and history of, 49(4):150–61, 87(2):72 50(1):14–25 on Lake Pend Oreille, 56(4):172–73, 175 Indian­settler relations in, 47(2):44–51 on the Umpqua River, 55(3):114–15 international boundary in, 51(2):63–79 "Inland Transportation and Communication in logging and lumbering industries in (1900­ Washington, 1844­1859," by Oscar Osburn 30), 76(3):95–103 Winther, 30(4):371–86 logging photographs by Frank Palmer (1898­ Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific, 82(4):158 1920), 76(3):104–13 Inner Asian Frontiers of China, by Owen mining camps in the (1860s), 19(4):285–93 Lattimore, review, 32(4):467–69 mining in, 20(1):36–53 Innis, Harold A., The Cod Fisheries: The History mining industry of, 60(2):84–97, 65(3):119– of an International Economy, review, 24 31(4):467–68; The Fur Trade of Canada, pack trains to mining camps in, 19(4):278– review, 19(2):144 83, 34(2):136–40 Innis, Mary Quayle, An Economic History of railroad survey, 37(3):175–85 Canada, review, 27(3):272–73 state boundaries of, 51(3):115–31 Innokentii (Innocent), Saint, 58(1):34–35, territorial government, 44(2):80–87 63(2):41–54, 66(1):26–29, 85(2):74; wagon roads, 45(4):125–30 Journals of the Priest Ioann Veniaminov in Inland Empire: D. C. Corbin and Spokane, by Alaska, 1823 to 1836, trans. Jerome John Fahey, review, 57(2):84 Kisslinger, review, 85(2):74–75 The Inland Empire: Unfolding Years, 1879­ Ino (brig), 16(2):118–20 1929, by John Fahey, review, 79(2):74 Inore (brig), 12(3):184, 187–92, 197 Inland Empire Historical Society, 2(3):275–76 Inouye, Mamoru, with Grace Schaub, The Heart The Inland Empire in the Pacific Northwest: Mountain Story: Photographs by Hansel Historical Studies and Sketches of Ceylon Mieth and Otto Hagel of the World War II S. Kingston, comp. and ed. Jay W. Rea, Internment of Japanese Americans, review, review, 74(1):46 93(1):45–46 "Inland Empire Lumbering: Frank Palmer's The Inquiry: American Preparations for Peace, Photographic Record of an Industry, 1917­1919, by Lawrence E. Gelfand, 1898­1920," ed. Edward W. Nolan, review, 55(2):93

16 "The Inside Passage: A Popular Gilded Age of Elks of the World. See Elks (benevolent Tour," by Ted C. Hinckley, 56(2):67–74 society) The Inside Passage to Alaska, 1792­1920, by International Boundary Commission, Joint Report William Watson Woollen, 16(3):231–32 Upon the Survey and Demarcation of the Insinger, Fredrik Robbert, 72(1):7–8, 10 Boundary Between the United States and Instant Cities: Urbanization and the Rise of San Canada From the Western Terminus of the Francisco and Denver, by Gunther Barth, Land Boundary Along the Forty­Ninth review, 67(3):128 Parallel, 12(3):234–36 Institute of Pacific Relations, Proceedings of the International Conference on Naval Limitation. See Hawaii session, June 30­July 14, 1925, Washington Conference (1921­22) review, 18(2):141–44 International Fisheries Commission, 20(1):9–10, Insull, by Forrest McDonald, review, 38(1):20, 27–28, 39(3):229 54(4):174–76 International Joint Commission, 21(2):97–101 Insull, Samuel, 54(4):174–76 International Joint Commission (3 pamphlets), Insurance Reform: Consumer Action in the 4(3):198–99 Progressive Era, by H. Roger Grant, International Joint Commission in the Columbia review, 71(4):188 River Basin, 49(3):103–105, 107, 117, 120 Insurgency: Personalities and Politics of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, Taft Era, by Kenneth W. Hechler, review, 91(3):157 32(2):231–32 International Longshoremen's Association, Insurgent Republicans, 53(3):114–17, 86(1):38, 42, 91(3):150–57 65(3):132–34 Pacific coast strike (1934), 69(4):174–83 and the 1912 Wash. state convention, The International Mind, by Nicholas Murray 38(2):99–108 Butler, review, 4(3):199 Inter­County Farm Loan Association, 38(4):348 International Order of Good Templars, 98(3):131­ interethnic relations. See Indian­white relations; 32 race and ethnic relations; anti­immigrant International Pacific Salmon Fisheries sentiment and related entries Commission, 38(1):20, 28–30 Interior Department, U.S., 39(4):253, 268, 270– International Peace Memorial Association of 82 British Columbia, 12(4):283–84 archives of, 35(4):323–41 International Polar Expedition, 86(2):78–79, maps, 38(3):269–72 91(3):119 intermontane Northwest, 19th century, "International Policy for Ocean Resource 60(2):98–102 Management: An Essay Review," by Keith Intermountain Railroads: Standard and Narrow A. Murray, 65(1):38–39 Gauge, by Merrill D. Beal, review, International Shingle Weavers of 54(4):179–80 America/International Union of Shingle Internal Revenue Service (U.S.), 79(2):57–64 Weavers, Sawmill Workers and Woodsmen, International Agreements on Conservation of 71(3):120, 91(1):9–13 Marine Resources, with Special Reference See also Shingle Weavers' Union to the North Pacific, by Jozo Tomasevich, International Shingle Weavers' Union, 41(4):305– review, 34(3):309–10 306 International Association of Machinists (IAM), "The International Significance of the Jones and 85(4):140–43, 145, 88(2):83, 85–91, Immell Massacre and of the Aricara 98(4):185­87 Outbreak in 1823," ed. by A. P. Nasatir, International Benevolent and Protective Order 30(1):77–108

17 International Style, influence on Paul Thiry, Interworld, A Novel, by John W. Whitham, 75(3):128–39 24(3):238 International Woodworkers of America (IWA), Into the Second Century: The University of 87(3):118–20, 124–27, 93(2):75, 77 Washington, 1961­1986, by Jane Sanders, and Becker, Ray, 59(2):97–98 review, 78(1/2):63 in British Columbia, 97(3):115­24 Into the Twenties: The United States from and labor unrest in Aberdeen, Wash., Armistice to Normalcy, by Burl Noggle, 78(3):91–99 review, 67(2):91 papers of, 79(3):126 “Introduction,” Women’s History special issue, by International Workingmen's Association, Karen Blair, 96(2):59­60 88(4):176–82 "Introduction of Cattle Into the Pacific internment and relocation of Japanese Northwest," by C. S. Kingston, 14(3):163– Americans, 90(3):123–39. See also 85 Japanese Americans "The Introduction of Monterey Shells to the The Interpretation of History, by Jacques Indians of the Northwest Coast," by Robert Barzun, Hajo Holborn, Herbert Heaton, F. Heizer, 31(4):399–402 Dumas Malone, and George La Piana, ed. "Introduction" to Sport History special issue, by Joseph R. Strayer, review, 34(4):418–420 Jack W. Berryman, 87(1):3–4 An Interpretative History of Alaskan Statehood, An Introduction to the English Historians, by by Claus­M. Naske, review, 65(2):91 Charles A. Beard, review, 1(4):278–79 Interpreters with Lewis and Clark: The Story of Introduction to the History of Science, by George Sacagawea and Toussaint Charbonneau, Sarton, 70(3):128–29 by Dale W. Nelson, review, 95(4):212 "Introduction to the Nuclear Northwest," by Bruce Interpreting Local Culture and History, ed. J. Hevly, 85(1):4–5 Sanford Rikoon, and Judith Austin, Introductory Manual for the Study and Reading of review, 83(3):112 Agrarian History, by William Trimble, Interpreting the Promise of America: Essays in 9(1):75–76 Honor of Odd Sverre Lovoll, ed. Todd W. Inuit, chronicled by Amos Burg, 84(4):158 Nichol, review, 94(3):163­64 The Iñupiaq Eskimo Nations of Northwest Alaska, The Interregnum of Despair: Hoover, Congress, by Ernest S. Burch, Jr., review, 90(4):207– and the Depression, by Jordan A. 208 Schwarz, review, 63(2):78 Iñupiat Eskimos, 91(3):115–23 Interstate Commerce Act (1887), freight rates "Iñupiat Labor and Commercial Shore Whaling in and, 45(1):19–27 Northern Alaska," by Mark S. Cassell, Interstate Commerce Act (1940), 71(3):111 91(3):115–23 Interstate Commerce Commission, U.S., Inventing History in the American West: The 52(2):43, 47–48 Romance and Myths of Grace Raymond on freight rates, 64(1):10–11 Hebard, by Mike Mackey, review, and railroad freight rates, 39(3):219–20, 97(3):150­51 41(4):302–305 Inventing the American Woman: A Perspective on and railroad mergers, 54(3):104–12, Women's History, 2 vols., by Glenda Riley, 79(4):139–46 review, 78(3):114 and railroads, 56(3):106–13 Inventing the Dream: California through the Inter­state Production Credit Association, Progressive Era, by Kevin Starr, review, 38(4):354 76(3):94 interviewing, oral history methods, 58(2):57–64 The Invention of the American Political Parties,

18 by Roy F. Nichols, review, 59(2):117 Ireland, Robert M., rev. of The Washington High Inventory of the County Archives of Bench: A Biographical History of the State Washington, by the Historical Records Supreme Court, 1889­1991, 84(3):115 Survey (Wash.), 29(1):111 Ireland, Willard E., rev. of Minutes of the An Inventory­Guide to the Wilbert McLeod Hudson's Bay Company, 1679­1684. Second Chapman Papers, 1939­1970, in the Part, 1682­1684, 42(4):333–34; rev. of Sir University of Washington Libraries, George Simpson, Overseas Governor of the review, 70(4):189 Hudson's Bay Company: A Pen Picture of a Inverarity, Robert Bruce, rev. of Crooked Beak Man of Action, 37(2):159–60 of Heaven: Masks and Other Ceremonial Iridescent Light: The Emergence of Northwest Art of the Northwest Coast, 64(1):7 Art, by Deloris Tarzan Ament, review, An Investigation of the Iron Ore Resources of 95(1):47­48 the Northwest, by William Harrison Irish, Kerry E., Clarence C. Dill: The Life of a Whittier, 9(1):77 Western Politician, review, 92(2):94; rev. of investment capital Oregon’s Promise: An Interpretive History, in Bellingham Bay, Wash., 80(4):122–32 96(1):45 British, in Northwest mines, 47(3):75–85 Irish nationalist movement, 81(4):145–51 in Butte, Mont. mining industry, 44(1):23–29 Iron and Steel Manufacture in Washington, in the Coeur d'Alene mining district, Oregon, California and Utah, by Joseph 81(2):42–49 Daniels, 21(2):147 Invisible Indigenes: The Politics of Iron in Her Soul: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and the Nonrecognition, by Bruce Granville American Left, by Helen C. Camp, review, Miller, review, 97(3):153­54 87(3):159 An Invitation to Book Collecting: Its Pleasures iron manufacturing and Practices, by Colton Storm and development of, on the Pacific Coast, Howard Peckham, review, 39(2):174 17(3):168–89 Ioasaf, Archimandrite, 63(2):43–44, 90(4):201– in Oregon (1880­95), 31(2):123–59 202 iron mining Iowa in Kittitas County, Wash., 36(4):293–94 Historical, Memorial and Art Department, Iron Pants: Oregon's Anti­New Deal Governor, 29(1):29, 33, 36–37 Charles Henry Martin, by Gary Murrell, Iowa: A Bicentennial History, by Joseph Frazier review, 92(3):162–63 Wall, review, 72(3):107–10 Iron Shirt (Blackfoot Indian), 30(1):83–86 Iowa Code of 1839, 27(1):8–18 Irondale, Wash., 10(3):196, 17(3):176–83 Iowa Farmer­Labor party, 62(1):19, 21–22, 25 Irondale Furnace Company, 17(3):181 Iowa Indians Irons, Peter H., The New Deal Lawyers, review, Jesuit missionaries and, 32(2):187–89 74(4):178 Ioway to Iowa, by Irving Berdine Richman, 22(3):233 Iroquois Iphigenia (ship), 4(2):119, 11(1):3, 21, 23, ethnographic materials on, 93(4):212–13 12(4):247, 250, 257–58, 262 missionaries and, 35(1):30–31 Irby, Wash., 10(3):196 The Irreconcilables: The Fight Against the Ireland, Alleyne, An Adventure with a Genius: League of Nations, by Ralph Stone, review, Recollections of Joseph Pulitzer, review, 63(1):33 29(1):99–100 The Irrepressible Conflict, by John R. Rogers, Ireland, Carol, 88(3):107–108, 113, 142–43 37(1):6–7

19 The Irrrepressible Conflict, 1850­1865, by by Mormons in Alberta, Canada, 59(1):15–16, Arthur Charles Cole, review, 25(3):231– 20–22 232 in Oreg., 87(1):53, 88(4):210 Irrigated Eden: The Making of an Agricultural in the Pacific Northwest, 46(1):28 Landscape in the American West, by Mark photographs of, by Asahel Curtis, 72(3):112– Fiege, review, 92(2):91–92 20, 73(2):78–89 "Irrigation, Apples, and Spokane Country," by Reclamation Fund, 61(3):137, 141 John Fahey, 84(1):7–18 reclamation policy, 54(1):9–18, 61(1):36–38 Irrigation and Drainage Securities Commission Reclamation Project Act (1939), 61(3):144 (Oregon). See Oregon Irrigation and and South Side (Twin Falls, Idaho) reclamation Drainage Securities Commission project, 78(4):125–28, 130, 132 irrigation and reclamation, 52(4):144–50 in Spokane Valley, 84(1):7–18 in the Billings, Mont. area, 31(3):257–68 and Theodore A. Walters of Idaho, 54(1):9–18 Boise Project (Idaho), 42(3):203–10 Tieton Irrigation Canal, 49(1):11–17 in Boise Valley, 44(4):177–84 Tumalo Irrigation Project (Oreg.), 88(4):210 Bridgeport Bar, Wash., 42(1):36–39 in Utah Valley, 46(4):100 and the Bureau of Reclamation (U.S.), in Wash., 9(4):259–76, 36(1):67, 39(3):223– 54(1):9–10, 13, 15, 18, 61(1):15–21, 24, 227–28, 232 61(3):137–46, 82(1):2–7, 83(1):12, 15, 21, in Yakima Valley, Wash., 42(2):99–122, 89(4):190–93, 197 61(1):10–21, 72(3):113, 77(3):94–103, canal projects in Lewisville, Idaho area 84(4):130–39 (1880s), 78(1/2):56–57 Yellowstone National Park's Cascade Corner, in the Columbia Basin, 45(2):52–60 93(1):13–25 and the Columbia Basin Project, 61(3):143– in Yellowstone Valley, 89(4):188–201 44, 82(1):2–7, 87(2):72–81, 110 irrigation districts in eastern Wash. (1890­1910), 37(4):285–95 formation of, in Wash., 10(1):40 federal water policy, 89(4):188–201 Kennewick, Wash., 84(4):139 in Gallatin Valley, Mont., 47(4):118 Medford, Oreg., 83(2):45, 50, 52 and the Great Basin (Mont.) project, Quincy Valley Water Users Association, 89(4):190–93, 197 87(2):75 history of, in Wash., 10(1):21–45 Spokane Valley, 84(1):15–18 under Hubert Work, 61(1):36–38 Sunnyside Water Users Association, 42(2):121, Huntley (Mont.) irrigation project, 89(4):190, 61(1):16, 18–21 195, 197 Talent, Oreg., 83(2):45, 50, 52 in Idaho, 78(4):122–33, 83(1):12–21, Tieton River , 42(2):120–121 94(2):59–68 Yakima Valley, 84(4):132–33 in Jackson County, Oreg., 83(2):44–45, 50– "Irrigation in Eastern Washington, 1906­1911: 52 The Promotional Photographs of Asahel in Kennewick, Wash., 84(4):130–39 Curtis," by G. Thomas Edwards, 72(3):112– in King Hill (Idaho), 78(4):127–32, 20 83(1):12–21, 94(2):59–68, 98(1):29­38 irrigation securities, 98(1):29­38 in the Kittitas Valley, Wash., 41(1):3, 6–18 Irvin, William C., 70(2):52 legislation on, in Wash., 10(1):34–41 Irvine, Caleb E., 37(3):215, 222 migration to irrigated land in Wash., Irvine, Samuel G., 26(3):221–22, 26(4):284–85, 3(2):120–22 288 Mormons and, 46(4):105 Irving, Clive, Wide­Body: The Triumph of the

20 747, review, 86(3):107–109 Isaacs, Bessie, 42(2):127, 131–32, 135–36 Irving, Joe, 57(2):60–61 Isaacs, Henry, 9(4):275–76 Irving, John A., The Social Credit Movement in Isaacs, James, murder of, 66(4):180 Alberta, review, 52(3):124 Isaacs, Lucie, 42(2):129–31 Irving, Peter, 18(2):136–38 Isaacs, Mrs. H. P., 8(1):38 Irving, Pierre Munro, 18(2):132–39 Isaacs, Walter F., rev. of A Seattle Heritage: The Irving, Washington Fine Arts Society, 34(1):100–101 Astoria, 5(3):192–93, 204 Isabella (ship), 30(3):289–90 correspondence of, 18(3):219–20 Isch, Flora Mae Bellefleur, "The Importance of Irving, Washington, Adventures of Captain Railroads in the Development of Bonneville, 39(1):9–11, 14 Northeastern Montana," 41(1):19–29 Irving, Washington, Adventures of Captain Ise, John, 48(3):97 Bonneville, review, 46(2):62 Isern, Thomas D., rev. of Working the Range: Irving, Washington, Astoria, 14(4):265, Essays on the History of Western Land 18(2):132–39, 37(2):95–96 Management and the Environment, 77(2):78 Irving, Washington, Astoria, 18(1):21–24 Isham, Alfred E., 30(1):4–14 Irving, Washington, Astoria, review, 42(2):175– Ishi in Two Worlds: A Biography of the Last Wild 76 Indian in North America, by Theodora Irving, Washington, The Adventures of Captain Kroeber, review, 54(1):39–40 Bonneville, U.S.A., in the Rocky Isis: An International Journal Devoted to the Mountains and the Far West, review, History of Science and Its Cultural 53(4):162 Influences, 92(1):32, 36–38 Irwin, Archie E., 69(4):169–73 Island County, Wash., 10(3):197, 21(1):25–26 Irwin, Bob, rev. of CCF Colonialism in in 1863, 4(2):100 Northern Saskatchewan: Battling Parish in 1881, 37(3):189–90 Priests, Bootleggers, and Fur Sharks, legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– 97(1):41­43; rev. of One Man’s Justice: A 300 Life in the Law, 96(1):40­41 newspapers, 13(3):190, 26(1):41 Irwin, John N., 35(4):334 Island in the Sound, by Hazel Heckman, drawings Irwin, Mary Ann, and James F. Brooks, eds., by Helen Hiatt, review, 59(3):136 Women and Gender in the American Island Milling Company (Oregon City, Oregon West: Jensen­Miller Prize Essays from the Territory), 48(3):77–81 Coalition for Western Women’s History, Island Timber: A Social History of the Comox review, 96(4):211­12 Logging Company, Vancouver Island, by Irwin, Robert B., 24(1):74 Richard Somerset Mackie, review, Irwin, Robert B., Blind Relief Laws, Their 93(3):154–55 Theory and Practice, 20(2):152 Island Year, by Hazel Heckman, drawings by Isaac, Paul E., Prohibition and Politics: Laurie Olin, review, 64(2):92 Turbulent Decades in Tennessee, 1885­ Islander (steamer), 7(1):26–27, 32 1920, review, 58(2):106–107 Islands of the Pacific, by Hawthorne Daniel, Isaac I. Stevens: Young Man in a Hurry, by review, 34(4):416–17 Kent D. Richards, review, 72(2):90 Islands of Truth: The Imperial Fashioning of "Isaac I. Stevens and Federal Military Power in Vancouver Island, by Daniel W. Clayton, Washington Territory," by Kent Richards, review, 92(1):47–48 63(3):81–86 Ismailof, Gerassim G., 18(2):84 Isaac Todd (ship), 21(4):248–59 Isolationism in America, 1935­1941, by Manfred

21 Jonas, review, 58(4):218–19 "'It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own,'" by Israel, Fred L., ed., 1897 Sears Roebuck Wilbur R. Jacobs, 83(2):60–62 Catalogue, review, 61(1):52–53; rev. of "It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own": A Franklin D. Roosevelt and Foreign History of the American West, by Richard Affairs, 3 vols., 62(1):15 White, 83(2):60–62, 85(2):50–58, 89(2):84– Israel, George C., 8(1):38 96 Israel, George C., 59(3):132–34 Ituk (Eskimo reindeer driver), 26(2):92 Israel, Jerry, Progressivism and the Open Door: Itzkoff, Donald M., Off the Track: The Decline of America and China, 1905­1921, review, the Intercity Passenger Train in the United 63(4):178 States, review, 78(1/2):68 Israel, Love (Paul Erdman), 89(2):65–76 Iulo, William, Electric Utilities—Cost and Issaquah, Wash., 10(3):197 Performances: A Study of Inter­Utility coal industry in, 29(2):161–62, 165 Differences in the Unit Costs of Privately Issaquah and Superior Coal Mining Company, Owned Electric Utilities, review, 53(4):166 29(2):162 Iuvenalii, Hieromonk, 59(1):5, 63(2):43–45, 49, Issei, 87(1):29–37, 91(1):25–41. See also 53, 68(3):139–40 Japanese Americans; Japanese immigrants Ivens, Henry, 8(2):146–48, 151 Issei and Nisei: The Internment Years, by Iverson, O. B., 61(2):67 Daisuke Kitagawa, review, 60(1):50–51 Iverson, Peter, When Indians Became Cowboys: Issler, Anne Roller, Stevenson at Silverado, Native Peoples and Cattle Ranching in the review, 30(4):455 American West, review, 87(1):49–50 "Issues and Personalities of Pacific Northwest Ives, George, 12(3):208–209 Politics, 1889­1950," by Keith Murray, Ivey, Joseph, 66(4):147, 151 41(3):213–33 Ivins, Henry C., 33(3):303 Issues in Alaska Development, by David T. I'wakitchi (shipwrecked Japanese sailor), Kresge, Thomas A. Morehouse, and 36(4):319–26, 329 George W. Rogers, review, 70(4):190 Iwkichi (Japanese castaway), 73(1):20–24, 26 Isto, Sarah Crawford, Good Company: A Mining Iyesada, Tokugawa, 32(2):132 Family in Fairbanks, Alaska, review, Iyeyasu, Tokugawa, 15(1):3–10 98(2):98­99 Izee, Oreg., conflicts between settlers and Native Istoriia russkoi Ameriki, 1732­1867 (History of peoples in, 68(4):176–90 Russian America, 1732­1867), 3 vols., ed. N. N. Bolkhovitinov, review, 94(1):45­46 J "It Pays to Grow Trees," by William B. Greeley, "J. Allen Smith, A Pacific Northwest 44(4):152–56 Progressive," by Thomas C. McClintock, Italian immigrants 53(2):49–59 narrative of Angelo M. Pellegrini, 54(4):137– "J. Allen Smith: the Reformer and His Dilemma," 42 by Eric F. Goldman, 35(3):195–214 treatment of (WWII), 88(4):167–68 J. and T. Lamb, 21(2):83 Italians in Washington State: Emigration, 1853­ J. B. Harris Company, 24(1):22–23 1924, by David L. Nicandri, review, J. B. Libby (steamboat), 37(3):190–91 71(3):133 J. C. Godeffroy and Son, 68(2):54, 56 Italy J. C. Godeffroy and Sons, 27(4):314–15, 324, and the Washington Conference (1921­22), 337, 342 37(2):109–27 J. H. Bowers (three­masted bark), 82(1):38 Ito, Sally, Season of Mercy, review, 92(2):92 J. H. Boyd Hardware Company, 15(4):261

22 J. R. A. Cort van der Linden house (Tacoma), by Zebulon Montgomery Pike, review, 71(1):24, 30 58(2):102; ed., Letters of the Lewis and "J. Ross Browne," by Dorothy O. Johansen, Clark Expedition, with Related Documents, 32(4):385–400 1783­1854, review, 54(3):127–28; ed., J. Ross Browne: A Biography, by Francis J. Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Rock, 21(1):71 with Related Documents, 1783­1854, 2d ed., J. Ross Browne: Confidential Agent in Old 2 vols., review, 71(4):189 California, by Richard H. Dillon, review, Jackson, Donald, rev. of Adventure at Astoria, 57(2):86–87 1810­1814, by Gabriel Franchère, J. Ross Browne: His Letters, Journals and 59(3):163–64 Writings, ed. Lina Fergusson Browne, Jackson, Donald, rev. of Meriwether Lewis: A review, 61(1):53 Biography, 56(3):131 J. W. Moore (steamer), 21(3):196 Jackson, Donald, and Mary Lee Spence, eds., The Jack London: A Biography, by Richard Expeditions of John Charles Frémont, Vol. O'Connor, review, 56(3):139 1, Travels from 1838 to 1844, review, Jack London and the Klondike: The Genesis of 63(4):167 an American Writer, by Franklin Walker, Jackson, Donald, and Mary Lee Spence, eds., The review, 58(4):213 Expeditions of John Charles Frémont, Vol. Jackal (sloop), 6(1):56, 58, 6(2):86–87, 2, The Bear Flag Revolt and the Court­ 11(1):23, 25–26, 12(1):47, 12(3):170 Martial, Vol. 2 Supplement, Proceedings of Jackman, E. R., and R. A. Long, The Oregon the Court­Martial, review, 66(1):37–38 Desert, review, 56(1):39–40 Jackson, Donald C., Building the Ultimate Dam: Jacknis, Ira, rev. of Smoky­Top: The Art and John S. Eastwood and the Control of Water Times of Willie Seaweed, 75(4):189 in the West, review, 89(1):42 Jacknis, Ira, Diana Fane, and Lise M. Breen, Jackson, F. J. Foakes, Social Life in England, Objects of Myth and Memory: American 1750­1850, 8(1):74 Indian Art at the Brooklyn Museum, Jackson, Frank C., 67(1):23–26 review, 84(1):31 Jackson, Henry M. “Scoop," 81(3):87–95, Jackson, Andrew, 53(3):109, 111 85(4):144–47, 149, 97(1):3­10, 97(2):69­75 Jackson, Brenda K., rev. of Hobnobbing with a Jackson, John C., A Little War of Destiny: The Countess and Other Okanagan Adventures: First Regiment of Oregon Mounted The Diaries of Alice Barrett Parke, 1891­ Volunteers and the Yakima Indian War of 1900, 94(1):50 1855­56, review, 88(4):205 Jackson, C. S., 51(2):53 Jackson, John R., 11(2):156–57, 13(1):8–9, 13, Jackson, David E., 37(2):100–102, 104–108 16–18, 15(2):119–20. See also John R. Jackson, Donald, "The Public Image of Lewis Jackson house, Wash. and Clark,” 57(1):1–7 Jackson, Joseph Henry, Anybody's Gold: The Jackson, Donald, Among the Sleeping Giants: Story of California's Mining Towns, review, Occasional Pieces on Lewis and Clark, 33(1):88–90 review, 79(2):82; Custer's Gold: The Jackson, Kenneth T., The Ku Klux Klan in the United States Cavalry Expedition of 1874, City, 1915­1930, review, 59(4):219–20 review, 57(4):191; Thomas Jefferson and Jackson, Mary P., Suitable for the Wilds: Letters the Stony Mountains: Exploring the West from Northern Alberta, 1929­1931, ed. from Monticello, review, 73(2):91; ed., Janice Dickin McGinnis, review, 89(1):36– The Journals of Zebulon Montgomery 37 Pike, with Letters and Related Documents, Jackson, Matilda Koontz, 15(2):120

23 Jackson, Samuel, 4(1):40–41 A Clash of Interests: Interior Department Jackson, Sheldon and Mountain West 1863­96, 70(3):142; as advocate for Alaska, 56(2):69–72, rev. of The Conquest of the West, 60(2):57–59, 65(1):20 39(2):170–71; rev. of Galena, Grant, and and Benjamin Harrison on administration of the Fortunes of War, 55(3):133–34; rev. of Alaska, 54(2):66–74 General George Crook: His Autobiography, and education for Alaska Natives, 54(4):167, 37(3):269–70; rev. of Oregon Argonauts: 170, 75(4):162–63, 91(2):72–75 Merchant Adventurers on the Western and the introduction of reindeer to Alaska, Frontier, 53(3):123; rev. of The Swan Land 10(3):173–74, 42(3):212–13 and Cattle Company, Ltd., 64(1):33; rev. of and the introduction of reindeer to the Transportation Problems and Policies in Eskimo, 75(3):98–105 the Trans­Missouri West, 60(1):44–45; rev. and Ivan Petroff, 59(1):8 of Wells Fargo: An Illustrated History, sailing with Michael Healy, 75(4):151–54 60(4):230–31 Jackson, W. H., with Ethel Dassow, Jackson, Wash., 10(3):198 Handloggers, review, 66(2):90 Jackson, William, 98(4):177­78 Jackson, W. Turrentine, "The Appointment and Jackson County (Oreg.) Bible Society, 24(2):112, Removal of Signey Edgerton, First 117 Governor of Montana Territory," Jackson County (Oreg.) Independent American 34(3):293–304; "Banking, Mail, and Voters League, 83(2):49–51 Express Service in British North America: Jackson County, Oreg. The Role of Wells, Fargo and Company irrigation in, 83(2):44–45, 50–52 on Vancouver Island and in British the KKK in (1921­23), 83(2):42–52 Columbia,” 76(4):137–47; "British "Jackson Hole, Crossroads of the Western Fur Capital in Northwest Mines," 47(3):75– Trade, 1807­1829," by Merrill J. Mattes, 85; "The Capitol of Washington Territory: 37(2):87–108 Letters in the National Archives Relative "Jackson Hole, Crossroads of the Western Fur to Its Use, Maintenance, and Repair," Trade, 1830­1840," by Merrill J. Mattes, 36(3):249–67; "The Cook­Folsom 39(1):3–32 Exploration of the Upper Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, Wyoming 1869," 32(3):307–22; "The Fisk fur trade expeditions through (1807­29), Expeditions to the Montana Gold Fields," 37(2):87–108 33(3):265–82; "Territorial Papers in the fur trade expeditions through (1830­40), Department of the Interior Archives 1873­ 39(1):3–32 1890: Washington, Idaho, and Montana," Jackson Prairie, Wash., 10(3):198, 11(2):157 35(4):323–41; The Enterprising Scot: Jackson School of International Studies, Investors in the American West after University of Washington, 97(1):3­10 1873, review, 60(1):39; Wagon Roads Jackson Street Community Council (Seattle), West, review, 44(2):90–91; ed., Twenty 78(1/2):69 Years on the Pacific Slope: Letters of The Jacksons and the Lees: Two Generations of Henry Eno from California and Nevada, Massachusetts Merchants, 1765­1844, ed. 1848­1871, review, 57(3):132–33; rev. of Kenneth Wiggins Porter, review, British Investment in American Railways, 30(1):122–24 1834­1898, 63(2):73–74; rev. of British Jackson's Prairie, Wash., 15(2):119–120 Investments and the American Mining Jacksonsville, Oreg., early history: 50(4):144–55 Frontier, 1860­1901, 50(2):72–73; rev. of “The Jacksonville Cannonball: The History of the

24 Rogue River Valley Railway, 1890– Periodicals in the Princeton University 1925,” by Francis D. Haines, Jr., Library: A Preliminary List, 62(4):158; rev. 50(4):144–55 of The Amerindians, 29(2):213–14; rev. of Jacksonville Oregon Sentinel, 70(4):178–80 The Carrier Language, A Grammar and "Jacob A. Meyers Called by Death," by William Dictionary Combined, 24(2):150–52; rev. of S. Lewis, 17(1):5–13 The Cheyenne Way; Conflict and Case Law Jacob Horner and the Indian Campaigns of in Primitive Jurisprudence, 33(2):223–25; 1876 and 1877 (The Sioux and the Nez rev. of Chinook, a History and Dictionary Perce), by Usher L. Burdick and Eugene of the Northwest Coast Trade Jargon, D. Hart, review, 33(4):450 27(2):180–81; rev. of Handbook of Jacobin, Louis, Looking Forward, The Story of American Indian Languages, part 3, the Upper Skagit, review, 4(2):130 31(1):97–98; rev. of The House of the Seven Jacobs, Cyrus, 27(3):255 Brothers: Trees, Roots and Branches of the Jacobs, Elizabeth D., The Nehalem Tillamook: House of Ste­tee­thlum, 52(4):163; rev. of An Ethnography, ed. William R. Seaburg, Indian and Eskimo Artifacts of North review, 96(2):104­105 America, 55(4):188; rev. of Indian Legends Jacobs, Hiram J., 8(1):36 of Canada, 52(3):117; rev. of Indian Lives Jacobs, Joseph, 49(1):11, 16 and Legends, 58(4):211; rev. of Indian Jacobs, Melville, 53(4):156–58 Portraits of the Pacific Northwest: Thirty of Jacobs, Melville, "Areal Descriptions in the Principal Tribes, 51(2):85; Jacobs, Anthropology: A Review Article," Melville, rev. of Indians and Other 53(4):156–58; "Historic Perspectives in Americans, 50(4):161; rev. of Letters from Indian Languages of Oregon and Edward Sapir to Robert H. Lowie, 57(1):38; Washington," 28(1):55–74; "Indications rev. of The Makah Indians: A Study of an of Mental Illness Among Pre­Contact Indian Tribe in Modern American Society, Indians of the Northwest States,” 45(1):36–37; rev. of Navaho Grammar, 55(2):49–54; "A Survey of Pacific 43(4):306–307; rev. of Nez Percé Texts, Northwest Anthropological Research, 27(1):85–86; rev. of Sepass Poems: The 1930­1940," 32(1):79–106; Badger and Songs of Y­Ail­Mihth, 55(2):89–90 Coyote Were Neighbors: Melville Jacobs Jacobs, Melvin C., rev. of Chief Seattle, on Northwest Indian Myths and Tales, ed. 34(4):407–408; rev. of Marcus Whitman, William R. Seaburg and Pamela T. Crusader, Part Two, 1839 to 1843, Amoss, review, 93(1):37–38; Clackamas 30(1):109–10; rev. of Yellow Wolf: His Own Chinook Texts, review, 51(1):36–37; Coos Story, 32(3):324–26 Myth Texts, review, 32(1):113–14; Coos Jacobs, Melvin Clay, Winning Oregon: A Study of Narrative and Ethnologic Texts, review, an Expansionist Movement, review, 32(1):113–14; Northwest Sahaptin Texts, 30(2):222–23; rev. of Mountain Men, 21(2):153; Northwest Sahaptin Texts, Part 29(1):89–90; rev. of West of the River, I, review, 27(2):179–80; Pattern in 32(4):461–63 Cultural Anthropology, review, 56(1):43– Jacobs, Orange, 6(1):13–14, 8(1):5, 14(2):92–95, 44; The People Are Coming Soon: 21(3):216, 22(4):278, 32(4):370–71, Analyses of Clackamas Chinook Myths 37(4):340–41, 343–47, 39(2):106, 118–19, and Tales, review, 52(3):116–17; ed., 51(3):130 Nehalem Tillamook Tales, review, Jacobs, Sue Ellen, Charlene J. Allison, and Mary 51(4):182–83; rev. of American Folklore, A. Porter, Winds of Change: Women in 52(2):71–72; rev. of American Indian Northwest Commercial Fishing, review,

25 82(2):74–75 78(3):84–89 Jacobs, Wilbur R., "'It's Your Misfortune and conditions in Seattle, 91(3):124, 127–34 None of My Own,'” 83(2):60–62; Francis housing the mentally ill in Alaska, 65(1):18– Parkman, Historian as Hero: The 22, 25, 27, 73(3):124–33 Formative Years, review, 84(2):74–75; 19th­century, 60(1):1–9 On Turner's Trail: 100 Years of Writing in the Pacific Northwest territories, 76(2):48 Western History, review, 87(1):45; ed., Washington State Reformatory, 67(1):21–28 Frederick Jackson Turner's Legacy: Jakle, John A., rev. of The Mountainous West: Unpublished Writings in American Explorations in Historical Geography, History, review, 57(2):82–83; narrator, 88(1):50–51 The Historical World of Frederick James, Annie, 73(4):173 Jackson Turner, with Selections from His James, Caroline, Nez Perce Women in Transition, Correspondence, review, 60(4):227–28 ; 1877­1990, review, 90(2):101 rev. of The Rise of the West, 1754­1830, James, Christopher, and Lloyd Weller, directors, 58(1):39–40; rev. of Skycrapers Hide the One of Ours: Young Scoop Jackson; An Heavens: A History of Indian­White Oral History of Senator Henry M. Jackson Relations in Canada, 80(4):154; rev. of (video), produced by Thomas M. Gaskin, With One Sky Above Us: Life on an Indian review, 81(4):153 Reservation at the Turn of the Century, James, David, From Grand Mound to Scatter 72(2):84–85 Creek: The Homes of Jamestown, review, Jacobs, Wilbur R., John W. Caughey, and Joe B. 73(3):141; ed., The River Pioneers: Early Frantz, Turner, Bolton, and Webb: Three Days on Grays Harbor, by Edwin Van Historians of the American Frontier, Syckle, review, 74(1):17 review, 57(2):83 James, Edward Holton, 59(4):187–89 Jacobsen, Johan Adrian, Alaskan Voyage, 1881­ James, Ervin, III, rev. of Race to the Frontier: 1883: An Expedition to the Northwest “White Flight” and Westward Expansion, Coast of America, trans. Erna Gunther, 97(3):162­64 review, 70(2):87 James, Henry (journalist), 87(2):63 Jacobson, Charles David, Ties That Bind: James, Henry (novelist), 59(4):186–89 Economic and Political Dilemmas of James, Herman G., The Republics of Latin Urban Utility Networks, 1800­1990, America, Their History, Governments and review, 93(3):147–48 Economic Conditions, 15(1):74 Jacobson, Jacob E., 14(2):116 James, James Alton, The First Scientific Jacoby, Harold Stanley, Tule Lake: From Exploration of Russian America and the Relocation to Segregation, review, Purchase of Alaska, review, 34(2):221–22 90(2):96 James, John, My Experiences Among the Indians, Jaconi, Jacob, 78(1/2):2–4 17(3):236 "Jacques Raphael Finlay," by J. A. Meyers, James, Ronald M., rev. of For Wood River or 10(3):163–167 Bust: Idaho's Silver Boom of the 1880s, Jacquot, Harley D., 73(1):34, 36 91(4):213–14 Jaggy, John, 5(1):23 James, Will, Cow Country, 19(2):150; Cowboys Jaggy, Margaret Wintler, 5(1):26 North and South, 16(1):72; Lone Cowboy— jail reform, Seattle, 76(1):27, 31 My Life Story, review, 22(1):62 jails James, William, 59(4):186–88 bull pens and labor unrest in Idaho (1890s), James Bridger: A Historical Narrative, by J. Cecil 57(2):52–53, 58(1):15, 18–21, 25, 30, Alter, review, 16(3):224–26

26 "James Bryce—A Tribute," by Edward Stenzel, review, 67(4):179 McMahon, 13(2):105–106 "James Saules, Peter Burnett, and the Oregon James Clark Strong, by James Clark Strong, Black Exclusion Law of June 1844," by review, 3(2):160 Thomas C. McClintock, 86(3):121–30 James D. Phelan and the Wilson Progressives of "James Swan Among the Indians: The Influence California, by Robert E. Hennings, of a Pioneer from New England on Coastal review, 78(4):156 Indian Art," by George I. Quimby, James Douglas, Servant of Two Empires, by 61(4):212–16 Derek Pethick, review, 62(2):76 James T. Shotwell and the Rise of The James Francis Tulloch Diary, 1875­1910, Internationalism in America, by Harold comp. and ed. Gordon Keith, review, Josephson, review, 67(4):176–77 70(4):186 James W. Connella, Pioneer Editor, by E. R. Fox, James G. Swan (schooner), 87(4):187–89 review, 65(1):42 James Graham Cooper: Pioneer Western Jameson, Elizabeth, and Susan Armitage, eds., Naturalist, by Eugene Coan, review, Writing the Range: Race, Class, and 74(3):137 Culture in the Women's West, review, "James H. Hawley and the Origins of the 89(3):164 Haywood Case," by Melvyn Dubofsky, Jameson, J. F., The Library of Congress, Division 58(1):23–32 of Manuscripts 1932­33, 25(4):305 James Harlan, by Johnson Brigham, review, Jameson, J. Franklin, ed., The American 5(1):62–63 Historical Review, 18(1):75 "James Hepburn: Early Resident Naturalist in Jameson, Wash., 10(3):199 the Pacific Northwest," by Earl J. Jamestown, Wash., 10(3):199 Larrison, 38(3):243–59 Jamieson, Edward, 62(2):80, 82 James Isham's Observations on Hudson's Bay, Jamieson, S. M., The Indians of British Columbia: 1743, and Notes and Observations of a A Study of Contemporary Social Book Entitled "A Voyage to Hudsons Bay Adjustment, review, 52(2):70–71 in the Dobbs Galley, 1749," ed. E. E. Rich Jamieson, W. S., 27(1):37 and A. M. Johnson, review, 42(3):250–51 Jamieson, Winfield Scott, 6(1):17 James J. Hill: Empire Builder of the Northwest, Jane (ship), 21(2):86 by Michael P. Malone, review, 89(1):43– Janes, George Milton, The Control of Strikes in 44 American Trade Unions, 8(1):69–70; rev. of James J. Hill and the Opening of the Northwest, The Political and Sectional Influence of the by Albro Martin, review, 69(1):38–39 Public Lands, 1828­1842, 6(3):202–203 "James J. Hill's 'Lost Opportunity on the Jänicke, Johann, 36(2):107 Pacific,'" by Gary Dean Best, 64(1):8–11 Janni, Joe, 91(2):64 James K. Polk: Continentalist, 1843­1846, by Janni, Raffle, 91(2):60–68 Charles Sellers, review, 58(4):209–10 Janson, Lone E., The Copper Spike, review, James M. Dolliver: An Oral History, 68(2):102 interviewed by Norman H. Clark and Jantz, Richard, 97(2):62­64 Susan McKeehan, review, 93(1):46–47 January, Jackson, 15(2):120–21 "James Madison Alden: A Yankee Artist in Janus, Thomas Kilday, and Carolyn Neal, Puget Washington Territory, 1854," by George Sound Ferries: From Canoe to Catamaran, an I. Quimby, 69(1):31–33 Illustrated History, review, 94(2):97 James Madison Alden: Yankee Artist of the Japan Pacific Coast, 1854­1860, by Franz castaways, 73(1):20–28

27 early trade treaties with the U.S., 6(3):154– The Japanese American Experience, by David J. 61 O'Brien and Stephen J. Fugita, review, early U.S. contacts with, 36(4):319–30 83(3):111 first embassy to the U.S. (1860), 32(2):131– Japanese Americans 66 and baseball in Seattle, 87(1):29–37 MacDonald, Ranald, in, 48(1):13–16 employment discrimination against (Seattle, Nisei and, 36(1):19–28 WWII), 88(1):21–32 opening of, 73(1):20–28 as internee labor for sugar beet production opening of, and the East India Company, (WWII), 90(3):123–39 15(1):3–10 internment and relocation (WWII), 54(4):148, Perry expedition to, 46(1):19–24 67(4):172–73, 70(2):75–81, 74(3):124–32, Russian expedition to (1852), 34(2):159–67 86(2):101, 87(1):35, 88(1):21–32, in Russo­Japanese War, 35(4):305–22 88(4):166–73, 90(3):123–39, 91(1):34, 41, Shelton, Edward Mason, in (1871­72), 93(3):129–32 20(1):12–23 Japanese foreign policy and, 36(1):19–28 sources on history and culture of, 2(2):127– Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest, 91(1):25–41 31 photographic essay on, 91(1):25–41 and trans­Pacific trade, 64(1):8–11 redress for WWII losses, 88(1):26–30 U.S. policy on, 69(2):61–70 return to Seattle after internment and and the Washington Conference (1921­22), relocation, 67(4):172–73 37(2):109–27 in Seattle, 70(2):58–68, 78(1/2):69, 86(1):36– Japan: The Hungry Guest, by G. C. Allen, 44, 86(2):101, 87(1):29–37, 88(1):21–32, review, 30(1):125–27 88(4):166–73, 91(1):29–41, 93(3):127–36 Japan Among the Great Powers, by Seiji treatment of, during World War II, 70(2):75– Hishida, review, 31(2):223–24 81 Japan at First Hand, by Joseph I. C. Clarke, See also anti­Japanese sentiment; Japanese; 10(2):155–56 Japanese immigrants Japan in China, by T. A. Bisson, review, Japanese Americans, from Relocation to Redress, 30(2):236–38 ed. Roger Daniels, Sandra C. Taylor, and Japan­Canada relations, 64(4):163–68, 170–73 Harry H. L. Kitano, review, 78(1/2):64 Japanese Japanese architecture, influence of, on Paul Thiry, assimilation of, 87(1):29–37 75(3):132–33, 135 and Catholic education, 86(2):101 Japanese Association of North America, exclusion of, from Alaska's salmon fisheries, 86(1):40–41 65(1):8–16 Japanese Canadian Citizens Association, Nagai Kafu in the Pacific Northwest, 93(2):70, 73, 75–76 70(2):58–68 Japanese Canadians, treatment of (WWII), Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest, 91(1):25–41 93(2):69–80 See also Japanese Americans; Japanese "Japanese Exclusion from American Fisheries, immigrants 1936­1939: The Department of State and Japanese American Citizens League, 36(1):20, the Public Interest," by Jonathan G. Utley, 88(1):23, 27–28, 30, 88(4):168–69, 65(1):8–16 90(3):129–30 Japanese immigrants Japanese American Courier, 33(3):369–70 to Canada, 64(4):163–64, 170–74 Japanese American Courier (Seattle), 87(1):29– community life in Seattle of, 54(4):146–48 37, 91(1):38 hostilities against, in Canada (1907­25),

28 17(2):99–100, 104 Jared Fox's Memmorandom: Kept from Dellton, hostility toward, in Toledo, Oreg., Sauk County, Wisconsin, toward California 69(3):116–26 and Oregon, 1852­1854, by Jared Fox, ed. INS records for, in Portland and Astoria, Stephen Calvert, review, 83(1):31 81(4):158 Jarman, W., 48(2):43–44 and the KKK in Oreg., 80(1):16–17 Jarman, William, 4(1):38 move to relocation centers of, 54(4):148 Jarnagin, Spencer, 52(1):11, 53(1):40 in the northwest labor force, 54(4):144–48, Jarrett, Henry, ed., Comparisons in Resource 69(3):116–26, 86(2):85, 91(1):41 Management: Six Notable Programs in in the Pacific Northwest, 70(2):58–68, Other Countries and Their Possible U. S. 91(1):25–41 Application, review, 57(2):85 restrictions on, 36(3):206–208 Jarvis, D. H., 75(3):102–104 in Seattle, 54(4):143–49, 87(1):29–37 Jarvis, Mrs. Robert, 48(3):106 in the Seattle Camera Club, 96(1):24­33 "Jason Lee: New Evidence on the Missionary and Vancouver riot against (1907), 57(4):172–79 Colonizer," by John Martin Canse, See also Japanese Americans 6(4):251–63 Japanese investment, in Alaska's pulp and paper Jason Lee, Prophet of the New Oregon, by industry, 66(2):69–70 Cornelius J. Brosnan, review, 23(4):303– Japanese Labor Union (Nihonjin Rodo Kumiai) 304 (Seattle), 86(1):36–38 "Jason Lee's Place in History," by Harvey W. Japanese language schools, 94(3):140–50 Scott, 1(1):21–33 Japanese Students' Club, 36(1):24–25 Jay, Jesse, 18(1):62–65 "The Japanese Minority in the Pacific Jay Cooke and Company, 3(3):189–91, Northwest," by S. Frank Miyamoto, 12(4):276–77, 14(2):83–84 54(4):143–49 Jay Cooke’s Gamble: The Northern Pacific "Japanese Views of the Monroe Doctrine," by Railroad, the Sioux, and the Panic of 1873, Oshima Shoichi, 6(3):154–61 by M. John Lubetkin, review, 97(4):210 Japanese­American Citizens' League, Jay E. Roberts house (Seattle), 88(1):36–37, 39 78(1/2):69, 87(1):30, 35–36 Jayol, J. F., 14(2):146–47 "Japan's First Embassy to the United States, Jeancon, J. A., Excavations in the Chama Valley, 1860," by Allan B. Cole, 32(2):131–166 New Mexico, 15(2):152 Japan's Influence on American Naval Power, Jeannette (polar explorer), 86(2):76–77 1897­1917, by Outten Jones Clinard, Jeannette Rankin: America’s Conscience, by review, 39(2):173–74 Norma Smith, review, 95(4):208­209 Japan­U.S. relations, 17(2):84–90 Jeannette Rankin, First Lady in Congress: A and access to Alaska salmon fisheries, Biography, by Hannah Josephson, review, 65(1):8–16 67(2):90–91 diplomatic relations (1860), 32(2):131–66 Jedediah Smith: Trader and Trail Breaker, by early contacts, 36(4):319–30 Maurice S. Sullivan, review, 28(2):196–98 first Japanese mission to the U.S. (1860), Jeffcott, Percival R., Blanket Bill Jarman, 16(1):8–16 Northwest Washington Mystery Man: First Japanese views of the Monroe Doctrine, Pioneer Settler in Whatcom and Skagit 6(3):154–61 Counties, review, 50(2):67–68; Nooksack late 19th to early 20th century, 1(1):14–20 Tales and Trails, review, 41(4):365; ed., Jaqua, Dean, 44(1):38 Skqee Mus, or Pioneer Days on the Jardine, Richard, 78(1/2):53, 56–57 Nooksack, by Robert Emmett Hawley,

29 review, 64(2):90–91 review, 97(1):47­48 Jeffers, Le Roy, The Call of the Mountains, Jeffray's Fraser River Express, 76(4):139–40 14(3):237 Jeffrey, Julie Roy, Converting the West: A Jefferson (passenger steamer), 70(3):117, Biography of Narcissa Whitman, review, 90(1):4–7 84(1):34 Jefferson (ship), 21(2):83–94 Jeffreys, Thomas, 48(4):145 Jefferson, Thomas, 59(3):123, 126–27 Jeffs, Mary, 3(4):301 Jefferson, Thomas, 44(3):130–31, 52(1):2 Jeffs, Richard, 3(4):301 influence of, on John R. Rogers, 37(1):3–4, Jehovah's Witnesses, archives of, in Everett, 10–12 Wash., 30(4):420 and the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Jenkins, D. P., 43(2):126–27 1(4):241–46, 35(1):5–6 Jenkins, Foster H., A Gold Rush Voyage on the Jefferson County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 Bark Orion, from Boston Around Cape Jefferson County, Mont., 31(2):196, 201 Horn to San Francisco, 1849­1850, ed. Jefferson County, Wash., 10(3):199, 21(1):25– Robert W. Wienpahl, review, 71(3):141 29 Jenkins, Helen, rev. of Documents and Readings in 1863, 4(2):100 in the History of Europe Since 1918, legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– 30(4):462–64; rev. of Three Old French 300 Chronicles of the Crusades, 31(2):229–30 newspapers, 14(1):24–27, 26(1):56–57, Jenkins, Leon, 77(2):45–46, 49 39(3):235 Jenkins, Malinda, told to Jesse Lilienthal, Jefferson County Courthouse (Port Townsend, Gambler's Wife: The Life of Malinda Wash.), 87(4):200–201 Jenkins, review, 91(1):50–51 Jefferson County Historical Society, 23(2):159– Jenkins, Starr, "We Fly the Fire Patrol," 46(1):12– 60 18 Jefferson Davis (ship), 33(3):308, 323, 330, 343 Jenkins, Thornton A., 30(3):333 Jefferson Davis, by Clement Eaton, review, Jenkins, Will D., 39(4):286, 302 70(4):187 Jenkins, William, 4(2):107, 112 Jefferson Davis, by William E. Dodd, review, Jenner, Charles K., 8(1):35 2(3):268–70 Jenner, Earle, 24(2):158 The Jefferson Image in the American Mind, by Jenness, D., Eskimo Folk­Lore, 16(2):155 Merrill D. Peterson, review, 52(2):76 Jennie Clark (boat), 19(3):197 The Jeffersonian Dream: Studies in the History Jennings, John, 21(4):253–54, 259, 262–67, of American Land Policy and 23(4):263–65 Development, by Paul W. Gates, ed. Allan Jennings, Judson T., 48(1):25–26 G. Bogue and Margaret Beattie Bogue, Jennings, Michael, Alaska Native Political review, 88(4):201–202 Leadership and Higher Education: One Jeffersonian ideals, John Minto and federal University, Two Universes, review, forest policy, 74(4):146–53 96(1):53­54 Jefferson's Empire: The Language of American Jennings, Walter W., A History of Economic Nationhood, by Peter S. Onuf, review, Progress in the United States, review, 92(3):160–61 17(4):300–301 Jefferson’s Western Explorations: Discoveries Jenny (schooner), 6(1):57–59, 64, 6(2):88, Made in Exploring the Missouri, Red 11(1):26, 18(1):12–13, 17 River, and Washita, ed. Doug Erickson, Jenny (ship), 21(2):92–93 Jeremy Skinner, and Paul Merchant, Jensen, Billie Barnes, rev. of The Work Ethic in

30 Industrial America, 1850­1920, 70(4):188 Jerome, Lovell H., 6(3):150–51 Jensen, Harold, 93(3):127–31, 133–34 Jerome County, Idaho, 31(2):200, 203, 205 Jensen, John, 92(1):6, 11 Jerome Peltier Collection of logging and Jensen, Kimberly, rev. of A Matter of lumbering photographs (Eastern Conscience: Essays on the World War II Washington State Historical Society), Heart Mountain Draft Resistance 76(3):104–13 Movement, 95(2):101­102 Jerry, Wash., 10(3):199 Jensen, Merrill, Regionalism in America, Jerusalem, Wash., 10(3):199 review, 43(1):65–67; rev. of Benjamin Jesse, D. M., 19(3):206–11, 19(4):288–89, Franklin, 27(4):398–99; rev. of Frontier 20(1):49. See also D. M. Jesse and Folkways, 28(2):200–201; rev. of John Company Bach McMaster, American Historian, "Jesse Applegate: Pioneer, Statesman and 34(3):324–25; rev. of Joseph Schafer: Philosopher," by Joseph Schafer, 1(4):217– Student of Agriculture, 35(1):78–79; rev. 33, 2(1):52 of The Trans­Mississippi West: A Guide Jessett, Thomas E., "The Origins of the Episcopal to its Periodical Literature (1811­1938), Church in Western Washington," 34(3):329; rev. of The United States, 37(4):303–12; "Anglicanism Among the Great Britain, and British North America Indians of Washington Territory," from the Revolution to the Establishment 42(3):224–41; "Bishop Morris and the of Peace after the War of 1812, Episcopal Church in Western Washington," 33(1):103–104 39(3):200–13; "Bishop Scott and the Jensen, Richard E., and James S. Hutchins, eds., Episcopal Church in Washington," 38(1):3– Wheel Boats on the Missouri: The 17; Chief Spokan Garry, 1811­1892: Journals and Documents of the Atkinson­ Christian, Statesman, and Friend of the O'Fallon Expedition, 1824­26, review, White Man, review, 52(3):115–16; Reports 93(2):96–97 and Letters of Herbert Beaver, 1836–1838, Jensen, Richard J., Illinois: A Bicentennial Chaplain to the Hudson’s Bay Company History, review, 72(3):107–10 and Missionary to the Indians at Fort Jensen, Ronald J., rev. of Conflict on the Vancouver, review, 50(4): 162; rev. of Northwest Coast: American­Russian Narcissa Whitman: An Historical Rivalry in the Pacific Northwest, 1790­ Biography, 51(1):42–43 1867, 68(1):34–35 Jesson, Edward R., "From Dawson to Nome on a Jensen, Vernon H., Heritage of Conflict: Labor Bicycle," ed. by Ruth Reat, 47(3):65–74 Relations in the Nonferrous Metals Jessup, Dave, rev. of Crossings: Norwegian­ Industry up to 1930, review, 43(1):71–72 American Lutheranism as a Transatlantic Jensen, Vickie, Where the People Gather: Tradition, 96(4):208­209; rev. of Forgotten Carving a Totem Pole, review, 85(3):118 Places in the North, 94(2):98­99 Jepsen, David J., rev. of The City of Destiny and Jessup, John, 31(3):341 the South Sound: An Illustrated History of Jesuit Mission Presses in the Pacific Northwest: A Tacoma and Pierce County, 94(3):161­62 History and Bibliography of Imprints, 1876­ Jeremie, Nicholas, Twenty Years of York 1899, plus Other Early Catholic Presses Factory, 1694­1714: Jeremie's Account of and a Critical Study of the Lapwai Press, Hudson Strait and Bay, review, 18(1):70– 1839­1846, by Wilfred P. Schoenberg, 71 review, 88(2):98 Jericho, Wash., 10(3):199 Jesuit missionaries Jerome, D. H., 49(4):130 Coeur d'Alene Treaty (1858) and the,

31 34(2):169–81 Jewish community and the Confederated Indian War (1858), in Portland (1851­66), 76(2):52–60 38(4):285–314 in Seattle, 70(2):69–74, 86(4):193 De Smet, Peter John, 32(2):167–96, Jewish immigrants to Seattle, 70(2):69–74 33(2):123–52, 35(1):29–43, 35(2):121–42 Jewish Life in the American West: Perspectives on and the Flathead (1840­1850), 28(3):227–50 Migration, Settlement, and Community, ed. Ava influence of, on Nez Perce War (1877), F. Kahn, review, 94(3):160 42(1):40–76 Jewish synagogues, archives, in Wash., Jesuit Missions among the American Tribes of 28(4):391–92, 402, 30(4):420 the Rocky Mountain Indians, by A. M. Jewitt, Harry A., 4(2):111–12 Jung, 16(3):234 Jewitt, Jennie Waters, 4(2):111–12 "The Jesuits, the Northern Indians, and the Nez Jewitt, John R., 8(3):168, 170, 9(2):87–88, Perce War of 1877," by R. Ignatius Burns, 9(4):280–82 42(1):40–76 Jewitt, John R., 70(3):119 "The Jesuits and the Coeur d'Alene Treaty of Jewitt, John Rogers, 17(4):280–81, 286–88 1858," by William N. Bischoff and Jewitt, John Rodgers, Narrative of the Adventures Charles M. Gates, 34(2):169–181 and Sufferings of John R Jewitt: Only The Jesuits and the Indian Wars of the Survivor of the crew of the ship BOSTON, Northwest, by Robert Ignatius Burns, during a Captivity of nearly three years review, 58(1):46–47 among the savages of Nootka Sound, The Jesuits in Old Oregon: A Sketch of Jesuit review, 59(2):76 Activities in the Pacific Northwest, 1840­ The Jews in the California Gold Rush, by Robert 1940, by William N. Bischoff, review, E. Levinson, review, 72(2):91 37(1):70–71 The Jews of Oregon, 1850­1950, by Steven Jesup , Thomas S., 28(4):344–45 Lowenstein, review, 79(3):124 Jetté, Jules, and Eliza Jones, Koyukon The Jews of the West: The Metropolitan Years, ed. Athabaskan Dictionary, review, 94(1):46 Moses Rischin, review, 72(2):91 Jetté, Melinda Marie, “‘Beaver Are Numerous, “Jim Crow in the Tri­Cities, 1943­1950,” by but the Natives . . . Will Not Hunt Them’: Robert Bauman, 96(3):124­31 Native­Fur Trader Relations in the Jim Crow laws, in Helena, Mont., 70(2):56–57 Willamette Valley, 1812­1814,” 98(1):3­ Joab Powell: Homespun Missionary, by M. Leona 17; rev. of Arctic Justice: On Trial for Nichols, review, 28(2):198 Murder, Pond Inlet, 1923, 95(2):99­100; Joaquin Miller: His California Diary, ed. John S. rev. of Edward S. Curtis and the North Richards, review, 28(4):423–25 American Indian, Incorporated, Joaquin Miller: Literary Frontiersman, by Martin 90(3):162–63; rev. of The Lifeline of the Severin Peterson, review, 28(4):425–26 Oregon Country: The Fraser­Columbia Jocelyn, Stephen Perry, Mostly Alkali, review, Brigade System, 1811­47, 90(2):103–104 45(1):33 Jewell, Clayton, 52(4):135 Jochelson, Waldemar, Archaeological Jewell, Parkason ("Park") James, 81(1):11–21 Investigations in the Aleutian Islands, Jewell, Will, 81(1):19–20 review, 17(2):145 Jewell, Zene, 81(1):14, 20–21 Joe Hill, by Gibbs M. Smith, review, 61(4):232 Jewett, A. H., 14(2):112, 114–15, 117 Joe Lane of Oregon: Machine Politics and the Jewett, George C., 71(2):63, 65–66, 70–71 Sectional Crisis, 1849­1861, by James E. Jewett, Stanley G., The Birds of Washington, Hendrickson, review, 59(2):110 review, 45(1):37 Joe Meek: The Merry Mountain Man, by Stanley

32 Vestal, review, 44(1):40–41 Sectional Crisis, 1849­1861, 59(2):110; rev. Joerg, W. L. G., 38(1):50 of Nothing In Life is Free: Through Naches Joerger, Pauline King, ed., To the Sandwich Pass to Puget Sound, 44(3):141; rev. of The Islands on H.M.S. Blonde, by Robert Oliver Wendell Holmes Devise History of Dampier, review, 64(2):89–90 the Supreme Court of the United States, Joerns, Henry A., 75(1):5–7, 11–12 Vol. V: The Taney Period, 1836­64, Joesting, Edward, Kauai: The Separate 67(1):35–36; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses Kingdom, review, 77(1):32 S. Grant, Vol. 1, 1837–1861, 59(3):168; Joffrion, Elizabeth, "Pacific American Fisheries rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. Collection,” 91(3):165–66 2, April–September, 1861, 61(3):172; rev. Johannsen, Robert W., "National Issues and of The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 3, Local Politics in Washington Territory, October 1, 1861–January 7,1862, 1857­1861," 42(1):3–31; "Reporting a 63(4):175–76; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses Pacific Railroad Survey: Isaac Stevens' S. Grant, Vol. 4, January 8–March 31, Letters to Steven A. Douglas," 47(4):97– 1862, 64(3):131; rev. of The Papers of 106; "Spectators of Disunion: The Pacific Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 5, April 1–August 31, Northwest and the Civil War," 44(3):106– 1862, 66(4):183; rev. of The Papers of 14; The Frontier, the Union, and Stephen Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 6, September 1– A. Douglas, review, 81(2):75; Frontier December 8, 1862, 70(1):36; rev. of The Politics and Sectional Conflict: The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 7, Pacific Northwest on the Eve of the Civil December 9, 1862–March 31,1863, War, review, 47(2):61–62; Stephen A. 72(2):88; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. Douglas, review, 65(2):85–86; To the Grant, Vol. 8, April 1–July 6, 1863, Halls of the Montezumas: The Mexican 72(2):88; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. War in the American Imagination, review, Grant, Vol. 9, July 7–December 31, 1863, 77(2):77; ed., Letters of Stephen A. 74(3):139; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. Douglas, review, 53(3):124; rev. of All Grant, Vol. 10, January 1–May 31, 1864, Quiet on the Yamhill: The Civil War in 74(3):139; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. Oregon. The Journal of Corporal Royal Grant, Vol. 11, June 1–August 15, 1864, A. Bensell, Company D. Fourth California 76(3):118; rev. of The Papers of Ulysses S. Infantry, 52(1):33–34; rev. of Empire on Grant, Vol. 12, August 16–November 15, the Pacific: A Study in American 1864, 76(3):118; rev. of The Papers of Continental Expansion, 47(3):92–93; rev. Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 13, November 16, of Equality on the Oregon Frontier: Jason 1864–February 20, 1865, 77(4):157; rev. of Lee and the Methodist Mission, 1834­43, The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. 14, 69(1):35–36; rev. of The Era of February 21–April 30, 1865, 77(4):157; rev. Reconstruction, 1865­1877, 57(1):42–43; of The Presidency of James Buchanan, rev. of Frances Greenburg Armitage 68(1):37; rev. of The Settler's West, Prize Winning Essays: Armitage 47(4):125–26; rev. of The Story of Sauvies Competition in Oregon Pioneer History, Island, 43(1):77–78 Reed College Bulletin, vol. 28, no. 4, Johansen, D. O., rev. of High Trails of Glacier 42(1):79–80; rev. of A Glimpse of Iowa in National Park, 28(1):100–101 1846, 49(3):125–26; rev. of The Hawaiian Johansen, Dorothy O., 64(4):148, 150–51, 156– Kingdom, 1854­1874: Twenty Critical 57, 160, 162 Years, 45(2):69–70; rev. of Joe Lane of Johansen, Dorothy O., "A Government of Their Oregon: Machine Politics and the Own," 44(2):53–57; "J. Ross Browne,"

33 32(4):385–400; "Oregon's Role in of Nevada: A Guide to the Silver State, American History: An Old Theme 32(2):216–217; rev. of Oregon, End of the Recast," 40(2):85–92, "Organization and Trail, 32(2):216–217; rev. of Pioneer Finance of the Oregon Iron and Steel Woolen Mills in Oregon: History of Wool Company, 1880­1895," 31(2):123–59; and the Woolen Textile Industry in Oregon, "The Simeon G. Reed Collection of 1811­1875, 33(4):444–45; rev. of Ranald Letters and Private Papers," 27(1):54–65; MacDonald, Aventurer, 32(4):449–450; rev. ed., "The Nez Perce War: The Battles at of Scarlet Petticoat, 33(2):209–210; rev. of Cottonwood Creek, 1877," 27(2):167–70; Stern­Wheelers up Columbia: A Century of Empire of the Columbia: A History of the Steamboating in the Oregon Country, Pacific Northwest, review, 49(1):41–43; 39(1):66–67; rev. of This Reckless Breed of ed. Robert Newell's Memoranda: Travles Men: The Trappers and Fur Traders of the in the Teritory of Missourie; Travle to the Southwest, 41(3):274–275; rev. of The Kayuse War; together with a Report on Urban Frontier: The Rise of Western Cities, the Indians South of the Columbia River, 1790­1830, 52(2):72 review, 51(4):180–81; ed., Voyage of the Johansen, Dorothy O., and Charles M. Gates, Columbia: Around the World with John Empire of the Columbia: A History of the Boit, 1790­1793, review, 51(3):141; rev. Pacific Northwest, 2nd ed., review, of Cavalcade of the Rails, 31(3):355–56; 59(1):48–49 rev. of David Thompson's Journals Johanson, Joel M., Essays, Verse and Letters, Relating to Montana and Adjacent 11(4):305–306 Regions, 1808­1812, 44(2):91; rev. of The John, Paul, William Tyson, Marie Meade, and Empire Builders, 38(3):275; rev. of The John Active, with Ann Fienup­Riordan, Field Notes of Captain William Clark, Hunting Tradition in a Changing World: 1803­1805, 56(2):89; rev. of First White Yup'ik Lives in Alaska Today, review, Women Over the Rockies: Diaries, 92(4):213–14 Letters, and Biographical Sketches of the John, Samson, 31(4):386 Six Women of the Oregon Mission Who John A. Kasson: Politics and Diplomacy from Made the Overland Journey in 1836 and Lincoln to McKinley, by Edward Younger, 1838, 3 vols., 55(3):128; rev. of First review, 48(1):16 White Women over the Rockies: Diaries, John B. Stetson (steamship), 30(2):142–43 Letters, and Biographical Sketches of the John Bach McMaster, American Historian, by Six Women of the Oregon Mission who Eric F. Goldman, review, 34(3):324–25 made the Overland Journey in 1836 and John Barrett, Progressive Era Diplomat: A Study 1838, 3 vols., 58(2):102–103; rev. of of a Commercial Expansionist, 1887­1920, Francis Parkman: Heroic Historian, by Salvatore Prisco III, review, 65(4):188 34(1):110–12; rev. of Fur Brigade to the "John Booth Good in British Columbia: The Bonaventura: John Work's California Trials and Tribulations of the Church, 1861­ Expedition, 1832­1833, for the Hudson's 99," by F. A. Peake, 75(2):70–78 Bay Company, 36(4):347–49; rev. of The John Brown's Journey: Notes and Reflections on History of the Hudson's Bay Company, His America and Mine, by Albert Fried, 1670­1870, 51(1):34–35; rev. of The review, 70(3):140 History of the Hudson's Bay Company, John Charles Frémont, by Cardinal Goodwin, 1670­1870, Vol. 2, 1763­1870, review, 22(2):150–52 54(3):125–26; rev. of Joe Meek: The John Charles Frémont: Character as Destiny, by Merry Mountain Man, 44(1):40–41; rev. Andrew Rolle, review, 84(2):61

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36 19; rev. of The Great United States Johnson, Hiram W., 49(2):51–52 Exploring Expedition of 1838­1842, Johnson, Hugh S., and George N. Peek, Equality 69(2):89; rev. of Hawaii: A Natural for Agriculture, 71(2):64–71 History; Geology, Climate, native Flora Johnson, J. G., 53(4):141–42 and Fauna above the Shoreline, 64(1):45– Johnson, J. W., 86(2):78, 80 46; rev. of Micronesia at the Crossroads: Johnson, Jasper W., 32(3):279–80 A Reappraisal of the Micronesian Johnson, Jakie, 64(3):122–24 Political Dilemma, 66(3):142; rev. of Johnson, Jalmar, Builders of the Northwest, Nahi'ene'ena, Sacred Daughter of review, 55(4):179 Hawai'i, 69(1):18–19; rev. of The Johnson, Jangaba Augustine, 95(1):19­21 Punahou Story, 62(1):40; rev. of The Johnson, Jeffrey A., rev. of Colonization and United States and the Hawaiian Kingdom: Community: The Vancouver Island A Political History, 57(2):92 Coalfield and the Making of the British Johnson, Donald Leslie, "Frank Lloyd Wright Columbian Working Class, 95(3):149; rev. Houses in the Seattle Area,” 88(1):33–40; of The Politics of American Religious "Frank Lloyd Wright in the Northwest: Identity: The Seating of Senator Reed The Show, 1931,” 78(3):100–106 Smoot, Mormon Apostle, 96(1):47­48 Johnson, Emily, rev. of Broken River, Johnson, Judith M., "Sources of Pacific Northwest 35(2):183; rev. of Eliza, 38(4):361–62; History: Washington Mill Company rev. of The Legend Whispered: A Novel of Papers," 51(3):136–38 the Apple Country, 35(4):366; rev. of Johnson, Judith R., rev. of A Municipal Mother: Reunion on Strawberry Hill, 35(2):183; Portland's Lola Greene Baldwin, America's rev. of Tatoosh, 38(2):177–79; rev. of First Policewoman, 88(2):100–101 Who Could Ask for Anything More? Johnson, Keith, 79(3):126 35(1):85 Johnson, Loren, 38(2):107–108 Johnson, Emily, and Edward Sheppard, "Forty Johnson, Maurice, 32(2):199 Years of Symphony in Seattle: 1903­ Johnson, Michael L., New Westers: The West in 1943," 35(1):19–28 Contemporary American Culture, review, Johnson, Emily E., rev. of The North Cascades, 89(1):47 56(2):56 Johnson, Michael R., rev. of Native American Art Johnson, Eve, Anne Kloppenborg, Alice in the Denver Art Museum, 71(4):187 Niwinski, and Robert Gruetter, eds., Johnson, Mr. (HBC employee), 15(2):132–33, Vancouver's First Century: A City Album 135, 138 1860­1960, review, 70(4):185 Johnson, Mrs. Andrew (wife of Makah whaler), Johnson, F. Henry, John Jessop: Goldseeker 33(1):65–69 and Educator, Founder of the British Johnson, Mrs. Philip G., 43(2):165–66 Columbia School System, review, Johnson, Olga Weydemeyer, Flathead and 64(2):91 Kootenay: The Rivers, the Tribes and the Johnson, George, 31(4):455 Region's Traders, review, 62(3):122 Johnson, H. C., 27(2):170 Johnson, O. B., 20(3):171, 174 Johnson, H. D., 2(3):223–24, 231 Johnson, Orson Bennett, 77(3):83, 85–90, 92–93 Johnson, Hap, 87(3):124–26 Johnson, Overton, Route Across the Rocky Johnson, Henry, 83(2):47 Mountains, review, 23(3):230–31; Route Johnson, Hezekiah, 25(4):253, 259–66, across the Rocky Mountains, with a 37(1):15–30, 40(1):20–21 description of Oregon and California, Johnson, Hiram, 55(2):67, 71–73 30(1):74

37 Johnson, Philip (Navy lieutenant), 98(1):23­24 Johnson, Walter, rev. of An Immigrant's American Johnson, Philip G. (Boeing president), Odyssey: A Biography of Ernst Skarstedt, 43(2):163–65, 98(4):184­85, 189, 191­92 67(4):179–80; rev. of Letters from the Johnson, Ralph W., "Regulation of Commercial Promised Land: Swedes in America, 1840­ Salmon Fishermen: A Case of Confused 1914, 68(1):37–38 Objectives,” 55(4):141–45 Johnson, Wash., 10(3):200–201 Johnson, Richard M., 22(3):165 Johnson, W. W., 37(3):194, 217, 222, 228 Johnson, Richard R., ed., "Patience and Johnson, Willard C., 21(1):78 Planning: A Letter from George Johnson, William, 15(3):171, 17(1):46, 55, Washington,” 70(1):20–23; rev. of Arms 24(3):183 for Empire: A Military History of the Johnson, Woodson Lon, 91(2):59–69 British Colonies in North America, 1607­ Johnson­Clarendon Treaty, 27(3):228–33 1763, 65(1):40; rev. of Cincinnatus: Johnston, Hugh, and Robin Fisher, eds., Captain George Washington and the James Cook and His Times, review, Enlightenment, 76(1):38; rev. of Growth 72(1):43; eds., From Maps to Metaphors: of the American Revolution, 1766­1775, The Pacific World of George Vancouver, 67(3):130; rev. of Liberty's Daughters: review, 86(3):118–20 The Revolutionary Experience of Johnston, L. E., 85(1):19–20 American Women, 1750­1800, 73(2):90; Johnston, Lukin, Beyond the Rockies, review, rev. of Trials and Triumphs: George 21(3):230–31 Washington's Foreign Policy, 76(1):38; Johnston, Norman J., "A Capitol in Search of an rev. of Women of the Republic: Intellect Architect,” 73(1):2–9; "The Frederick Law and Ideology in Revolutionary America, Olmsted Plan for Tacoma,” 66(3):97–104; 73(2):90 "The Mystery of the Missing Model,” Johnson, Richard R., and Carol Thomas, 82(1):20–21; "The Olmsted Brothers and "Robert E. Burke, 1922­1998,” 89(2):97 the Alaska­Yukon­Pacific Exposition: Johnson, Robert, 80(1):24, 27 'Eternal Loveliness,’” 75(2):50– Johnson, Robert David, Ernest Gruening and 61;Washington's Audacious State Capitol the American Dissenting Tradition, and Its Builders, review, 80(3):116; rev. of review, 92(3):149–50 Building Idaho: An Architectural History, Johnson, Robert E., 15(2):88–90, 16(1):42–43, 83(1):35; rev. of Cities of the American 16(2):138–41, 17(2):137, 140–42, West: A History of Frontier Urban 20(1):54–63, 21(3):226–29, 21(4):298– Planning, 71(3):134; rev. of Cities on 305, 22(1):42–58, 22(2):129, 25(3):173– Stone: Nineteenth Century Lithograph 74 Images of the Urban West, 69(2):88–89; Johnson, S. H., 23(3):188–92 rev. of The Crowning of the American Johnson, Susan Lee, Roaring Camp: The Social Landscape: Eight Great Spaces and Their World of the California Gold Rush, review, Buildings, 77(2):74; rev. of FLO: A 94(3):151­52 Biography of Frederick Law Olmsted, Johnson, Tillman D., 91(2):59 66(2):91–92; rev. of From Grand Mound to Johnson, Thomas, 2(3):223–24 Scatter Creek: The Homes of Jamestown, Johnson, Thomas H., Jonathan Edwards, 1703­ 73(3):141; rev. of Imperial San Francisco: 1758: Representative Selections, with Politics and Planning in an American City, Introduction, Bibliography, and Notes, 1897­1906, 72(2):90; rev. of Olympia Wins: review, 28(1):108–10 Washington's Capital Controversies, Johnson, Tom E., 66(4):151 73(3):141;

38 Johnston, Paul E., "Caxton Printers, Ltd., 78(3):111 Regional Publishers," 48(3):100–105 Jonas, Manfred, Isolationism in America, 1935­ Johnston, S. H., 18(1):62–65 1941, review, 58(4):218–19 Johnston, Verle B., Legions of Babel: The Jonasson, Jonas A., "Portland and the Alaska International Brigades in the Spanish Trade," 30(2):131–44; "They Rode the Civil War, review, 60(1):51 Trains: Railroad Passenger Traffic and Johnston, William H., 75(1):21 Regional Reaction," 52(2):41–49; Bricks Johnstone, James, 5(3):215–16, 219, 5(4):301, Without Straw: The Story of Linfield 21(1):55–60, 30(2):180–217, 44(3):118, College, review, 30(3):349; comment on 124 “The Jacksonville Cannonball: The History Johnstone, William C., Jr., The Shanghai of the Rogue River Valley Railway, 1890– Problem, review, 28(4):419–20 1925,” by Francis D. Haines, Jr., 50(4):155– Johson, Mr. (captain of the HMS Driver), 56; rev. of The Atlantic Migration, 11(2):146–47 32(2):228–29; rev. of The Birth of Western Joining In: Exploring the History of Voluntary Canada. A History of the Riel Rebellions, Organizations, by Karen J. Blair, review, 28(2):207–209; rev. of Canadian­American 98(3):150 Relations 1840­1847, 30(4):455–56; rev. of Joint High Commission (1871), and the San The Canadians: The Story of a People, Juan Island border dispute, 31(2):181–86 29(3):333–34; rev. of Great Train Joint Legislative Committee (Wash.), 36(1):37 Robberies of the West, 50(4):166; rev. of Joint Legislative Fact­Finding Committee on Intermountain Railroads: Standard and Un­American Activities. See Canwell Narrow Gauge, 54(4):179–80; rev. of New Committee Techniques in Railroad Ratemaking, Joint Occupancy Treaty (1818), 21(1):31–46 60(4):229–30; rev. of Rails to the Ochoco Joint Report Upon the Survey and Demarcation Country, 60(4):229–30; rev. of A Short of the Boundary Between the United History of Canada for Americans, States and Canada From the Western 33(4):457–58 Terminus of the Land Boundary Along the Jonathan Edwards, 1703­1758: Representative Forty­Ninth Parallel, by the International Selections, with Introduction, Bibliography Boundary Commission, 12(3):234–36 and Notes, by Clarence H. Faust and Joinville, Prince de. See d'Orléans, François Thomas H. Johnson, review, 28(1):108–10 Jolibois, Mr. (HBC employee), 11(2):140, 145– Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver: A Study in Political 49, 11(3):218–29, 11(4):294–302 Integrity and Independence, by Thomas Jollibois, Mr. (HBC employee), 12(1):68–70, Richard Ross, review, 50(3):121–22 12(2):137–48, 12(3):219–28, 12(4):300– Jones, Alfred Haworth, Roosevelt's Image 303 Brokers: Poets, Playwrights, and the Use of Jollibois, Mrs. (HBC employee), 13(1):57–66, the Lincoln Symbol, review, 66(4):186 13(2):131–41, 13(3):225–32, 13(4):294 Jones, Angela, rev. of GhostWest: Reflections Jolles, Carol Zane, rev. of Haa Kusteeyí, Our Past and Present, 95(1):50­51 Culture: Tlingit Life Stories, 87(4):216–17 Jones, Benjamin, 37(2):97–98 Jolles, Isaac C., 72(1):2, 8–9 Jones, Benjamin, rev. of The Journey of Crazy Jonaitis, Aldona, Art of the Northern Tlingit, Horse: A Lakota History, 96(3):156­57 review, 78(1/2):63; ed., Chiefly Feasts: Jones, C. H., 70(4):151–52 The Enduring Kwakiutl Potlatch, review, Jones, Charles H., 64(2):50, 53–56 84(2):70–71; The Yuquot Whalers' Shrine, Jones, David T., 42(3):224, 226–27 review, 91(4):212–13; rev. of Bill Reid, Jones, E. Lester, Safeguard the Gateways of

39 Alaska: Her Waterways, 9(3):233–234 Oregon Country Pioneers, review, Jones, Eliza, and Jules Jetté, Koyukon 51(4):183–84; Scarlet Petticoat, review, Athabaskan Dictionary, review, 94(1):46 33(2):209–10; Swift Flows the River, Jones, Everett L., and Philip Durham, The review, 31(3):349–51; West, Young Man! Negro Cowboys, review, 56(3):135–36 review, 29(2):209–210, 29(3):335; Wheat Jones, Gabriel, 7(1):41–43, 7(2):139, 15(2):121, Women, 29(3):237–38; Wheat Women, 43(4):278, 286 review, 24(3):234; rev. of The Conscience Jones, "General" Rosalie, 55(1):13–14 of a City: Fifty Years of City Club Service in Jones, George H., 22(4):277 Portland, 59(2):99; rev. of The Northwest Jones, George Neville, 26(4):311 Corner: The Pacific Northwest, Its Past and Jones, George Neville, "William N. Suksdorf," Present, 54(1):40 24(2):128–29 Jones, Nard, Stewart H. Holbrook, and Roderick Jones, H. G., The Records of a Nation: Their Haig­Brown, The Pacific Northwest, ed. Management, Preservation, and Use, Anthony Netboy, review, 55(4):179 review, 61(3):175–76 Jones, Peter N., and Deward E. Walker, Jr., rev. of Jones, H. W., 36(3):214–16 Empty Nets: Indians, Dams, and the Jones, Hathaway, Tall Tales from Rogue River: Columbia River, 92(1):52–53; rev. of The Yarns of Hathaway Jones, ed. "Keeping the Lakes' Way": Reburial and the Stephen Dow Beckham, review, 66(2):90 Re­creation of a Moral World among an Jones, Howard Mumford, The Age of Energy: Invisible People, 92(2):93–94 Varieties of American Experience, 1865­ Jones, Preston, Empire's Edge: American Society 1915, review, 64(2):88 in Nome, Alaska, 1898­1934, review, Jones, Isaac, 69(4):147–48 98(2):100­101 Jones, James K., 53(4):141 Jones, Reuben W., Memories of My Mallie May, Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, An Artilleryman's Diary, 25(2):152–53 5(4):318 Jones, Richard Saxe, 30(1):47 Jones, Jo Fraser, ed., Hobnobbing with a Jones, Robert, 30(1):77–108 Countess and Other Okanagan Adventures: Jones, Robert F., ed., Annals of Astoria: The The Diaries of Alice Barrett Parke, 1891­ Headquarters Log of the Pacific Fur 1900, review, 94(1):50 Company on the Columbia River, 1811­ Jones, John Coffin, Jr., 12(3):177, 183–201 1813, by Duncan McDougall, review, Jones, Keziah B., 15(2):121 92(3):155–56 Jones, Leo, "Proposed Amendments to the State Jones, Robert Huhn, ed., The Centennial Years: A Constitution of Washington," 4(1):12–32 Political and Economic History of America Jones, Loyde, 64(3):100, 102–106 from the Late 1870s to the Early 1890s, by Jones, Mary Ellen, Daily Life on the Nineteenth­ Fred A. Shannon, review, 59(4):222 Century American Frontier, review, Jones, Robert W., rev. of An Adventure with a 91(1):48–49 Genius: Recollections of Joseph Pulitzer, Jones, Mary Harris, Autobiography of Mother 29(1):99–100 Jones, ed. Mary Field Parton, review, Jones, Roy Franklin, Boundary Town: Early Days 64(3):131–32 in a Northwest Boundary Town, review, Jones, Nard, 39(4):313 50(4):167–68 Jones, Nard, Evergreen Land: A Portrait of the Jones, Samuel M. "Golden Rule,” 68(4):165, 171– State of Washington, review, 38(4):358– 73 59; The Great Command: The Story of Jones, Stanton H., 14(4):256 Marcus and Narcissa Whitman and the Jones, Suzi, and Jarold Ramsey, eds., The Stories

40 We Tell: An Anthology of Oregon Folk Jordan, Terry G., Jon T. Kilpinen, and Charles F. Literature, review, 86(3):110–13 Gritzner, The Mountain West: Intepreting Jones, W. C., 34(3):255–56, 39(4):298–99, 302, the Folk Landscape, review, 89(3):162–63 308 Jordan, Thomas, 38(4):285, 300 Jones, Wesley, 52(4):146–47 Jorgensen, Joseph G., Western Indians: Jones, Wesley L., 54(3):93–103, 77(3):98–100 Comparative Environments, Languages, Jones, Wesley L., 38(2):102, 42(2):103–106, and Cultures of 172 Western American 109, 115–20, 52(4):149 Indian Tribes, review, 73(3):138 papers of, 36(1):65–68 Jorgenson, Chester E., Benjamin Franklin, Jones, Wesley Livsey, 33(3):369 review, 27(4):398–99 Jones, Wilbur Devereux, The American Jose de Galvez, Visitor­General of New Spain, Problem in British Diplomacy, 1841­ 1765­1771, by Herbert Ingram Priestley, 1861, review, 67(2):88–89; Lord 8(1):67–68 Aberdeen and the Americas, review, José Narváez: The Forgotten Explorer, Including 50(1):33–34; rev. of The Diplomacy of His Narrative of a Voyage on the Northwest Annexation: Texas, Oregon, and the Coast in 1788, by Jim McDowell, review, Mexican War, 67(1):35 91(1):46–47 Jones, William T., 44(2):78 Joseph (Nez Perce chief), 5(4):298, 27(1):67–68, Jones­Costigan Sugar Act (1934), 62(1):10–11 42(1):40–41, 49–75, 45(1):1–7, 49(4):130– Jones­Immell massacre, 30(1):77–108 145, 55(1):35–37, 87(3):151–53 Jordan, David Starr, 44(1):31, 51(4):163 at Colville Reservation, 8(4):243–250 Jordan, David Starr, 75(3):118–19, 123, Meany, Edmond S. on, 51(4):165–166 77(3):90, 92 monument marking the surrender of, 23(1):74 and the American peace movement, and the Nez Perce exile, 36(3):213–32 67(2):76–87 Wood, Charles Erskine Scott, and, 50(3):80 Jordan, David Starr, The Days of a Man: Being Joseph, Horace G., Bright Horizons, review, Memories of a Naturalist, Teacher, and 30(2):227–28 Minor Prophet of Democracy, review, "Joseph B. Poindexter and Hawaii During the 14(2):149–50 New Deal," by James B. Lane, 62(1):7–15 Jordan, E. R., 49(3):95 Joseph Baker: Lieutenant on the Vancouver Jordan, Len, 91(3):144–45 Expedition, British Naval Officer for Whom Jordan, Philip D., "The Close and Stinking Jail,” Mt. Baker Was Named, by Robert C. Wing, 60(1):1–9; "The People Paint the Plains,” review, 86(1):52 61(2):94–100; The People's Health: A Joseph Hopkins Twichell: Mark Twain's Friend History of Public Health in Minnesota, and Pastor, by Leah A. Strong, review, review, 45(4):134; rev. of Britons View 58(4):213–14 America: Travel Commentary, 1860­1935, "Joseph L. Meek," by Rosetta W. Hewitt, 64(1):32–33; rev. of Explorers of the 20(3):196–200 Mississippi, 60(2):104–105; rev. of On the "Joseph Lane McDonald and the Purchase of Cattle Ranges of the Oregon Country, Alaska," by Victor J. Farrar, 12(2):83–90 60(4):221–22 Joseph M. Dixon of Montana. Part 1: Senator and Jordan, Teresa, rev. of The Life and Legacy of Bull Moose Manager, 1867­1917. Part 2: Annie Oakley, 88(4):196 Governor Versus the Anaconda, 1917­1934, Jordan, Terry G., North American Cattle­ by Jules A. Karlin, review, 68(4):194–95 ranching Frontiers: Origins, Diffusion, Joseph Mission, 11(1):43 and Differentiation, review, 87(2):95–96 Joseph Schafer: Student of Agriculture, by Louise

41 Phelps Kellogg, Clarence B. Lester, Josiah Royce: From Grass Valley to Harvard, by Everett E. Edwards, and Thomas J. Robert V. Hine, review, 84(3):110–11 Mayock, review, 35(1):78–79 "Josiah Royce, Philospher of Community: An Joseph the Younger (Nez Perce chief), Essay Review," by Earl Pomeroy, 63(2):69– 6(3):145–52 70 Josephi, Simeon, 89(3):143–46 Joslin, Falcon, 45(1):8–9, 11–12 Josephites, 47(4):108–109, 112–113 Joslyn, E. S., 15(2):93, 95, 18(2):111–20 Josephson, Bertha E., ed., Local History: How Joslyn, Erastus, 4(2):106–10 to Gather It, Write It and Publish It, by Joslyn, Erastus S., 14(2):108–25, 14(4):250–51, Donald Dean Parker, review, 36(2):176– 254, 31(4):453–54 77 Joslyn, Mary, 18(2):111–20 Josephson, Hannah, Jeannette Rankin, First Joslyn, Mary L. Warner, 14(2):108–25, Lady in Congress: A Biography, review, 14(4):250–54 67(2):90–91 Joslyn, Mary Warner, 4(2):106–11 Josephson, Hannah, and Matthew Josephson, Al Joslyn, Mr. (White Salmon pioneer), 19(3):195 Smith, Hero of the Cities: A Political Joslyn, Mrs. (White Salmon pioneer), 19(3):195 Portrait, Drawing on the Papers of Joslyn Art Museum (Omaha), 61(2):95 Frances Perkins, review, 62(1):43–44 Josselyn, B. S., 74(3):103 Josephson, Harold, James T. Shotwell and the Journal from December, 1836, to October, 1837, Rise of Internationalism in America, by William H. Gray, 5(2):149 review, 67(4):176–77 Journal Kept by David Douglas During His Josephson, Matthew, and Hannah Josephson, Al Travels in North America, 1823­1827, Smith, Hero of the Cities: A Political review, 6(3):200–202 Portrait, Drawing on the Papers of Journal of a Catholic Bishop on the Oregon Trail: Frances Perkins, review, 62(1):43–44 The Overland Crossing of the Rt. Rev. A. M. Josephus Daniels: The Small­d Democrat, by A. Blanchet..., by A. M. A. Blanchet, and Joseph L. Morrison, review, 58(3):165–66 Blackrobe Buries Whitmans, by J. B. A. Josephus Daniels in Mexico, by E. David Brouillet, ed. Edward J. Kowrach, review, Cronon, review, 52(3):121–22 72(1):28 Josephy, Alvin M., Jr., The Indian Heritage of Journal of a Fur­Trading Expedition on the America, review, 60(3):165–66; The Nez Upper Missouri, 1812­1813, by John Luttig, Perce Indians and the Opening of the ed. Stella M. Drumm, 58(1):3–5 Northwest, review, 57(2):83–84; The Journal of a Fur­Trading Expedition on the Patriot Chiefs: A Chronicle of American Upper Missouri 1812­1813, by John C. Indian Leadership, review, 53(4):164–165 Luttig, review, 12(2):149 Joset, Father, 2(4):335, 337, 339–41 Journal of a Tour on the Northwest Coast of Joset, John Joseph America in the Year 1829, by Jonathan S. account of Indian War (1858), 38(4):285– Green, 6(4):279 314 Journal of a Trapper, by Osborne Russell, Joset, John Joseph, "Account of the 39(1):19–20 Confederated Indian War of 1858," "Journal of a Trip from Fort Colvile to Fort 38(4):285–314 Vancouver and Return in 1828," by John Joset, Joseph, 19(3):184, 42(1):52–53, 63–66 Work, ed. William S. Lewis and Jacob A. and Stevens, Isaac I., 31(4):412–13 Meyers, 11(2):104–14 Joset, Peter Joseph Journal of a Voyage Northward of California in and the Coeur d'Alene, 34(2):169–81 1775, by Don Francisco Antonio Mourelle,

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47 151 164, 166 Kanagawa Treaty, 16(1):9 Kanrin Maru (steamer), 16(1):10–12 Kanahanin, Mr. (HBC employee), 15(2):137 Kansas Kanaka Village/Vancouver Barracks, 1974, by governorship of Alfred Landon, 57(3):120–26 David H. Chance and Jennifer V. Chance, state archives, 29(1):34 review, 69(4):189–90 Kansas: A Bicentennial History, by Kenneth S. Kanauswapu, Morton, 6(1):42, 44 Davis, review, 72(3):107–10 Kanavan, Thomas, 4(1):36 Kansas City, Kansas, 73(3):104–105 Kane, Adam, rev. of Frontier Soldier: The Kansas Commoner, 37(1):4–6, 39(4):302–303, Letters of Maj. John S. Hatheway, 1833– 65(3):111, 113–14 1853, 93(4):207–208 Kansas Historical Collections, Vol. 12, review, Kane, Elizabeth Wood, Twelve Mormon Homes 4(1):50 Visited in Succession on a Journey Kansas in Turmoil, 1930–1936, by Francis W. Through Utah to Arizona, ed. Everett L. Schruben, review, 62(3):116 Cooley, review, 67(3):133 Kansas Populism: Ideas and Men, by O. Gene Kane, Frank G., rev. of A History of Travel in Clanton, review, 61(3):165 America, 6(3):205–207 Kansas Territory, and the question of slavery, Kane, Lucile, 44(3):139 2(3):230–32, 2(4):309–32 Kane, Lucile M., trans. and ed., Military Life in Kansas­Nebraska Act (1854), 2(3):220–32, Dakota: The Journal of Philippe Regis de 2(4):309–32, 42(1):4–5, 9, 13–16, 47(4):100 Trobriand, review, 43(1):72–73; rev. of A Kansas­Pacific Railroad, 13(4):243–44 Guide to the Care and Administration of Kaphan, Mr. (HBC employee), 15(2):137 Manuscripts, 52(3):125–126; rev. of Kaplan, Abraham, ed., Individuality and the New California Emigrant Letters, 44(2):90; Society, review, 63(1):37–38 rev. of The West of Alfred Jacob Miller Kaplan, Justin, Lincoln Steffens: A Biography, (1837) from the notes and water colors in review, 67(1):36–37; Mr. Clemens and the Walters Art Gallery, with an account Mark Twain: A Biography, review, of the artist by Marvin C. Ross, 43(1):74– 57(4):180 75; Kaplanoff, Mark D., ed., "Nootka Sound in 1789: Kane, Lucile M., rev. of Westward the Briton, Joseph Ingraham's Account,” 65(4):157–63 45(2):67 Kapowsin, Wash., 10(3):203 Kane, Paul, 5(3):201–204, 19(1):49, 46(2):37– Karamanski, Theodore J., Fur Trade and 39, 52(1):26–28 Exploration: Opening the Far Northwest, on Native dog hair blankets, 9(2):90–91 1821­1852, review, 75(2):90 Kane, Paul, Paul Kane's Frontier: Including Karl, Barry D., Charles E. Merriam and the Study Wanderings of an Artist among the of Politics, review, 67(1):43–44 Indians of North America, by Paul Kane, Karl Bodmer's America, by Karl Bodmer, review, ed. J. Russell Harper, review, 64(1):30 76(1):33 Kane, Thomas, 6(4):245–47, 250 Karlberg, Patricia E., and Robert H. Keller, eds., Kane, Thomas F., 34(2):147, 35(3):206, "Oregon Clergy and Indian War in the 50(3):99–101, 51(1):47–48, 53(3):96–97 Northwest: Home Missionary Kane, Thomas Franklin, 24(4):310 Correspondence, 1855­1857,” 79(1):26–34 Kane, Thomas Franklin, 77(1):2–10 Karlin, Jules A., Joseph M. Dixon of Montana. Kane, Wash., 10(3):203 Part 1: Senator and Bull Moose Manager, Kanim, Pat, 6(2):109, 7(1):44–45 1867­1917. Part 2: Governor Versus the Kanrin Maru (corvette), 32(2):140–43, 146, Anaconda, 1917­1934, review, 68(4):194–

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49 Kaufman, Burton I., Efficiency and Expansion: Kearny, Stephen W., 28(4):360–61 Foreign Trade Organization in the Wilson Keast, William R., The United States Army in Administration, 1913­1921, review, World War II: The Army Ground Forces. 67(1):42 Vol. 2, The Procurement and Training of Kaufman, George G., rev. of The National Bank Ground Combat Troops, review, 41(3):276– of Commerce of Seattle, 1889­1969: 77 Territorial to Worldwide Banking in Keating, Edward, 48(3):96 Eighty Years, Including the Story of the Keating, Edward, The Gentleman from Colorado: Marine Bancorporation, 64(3):133–34 A Memoir, review, 56(4):179–80 Kaufman, N. G., 47(1):12 Keavehaccow. See Haccou, Keave Kaufman, Polly Welts, Women Teachers on the (Keavehaccow) Frontier, review, 75(4):189 Keavehaccow, Mr., 14(2):145–48, 14(3):223–33 Kaufman, Robert G., Henry M. Jackson: A Life Keeble, John, Yellowfish, review, 72(2):85 in Politics, review, 92(2):106–107 Keeler, B. B., 49(4):134–35 Kaufman, Stuart B., ed., The Samuel Gompers Keeling, James, 15(2):103 Papers, Vol. 1: The Making of a Union Keeney, Rosiland Clark, George Kramer, Dwight Leader, 1850­86, review, 78(1/2):61 A. Smith, and Ward Tonsfeldt, with James Kautz, August V., 1(1):77, 48(4):134–38, Norman, Oregon Main Street: A 95(1):31­34 Rephotographic Survey, review, 88(1):42– diary of, 37(3):193–230 43 Kautz, Fred, 49(2):70 Keenleyside, H. L., 88(2):66 Kautz, Mrs. A. V., 4(4):297 Keenleyside, Hugh L., Canada and the United Kavaler, Lucy, The Astors: A Family Chronicle States: Some Aspects of Their Historical of Pomp and Power, review, 57(4):188– Relations, review, 44(1):45–46 89 Keep, Ann E., trans., Eskimo Prehistory, by Hans­ Kavanagh, Jack, 69(3):130–31 Georg Bandi, review, 61(4):225 Kawabe, Harry, 74(3):125–26, 128 Keep Washington Green, 87(3):120–24 Kawamoto, Ichiro, 69(3):125–26 Keeper of the Wolves, by Norma Bicknell Kawamoto, Ito, 69(3):123, 125 Mansfield, review, 26(1):69 Kayak Island, 84(3):95, 86(1):12–13, Keepers of the Light: A History of British 90(3):115–22 Columbia's Lighthouses and Their Keepers, Kaye, Roger, Last Great Wilderness: The by Donald Graham, review, 78(4):155 Campaign to Establish the Arctic National Keeping It Living: Traditions of Plant Use and Wildlife Refuge, review, 98(4):198­99 Cultivation on the Northwest Coast of North Kaylene, Anne, Judicially Murdered, 95(1):34 America, ed. Douglas Deur and Nancy J. Keach, Philip, 6(2):107, 49(2):72 Turner, review, 97(2):94­95 Keahwaccow, Mr., 15(3):219–21 "Keeping the Lakes' Way": Reburial and the Re­ Keahwaccow, Mr. (HBC employee), 15(2):137 creation of a Moral World among an Keane, A. H., The World's Peoples, review, Invisible People, by Paula Pryce, review, 3(1):95 92(2):93–94 Keane, John, 39(2):103–105, 127–28 Keeping the Peace: Police Reform in Montana, Kearney, James R., Anna Eleanor Roosevelt: 1889 to 1918, by Robert A. Harvie, review, The Evolution of a Reformer, review, 87(2):107–108 60(3):172–73 Kees, Samuel M., 6(1):11 Kearney, Stephen W., 21(1):41–43, 49 Kegley, Carey B., 35(4):296–99, 36(1):36–37 Kearny, Philip, 7(1):86 Kegley, Carey B., 76(1):2–4, 6–7, 11, 87(3):133–

50 35, 138 Myron Eells, 77(4):153; rev. of People of Kegrize, Michael, 35(1):20–21 the Dalles: The Indians of Wascopam Kehoe, John, 24(4):252 Mission; A Historical Ethnography Based Kehoe, Joseph W., 89(3):118–23 on the Papers of the Methodist Keim, Charles J., Aghvook, White Eskimo: Otto Missionaries, 88(4):202–203; rev. of Geist and Alaskan Archaeology, review, Salvation and the Savage: An Analysis of 61(3):166–67 Protestant Missions and American Indian Keisno, Chief, 3(3):233–34 Response, 1787­1862, 57(1):37 Keith, Gordon, comp. and ed., The James Keller, Robert H., and Patricia E. Karlberg, eds., Francis Tulloch Diary, 1875­1910, "Oregon Clergy and Indian War in the review, 70(4):186 Northwest: Home Missionary Keith, H. Lloyd, “‘A Place So Dull and Dreary’: Correspondence, 1855­1857,” 79(1):26–34 The Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Keller, Wash., 10(3):204, 47(2):51 Okanagan, 1821­1860,” 98(2):78­94 Kellett, E. E., The Story of Dictatorship: From the Keith, James, 13(3):202, 28(4):405, 408, Earliest Times till Today, review, 31(2):167–68 29(3):328–29 Keith, Lloyd, ed., North of Athabasca: Slave Kellett, John, 53(4):129–31 Lake and Mackenzie River Documents of the Kelley, Evelyn, ed., "Pierre Flavien Turgeon to North West Company, 1800­1821, review, Francis Norbert Blanchet: Correspondence 94(2):96­97 of July 4, 1838, and April 12, 1844," trans. Keithahn, E. L., "Alaska Ice, Inc.," 36(2):121– María Rebbert, 84(1):2–6 31 Kelley, Hall, 52(1):30 Keithahn, Edward L., Monuments in Cedar, Kelley, Hall J., 41(2(123, 1(1):22, 24(1):28–30, review, 37(2):162–63 45 Kelcey, Barbara E., Alone in Silence: European Kelley, Hall J., Hall J. Kelley on Oregon, ed. Fred Women in the Canadian North before Wilbur Powell, review, 24(3):232–33 1940, review, 94(2):100; rev. of The Kelley, Hall Jackson, 25(4):253–55, 28(4):347 Ladies, the Gwich'in, and the Rat: Travels Kelley, Joseph M., 37(1):52 on the Athabasca, Mackenzie, Rat, Kelley, Lee, 15(2):104 Porcupine, and Yukon Rivers in 1926, Kelley, Philander, 15(2):104 91(1):49–50 Kelley, Tim, "Fishery Conservation in Keller, J. P., 16(1):17–18, 27(1):38, 43 Washington," 38(1):19–34 Keller, Mattie, 93(1):3, 5 Kelley, Tim K., rev. of Ocean Harvest, 38(2):179 Keller, Morton, Affairs of State: Public Life in Kelley, Truman, L. Tests and Measurement in the Late Nineteenth Century America, review, Social Sciences, review, 26(2):146–48 70(1):37 Kelley Logging Company, 97(3):115­23 Keller, Robert H., Jr., ed., "A Missionary Tour Kellog , J. G., 17(3):176 of Washington Territory: T. Dwight Kellogg, Frank, 63(1):22, 27 Hunt's 1855 Report,” 76(4):148–55; ed., Kellogg, Heather M., rev. of Audacious Women: "Washington State and Tribal Early British Mormon Immigrants, 88(1):44 Sovereignty: A 1979 Debate on Indian Kellogg, Idaho Law,” 79(3):98–108; rev. of Answering bull pens in, 78(3):86–88 Chief Seattle, 90(1):41–42; rev. of Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Centennial Churches of Washington's Concentrating Company, 58(1):14–22, 25– "Fourth Corner,” 77(3):118; rev. of The 32, 78(3):87–89, 84(2):42–49 Indians of Puget Sound: The Notebooks of See also Coeur d'Alene mining district

51 Kellogg, John Coe, 33(3):312, 315, 320, 329, Kelly, Ray, 89(1):6–9 344–45 Kelly, T. J., 49(4):165, 167 Kellogg, L. E., 16(4):255–56 Kelsey, Harry, Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo, review, Kellogg, Louise Phelps, Joseph Schafer: 78(3):117; rev. of The Final Voyage of the Student of Agriculture, review, 35(1):78– "Central America," 1857: The Saga of a 79; ed., Stagecoach and Tavern Tales of Gold Rush Steamship, the Tragedy of Her the Old Northwest, by Harry Ellsworth Loss in a Hurricane, and the Treasure Cole, 21(3):234; rev. of The Long Journey Which Is Now Recovered, 84(2):64–65; rev. to the Country of the Hurons, 30(4):439– of Ocean Traders from the Portuguese 41 Discoveries to the Present Day, 82(3):112; Kellogg, Lucian E., 16(2):132–34 rev. of Sir Francis Drake, 83(2):72–73 Kellogg, Lucien E., 17(1):27 Kelsey, Harry E., Jr., Frontier Capitalist: The Life Kellogg, Noah, 27(1):62–63 of John Evans, review, 63(4):169–70 Kellogg, Sarah, 22(4):273–74 Kelso, Wash., 11(1):44 Kellogg­Briand Pact (1928), 63(1):22–29 Kemble, Edward C., 42(3):238–40 Kelly, Charles, Miles Goodyear, review, Kemble, John Haskell, The Manila Galleon, 29(2):210–11; Salt Desert Trails, 30(4):451–52; ed., To California and the 22(2):155 South Seas: The Diary of Albert G. Osbun, Kelly, E. D., 1(2):40 1849­1851, by Albert G. Osbun, review, Kelly, E. E., 83(2):49–51 59(2):109–10; rev. of American Pacific Kelly, James K., 15(1):11, 18, 25(2):130–31, Ocean Trade: Its Impact on Foreign Policy 27(1):22–24, 27 and Continental Expansion, 1784­1860, Kelly, James K., 60(3):138, 141–43 65(4):163; rev. of American Shipping Kelly, John, 69(3):100–104, 106, 85(1):28, 33– Policy, 30(3):361–62; rev. of Captain 34, 91(3):115, 119 James Cook and His Times, 72(1):43; rev. Kelly, Lawrence C., The Assault on of Francis Drake, Privateer: Contemporary Assimilation: John Collier and the Narratives and Documents, 65(1):40–41; Origins of Indian Policy Reform, review, rev. of Mills and Markets: A History of the 75(4):182; rev. of The Indian Arts and Pacific Coast Lumber Industry to 1900, Crafts Board: An Aspect of New Deal 67(2):94; rev. of Noticias de Nutka: An Indian Policy, 75(4):188 Account of Nootka Sound in 1792, by José Kelly, Margaret Jean, The Career of Joseph Mariano Moziño, trans. and ed. Iris Higbie Lane, Frontier Politician, review, Wilson, 63(4):165–66; rev. of The Pacific 34(4):406–407; rev. of A Chronicle of Ocean, 32(3):340–41; rev. of Pacific Catholic History of the Pacific Northwest, Voyages: Selections from Scots Magazine, 1743­1960, 54(2):82–83 1771­1808, 52(4):160; rev. of The Panama Kelly, Milton, 36(4):344–46 Route, 1848­1869, 35(2):175–77; rev. of Kelly, Peter, 58(2):93, 95, 97–99 Sentinels of the North Pacific: The Story of Kelly, Plympton J., We Were Not Summer Pacific Coast Lighthouses and Lightships, Soldiers: The Indian War Diary of 47(4):124–25; rev. of Steam Whaling in the Plympton J. Kelly, 1855­1856, ed. Western Arctic, 70(1):45; rev. of The Story William N. Bischoff, review, 69(2):90–91 of the Pacific, 32(3):340–41; rev. of Kelly, R. Gordon, Mother Was a Lady: Self and Surveyor of the Sea: The Life and Voyages Society in Selected American Children's of Captain George Vancouver, 51(4):182; Periodicals, 1865­1890, review, rev. of A Voyage Round the World, from 67(4):150 1806 to 1812; in which Japan, Kamschatka,

52 the Aleutian Islands, and the Sandwich Shadows to Stone: The Photography of the Islands were Visited..., 60(1):35 Jesup North Pacific Expedition, 1897­1902, Kemmis, Daniel, Community and the Politics of review, 90(2):89–90 Place, review, 81(3):114–15 Kendall, Thomas S., 26(3):216, 223 Kemp, J. Larry, Epitaph for the Giants: The Kendig, Daniel, 1(3):127, 38(1):7–10 Story of the Tillamook Burn, review, Kendrick, Captain, 4(3):164 59(4):202 Kendrick, John, 6(1):54, 64, 66, 11(1):3, 25, Kemp, Robert, 21(3):186–87 12(1):3–4, 17, 19, 12(3):169–70, 12(4):243– Kemp, Vernon A. M., Without Fear, Favour or 71, 21(2):85, 92, 24(2):84, 30(3):276–77, Affection: Thirty­five Years with the Royal 285–86, 293, 35(3):215–16 Canadian Mounted Police, 52(1):34 attack on Lady Washington (1791), 20(2):114– Kemper, Donald J., Decade of Fear: Senator 23 Hennings and Civil Liberties, review, Kendrick, John, 93(1):20–22 57(2):56 Kendrick, John, trans., The Voyage of "Sutil" and Kenai, Alaska, 90(4):194–95 "Mexicana," 1792: The Last Spanish described by Alfred Lacey Hough (1869), Exploration of the Northwest Coast of 40(1):50–53 America, review, 83(3):112–13 Kenai Bay Kendrick, Solomon, 21(2):83–89 Russian colonization in, 90(4):193–205 Kenmore, Wash., 11(1):44 Kenai Peninsula Kennan, George, E. H. Harriman, A. Biography, Russian colonization of, 90(4):191–205 13(4):302–303 Russian Orthodox Church in, 63(2):44, 53– Kennan, George F., Memoirs, 1925­1950, review, 54 59(4):229 volcanoes and earthquakes (1840­1866), Kennedy, Alexander, 28(4):405–406, 408–409, 74(2):60–63, 66–68 29(1):6–7 Kenai River, Alaska Kennedy, David M., Birth Control in America: mines and mining on, 78(3):118 The Career of Margaret Sanger, review, and Russian colonization, 90(4):194–95, 197, 62(1):41; rev. of Crisis of the American 199 Dream: A History of American Social Kenaians, federal classification of, 75(4):156– Thought, 1920­1940, 60(2):113–14 58 Kennedy, Duncan, 31(3):292–301 Kenaitzy. See Tanaina Indians Kennedy, George, 27(4):373–76 Kendall, B. F. Kennedy, George W., 15(2):101, 104 correspondence of, 11(1):77–78 Kennedy, Herbert, 87(2):83–88, 90–91 Kendall, Benjamin, 51(3):112 Kennedy, Howard Angus, The Book of the West, Kendall, Benjamin F., 49(1):29–39, 49(2):68– 17(4):302 69, 53(1):5, 7 Kennedy, James M., 17(3):209 Kendall, Bion F., 10(3):235–36, 13(4):262–63 Kennedy, John K., 32(3):298–99 martial law in Washington Territory (1856) Kennedy, Michael Stephen, ed., The Assiniboines: and, 43(2):104, 107, 109–11 From the Accounts of the Old Ones, Told to papers of, 24(1):71 First Boy (James Larpenteur Long), review, Kendall, Bion Freeman, 37(1):34–35, 37, 39 52(4):157–58 Kendall, George W., 15(1):64 Kennedy, Mrs. W. J., 67(3):107 Kendall, Laurel, Barbara Math, and Thomas Kennedy, Philip W., "Oregon and the Disputed Ross Miller, with Stanley A. Freed, Ruth Election of 1876,” 60(3):135–44; rev. of S. Freed, and Laila Williamson, Drawing America's Road to Empire: The War with

53 Spain and Overseas Expansion, 57(1):44– Keok, James, 26(2):92 45; rev. of Creation of the American Kerber, Linda K., Women of the Republic: Empire: U.S. Diplomatic History, Intellect and Ideology in Revolutionary 65(1):43–44; rev. of The Politics of America, review, 73(2):90 Inertia: The Election of 1876 and the End Kerby, Bill, 19(4):289 of Reconstruction, 65(3):152 Kerby, Kam, 19(4):289 Kennedy, Thomas C., rev. of From Trust to Kerchival City, Mont., 40(2):100–101 Terror: The Onset of the Cold War, 1945­ Kerley, J. C., 29(3):272–74 1950, 63(4):181 Kermode, F., A Preliminary Catalogue of the Kennedy, Will, 74(2):77–86 Flora of Vancouver and Queen Charlotte Kennedy and the Promise of the Sixties, by W. J. Islands, 12(4):309; Report for 1920, Rorabaugh, review, 94(4):215 12(4):309 Kennewick, Wash., 11(1):44 Kermode, Francis, British Columbia, Report of irrigation projects in, 84(4):130–39 the Provincial Museum of Natural History, Northern Pacific Railway and economic 19(3):235; British Columbia Provincial development in, 84(4):130–39 Museum of Natural History, Report for the Kennewick Irrigation District, 84(4):139 Year 1925, 17(4):305; Report of the Kennicott, Robert, 58(1):39, 86(2):73 Provincial Museum of Natural History, Kenova, Wash., 11(1):44 11(2):154 Kensel, W. Hudson, "Inland Empire Mining and Kern, Alexander C., rev. of Forces in American the Growth of Spokane, 1883­1905,” Criticism, 31(3):364–65; rev. of Modern 60(2):84–97; rev. of The Ballyhoo Chivalry, 30(1):127–28; rev. of Ring­tailed Bonanza: Charles Sweeny and the Idaho Roarers: Tall Tales of the American Mines, 64(1):36–37 Frontier, 1830­60, 32(4):466–67; rev. of The Kensington Stone: A Mystery Solved, by Suns Go Down, 28(4):426–27 Erik Wahlgren, review, 50(2):70 Kern, Edith Kingman, Little Journeys to Alaska Kent, John F., 18(1):62–65 and Canada, 15(1):73, 17(4):302 Kent, Rockwell, Wilderness; a Journal of Quiet Kerner, Robert J., The Urge to the Sea; The Adventure in Alaska, 23(1):69 Course of Russian History. The Role of Kent, W. H. B., 44(4):148 Rivers, Portages, Ostrogs, Monasteries, and Kent, Wash., 11(1):44 Furs, review, 34(1):118–19 Kent, William, 49(2):51 Kerr, Clark, Migration to the Seattle Labor Kent, William, 57(3):114–16, 118 Market Area, 1940­1942, review, Kent and Smith's Express, 76(4):137, 139 34(2):215–17 Kentuck Trail (Washington Territory), Kerr, John Leeds, History of Western Railroads, 45(4):129–30 15(4):305; The Missouri Pacific, 20(1):74 Kentucky, migrants from, to Wash., 29(2):115– Kerr, K. Austin, American Railroad Politics, 134, 33(1):23 1914­1920: Rates, Wages, and Efficiency, Kentucky State Historical Society Register, review, 61(1):60–61; rev. of The Saloon on September, 1923, ed. H. V. McChesney the Rocky Mountain Mining Frontier, and Jouett Taylor Cannon, 14(4):310 71(3):139 Kentucky Trail, 41(3):247–49 Kerr, Robert S., Land, Wood and Water, review, Kenworthy, Mrs. M. J., 39(2):116, 119, 128 52(3):120 Kenyon, Frank, 29(3):269, 271–72 Kerr, William T., Jr, "The Progressives of Kenzer, Martin S., ed., Carl O. Sauer: A Washington, 1910­12,” 55(1):16–27 Tribute, review, 78(4):153 Kerriston, Wash., 11(1):45

54 Kert, Faye M., rev. of Light on the Water: Early the Russian Colonies in America, trans. Photography of Coastal British Columbia, Colin Bearne, ed. Richard A. Pierce, 92(3):151–52 review, 66(1):36; Colonial Russian Kesey, Ken, 64(4):158–59 America: K. T. Khlebnikov's Reports, 1817­ Kesselman, Amy, Fleeting Opportunities: 1832, trans. Basil Dmytryshyn and E. A. P. Women Shipyard Workers in Portland and Crownhart­Vaughan, review, 69(2):86 Vancouver during World War II and Kholodilov, Alexei Grigorivich, 38(2):127, 143– Reconversion, review, 82(3):116 44 Kessler, Donna J., The Making of Sacagawea: A Kibbe, L. A., 49(1):18 Euro­American Legend, review, 89(1):45 Kibbe, L. A., ed., "Diary of Colonel Isaac N. and Ketch, Dan (Rikimatz; shipwrecked Japanese Mrs. Emily Ebey, 1856­1857," by Isaac N. sailor), 36(4):322–26, 329–30 Ebey and Emily Ebey, 33(3):297–323; rev. Ketcham, Ralph, From Colony to Country: The of Kamiakin, the Last Hero of the Yakimas, Revolution in American Thought, review, 36(2):171 66(3):138 Kickapoo Indians Ketcham, William H., ed., Chirouse Number of and Jesuit missionaries, 33(2):124–30, 134 The Indian Sentinel, 9(2):155 A Kid on the Comstock, by John Taylor Waldorf, Ketchum, Mrs. Roy, 49(4):168 ill. by Herb Roth, review, 60(4):226 Ketchikan Pulp and Paper Company, 66(2):68– Kidd Report (1932), 27(2):160–64 70 Kidwell, Clara Sue, rev. of Noble, Wretched, and Kettle Falls, Wash., 9(2):103, 11(1):45 Redeemable: Protestant Missioniaries to the Thompson, David, at, 4(1):6, 11, 9(1):11–15, Indians in Canada and the United States, 10(1):17–18 1820­1900, 92(4):214 Kettle Falls Mission, 38(3):229 Kiehl, H. Ambrose, 89(4):218 Key, V. O., Jr., 58(4):196–99, 201, 203 Kiehl and Hogg (Port Townsend, Wash.), Key West (steamer), 37(3):196–202 89(4):218 The Key to Our Environment: Cool, Clear Kierman, Wash., 11(1):46 Water, by Bob Spring, Ira Spring, and Kiesling, Lynne, rev. of The Not So Wild, Wild Harvey Manning, review, 63(4):174–75 West: Property Rights on the Frontier, Keyes, E. D., 2(1):30, 8(4):300–302, 38(4):285, 96(2):102 287, 47(1):2, 49(2):69–70 Kiesno (Indian chief), 23(3):211 Keyes, Erasmus D., 67(1):11–12 Kiete (or Kaiete; Milbank Sound Indian chief), Keyport, Wash., 11(1):46 19(1):6–7 Keyser, James D., The Five Crows Ledger: Kikuchi, Charles, The Kikuchi Diary: Chronicle Biographic Warrior Art of the Flathead from an American Concentration Camp, ed. Indians, review, 92(4):203–204; Indian John Modell, review, 66(1):43 Rock Art of the Columbia Plateau, review, The Kikuchi Diary: Chronicle from an American 85(1):45 Concentration Camp, by Charles Kikuchi, Keyser, James D., and Michael A. Klassen, ed. John Modell, review, 66(1):43 Plains Indian Rock Art, review, 94(1):50­51 Kilborne, W. K., 15(4):281–82 Keystone, Wash., 11(1):46 Kilbuck, John and Edith, 91(2):72–76, 78–79 Keystone Studio, 93(1):52 Kilian, Bernhard, The Voyage of the Schooner Khitrovo, Sofron, 84(3):95, 97, 86(1):8–9, 11– "Polar Bear": Whaling and Trading in the 13, 15 North Pacific and Arctic, 1913­1914, ed. Khlebnikov, K. T., 63(1):1–13 John Bockstoce, review, 75(2):92 Khlebnikov, K. T., Baranov, Chief Manager of Kilian, Crawford, Go Do Some Great Thing: The

55 Black Pioneers of British Columbia, 171–72 review, 71(1):45 Kincaid, Trevor, 77(3):83, 88–93 Kille, J. Dee, rev. of A Room for the Summer: Kincaid, William, 95(1):30 Adventure, Misadventure, and Seduction Kindred, David, 7(1):41–44, 7(2):139, 15(2):121 in the Mines of the Coeur d’Alene, Kindred, John, 10(3):209, 43(4):278, 284–86 97(1):47 Kindred, Talitha, 15(2):121 Killoren, John J., "Come, Blackrobe": De Smet Kineth, Jane M., 33(3):302–303 and the Indian Tragedy, review, 87(2):96– Kineth, John, 33(3):303 97 King, Arden R., rev. of The Effect of Smallpox on Kilpatrick, Anna Gritts, and Jack Frederick the Destiny of the Amerindian, 37(2):167– Kilpatrick, trans. and eds., The Shadow of 68; rev. of Indians Before Columbus: Sequoyah: Social Documents of the Twenty Thousand Years of North American Cherokees, 1862­1964, review, History Revealed by Archaeology, 57(4):190–91, 58(1):45 38(2):171–72 Kilpatrick, Jack Frederick, and Anna Gritts King, Charles S., 37(1):52–53 Kilpatrick, trans. and eds., The Shadow of King, Charles W., 36(4):322–26, 330 Sequoyah: Social Documents of the King, Frank P., and Robert D. Craig, eds., Cherokees, 1862­1964, review, Historical Dictionary of Oceania, review, 57(4):190–91, 58(1):45 74(2):87 Kilpinen, Jon T., "Finnish Cultural Landscapes King, Gordon, The Rise of Rome, review, in the Pacific Northwest,” 86(1):25–34 24(2):154–55 Kilpinen, Jon T., Terry G. Jordan, and Charles King, James, 12(1):51, 53–54, 57 F. Gritzner, The Mountain West: King, James A., 63(3):99–101 Intepreting the Folk Landscape, review, King, Johnny, 55(3):107, 109 89(3):162–63 King, Judson, The Conservation Fight: From Kimball, Charles O., 51(2):80–82 Theodore Roosevelt to the Tennessee Valley Kimball, Edward A., 97(1):14­15 Authority, review, 51(1):35 Kimball, Harriet, 8(4):252–53 King, Julia, and Laila Miletic­Vejzovic, eds., The Kimball, Heber C., 48(2):39 Library of Leonard and Virginia Woolf: A Kimball, Mr., 1(1):40 Short­Title Catalog, review, 96(1):52­53 Kimball, Nathan, 8(4):252 King, Mary Ann, 17(1):39–42 Kimerling, A. Jon, and Richard M. Highsmith, King, Mary Anne, 90(3):145 eds., Atlas of the Pacific Northwest, 6th King, Peter, 17(1):39–40 ed., review, 72(1):45 King, Peter, 90(3):145 Kimmel, Edward, rev. of As a Cavalryman King, Rufus, 52(1):11 Remembers, 36(1):84–85; rev. of The King, W. L. MacKenzie, 93(2):70, 73–74 Bannock Indian War of 1878, 30(1):113– King, W. L. Mackenzie, 50(3):109–10, 112 15; rev. of Billy Mitchell, Founder of Our King, William, 46(3):80–84 Air Force and Prophet Without Honor, King, William Lyon Mackenzie, 64(4):164, 166, 34(4):417; rev. of Cavalryman Out of the 168–74, 88(2):60–67 West: Life of General William Carey King, William M., Going to Meet a Man: Brown, 37(2):165–66; rev. of Indian­ Denver's Last Legal Public Execution, 27 fighting Army, 33(2):229–31 July 1886, review, 84(2):76 Kimura, Frank, 74(3):125, 128 King, William R., 92(4):181–89 Kincaid, Mr. (1852 pioneer), 23(1):54–60 KING: The Bullitts of Seattle and Their Kincaid, Trevor, 20(1):5–7, 11, 20(3):164, 168, Communications Empire, by O. Casey Corr,

56 review, 89(1):40–41 Kingsbury, John Adams, 63(2):55–62 King County, Wash., 11(1):46, 21(1):25, 28–29, Kingsbury, John Terry, 63(2):55–60 92(4):181–82, 186–88 Kingsbury, Martha, rev. of Sketchbook: A Memoir coal industry in, 29(2):154–65 of the 1930s and the Northwest School, in 1863, 4(2):100 76(3):115 flood control in, 48(1):1–7 Kingsbury, Seldon B., 60(4):195, 197–98 legislative reapportionment and, 22(1):4–24, Kingsbury, W. S., 55(2):70–73 28(3):266–300 Kingsley, E. M., 36(3):217 newspapers, 13(3):186, 192, 194, 13(4):251– Kingston, A. S., rev. of Joab Powell: Homespun 52, 14(2):100–107, 14(3):186–200, Missionary, 28(2):198 26(1):46, 59–64, 39(3):236 Kingston, C. S. , "Buffalo in the Pacific Republican state convention (1912) and, Northwest," 23(3):163–72; "Franz 38(2):103–108 Ferdinand at Spokane—1893," 16(1):3–7; King County Courthouse (Seattle), 75(1):24–33, "Introduction of Cattle Into the Pacific 87(4):197–99, 202–203, 209, 93(3):122– Northwest," 14(3):163–85; "Juan de Fuca 23 Strait: Origin of the Name," 36(2):155–66; King County Hospital (Seattle), 87(4):206–207 "The North Idaho Annexation Issue," King George (S'Hai­ak; Clallam chief), 8(1):44– 21(2):133–37, 21(3):204–17, 21(4):281–93; 45, 8(2):136, 139, 142, 10(1):8–9 "The Northern Overland Route in 1867: King George (ship), 6(1):67 Journal of Henry Lueg," 41(3):234–53; King Hill (Idaho) reclamation projects, "The Oregon Convention of 1843," 78(4):127–32, 83(1):12–21, 94(2)59–68 22(3):163–71; "Sacajawea as Guide: The King Hill, Idaho, 98(1):29­38 Evolution of a Legend," 35(1):3–18; King Hill Extension Irrigation Company, "Samuel Wilbur Condit: Frontiersman," 83(1):12–16, 94(2)59–68, 98(1):32­35 37(2):129–41; "Spokane House State Park King Hill Irrigation and Power Company, in Retrospect," 39(3):181–99; "The Walla 83(1):12–16, 94(2)59–68, 98(1):30­35 Walla Separation Movement," 24(2):91– King Hill Water Users Association, 98(1):33­35 104; rev. of A History of the State of King Island, Alaska, impressions of, by Mary Washington, 33(3):349–51; rev. of Lewis Jane Healy, 72(4):151–52, 155 and Clark: Partners in Discovery, The King of the Olympics: and Other Mammals 39(2):167–68; rev. of Northwest Gateway: of the Olympic Mountains, by E. B. The Story of the Port of Seattle, 33(1):80– Webster, 12(1):76 81; rev. of Oregon Geographic Names, King Philip's War, by George W. Ellis and John 36(2):169–70; rev. of Orient Meets E. Morris, review, 1(4):279–80 Occident: The Advent of the Railways to the King v. Talbot, 43(2):134–35 Pacific Northwest, 27(3):270–71; rev. of The Kingdom of Canada: A General History Pig­Tail Days in Old Seattle, 30(1):115–16; from Earliest Times, by W. L. Morton, rev. of Readings in Pacific Northwest review, 56(1):45–46 History: Washington, 1790­1895, Kingman, J. W., 44(2):76–77 33(3):349–51; rev. of Washington, The Kings Hill, Idaho, see King Hill Evergreen State; Yesterday, Today, Kings of the Missouri, by Hugh Pendexter, Tomorrow, 33(3):349–51 review, 13(1):68–69 Kingston, Ceylon S., An Outline of the History of Kingsbury, Anna (Gibson Adams), 63(2):56–58 the Pacific Northwest with Special Kingsbury, George, 33(4):397 References to Washington, review, Kingsbury, John A., 35(3):207–208, 210–11 17(3):235

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58 and the Military­Metropolitan­Industrial Kirkpatrick, John M., 33(4):417, 427, 430 Complex, 1945­1953,” 85(4):137–49; Kirkpatrick, John M., The Heroes of Battle Rock, "History for a Mobile (or Unstable) 82(3):104, 106–107 People,” 81(3):82–86; Social Scientists Kirkpatrick, Kristin, 97(2):64 and Farm Politics in the Age of Roosevelt, Kirkwood, Elizabeth T., ed., The Mountaineer review, 58(3):166; Uncle Henry: A (1922), 14(1):73–74 Documentary Profile of the First Henry Kirschner, Don S., City and Country: Rural Wallace, review, 86(2):96; rev. of Responses to Urbanization in the 1920s, American Catholics and Social Reform: review, 63(1):35; The Paradox of The New Deal Years, 61(1):62; rev. of The Professionalism: Reform and Public Service First New Deal, 59(2):105–106; rev. of In in Urban America, 1900­1940, review, Mountain Shadows: A History of Idaho, 78(4):154; rev. of Advertising the American 83(4):156; rev. of One of Ours: Young Dream: Making Way for Modernity, 1920­ Scoop Jackson; An Oral History of 1940, 77(2):58; rev. of First Majority—Last Senator Henry M. Jackson, video, Minority: The Transforming of Rural Life in 81(4):153; rev. of Politics and Grass: The America, 69(3):136; rev. of The Resisted Administration of Grazing on the Public Revolution: Urban America and the Domain, 51(4):186–187; rev. of Politics Industrialization of Agriculture, 1900­1930, in the Postwar American West, 88(1):41; 71(4):186 rev. of The Public Career of Cully A. Kirtland Cutter: Architect in the Land of Promise, Cobb: A Study in Agricultural Leadership, by Henry Matthews, review, 90(4):209–10 65(3):152–53; rev. of Washington: A Kirtley, Charles, 91(4):189–90, 195 Centennial History, 80(1):32 Kiselef, Mr., 4(2):93 Kirkendall, Richard S., and Kathleen M. Kisslinger, Jerome, trans. and ed., "'Some Kirkendall, rev. of Downtown Spokane Volcanoes, Volcanic Eruptions, and Images, 1930­1949, 90(3):158–59 Earthquakes in the Former Russian Kirkham, Capt., 2(3):239–40 America': Peter Doroshin's Account of Kirkham, R. W., 34(2):181 Volcanic Activity and Earthquakes between Kirking, Clayton C., rev. of The Painter Lady: 1840 and 1866,” 74(2):59–68; trans., Grace Carpenter Hudson, 70(2):85 Journals of the Priest Ioann Veniaminov in Kirkland, Edward C., Industry Comes of Age: Alaska, 1823 to 1836, by Saint Innokentii, Business, Labor, and Public Policy, 1860­ review, 85(2):74–75 1897, review, 53(3):125–26; rev. of Kit Carson and the Indians, by Tom Dunlay, Apostles of the Self­Made Man, 58(1):43 review, 93(3):159–60 Kirkland, Wash., 11(1):46, 17(3):184–185 Kit Carson Days, 1809­1868, Adventures in the boomtown growth of (WWII), 80(2):42–51 Path of Empire, by Edwin L. Sabin, review, steel production in, 53(4):129–37 27(1):83 Kirkland Heights (housing project), Kirkland, Kitagawa, Daisuke, Issei and Nisei: The Wash., 80(2):45–48, 50 Internment Years, review, 60(1):50–51 Kirkland Land and Improvement Company, Kitano, Harry H. L., and Roger Daniels, American 53(4):133–37 Racism: Exploration of the Nature of Kirkland Steel Mill, 53(4):129–37 Prejudice, review, 65(2):92–93 "The Kirkland Steel Mill: Adventure in Western Kitano, Harry H. L., Roger Daniels, and Sandra Enterprise," by William R. Sherrard, C. Taylor, eds., Japanese Americans, from 53(4):129–37 Relocation to Redress, review, 78(1/2):64 Kirkpatrick, J. M., 37(1):53 Kito, Samburo "Sam,” Jr., and Amelia, 74(3):132

59 Kitsap (chief), 1(2):60 agricultural geography of, 41(1):3–18 Kitsap (Indian chief), 11(1):47 cattle trade (1870s­1880s), 38(3):198–207 Kitsap (Nisqually chief), 13(4):275 Kittitas Valley Irrigation Company, 10(1):24 Kitsap (Suquamish chief), 25(4):297–301 Kitto, F. H., Yukon, Land of the Klondike, Kitsap, William, 64(3):123 22(3):233 Kitsap County (Wash.) Historical Association, Kittredge, Frank A., "Washington Territory in the 39(1):72–73, 39(2):175–76 War Between the States," 2(1):33–39 Kitsap County (Wash.) Pioneer Association, Kittson, Norman W., 31(2):172–74 10(1):46, 49 Kittson, William, 6(1):30, 38–39, 45–46, 48, Kitsap County (Wash.) Pioneers' Association, 11(2):108, 111, 16(1):35, 48(2):53–54 6(1):23, 7(1):48, 8(1):9, 9(1):19, 11(1):40 and the fur trade (1825­26), 5(2):107–109, Kitsap County, Wash., 11(1):46–47, 21(1):28– 111–12, 115, 5(3):164–87, 5(4):259, 265, 29 268, 272, 275–86 creation and naming of, 25(4):297–99 journals of, 29(1):8 early sawmilling at, 27(1):36–53 Kitzmiller, Wash., 11(1):48 in 1863, 4(2):100 Kiukitchi (shipwrecked Japanese sailor), establishment of, 24(3):208–10 36(4):319–26, 329 legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– Kivearzruk, Stanley, 26(2):92 300 Kizer, Ben H., 95(1):20 newspapers, 13(3):188, 13(4):253, 14(1):24, Kizer, Benjamin H., 59(2):96, 98 14(2):100, 14(3):200, 26(1):47–48, 63 Kizer, Benjamin H., "Colonel Patrick Henry Republican state convention (1912) and, Winston,” 61(2):72–76; "Elizabeth Gurley 38(2):104–105 Flynn,” 57(3):110–12; Kittelson, David, rev. of Hawaiian Language "May Arkwright Hutton,” 57(2):49–56; The U. S.­ Imprints, 1822­1899: A Bibliography, Canadian Northwest, review, 35(1):73–74 ; 70(4):154 rev. of Radicalism in America, 58(1):22 Kittitas, Wash., 11(1):47–48 Kjeldberg, Emil, 26(2):91 Kittitas County, Wash., 11(1):47–48 Kjellberg, Emil, 42(3):211–23 agriculture in (1890­1910), 37(4):282–90, Kjellman, William A., 10(3):171, 174 296–302 Kjellmann, William J., 75(3):101–102 coal industry in, 29(2):160–61, 163–65 The Klahhane Annual, ed. E. B. Webster, Ellensburg development (1888­91), 9(3):234–35 36(4):289–308 Klahuse Indians irrigation in, 9(4):264–66, 269 wood carving, 33(4):381, 383–85 legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– Klallam Ethnology, by Erna Gunther, 18(2):152 300 Klallam Folk Tales, by Erna Gunther, 17(1):72– newspapers, 13(3):192–93, 18(1):43, 73 26(1):42–43 Klallam Indians, 51(1):6–7 sheep industry in, 33(2):153–70 population estimates of, 54(4):161 Kittitas Frontiersmen, ed. Earl T. Glauert and in Port Townsend, Wash., 93(2):59–68 Merle H. Kunz, review, 68(3):149–50 wood carving, 33(4):381 Kittitas Indians, 27(2):107–108, 115–16, 119, Klamath Falls, Oreg., 96(4):181­86 143–44 The Klamath Tribe: A People and Their Kittitas Irrigation Project, 10(1):28, 30 Reservation, by Theodore Stern, review, Kittitas Reclamation District Canal, 10(1):32 57(4):190 Kittitas Valley, Wash. "The Klansman as Outsider: Ethnocultural

60 Solidarity and Antielitism in the Oregon Klickitat Indians, 27(2):107, 109, 116, 119, 148– Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s," by David A. 49 Horowitz, 80(1):12–20 conflicts with Seattle settlers (1855­56), Kl'á pa la ba tsis, in Makah oral history, 55(3):105, 107–108 68(4):154, 156, 158–61 oral tradition of, 89(4):174–75 Klare, Normand E., The Final Voyage of the relations of, with early settlers, 4(2):107–10, "Central America," 1857: The Saga of a 114–15, 14(4):248–61 Gold Rush Steamship, the Tragedy of Her Klickitat Rangers, 14(4):261 Loss in a Hurricane, and the Treasure Kliewer, Waldo O., "The Foundations of Billings, Which Is Now Recovered, review, Montana," 31(3):255–83 84(2):64–65 Klimovskii, Mr., 46(4):115 Klassen, Henry C., "Diversification in Kline, Jacob, 14(2):117 Montana's Small Business,” 84(3):98–107 Klinger, Suzanne, rev. of Cultural Crusaders: Klassen, Michael A., and James D. Keyser, Women Librarians in the American West, Plains Indian Rock Art, review, 94(1):50­51 1900­1917, 87(3):162 Klaw, Marc, 81(2):58–59 Klingle, Matthew W., rev. of Ties That Bind: Klaw and Erlanger theater circuit, 28(2):120–22 Economic and Political Dilemmas of Urban Klee Wyck, by Emily Carr, 90(4):183, 185–90 Utility Networks, 1800­1990, 93(3):147–48 Klee Wyck, by Emily Carr, review, 34(1):101– Klippel, Henry, 60(3):135 102 Kloeber, J. S., 67(3):107–108 Klehr, Harvey, and John Earl Haynes, In Klo­Kast (Makah Indian), 74(3):110 Denial: Historians, Communism, and Klo­kutch (George Shotridge), 69(2):53 Espionage, review, 95(4):214­15 Klondike Cattle Drive: The Journal of Norman Klein, Bernard, and Daniel Icolari, eds., Lee, review, 51(4):187 Reference Encylopedia of the American The Klondike Fever: The Life and Death of the Indian, review, 59(1):51 Last Great Gold Rush, by Pierre Berton, Kleppner, Paul, The Cross of Culture: A Social review, 50(2):63 Analysis of Midwestern Politics, 1850– Klondike gold rush. See Alaska­Yukon gold rush 1900, review, 62(4):156 Klondike Kate: The Life and Legend of Kitty Klickitat, 11(1):48–49 Rockwell, The Queen of the Yukon, by Ellis Klickitat, Wash., 11(1):49 Lucia, review, 54(3):131 "Klickitat County: Indians of and Settlement by Klondike Mike, by Merrill Dennison, review, Whites," by Delia M. Coon, 14(4):248– 34(3):320 261 The Klondike Nugget, by Russell A. Bankson, Klickitat County, Wash., 11(1):49, 89(4):171– review, 27(3):274–75 87 Klondike Saga: The Chronicle of a Minnesota agriculture in (1890­1910), 37(4):282–86, Gold Mining Company, by Carl L. Lokke, 296–302 review, 57(1):40 in 1863, 4(2):101 The Klondike Stampede, by Tappan Adney, irrigation in, 9(4):267, 269, 271 review, 86(3):118–20 legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– Klondike Women: True Tales of the 1897­1898 300 Gold Rush, by Melanie J. Mayer, review, newspapers, 13(3):194, 18(1):44, 26(1):44– 81(2):77 45 Kloppenborg, Anne, Alice Niwinski, Eve pioneers of, 14(2):108–26, 14(4):248–61 Johnson, and Robert Gruetter, eds., World War I memorial, 9(3):239–40 Vancouver's First Century: A City Album

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67 Kvasnicka, Robert M., comp., The Trans­ 5(4):260 Mississippi West, 1804­1912: Part 1: A La Conner, Wash., 11(1):52 Guide to Records of the Department of in 1881, 37(3):186–191 State for the Territorial Period, review, Great Race (1941), 89(3):127–35 86(1):52–53 "The La Conner Region and the San Juan Kvasnicka, Robert M., and Herman J. Viola, Islands," by Henry Winser, 37(3):175–76, eds., The Commissioners of Indian 186–91 Affairs, 1824­1977, review, 72(1):41 La Creole Academic Institute, 46(1):10–11 Kvasnicka, Robert M., and Jane F. Smith, eds., La Crosse, Wash., 22(3):189 Indian­White Relations: A Persistent La Ecuyer, Mr., 1(2):22 Paradox, review, 69(2):90 La Farge, Oliver H. P., 59(4):188 Kwakiutl Art, by Audrey Hawthorn, review, La Fargue, Thomas Edward, China and the World 71(3):131 War, review, 29(3):326–28; rev. of The Kwakiutl Indians, 41(4):333–34 Phoenix and the Dwarfs, 36(1):83–84 canoes, 81(2):52 La Follette, Robert M., Sr., 35(3):206–207, dances, 81(2):52 53(3):117–19 In the Land of the Headhunters, by Edward La Follette, William L., 26(1):73 S. Curtis, 81(2):50–53 La Forte, Robert Sherman, Leaders of Reform: population estimates of, 54(4):159–60 Progressive Republicans in Kansas, 1900­ wood carving, 33(4):379–88 1916, review, 66(4):184 Kwakwaka'wakw Settlements, 1775­1920: A La Framboise, Michel, 17(1):47, 22(3):220 Geographic Analysis and Gazetteer, by La Grande, Oreg., KKK activity in, 80(1):13–15, Robert Galois, review, 86(3):118–20 17–19 Kwuss­ka­nam (George Snatelum), 10(3):211– La Guardia, Fiorello H., 63(4):151–52, 154, 16, 227 88(2):64–66 Kwyateleh, Philippe, 93(4):193 La Mousse, Ignace, 33(2):127, 149–50, 35(1):30– Kyllonen, Swante, 87(3):120, 124–25 31, 35(2):142 Kynell, K. S., A Different Frontier: Alaska La Penzer, Mr., 1(2):20 Criminal Justice, 1935­1965, review, La Pérouse, Jean­François de Galaup, Voyages 83(1):33 and Adventures of La Pérouse, trans. by Kyukichi (Japanese castaway), 73(1):20–24, 26 Julius S. Gassner, review, 62(1):35 Kyvig, David E., Repealing National La Piana, George, The Interpretation of History, Prohibition, review, 72(4):188 review, 34(4):418–20 La Push, Wash., 11(1):57, 25(1):57–59, L 74(3):108–10 L. G. Watson and Co. (Spalding, Idaho), La Vérendrye, François, 43(1):51–64 93(3):164–65 La Vérendrye, Louis­Joseph ("Chevalier"), L. N. McQuesten and Company, 32(2):199–202 43(1):51–64 L. N. Small house (Seattle), 75(3):131 La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, Sieur L. P. Foster (schooner), 16(1):18–19 de, 43(1):51–64 L. W. Meyers and Company, 17(1):6–8 La Violette, Forrest E., The Struggle for Survival: La ah let, 7(2):151, 153, 159, 163 Indian Cultures and the Protestant Ethic in La Botz, Dan, Edward L. Doheny: Petroleum, British Columbia, review, 53(2):83–84 Power, and Politics in the United States LaBarge, John B., 37(3):207 and Mexico, review, 84(1):33 Labbe, A. G., 77(2):42–44 La Buche (Flathead chief), 5(3):186–89, "The Labbe Affair and Prohibition Enforcement

68 in Portland," by Kenneth D. Rose, and anti­communist movement (1950s), 77(2):42–51 82(4):158 LaBonte, Louis, 5(3):166, 11(2):105, 16(1):33, Boeing workers in Seattle, 85(4):140–43 35, 17(1):54, 56, 24(3):221, 230–31, indigenous unionism, 70(1):24–34 24(4):282–84 One Big Union movement in Wash., Labor Advocate (Tacoma Central Labor 69(3):127–34 Council), 71(3):121 organizing, in British Columbia logging camps labor history (1935­45), 97(3):115­24 Aleuts, use of, for U.S. government sealing papers of Edward Boyce on, 79(4):166 program, 91(4):202–209 publications in Wash., 71(3):112–26 in the Coeur d'Alene mining district, in Seattle, 55(4):146–56, 57(4):149–53, 58(1):14–32 86(1):35–44 commercial whaling by Iñupiat Eskimos, labor organizations, and anti­Chinese hostilities in 91(3):115–23 Seattle (1885­86), 39(2):104, 106, 117–19 Dunne, Willis F., and the Anaconda Copper Labor Party, in British Columbia (1903­33), Mining Company, 64(1):12–20 27(2):156, 159 employment discrimination against Japanese, Labor Politics American Style: The California 88(1):21–32 State Federation of Labor, by Philip Taft, Everest, Wesley, and the Centralia massacre review, 60(3):166 (1919), 77(4):122–29 labor press, 70(1):25–26, 30–33 fur traders at Fort Colvile, 90(3):140–53 Labor Radical from the Wobblies to CIO: A Japanese American internees as laborers, Personal History, by Len De Caux, review, 70(2):75, 78–80, 90(3):123–39 63(3):124–25 and the Knights of Labor, 88(4):174–84 labor relations, at Newcastle, Wash., coal mines, Mexican and Chicano migrant workers in 37(3):231–57, 48(4):124–25 Wash. (WWII), 72(3):121–31 labor shortages minimum wage legislation (Wash., 1913­25), at Boeing during World War II, 98(4):183­95 67(3):97–112 World War I and, 34(4):339–52, 35(1):67–69 and the One Big Union movement in Wash., World War II and, 96(1):3 69(3):127–34 See also under agriculture organizing in British Columbia logging labor strikes camps (1935­45), 97(3):115­24 in the aircraft industry, 88(2):84, 89–90 perceptions of violence on the wageworkers' in coal mines of western Wash. (1888­1896), frontier, 77(2):52–57 73(4):146–55 photo essay, 86(2):83–90 in the Coeur d'Alene mining district (1890s), race relations in, 86(1):35–44 78(3):83–90 regional unionism in the Pacific Northwest, in the Idaho lumber industry (1917), 70(1):24–34 66(3):115–22 research issues, 60(1):29–31, 31–33 in the logging and lumbering industry, Seattle labor movement, 55(4):146–56, 87(3):118 86(1):35–44 longshoremen on the Pacific coast (1934), See also labor movement; labor strikes; labor 69(4):174–83 unions; labor unrest newspapers supporting, in Oreg., 74(4):163, "Labor History: Sources and Perspectives," by 165 Richard C. Berner, 60(1):31–33 Portland's maritime strike (1934), 91(3):150– labor movement 60

69 Pullman strike, 70(1):29 and indigenous unionism in the Pacific Seattle amusement trades (1921­1935), Northwest, 70(1):24–34 71(4):172–82 International Longshore and Warehouse Seattle general strike (1919), 91(1):20–21 Union, 91(3):157 shingle weavers, Everett, Wash. (1916), International Longshoremen's Association, 57(2):57–64, 71(2):50–62, 91(1):6, 9–13 69(4):174–83, 86(1):38, 42, 91(3):150–57 use of military during, in B.C., 61(3):156–61 International Shingleweavers of America, Vancouver Island loggers (1934), 80(3):82– 71(3):120, 91(1):9–13 90 International Woodworkers of America, labor unions 59(2):97–98, 78(3):91–99, 79(3):126, in Aberdeen, Wash., 47(1):13 87(3):118–20, 124–27 in aircraft manufacturing, 88(2):82–92 International Workingmen's Association, Alaska Miners Union, 66(4):170–71 88(4):176–82 in Alaska mines, 66(4):161–73 IWW in Yakima Valley, Wash., 65(4):166–75, American Labor Union, 70(1):29–30, 32, 68(2):80–87 75(1):16 and Japanese workers in Seattle, 86(1):36–41, American Railway Union, 70(1):28–29, 31, 43 75(1):14–17, 19–21 and the Knights of Labor, 88(4):174–84 and anti­Asian hostilities, 81(1):22–24, 29 and labor councils, 70(1):26–33 and the anti­Asian riot in Vancouver, B.C. and labor unrest in Everett, Wash. (1916), (1907), 57(4):172–79 57(2):57–64, 91(1):6, 9–13 anti­unionism in Grays Harbor, Wash. and the labor­reform press, 71(3):112–26, (1930s), 78(3):91–99 74(4):154–66 and Austin Griffiths in Seattle politics, in the logging and lumbering industries, 76(1):30–31 87(3):118, 123–24, blacklisting, 58(1):16–17, 23, 80(3):83–85, Lumber Workers Industrial Union, 66(1):2–3, 87 80(3):83–90 and Bloody Sunday in Everett, Wash., and millworkers, Coos Bay, Oreg., 75(4):150, 71(2):50–62 152 and Boeing workers in Seattle, 85(4):140–43 in minor league baseball, 82(3):98–100 Butte Miners' Union, 58(1):24–27 and multiracial unionism in Hawaii Territory, Central Executive Committee of the Miners' 62(1):13 Union of Coeur d'Alene, 58(1):15–22 Nome Federal Labor Union, 66(4):162–63, 167 and the Centralia massacre (1919), 57(2):65– Nome Mine Workers, 66(4):162–64, 167, 171– 72, 77(4):122–29 72 in coal mines of western Wash. (1888­1896), and the One Big Union movement in Wash., 73(4):146–55 69(3):127–34 Coeur d'Alene Central Miners' Union, in Oreg. (1871­1976), 74(4):154–66 58(1):28 and Portland's maritime strike (1934), in the Coeur d'Alene mines, 57(2):51–53, 91(3):150–60 58(1):14–32, 70(1):29–30, 77(2):52–57, and race relations (Seattle, 1915­1929), 78(3):83–90, 81(2):46–47 86(1):35–44 Dennett, Eugene Victor, career of, 82(4):158 railroad labor organizing (1894­1917), Douglas Island (Alaska) Miners' Union, 75(1):13–21 66(4):164–67, 170–72 and regional unionism in the Pacific Everett massacre and, 49(4):162–72 Northwest, 70(1):24–34

70 and Scripps' newspapers, 90(4):173–77, 179 labor­reform newspapers in Oreg. (1871­1976), in Seattle (1919­1920), 55(4):146–56 74(4):154–66 Seattle Boilermakers Union, Local 104, "Labor­Reform Papers in Oregon, 1871­1976: A 55(4):150, 152, 154 Checklist," by Carlos A. Schwantes, Seattle General Strike, 52(3):81–98 74(4):154–66 and the Seattle labor movement (1915­1929), "Labor's Many Faces: A Photo Essay," by Carlos 86(1):35–44 A. Schwantes, 86(2):83–90 Seattle Musicians, Local 76, 71(4):172–82 Labor's Non­Partisan League, 62(1):17–18, 21, 24 and Seattle public school teachers, 76(1):30 Labouchere (steamer), 1(1):75 in the shipbuilding industry, 84(2):53, 58–59 labret (Chilkat), 82(2):56 and the trial of William Dudley Haywood, labrets 59(1):23–32 use of, by northwest coast natives, 11(1):8–9 United Auto Workers, 88(2):84, 86–91 Lacey, Oliver P., 10(2):140–41 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Lachalet (Mount Rainier guide), 1(1):78–81 Joiners, 79(3):126 LaChance, Vernon, Diary of Francis Dickens, United Brotherhood of Railway Employees, 21(4):308 75(1):13, 16–17, 21 Lachemere (Nisqually Indian), 20(1):55–56 and the Vancouver Island loggers strike Lach­ka­nam (Lord Nelson; Clallam chief), (1934), 80(3):82–90 8(1):44–45 Wardner Miners' Union, 58(1):14–15, 18 LaCourse, Pierre, 90(3):144, 146, 150, 98(2):81, Western Federation of Miners in Alaska, 85 66(4):161–73 Lacy, Oliver P., 9(2):130–52, 9(3):208–29, See also farmer­labor movement; Industrial 9(4):296–307 Workers of the World Ladd, Charles E., 74(3):101, 103–104 labor unrest Ladd, George, 92(4):195 in the aircraft industry, 88(2):82–92 Ladd, John Wesley, 27(1):54 in B.C., 61(3):156–61 Ladd, Wash., 11(1):52 in the Coeur d'Alene mining district, Ladd, W. M., 17(3):172 58(1):14–32, 59(1):24–25, 78(3):83–90, Ladd, W. S., 16(3):180–81, 17(3):171–72, 81(2):46 17(4):263–64, 31(2):123–59 in Idaho lumber industry (1917), 66(3):115– Ladd, William M., 31(2):132–36, 154 22 Ladd, William S., 25(4):244–45, 249–50, and logging camp conditions, 82(4):132, 26(4):251, 258–61, 27(1):54 134–35 Ladd and Bush Quarterly, 6(2):131, 8(2):157 in northwest baseball (1900­1901), 82(3):98– Ladd and Reed, 27(1):54 100 Ladd and Reed Farm Company, 27(1):54, 57, and the oratory of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, 31(2):123 57(3):110–12 Ladd and Tilton, 25(4):244 and Pacific Northwest politics (1889­1950), Ladd and Tilton Bank, 26(4):251, 256–63 41(3):214–31 Laderout, Xavier, 24(3):187 shingle weavers, Everett (1916), 57(2):57– The Ladies, the Gwich'in, and the Rat: Travels on 64, 71(2):50–62, 91(1):3, 9–13 the Athabasca, Mackenzie, Rat, Porcupine, in shipyards (WWI), 84(2):51, 53–58 and Yukon Rivers in 1926, by Clara in Yakima Valley, Wash., 65(4):166–75, Vyvyan, ed. I. S. MacLaren and Lisa N. 68(2):80–87 LaFramboise, review, 91(1):49–50 See also labor history; labor strikes Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society (Seattle). See

71 Seattle Ladies Hebrew Benevolent LaFollette, Robert, 41(3):220–24, 228–29 Society LaFollette, Robert M., 62(3):97–109 Ladies Library Association (Seattle). See Seattle LaFollette, William L., 36(3):203 Ladies Library Assocation Laframbois, Michael, 3(3):200 Ladies Mite Society of Seattle, 38(1):13 LaFramboise, Lisa N., rev. of Driftwood Valley: A Ladies Relief Society (Seattle), 11(3):238 Woman Naturalist in the Northern Ladies Were Not Expected: Abigail Scott Wilderness, 92(2):101–102 Duniway and Women's Rights, by LaFramboise, Lisa N., and I. S. MacLaren, eds., Dorothy Nafus Morrison, review, The Ladies, the Gwich'in, and the Rat: 70(1):45 Travels on the Athabasca, Mackenzie, Rat, Lady Dufferin (steamer), 8(3):210 Porcupine, and Yukon Rivers in 1926, by Lady Franklin Visits the Pacific Northwest: Clara Vyvyan, review, 91(1):49–50 Being Extracts from the Letters of Miss Laframboise, Michel, 24(3):221, 24(4):284–86, Sophia Cracroft, Sir John Franklin's 29(1):13, 39(2):95 Niece, February to April 1861 and April Laframboise, Mr., 1(2):18–25 to July 1870, ed. Dorothy Blakey Smith, Lafreniere, Mr. (North West Company employee review, 69(1):34–35 at Rocky Mountain Fort), 19(4):250–70 Lady Sourdough, by Frances Ella Fitz, review, Lagace, C., 25(1):61–64 33(2):241–42 Lagg, Mr., 15(2):127–28, 142, 15(3):215, 218–24 Lady Washington (ship), 20(2):114–23, 21(1):8, La­Hal­Let (Nisqually chief), 10(3):212–14 21(2):85, 92, 30(3):276–77, 285, Lahr, R. W., 61(4):185 31(3):285–86 Lahti, David, 90(2):79 Lady Washington (ship), 24(2):84 Lai, David Chuenyan, Chinatowns: Towns within Lady Washington (sloop), 6(1):54, 66, Cities in Canada, review, 80(2):75 12(4):243–71 Laing, Lionel H., "The Family­Company­ Lady Washington (sloop), 12(1):3–4, 6–7, 17, Compact," 22(2):117–28; "An Unauthorized 19, 12(3):169–70 Admiralty Court in British Columbia," Lady Washington (sloop), 70(3):112 26(1):10–15 Laegreid, Renee, rev. of Rodeo Queens and the Laing, Muriel, with Barbara J. Lowther, A American Dream, 95(1):51­52 Bibliography of British Columbia: Laying LaFayette and the Society of the Cincinnati, by the Foundations, 1849­1899, review, Edgar Erskine Hume, 25(3):234 61(1):55–56 Lafayette Seminary, 46(1):11 Laird, Floy , ed., "Reminiscences of Francis M. LaFeber, Walter, The New Empire: An Redfield: Chief Joseph's War," 27(1):66–77 Interpretation of American Expansion, Lake, Fred, 55(2):70, 73 1860­1898, review, 55(4):181–82 Lake Bay, Wash., 11(1):52 LaFeber, Walter F., Lloyd C. Gardner, and Lake Cle Elum, 42(4):104–105, 107, 115–16 Thomas J. McCormick, Creation of the Lake Crescent, Wash., Qui Si Sana, 79(1):18–25 American Empire: U.S. Diplomatic Lake Indians, 40(4):320 History, review, 65(1):43–44 Lake o' the Wood Recreational Company, Lafferty, Abraham, 48(3):98 87(4):218 Lafferty, William, 49(1):13 Lake Pleasant, Wash., 82(4):132–39 Lafleur, J., 32(1):41–42 Lake Superior region, copper mining in, Lafleur, Joachim, 90(3):145, 98(2):89­91 41(4):315–20 LaFlure, Joe, 13(2):114 Lake Union (Seattle, Wash.), 48(1):3 LaFollette, Philip, 62(1):22–25 and the Lake Washington Canal, 25(2):114–27,

72 25(3):210–13 George Lake Washington (Seattle, Wash.), 11(1):55–56, Lamb, Erma, 98(3):117­18, 125 25(2):114–27, 25(3):210–13, 48(1):3 Lamb, F. H., 92(4):190 Lake Washington Canal, 11(1):56, 25(2):114– Lamb, Frank H., 14(4):313 27, 25(3):210–13 Lamb, Frank H., The Future of Rotary, Lake Washington Canal Association, 25(2):124 15(3):232–33 Lake Washington Canal Company, 1(1):73 Lamb, John, 59(2):89, 95 Lake Washington Coal Company, 48(4):120–21 Lamb, John, 45(4):121–24 Lake Washington Company, 29(2):154–55, Lamb, John, The Seattle Municipal Water Plant; 37(3):231 Historical, Descriptive, Statistical, 5(4):316 Lake Washington Ship Canal (Seattle), 48(1):2– Lamb, May Wynne, Life in Alaska: The 3, 77(1):11–20, 80(1):38 Reminiscences of a Kansas Woman, 1916­ Lake Washington Shipyards, 80(2):42–50 1919, ed. Dorothy Wynne Zimmerman, The Lake Washington Story: A Pictorial review, 80(3):112 History, by Lucile McDonald, review, Lamb, Peter O., The Sign of the Buffalo Skull, 73(4):189 24(4):305 Lakecrest Apartments (Seattle), 75(3):130–31 Lamb, W. Kaye, 26(1):78, 41(1):33–35, 41 Lakeside, Wash., 11(1):54, 22(3):189 Lamb, W. Kaye, "British Columbia Official Lakeview Terrace (housing project), Kirkland, Records: The Crown Colony Period," Wash., 80(2):45–48, 50 29(1):17–25; ed., Journal of a Voyage on Lakes Indians, 27(2):107–10, 113, 118, 120–28 the North West Coast of North America LaLande, Jeff, "Beneath the Hooded Robe: during the Years 1811, 1812, 1813, and Newspapermen, Local Politics, and the 1814, by Gabriel Franchère, trans. by Ku Klux Klan in Jackson County, Oregon, Wessie Tipping Lamb, review, 62(3):122– 1921­1923,” 83(2):42–52; First over the 23; ed., A Voyage of Discovery to the North Siskiyous: Peter Skene Ogden's 1826­ Pacific Ocean and Round the World, 1791­ 1827 Journey through the Oregon­ 1795, by George Vancouver, 76(4):132–36; California Borderlands, review, rev. of Colin Robertson's Correspondence 79(4):159; The Indians of Southwestern Book, September 1817 to September 1822, Oregon: An Ethnohistorical Review, 32(1):108–11; rev. of The Hargrave review, 84(2):62–63 Correspondence, 1821­1843, 30(1):110–12; Lama (brig), 39(2):98 rev. of Keepers of the Light: A History of Laman, Agnes Woolery, 7(1):57 British Columbia's Lighthouses and Their Lamar, Howard, rev. of Regionalism in Keepers, 78(4):155; rev. of Lights of the America, 43(1):65–67 Inside Passage: A History of British Lamar, Howard R., rev. of High Country Columbia's Lighthouses and Their Keepers, Empire: The High Plains and Rockies, 78(4):155; rev. of The Panama Route, 1848­ 51(4):185–86 1869, 35(2):175–77; rev. of The Ports of Lamar, Howard Roberts, Charlie Siringo’s British Columbia, 34(4):403–404; rev. of West: An Interpretive Biography, review, Under Western Skies: Being a Series of 97(1):41; Dakota Territory, 1861­1889: A Pen­pictures of the Canadian West in Early Study of Frontier Politics, review, Fur Trade Times, 28(4):415–16 48(2):61–62; The Far Southwest, 1846­ Lamb, Wessie Tipping, trans., Journal of a 1912: A Territorial History, review, Voyage on the North West Coast of North 58(1):42–43 America during the Years 1811, 1812, 1813, Lamayzie, Mr. (interpreter). See Ramsay, and 1814, by Gabriel Franchère, ed. W.

73 Kaye Lamb, review, 62(3):122–23 From Its Origins to the Royal Régime, Lambert, Mary Ann, The House of the Seven 1663, trans. Josephine Hambleton, review, Brothers: Trees, Roots and Branches of 55(2):91; the House of Ste­tee­thlum, review, A History of Canada, Vol. 2, From the Royal 52(4):163 Régime to the Treaty of Utrecht, 1668­1713, Lambert and Smith's Express, 30(4):384 trans. Margaret M. Cameron, review, Lamberton, Daniel, rev. of The Eighth Lively 58(1):48; Art: Conversations with Painters, Poets, A History of Canada, Vol. 3, From the Treaty of Musicians, and the Wicked Witch of the Utrecht to the Treaty of Paris, 1713­1763, West, 92(4):209–10; rev. of Hope and trans. Margaret M. Cameron, review, Dread in Montana Literature, 96(1):39­40 58(1):48 "Lamb's Vancouver Voyage," by Robin Fisher, land 76(4):132–36 and American mobility, 56(1):30–35 Lamie, B. L., 13(2):135 Indian­settler relations over, in the Inland Lamley, Job, 4(3):189 Empire, 47(2):44–51 Lammes, Isaac. See Summers, Isaac opening of Couer d'Alene reservation to Lamoine, Wash., 11(1):56–57 settlement, 53(4):145–50 Lamona, Wash., 11(1):57 Land, Man, and the Law: The Disposal of Crown Lamont, Victoria, rev. of Mary Hallock Foote: Lands in British Columbia, 1871­1913, by Author­Illustrator of the American West, Robert E. Cail, review, 67(3):132–33 95(2):97­98 Land, Wood and Water, by Robert S. Kerr, The Lamp and the Cross: Sagas of Pacific review, 52(3):120 Lutheran University, by Walter C. land claims Schnackenberg, review, 57(2):85–86 by Alaska Natives, 82(4):140–48, 85(1):30 Lampard, Eric E., Harvey S. Perloff, Edgar S. disputes between Native peoples and settlers, Dunn, Jr., and Richard F. Muth, Regions, 55(3):105–10 Resources, and Economic Growth, and livestock grazing on forest lands, review, 57(2):85 55(3):123–27 Lamphere, Bob, 16(3):199 by Native peoples in B.C., 58(2):90–99 Lamphere, R. See R. Lamphere and Company opening Indian reservations to white Lampman, Ben Hur, 62(3):111–15 settlement, 70(3):131–40, 72(2):62–68, Lampman, Ben Hur, Centralia Tragedy and 81(4):122–29 Trial, 12(1):76; The Tramp Printer, opposition to ethnic minority ownership of, Sometime Journeyman of the Little 70(2):76–78, 80(1):12, 16–17, 83(2):46, Hometown Papers in Days That Come No 86(1):38, 86(2):85 More, 26(2):151 land distribution, for schools in Calif., 55(2):69– Lampman, Clinton Parks, The Great Western 73 Trail, review, 31(2):210–12 land fraud Lamppa, William, 89(2):94 in Oreg. (1902­1908), 80(4):158 Lancaster, Columbia, 42(1):22, 24, 44(2):54–55 in surveying, in Wash., 63(4):134–40 Lancaster, Samuel Christopher, Romance of the land grants Gateway Through the Cascade Range, American Baptist Home Mission Society, 21(2):147–48 41(2):130–132 Lance, David, An Archive Approach to Oral Coos Bay Wagon Road, 39(4):263, 274 History, review, 71(1):14 forfeiture of railroad, 39(4):253–283 Lanctôt, Gustave, A History of Canada, Vol. 1, Oregon and California Railroad, 39(4):253–

74 283 County, Oregon, by Stephen Dow and railroad building in Washington, Beckham, review, 78(1/2):31 14(2):83–99 land office, in Washington Territory (1863), to railroads, 41(3):213–14, 61(3):129–36, 4(2):97 71(3):107–11, 75(4):149–50, 98(4):173, The Land Office Business: The Settlement and 176­78 Administration of American Public Lands, Land in California, by W. W. Robinson, review, 1789­1837, by Malcolm J. Rohrbough, 40(4):347–48 review, 60(4):229 Land in the American West: Private Claims and land ownership the Common Good, ed. William G. county records of, in Oreg., 90(4):218 Robbins and James C. Foster, review, by noncitizens in the Washington state 93(3):161–62 constitution, 4(1):19–20, 4(4):253, 272–73 The Land Is Bright, by Archie Binns, review, in the political thought of John R. Rogers, 30(3):351–52 37(1):3–13 The Land Lies Open, by Theodore C. Blegan, prohibitions against, for noncitizens, review, 41(1):75–76 39(2):116–18, 54(4):146, 80(1):16–17, The Land of Beginning, by Frederick C. 86(1):38, 86(2):85 Dahlquist and Theodore E. Faulk, in Roseburg, Oreg. (1850­85), 64(2):82–84 14(2):153 land proof notices, 79(4):152 Land of Fair Promise: Politics and Reform in land reclamation. See irrigation and reclamation Los Angeles Schools, 1885­1941, by land reform Judith Rosenberg Raftery, review, proposals for, by Chamberlain Hoel in Oreg., 84(4):150 66(2):56–57 Land of Giants: The Drive to the Pacific proposals for, by John R. Rogers, 65(3):110, Northwest, 1750­1950, by David 113–17 Lavender, review, 50(2):66 land settlement, Morman village farm system, The Land of Ice and Snow, or, Adventures in 78(1/2):53–58 Alaska, by Edwin J. Houston, review, land speculation, 57(4):159–63, 168, 60(4):183– 4(2):131 84, 75(4):148–50, 152, 154 Land of Plenty, by Robert Cantwell, 25(4):309, by the Bellingham Bay Improvement 29(3):245 Company, 90(2):108–109 Land of Promise: The Story of Early Canada, in Billings, Mont., 31(3):257–68 by John L. Field and Lloyd A. Dennis, and Columbia Basin irrigation and reclamation, review, 55(3):131 45(2):55 Land of Savagery, Land of Promise: The in Ellensburg, Wash (1888­91), 36(4):295–308 European Image of the American Frontier in the Kennewick, Wash. area, 84(4):130–39 in the Nineteenth Century, by Ray Allen and the Puyallup Indian reservation, Billington, review, 73(3):121–23 81(4):122–29 Land of the Free: Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson's and the Oregon and California Railroad land America Letters, 1880­1881, ed. and trans. grant, 39(4):253–83 Eva Lund Haugen and Einar Haugen, and the railroad terminus, 70(4):165–77 review, 71(4):161 in Spokane country, 84(1):7–18 Land of the Midnight Sun: A History of the and surveying in Wash., 63(4):135–38 Yukon, by Ken S. Coates and William R. for timber, 57(4):159–63, 168, 70(4):146–54, Morrison, review, 80(1):35 75(4):148–50, 152, 154 Land of the Umpqua: A History of Douglas in Wenatchee, 56(3):98–105

75 land surveying Landis, Paul H., rev. of The Elma Survey, Grays in the Pacific Northwest, 84(4):146–48 Harbor County, Washington, 33(3):351–52 in Wash., 63(4):129–41 Landlord William Scully, by Homer E. Land Use, Environment, and Social Change: Socolofsky, review, 72(3):142 The Shaping of Island County, Landman, John G., 36(2):128 Washington, by Richard White, review, Landon, Alfred M., 57(3):120–26 72(4):180 Landon, Daniel, 4(1):15, 17, 32, 28(3):280–81, land use, Harney County, Oreg., 66(4):174–81 287 land use planning, in Oreg., 76(1):18–21, Landon of Kansas, by Donald R. McCoy, review, 90(4):218 59(2):107 land use policy Landry, Rene, 7(1):54 Forest Homestead Act (1906), 56(2):86–88 "Landscape and Environment: Ecological Change in Idaho, 89(3):166 in the Intermontane Northwest," by William and land reclamation, 83(1):12–21 G. Robbins, 84(4):140–49 and livestock grazing on public land, landscape architects 54(1):18, 55(3):123–27, 61(1):38, Olmsted Brothers, 72(4):170–77, 75(2):50–61, 74(4):146–47, 149, 152, 91(3):139–46 85(3):106–109 for schools in Calif., 55(2):69–73 Olmsted, Frederick Law, 66(3):97–104, See also national parks 75(2):51, 88(2):73, 90(2):61 Land Use Policy and Problems in the United Olmsted, John C., 75(2):50–61 States, ed. Howard W. Ottoson, review, Vaux, Calvert, 66(3):98–99, 101 55(4):156 White, A. L., 72(4):170–79 Landeen, William M., E. O. Holland and the landscape design, Alaska­Yukon­Pacific State of Washington, 1916­1944, review, Exposition, 75(2):50–61 50(2):68–69 landscape photography, of Edward S. Curtis, Lander, Edward, 8(2):114, 13(3):209, 14(1):76, 75(4):164–70 15(4):286–87, 25(3):230, 27(3):206–15, landscapes 28(1):5–7, 42(1):6–9, 24, 26–30, beautification of, in Boise, 92(1):3–14 43(2):102–112, 116–17, 49(1):30, 38, changes in, of Puget Sound, 89(4):218 49(2):68–69, 95(1):28 human changes to the intermontane Northwest, Lander, Edward K., 49(2):74 84(4):140–49 Lander, Fred W., 10(1):4–5, 7–8, 13, 15, interaction with, by Chinese, 90(1):17–29 32(1):49–54 perceptions of, by Lewis and Clark, 87(3):141– Landers, L. O., 6(1):14 48 Landes, Bertha Knight, 45(2):48, 75(3):117–27 perceptions of, by western emigrants, Landes, Henry, 15(2):86, 90, 50(3):102, 104 84(4):122–29 Landes, Henry, 75(3):118–20, 126, 77(3):90, 92 perceptions of Mount Rainier, 90(1):30–40 Landes, Henry, "The Grand Coulee," 15(2):83– perceptions of the Northwest coast by British 85; "History of Geology in the State of in the 18th century, 65(1):1–7 Washington," 19(4):243–49 psychological effect of, 87(3):141–48 Landes, Ruth, The Mystic Lake Sioux: Sociology sense of, in regional literature, 71(4):146–51 of the Mdewakantonwan Santee, review, in the work of Emily Carr, 90(4):182–90 60(4):225–26; Ojibwa Religion and the landscapes, cultural. See cultural landscapes Midéwiwin, review, 60(4):225–26 Landscapes of Conflict: The Oregon Story, 1940­ Landforms of the Northwestern States, by Erwin 2000, by William G. Robbins, review, Raisz, review, 33(1):78 96(4):209­210

76 Landscapes of Promise: The Oregon Story, 87(3):141–48; "The Nearly Forgotten 1800­1940, by William G. Robbins, Blacks on Last Chance Gulch, 1900­1912,” review, 90(2):104 70(2):50–57; "One Path to Populism: Will Lane, Barbara, rev. of Indians of the North Kennedy and the People's Party of Pacific Coast, 58(1):46; Montana,” 74(2):77–87; Confederacy of rev. of Salmon Fishers of the Columbia, Ambition: William Winlock Miller and the 72(2):71 Making of Washington Territory, review, Lane, Franklin K., 51(1):33 89(3):150–51; ed., Centennial West: Essays and Johnson, Albert, 36(3):201–202 on the Northern Tier States, review, Lane, Franklin K., 58(3):132–34, 137–38, 84(4):154; rev. of Always a River: The Ohio 71(1):8, 11–12, 73(2):68–69, 72, River and the American Experience, 83(1):15–19, 93(1):14–16 84(1):35; rev. of Atlas of the Lewis and Lane, Harry, 89(3):144–46 Clark Expedition, 75(4):187; rev. of The Lane, James B. "Joseph B. Poindexter and Columbia River: A Historical Travel Guide, Hawaii During the New Deal,” 62(1):7– 84(4):157; rev. of From Where the Sun Now 15; Stands: A Manuscript of the Nez Perce War, rev. of Hawaii: The Sugar­Coated Fortress, 80(1):34; rev. of The Journals of the Lewis 64(3):134 and Clark Expedition, Vol. 2, August 30, Lane, John, 23(1):49–50, 56–60, 23(2):138–40, 1803–August 24, 1804, 79(2):84; rev. of 25(3):174–77 The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Lane, Joseph, 58(2):65–73, 68(1):5–7 Expedition, Vol. 3, August 25, 1804–April Lane, Joseph, 1(1):46–47, 12(4):274, 13(1):4–6, 6, 1805, 79(2):84; rev. of The Journals of 8, 15–17, 13(3):182, 15(1):12, 15(3):192, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 4, 15(4):281, 23(1):79, 42(1):7–13, 19–20, April 7, 1805–July 27, 1805, 79(2):84; rev. 44(2):56, 59, 44(3):111–13, 132, of The Journals of the Lewis and Clark 47(3):86–88, 51(1):13 Expedition, Vol. 5, July 28–November 1, as Oregon territorial governor, 40(1):4, 11– 1805, 80(4):157; rev. of The Journals of the 16 Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 6, and Stevens, Isaac I., 31(4):418, 424, 431, November 2, 1805–March 22, 1806, 439–40, 443, 449–52 82(4):154–55; rev. of The Journals of the Lane, Louis L., 90(1):9–10 Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 7, March Lane, Mr., 13(4):270 23–June 9, 1806, 84(2):66; rev. of The Lane, Timothy, 3(4):298 Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Lane County, Oreg. Vol. 8, June 10–September 26, 1806, African Americans in, 63(1):14–21 86(1):47–48; rev. of The Journals of the county probate records of, 66(2):76–77 Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 9, The Lang, Anne Margaret, 87(1):53 Journals of John Ordway, May 14, 1804– Lang, James, Conquest and Commerce: Spain September 23, 1806, and Charles Floyd, and England in the Americas, review, May 14–August 18, 1804, 88(4):206–207; 68(1):32 rev. of The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Lang, William L., "'Ambition Has Always Been Expedition, Vol. 10, The Journal of Patrick My God': William Winlock Miller and Gass, May 14, 1804–September 23, 1806, Opportunity in Washington Territory,” 88(4):206–207; rev. of The Journals of the 83(3):101–109; "Lewis and Clark on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 11, The Columbia River: The Power of Landscape Journals of Joseph Whitehouse, May 14, in the Exploration Experience,” 1804–April 2, 1806, 90(1):43–44; rev. of

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80 48(2):57 The Last Frontier, by Melody Webb, review, Laski, Harold J., The American Presidency, An 79(1):43 Interpretation, review, 32(1):119–20 The Last Great Cause: The Intellectuals and the Laslett, John H. M., rev. of Workers on the Spanish Civil War, by Stanley Weintraub, Waterfront: Seamen, Longshoremen, and review, 60(1):51 Unionism in the 1930s, 80(2):76–77 Last Great Wilderness: The Campaign to Laslett, John H. M., and Seymour Martin Lipset, Establish the Arctic National Wildlife eds., Failure of a Dream? Essays in the Refuge, by Roger Kaye, review, 98(4):198­ History of American Socialism, review, 99 66(1):41–42 Last Mountains: The Story of the Cascades, by Lass, William E., From the Missouri to the Robert Ormond Case and Victoria Case, Great Salt Lake: An Account of Overland review, 37(1):71–72 Freighting, review, 65(3):151;Minnesota: Last of the Handmade Buildings: Glazed Terra A Bicentennial History, review, Cotta in Downtown Portland, by Virginia 72(3):107–10; Guest Ferriday, review, 77(1):32 rev. of The Journals of Joseph N. Nicollet: A The Last of the Seris, by Dane Coolidge and Mary Scientist on the Mississippi Headwaters, Roberts Coolidge, review, 31(1):114–15 with Notes on Indian Life, 1836­37, The Last Pioneers, by Melvin Levy, 29(3):237–39 63(2):72; rev. of The Old Trails West, The Last Pioneers, by Melvin Levy, review, 56(2):91–92; rev. of Photographers of the 26(2):149 Frontier West: Their Lives and Works, "A Last Sighting from the Crow's Nest," ed. 1875 to 1915, 57(2):90–91 Robert D. Monroe, 72(3):137–40 Lassiter, Tom, 45(4):117 "The Last Stand of the Nez Perces," by Nelson C. Lasswell, Harold D., Politics: Who Gets What, Titus, 6(3):145–53 When, How? review, 28(2):218–19 "Last Survivor of the Oregon Mission of 1840," The Last American Frontier, by Frederic Logan by Edmond S. Meany, 2(1):12–23 Paxson, review, 3(2):159 Lastachkin, Lebedef, 4(2):92–93, 95 Last among Equals: Hawaiian Statehood and lasts, stone, 25(4):276 American Politics, by Roger Bell, review, Laswell, W. B., 60(3):135 76(2):77 Latah, Wash., 11(1):58, 38(4):292, 295, 305 The Last Chance Canal Company, by Max R. Latah County, Idaho, 31(2):199, 202, 205 McCarthy, review, 79(1):39 Latah Creek, Wash., 8(2):84–85, 18(4):246, Last Chance Gulch. See Helena, Mont. 38(4):305 Last Days of Sail on the West Coast, by Walter Latane, John Holladay, A History of American Macarthur, 21(2):148 Foreign Policy, 25(4):309; ed., The Last Days of the Sioux Nation, by Robert Development of the League of Nations Idea, M. Utley, review, 55(3):130–31 by Theodore Marburg, 23(4):307–308 The Last Decade of European History and the Late Frontier: A History of Okanogan County, Great War; Designed as a Supplement to Washington (1800­1941), by Bruce A. "The Development of Modern Europe" by Wilson, review, 82(2):76 Robinson and Beard, and "An "Later Attempts to Relocate the Capital of Introduction to the History of Western Washington," by Arthur S. Beardsley, Europe" by James Harvey Robinson, 32(4):401–47 9(3):236 Latham, Earl, The Communist Controversy in The Last Frontier, by Howard Fast, review, Washington: From the New Deal to 33(1):101–102 McCarthy, review, 58(2):107–108

81 Latham, J. H., 76(4):138, 140 Frontier, 17(4):306–307; The Fur Trade of Latham, John, 5(1):27 America, review, 13(1):68–69; The Lathrop, Charles, 35(3):230 Overland Trail; The Epic Path of the Lathrop, Glenn H., "Preserving War Records in Pioneers to Oregon, 22(1):65; The Romance the State of Washington," 35(2):143–46 of the Rails, review, 21(3):230 Latimer, Mrs. N. H., 43(2):160, 162–64, 167 Lautaret, Ronald, Alaskan Historical Documents Latona, Wash., 11(1):58 since 1867, review, 81(2):49 Latourette, Howard, 82(3):87 LaValle, Baptiste, 19(2):112–13 Latourette, Kenneth Scott, The Development of Laveille, E., The Life of Father de Smet, S. J., Japan, review, 9(3):231–32; ed., 1801­1873, review, 7(3):247–48 Correspondence of the Reverend Ezra Lavender, David, "Responsible Popularization,” Fisher, 11(1):69–70 57(3):93–100; California: A Bicentennial Latourette, Nellie Edith, ed., Correspondence of History, review, 73(2):62–65; The Fist in the Reverend Ezra Fisher, 11(1):69–70 the Wilderness, review, 56(2):89–90; Land The Latter­Day Saints: The Mormons Yesterday of Giants: The Drive to the Pacific and Today, by Robert R. Mullen, review, Northwest, 1750­1950, review, 50(2):66; 58(4):215–16 The Rockies, review, 60(4):226–27; Lattimore, Owen, Inner Asian Frontiers of Westward Vision: The Story of the Oregon China, review, 32(4):467–69 Trail, review, 55(3):128–29; rev. of John Lau, Alan Chong, and Mayumi Tsutakawa, eds., McLoughlin's Business Correspondence, Turning Shadows into Light: Art and 1847­48, 65(2):86–87 Culture of the Northwest's Early LaViolette, Forrest, 36(1):28 Asian/Pacific Community, review, Law, Bill, 6(4):238–39 74(3):136 Law, Dick, 78(3):91–99 Laudan, Fred P., 45(2):41–46 Law, Isaac, 26(3):216 Laughlin, James, 4(2):112 Law, Laura, 78(3):91–99 Laughlin, Mary, 4(2):112 law enforcement and crime Laughlin, William C., 4(2):112 Begbie, Matthew Baillie in B.C., 71(3):102– Laughton, Charles E., 43(3):231–32 106 on statutory reform, 30(1):14, 23–24 in the Pacific Northwest Territories, 76(2):42– laundry workers (Spokane, 1928), 86(2):90 51 Laundy, Joseph, 98(3):126 on the wageworkers' frontier, 77(2):52–57 "Laura Hall Peters: Pursuing the Myth of Law for the Elephant: Property and Social Equality," by Barbara Cloud, 74(1):28–36 Behavior on the Overland Trail, by John The Laurels Are Cut Down, by Archie Binn, Phillip Reid, review, 73(1):41 29(3):238–39 The Law of the Land: Two Hundred Years of Laurent, J. F., 11(2):107 American Farmland Policy, by John Opie, Laurie, Clayton D., "'The Chinese Must Go': review, 79(2):78 The United States Army and the Anti­ Law of the Sea (United Nations Conference), Chinese Riots in Washington Territory, 65(1):38–39 1885­1886, 81(1):22–29 Lawman, George, 14(4):260 Laurier, Wash., 11(1):58 Lawrence (brig), 18(4):294–95 Laurier, Wilfrid, 64(4):164–66, 168, 171–73 Lawrence, Abbott, 52(1):8 Lausanne (ship), 2(1):22, 3(1):71–72, Lawrence, Cyprian, 19(3):188–90 15(3):211–13 Lawrence, Elizabeth Atwood, rev. of Legends of Laut, Agnes C., The Blazed Trail of the Old Our Times: Native Cowboy Life, 91(2):106–

82 107; rev. of When Indians Became 23, 28­29 Cowboys: Native Peoples and Cattle Lawyer, Archie, 36(3):222, 227 Ranching in the American West, Lawyer, James, 27(1):69, 72–73 87(1):49–50 "Lawyer of the Nez Perces," by J. F. Santee, Lawrence, Guy, 40 Years on the Yukon 25(1):37–48 Telegraph, review, 56(4):179 lawyers, Seattle bar members, 16(2):122–31 Lawrence, Jacob, 96(1):3, 7­12 Laxalt, Robert, Nevada: A Bicentennial History, Lawrence, Jessie M. Rogers, 16(4):264 review, 73(2):62–65 Lawrence, John C., 21(1):79 Laycock, George, Alaska: The Embattled Lawrence, John C., "Pioneer Experiences," ed. Frontier, review, 64(1):38–39 by J. Orin Oliphant, 16(4):251–64 Laycock, Joseph A., 68(4):182–83, 185 Lawrence, Lucy, rev. of Mama's Bank Account, Layman, William D., Native River: The Columbia 35(1):86; rev. of Pilebuck, 35(1):85; rev. Remembered, Priest Rapids to the of War Discovers Alaska, 34(3):328–29 International Boundary, review, 95(2):96 Lawrence, Wash., 11(2):115 Layton, Stanford J., To No Privileged Class: The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Rationalization of Homesteading and Rural 85(1):25–34 Life in the Early Twentieth­Century West, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory (Livermore, review, 80(1):33 California). See Lawrence Livermore Lazareef, Maxim, 4(2):88, 90 National Laboratory Le Bar, Ann, rev. of As Long as Life: The laws Memoirs of a Frontier Woman Doctor, and African Americans, 86(3):121–30 87(4):217; rev. of A Foot in the Door: The Eskimo, 54(4):167–74 Reminiscences of Lucile McDonald, folk­law in the Pacific Northwest, 42(4):282– 88(2):99–100 285 Le Breton, G. W., 6(3):162–65 making of, in early Oregon, 27(1):3–33 Le Clare, Wash., 11(2):116 and Mormons, 86(4):155–64 Le Etang, Mr., 1(2):20–22, 24 and Native peoples, 86(1):17–24, 87(1):12– Le Gaucher, Pierre, 33(2):149–50 13, 91(2):88–91 Le Plant, Antone (Antoine Plante), 7(3):194–95, in the Pacific Northwest, 48(3):70–71 7(4):273, 302 of Wash. (1889­1937), 30(1):3–50 Le Roy, Bruce, "The Chittenden Papers," Laws, Andrew Jackson, 5(1):23 50(1):28–30; ed., H. M. Chittenden: A Lawson, Berry, 94(1):23 Western Epic, Being a Selection from His Lawson, Michael L., Dammed Indians: The Unpublished Journals, Diaries, and Pick­Sloan Plan and the Missouri River Reports, review, 53(4):161–62 Sioux, 1944­1980, review, 74(2):92 Lea, Betty, 87(1):18–27 Lawson­Peebles, Robert, and Mick Gidley, Leab, Daniel J., "The Red Menace and Justice in Views of American Landscapes, review, the Pacific Northwest: The 1946 Trial of the 82(4):151 Soviet Naval Lieutenant Nikolai Lawton, George Willis, 83(4):141 Gregorevitch Redin,” 87(2):82–93 Lawton, Henry Ware, 19(1):33 Leach, Douglas Edward, Arms for Empire: A Lawyer (Hal­Hal­Tlos­Sot; Nez Perce chief), Military History of the British Colonies in 1(4);254, 5(4):294–95, 21(2):158, North America, 1607­1763, review, 25(1):37–48, 25(2):132, 31(4):457–58, 65(1):40 42(3):228 Lead Belly and His Songs, ed. John A. Lomax and Lawyer (Nez Perce leader), 61(4):195, 97(1):20, Allan Lomax, review, 28(3):332–33

83 lead mining and smelting Pacific Northwest, 1787­1898, by Jean ASARCO, 84(2):42–49 Barman and Bruce McIntyre Watson, Bunker Hill and Sullivan mining company, review, 97(4):213 84(2):42–49 Lebam, Wash., 11(2):115 lead trust. See smelter trust Lebedev­Lastochkin, Pavel, 90(4):191–205 Leader, Elmer, 52(3):107 Lebedev­Lastochkin Company, 90(4):191–205 Leader, Herman Alexander, A Voyage from the Leber, Wash., 11(2):115 Columbia to California in 1840 from the LeBreton, G. W., 15(3):173–74 Journal of Sir James Douglas, 21(2):153 LeCain, Timothy J., rev. of Northwest Passages: Leaders of Reform: Progressive Republicans in History of the Seattle District U.S. Army Kansas, 1900­1916, by Robert Sherman Corps of Engineers, 98(3):145­46 La Forte, review, 66(4):184 Leckie, William H., The Buffalo Soldiers: A League for Industrial Democracy. See Student Narrative of the Negro Cavalry in the West, League for Industrial Democracy review, 59(1):50–51; rev. of Archy Lee: A League of Nations, 53(2):57, 76(1):29 California Fugitive Slave Case, 61(1):54 Pacific Northwest views on, 36(2):143–154 Leclaire, L. (HBC employee), 11(3):229 League of Women Voters (Wash.), 93(4):185– Leclaire, Mr. (HBC employee), 11(2):146–49, 86. See Washington League of Women 11(3):228 Voters Leclerc, François, 37(2):97–98 Leak, Billy, 22(2):104 Leclerc, George Louis, 38(1):53–55, 60–61 Lear, William K., 37(1):45 Lecompton Constitution, 2(4):313–319, 42(1):15 Learmont, Mr. (captain of the Pleides), LeComte, Serge, trans., Fedor Petrovich Litke, by 11(2):148 A. I. Alekseev, ed. Katherine L. Arndt, Learned, Victor, Jr., 82(1):27, 29–32 review, 89(3):161–62 Learned, Victor, Sr., 82(1):27, 29–30 LeCrone, D. E., The Yakimas, review, 47(4):126– Learned, W. H. H., 44(4):188 27 Learning to Glow: A Nuclear Reader, ed. John Ledger (Tacoma). See Tacoma Daily Ledger Bradley, review, 92(3):157–58 Ledoux, Louis, 10(3):207 Leary, Eliza Ferry, 27(1):93 Leduc, Joanne, ed., Overland from Canada to Leary, John, 14(3):187, 27(1):93, 39(2):105, British Columbia, by Thomas McMicking, 109, 111 review, 74(2):93 Leary, Lewis, ed., Mark Twain's Ledyard, Edgar M., 91(2):62, 66–67 Correspondence with Henry Huttleston Ledyard, John, 9(2):85, 87, 12(1):54–56, 20(1):79 Rogers, 1893–1909, review, 61(3):171 Ledyard, John, 54(2):75–78 Leasher, Evelyn, and Robert J. Frank, eds., The Ledyard, John, John Ledyard's Journal of Captain Grains; or, Passages in the Life of Ruth Cook's Last Voyage, ed. James Kenneth Rover, with Occasional Pictures of Munford, review, 55(4):188–89; John Oregon, Natural and Moral, by Margaret Ledyard's Journey Through Russia and Jewett Bailey, review, 77(2):77 Siberia, 1787­1788: The Journal and Leasure, Webb, 58(1):26 Selected Letters, ed. Stephen D. Watrous, Leaven for the Frontier, by Florence Bennett review, 58(4):195 Anderson, review, 45(2):65 Lee, Anna Maria, 25(3):206 Leavenworth, Kansas, 73(3):104 Lee, Anthony W., rev. of Sento at Sixth and Main: Leavenworth, Wash., 22(3):189 Preserving Landmarks of Japanese American Leavett, Charley, 44(1):22 Heritage, 94(3):153­54 Leaving Paradise: Indigenous Hawaiians in the Lee, Clark, 36(1):28

84 Lee, Daniel, 1(1):22–25, 2(1):12, 14, 16, Industry, 59(4):224; rev. of Feather 2(2):133–34, 6(4):254–56, 7(3):218, 221, Fashions and Bird Preservation: A Study in 225–27, 24(1):41, 54–57, 24(3):176, 179, Nature Protection, 67(4):176; rev. of The 25(1):39, 41 Great Alaska Earthquake of 1964: Human Lee, Don, 90(1):14 Ecology, 63(2):77; rev. of Land, Man, and Lee, E. M., 44(2):75–76 the Law: The Disposal of Crown Lands in Lee, Edward M., 56(2):57–61, 63 British Columbia, 1871­1913, 67(3):132– Lee, Guy A., rev. of Women and the West: A 33; rev. of The Latter­Day Saints: The Short Social History, 33(2):235 Mormons Yesterday and Today, 58(4):215– Lee, Guy Carlton, "The True History of the Civil 16; rev. of The Mormon Establishment, War," review, 1(2):77–80 58(4):215–16; rev. of Wilderness Defender: Lee, Ida, Captain Bligh's Second Voyage to the Horace M. Albright and Conservation, South Seas, 12(2):152 62(2):89 Lee, Jason, 2(1):12, 15, 20–22, 2(2):133–45, Lee, L. L., rev. of Talking on Paper: An 165–66, 2(3):251–52, 4(2):109, 7(3):218, Anthology of Oregon Letters and Diaries, 221, 225–27, 15(3):171, 211–13, 87(2):106 24(1):41–44, 54–57, 24(3):175–76, 178, Lee, Lucy Thompson, 25(3):206 184, 25(1):39–40, 35(3):219, 48(3):76, 78, Lee, Marie Ware, 24(3):176 56(4):159, 166–67, 61(2):87–91, Lee, Marshall M., with Gordon B. Dodds and 84(4):144 Craig Wollner, The Silicon Forest: High centennial, 24(2):157–158 Tech in the Portland Area, 1945 to 1986, diary of, 14(3):175–176, 179 review, 84(2):67 and the formation of Oregon's provisional Lee, Molly, "The Alaska Commercial Company: government, 68(1):13–24 The Formative Years,” 89(2):59–64 and McLoughlin, John, 3(1):71–72 Lee, Norman, Klondike Cattle Drive: The Journal mission house of, 38(3):222–224 of Norman Lee, 51(4):187 missionary and colonizer, 6(4):251–263 Lee, R. Alton, "Slavery and the Oregon Territorial reburial of (1906), 1(1):86–87 Issue: Prelude to the Compromise of 1850,” recalled from the Oregon Mission, 64(3):112–19; A History of Regulatory 25(3):203–209 Taxation, review, 66(2):92–93 role of, in early Oreg. history, 1(1):21–33 Lee, Robert, Fort Meade and the Black Hills, and Wilkes, Charles, 16(4):301 review, 84(3):97 Lee, John D., A Mormon Chronicle: The Diaries Lee, Robert Edson, From West to East: Studies in of John D. Lee, 1848­1876, review, the Literature of the American West, review, 47(3):93 58(3):155 Lee, Lawrence B., "The Mormons Come to Lee, Shelley Sang­Hee, “‘Good American Canada, 1887­1902,” 59(1):11–22; Subjects Done through Japanese Eyes’: Reclaiming the American West: An Race, Nationality, and the Seattle Camera Historiography and Guide, review, Club, 1924­1929,” 96(1):24­34; rev. of 73(4):187; rev. of Alberta Homestead: Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest: Japanese Chronicle of a Pioneer Family, 64(1):39; Americans and Japanese Canadians in the rev. of California's Ranchos and Farms, Twentieth Century, 97(2):105­106 1846­1862: Including the Letters of John Lee, Tim, 8(2):86–88 Quincy Adams Warren of 1861, Being Lee, W. Storrs, ed. Washington State: A Literary Largely Devoted to Livestock, Wheat Chronicle, ill. W. Ralph Merrill, review, Farming, Fruit Raising, and the Wine 61(4):232–33

85 Lee Boo (ship), 11(1):23, 26 Alaska Territory's judicial system, 89(3):115– Leebrick, K. C., ed., The Pacific Area, review, 26 20(2):145–46 crime and law enforcement in the Pacific Leech, Margaret, In the Days of McKinley, Northwest territories, 76(2):42–51 review, 51(1):38–39 Eskimo law and the murder of missionary Leechman, Douglas, rev. of The History of Fort Thornton, 54(4):167–73 Vancouver and Its Physical Structure, Haywood, William D., trial of, 59(1):23–32 49(3):123–24 and labor unrest in the Coeur d'Alenes, Leechman, J. D., "Bibliography of the 58(1):23–32 Anthropology of Puget Sound Indians," and martial law in 1856, 95(1):28 11(4):266–73 the Mooney­Billings case, 60(4):216–20 Lee's Creek, Alberta, 86(4):155–64 Olmstead, Roy, case of, 54(3):89–103 Leesburg, Mont., 27(4):375–78, 381–86 Oregon's archival sources, 90(4):218 LeFleur, Joseph, 16(3):200–201 Perovich, Vuco, murder case against (1905), Lefroy, John Henry, In Search of the Magnetic 78(1/2):2–9 North: A Soldier­Surveyor's Letters from Railroad Crossings Case, 92(2):81–90 the North­West, 1843­44, review, shaman­killing case: Salish culture and U.S. 47(2):62–63 law, 86(1):17–23 "Leftward Tilt on the Pacific Slope: Indigenous trial of Leschi (Nisqually leader), 95(1):29­32 Unionism and the Struggle Against AFL tribal sovereignty and Washington state, 1979 Hegemony in the State of Washington," debate, 79(3):98–108 by Carlos A. Schwantes, 70(1):24–34 US v. Northern Pacific land grant case (1924­ Legacé, Josette, 90(3):141, 148 41), 71(3):107–11 Legacy and Testament: The Story of Columbia Legal List. See New York Rule River Gillnetters, by Irene Martin, review, Legal Principles of Property Boundary Location 87(1):50–51 on the Ground in the Public Land Survey The Legacy and the Challenge: A Century of the States, by Ira M. Tillotson, review, Forest Industry at Cowichan Lake, by 66(2):90–91 Richard Rajala, review, 85(3):123 legal reform, in Wash., 76(1):23–24, 29, 32 “A Legacy for the Pacific Northwest: Franz legal system, treatment of Native peoples by, Boas’s Surveys of Native People in the 5(1):50–51 Late 19th Century,” by Roberta L. Hall, Legare, Hugh, 53(3):106–107 97(2):59­68 Legend and Legacy: The Story of Boeing and Its A Legacy of Arctic Art, by Dorothy Jean Ray, People, by Robert J. Serling, review, review, 88(4):200–201 86(3):107–109 The Legacy of Conquest: The Unbroken Past of "Legend of Marcus Whitman,” by E. G. Bourne, the American West, by Patricia Nelson 3(4):287–90 Limerick, 85(2):50–58 Legend of the Klickitats, by Clarence Orvel The Legacy of Conquest: The Unbroken Past of Bunnell, 25(2):152 the American West, by Patricia Nelson The Legend Whispered: A Novel of the Apple Limerick, review, 89(2):84–96 Country, by Dougall MacArthur, review, Legacy of Flight: The Guggenheim Contribution 35(4):366 to American Aviation, by Richard P. legends, of Spokane Indians, 1(3):136–37 Hallion, review, 70(1):40 Legends and Traditions of Northwest History, by legal history Glenn N. Ranck, 5(2):147 air pollution litigation (1921), 91(2):59–69 Legends of Our Times: Native Cowboy Life, by

86 Morgan Baillargeon and Leslie Tepper, 51(3):142–43 review, 91(2):106–107 Leitchville, Wash., 22(3):189 Legg, Mr. (HBC employee), 15(4):289–96 Lekanof, Flore, 91(4):207 Legg, William, 95(1):28 Lekanof, Stefan A., 91(4):208 Legions of Babel: The International Brigades in Leland, Alonzo, 9(2):130–52, 9(3):208–29, the Spanish Civil War, by Verle B. 9(4):296–307, 10(2):140–41, 17(1):30, Johnston, review, 60(1):51 21(3):215, 44(2):84, 46(3):79, 83–85, 87 Legislative Perspectives: A 150­Year History of Leland, Waldo G., Guide to Materials for the Oregon Legislature from 1843 to American History in the Libraries and 1993, by Douglas Heider and David Archives of Paris, vol. 1, 24(2):155 Dietz, review, 89(1):50 Leland, Wash., 11(2):116 "Legislative Power to Amend Initiatives in Leland Stanford, War Governor of California, Washington State," by Gordon E. Baker, Railroad Builder, and Founder of Stanford 55(1):28–35 University, by George T. Clark, review, legislative reapportionment, in Wash., 22(1):3– 24(1):62–63 25, 28(3):263–300 Lelooska: The Life of a Northwest Coast Artist, by "Legislative Reapportionment in Washington," Chris Friday, review, 96(3):158­59 by J. Orin Oliphant, 22(1):3–25 LeMay, Curtis, 85(4):148 "Legislative Reapportionment in Washington Lembcke, Jerry, and William M. Tattam, One State," by J. F. Roush, 28(3):263–300 Union in Wood: A Political History of the legislative redistricting, in Wash., 55(1):28, 31– International Woodworkers of America, 34, 93(4):180–87 review, 76(3):117 legislature Lemfrit, Father, 10(3):218–19 first, of Washington Territory, 28(1):4–6 Lemhi County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 in Washington state constitution, 4(2):97–98, Lemhi Indian Agency, 27(2):174 4(4):245–50, 254–55, 10(1):65–68, Lemieux, Rodolphe, 64(4):165–67, 172–73 10(2):110–11 Lemire, Robert A., Creative Land Development: Legyarh (Tlingit Indian), 24(3):167–68 Bridge to the Future, review, 72(2):86 Leibhardt, Barbara, rev. of On the Northwest: Lemke, William, 62(1):18–19, 21 Commercial Whaling in the Pacific Lempfrit, Honoré­Timothée, Honoré­Timothée Northwest, 1790­1967, 81(1):32; rev. of Lempfrit, O.M.I.: His Oregon Trail Journal Whales, Ice, and Men: The History of and Letters from the Pacific Northwest, Whaling in the Western Arctic, 79(1):41 1848­1853, ed. Patricia Meyer, trans. Leier, Mark, Where the Fraser River Flows: Patricia Meyer and Catou Lévesque, review, The Industrial Workers of the World in 77(3):116 British Columbia, review, 82(4):150 Lender, Mark Edward, and James Kirby Martin, Leighton, Alexander H., The Governing of Men: Drinking in America: A History, review, General Principles and Recommendations 75(4):185 Based upon Experience at a Japanese Lendrum, John H., 37(3):195, 197, 205, 224 Relocation Camp, review, 36(4):351–52 Lengyel, Emil, The New Deal in Europe, Leighton, Marshall O., 57(2):74, 76, 78–79 25(3):234 Leiren, Terje I., rev. of New Land, New Lives: Lening, E., 22(2):99–101 Scandinavian Immigrants to the Pacific Lenon, Robert, with Otis E. Young, Jr., Western Northwest, 86(2):91 Mining: An Informal Account of Precious­ Leissler, Frederick, Roads and Trails of Metals Prospecting, Placering, Lode Olympic National Park, review, Mining, and Milling on the American

87 Frontier from Spanish Times to 1893, Leschi v. Washington Territory, 48(3):70–71 review, 63(4):168–69 Leslie, David, 17(1):52–53, 24(3):176–77, 185, Lenora, Wash., 11(2):116 50(3):91–98 Lens, Sidney, Radicalism in America, review, Leslie, David, 68(1):18–19 58(1):22 Leslie, Preston H., 35(4):340 Leonard, A. W., 38(4):327, 332 "Lessons in Citizenship, 1945­1949: The Delayed Leonard, Frank, "'Wise, Swift, and Sure'? The Return of the Japanese to Canada's Pacific Great Northern Entry into Seattle, 1889­ Coast," by Patricia E. Roy, 93(2):69–80 1894,” 92(2):81–90; A Thousand "Lessons" of the Past: The Use and Misuse of Blunders: The Grand Trunk Pacific History in American Foreign Policy, by Railway and Northern British Columbia, Ernest R. May, review, 65(4):193–94 review, 88(3):150–51 Lestenkoff, Michael, 91(4):202–203, 207–208 Leonard, Eva Hanselman, 7(1):52 Lester, Clarence B., Joseph Schafer: Student of Leonard, H. C., 17(3):171 Agriculture, review, 35(1):78–79 Leonard, Irving A., Don Carlos de Siguenza y Lesy, Michael, The Wisconsin Death Trip, review, Gongora, 21(2):154 65(3):146–47 Leonard, Karen, 44(2):52 Let 'Er Buck: A Story of the Passing of the Old Leonard, Zenas, 39(1):3, 6, 8–11, 18–19 West, by Charles Wellington Furlong, Leopold, A. Starker, Wildlife in Alaska: An review, 12(4):306 Ecological Reconnaissance, review, L'Etang, Pierre, 3(3):200, 11(2):107 45(2):68–69 and the fur trade (1825­26), 5(3):166 Leopold, Aldo, The Essential Aldo Leopold: "Let's Take Kathleen Home Once More," by Quotations and Commentaries, ed. Curt Harry C. Bauer, 60(1):25–28 Meine and Richard L. Knight, review, "A Letter from the Vancouver Expedition," ed. 92(3):155 Hardin Craig, Jr., 41(4):352–55 Lepley, John, 84(3):102–103 Letters from Alaska, by John Muir, ed. Robert Lermond, Norman Wallace, 59(3):138–40, 142– Engberg and Bruce Merrell, review, 43 86(1):48 LeRoi mine (B.C.), 60(2):89–91, 93–97 Letters from Alaska, by John Muir, ed. Robert Leschi (Nisqually leader), 1(2):58–59, Engberg and Bruce Merrell, 92(4):171–80 2(4):307–308,14(4):254–55, 17(4):294– Letters from Edward Sapir to Robert H. Lowie, 96, 298, 43(2):93–94, 97, 100, 103, review, 57(1):38 49(1):31, 49(2):69–70, 55(3):105, 107–10, Letters from the Governor's Wife: A View of 72(4):160 Russian Alaska, 1859­1862, ed. Annie execution of, 10(3):235–36, 48(4):134–35, Constance Christensen, review, 98(1):49 95(1):26­36 "Letters from the Musselshell, 1869­1870," ed. and Patkanim, 15(3):196–97 Carl B. Cone, 37(4):313–37 pioneer objections to the execution of, Letters from the Promised Land: Swedes in 5(1):55–56, 95(1):26­36 America, 1840­1914, ed. H. Arnold Barton, and relations with settlers, 7(1):44, review, 68(1):37–38 13(4):275, 278–79, 281 Letters from Windermere, 1912­1914, ed. R. Cole use of his historical image, 95(1):26­36 Harris and Elizabeth Phillips, review, Leschi of the Nisquallies, by Della Gould 77(1):34 Emmons, review, 57(1):37 Letters from Yellowstone, by Diane Smith, review, Leschi of the Nisquallies, by Della Gould 92(2):105–106 Emmons, 95(1):34 "Letters of an Army Captain on the Sioux

88 Campaign of 1879­1880," ed. Francis Whitman, review, 78(1/2):64 Haines, 39(1):39–64 Letters of Stephen A. Douglas, ed. Robert W. The Letters of Charles John Brydges, 1879­ Johannsen, review, 53(3):124 1882, Hudson's Bay Company Land Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, with Commissioner, ed. Hartwell Bowsfield, Related Documents, 1783­1854, ed. Donald review, 71(2):89 Jackson, review, 54(3):127–28 The Letters of Dr. John McLoughlin Written at Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Fort Vancouver 1829­32, ed. Burt Brown Related Documents, 1783­1854, 2d ed., 2 Barker, review, 41(1):66–67 vols., ed. Donald Jackson, review, The Letters of George Catlin and His Family: A 71(4):189 Chronicle of the American West, by "Letters on the Northwest Fur Trade," by Samuel Marjorie Catlin Roehm, review, 58(1):44– Eliot Morison, 11(3):174–77 45 Lettuk, Stephen H., 1(3):140 "Letters of Governor Isaac I. Stevens, 1853­ Leu, George E., A Hoghead's Random Railroad 1854," ed. John S. Richards, 30(3):301–37 Reminiscences, review, 88(3):156 "Letters of Governor Isaac I. Stevens, 1857­ Leuchtenburg, William E., Franklin D. Roosevelt 1858," ed. Ronald Todd, 31(4):403–59 and the New Deal, 1932­1940, review, "Letters of Hezekiah Johnson, 1838­1849," ed. 55(2):93–94 J. Orin Oliphant, 37(1):15–30 Levant (supply ship), 21(4):266–67 The Letters of John McLoughlin from Fort Levashev, Mikhail, 38(1):35, 44, 50, 56, 80–83, Vancouver to the Governor and 38(2):109–20, 128, 147, 151 Committee: First Series, 1825­38, ed. E. Levens, H. A., 18(4):264–65 E. Rich, review, 34(2):213–15 Levens, H. F., 16(3):163–72, 178 The Letters of John McLoughlin from Fort Levens, Turner F., "When Sheridan Was in Vancouver to the Governor and Oregon," 16(3):163–85 Committee: Second Series, 1839­44, ed. Leverenz, Jon M., cartographer, Atlas of the E. E. Rich, review, 36(2):167–69 Pacific Northwest: Resources and The Letters of John McLoughlin from Fort Development, ed. Richard M. Highsmith, Vancouver to the Governor and Jr., review, 54(4):157 Committee: Third Series, 1844­46, ed. E. Lévesque, Catou, and Patricia Meyer, trans., E. Rich, review, 37(3):261–64 Honoré­Timothée Lempfrit, O.M.I.: His The Letters of José Señán, O.F.M., Mission San Oregon Trail Journal and Letters from the Buenaventura, 1796­1823, trans. Paul G. Pacific Northwest, 1848­1853, ed. Patricia Nathan, ed. Lesley Byrd Simpson, review, Meyer, review, 77(3):116 54(1):41 Levi, Steven C., Committee of Vigilance: The San Letters of Josiah Royce, ed. John Clendenning, Francisco Chamber of Commerce Law and review, 63(2):69–70 Order Committee, 1916­1919—A Case The Letters of Letitia Hargrave, ed. Margaret Study of Official Hysteria, review, 75(2):84 Arnett MacLeon, review, 39(3):238–39 Levin, N. Gordon, Jr., Woodrow Wilson and Letters of Long Ago, by Agnes Just Reid, World Politics: America's Response to War 16(3):234 and Revolution, review, 60(2):112 Letters of Long Ago, by Agnes Just Reid, Levine, Daniel, Varieties of Reform Thought, review, 28(2):220 review, 56(2):94–95 Letters of Long Ago, by Agnes Just Reid, Levine, Lawrence W., Black Culture and Black review, 66(2):86–87 Consciousness: Afro­American Folk The Letters of Narcissa Whitman, by Narcissa Thought from Slavery to Freedom, review,

89 70(1):36; rev. of Seedtime of Reform: review, 80(1):32 American Social Service and Social LeWarne, Charles P., David A. Cameron, M. Action, 1918­1933, 55(4):186 Allan May, Jack C. O’Donnell, and Lawrence Levinson, Robert E., The Jews in the California E. O’Donnell, Snohomish County: An Gold Rush, review, 72(2):91 Illustrated History, review, 97(4):208­209 Levitt, Paul M., and Elissa S. Guralnick, How Lewes, Jane, 90(3):142, 149 Raven Found the Daylight and Other Lewes, John Lee, 28(4):408–409, 90(3):142, 149, American Indian Stories, review, 98(2):80 93(1):37–38 Lewin, Rhoda G., rev. of Jewish Life in the Levy, Esther, 70(2):74 American West: Perspectives on Migration, Levy, Melvin, The Last Pioneers, 29(3):237–39 Settlement, and Community, 94(3):160 Levy, Melvin, The Last Pioneers, review, Lewis, A. L., 32(1):19–29 26(2):149 Lewis, Aurelia, 92(3):118–25 LeWarne, Charles P., "The Aberdeen, Lewis, Clancey M., 92(3):115–26 Washington, Free Speech Fight of 1911­ Lewis, Dixon H., 52(1):8 1912,” 66(1):1–12; "Equality Colony: The Lewis, Flannery, Suns Go Down, review, Plan to Socialize Washington,” 28(4):426–27 59(3):137–46; "Imogen Cunningham in Lewis, Fulton, Jr., 89(1):9 Utopia,” 74(2):88–89; "The Love Israel Lewis, George F., 53(1):4 Family: An Urban Commune Becomes a Lewis, Howard. See Howard Lewis house Rural Commune,” 89(2):65–76; "The (Seattle) Reverend William Ellery Copeland: A Lewis, Isaac Ives, 92(3):119 Christian Socialist in the Northwest,” Lewis, James G., The Forest Service and the 81(1):2–10; "Vendovi Island: Father Greatest Good: A Centennial History, Divine's 'Peaceful Paradise of the review, 97(4):205 Pacific,’” 75(1):2–12; "Vernon Lewis, James Hamilton, 21(2):105 Carstensen, 1907­1992,” 84(2):50; ed., Lewis, James Hamilton, 88(2):78–79 "North Beach, a Pioneer Community," by Lewis, Joe, 8(4):251, 253 Glenn E. Hoover, 70(1):2–7; Utopias on Lewis, John R., 47(4):109 Puget Sound, 1885­1915, review, Lewis, Joseph R., 14(2):92–94 67(4):174–75; Washington State, review, Lewis, Marvin, coll. and ed., The Mining 77(4):150; Washington State, 3d ed., Frontier: Contemporary Accounts from the review, 97(3):159­60; rev. of All Things American West in the Nineteenth Century, Common: The Hutterian Way of Life, review, 59(3):127 58(1):49; rev. of Eugene V. Debs: Citizen Lewis, Meriwether, 1(4):238–39, 242–47, 250, and Socialist, 75(3):141–42; rev. of 35(3):217–18, 58(1):1–3, 87(3):141–48 Father Divine and the Struggle for Racial books about, 35(4):356 Equality, 75(2):89; rev. of Grass­Roots canoes described by, 46(2):35, 39 Socialism: Radical Movements in the coal deposits described by, 47(1):23 Southwest, 1895­1943, 71(2):87; rev. of essays on, 46(2):45 The Pacific Northwest: An Interpretive expedition route of, 57(1):8–12 History, revised edition, 88(4):195; rev. of public image of, 57(1):1–7 Tracks, Trails, and Tales in Clallam Sacajawea and, 35(1):3–18 County, State of Washington, 76(2):76 Saugrain, Antoine Francois, and, 22(4):295– LeWarne, Charles P., and Robert E. Ficken, 311 Washington: A Centennial History, See also Lewis and Clark Expedition

90 Lewis, Meriwether, The Journals of Captain West," 17(3):218–22; ed., "Reminiscences Meriwether Lewis and Sergeant John of Delia B. Sheffield," 15(1):49–62; ed., Ordway, Kept on the Expedition of "Reminiscences of Joseph H. Boyd, An Western Exploration, 1803­1806, ed. Milo Argonaut of 1857," 15(4):243–62; The Case M. Quaife, review, 8(2):153–54; Journals of Spokane Garry, 8(2):156; Early Days in of Lewis and Clark, review, 45(4):132–33 Big Bend Country , 17(4):302; ed., The Lewis, Oscar, The Autobiography of the West: Journal of John Work, A Chief­trader of the Personal Narratives of the Discovery and Hudson's Bay Company, review, 14(4):307– Settlement of the American West, review, 308; ed., Ranald MacDonald. The Narrative 50(2):66–67; George Davidson, Pioneer of His Early Life on the Columbia Under West Coast Scientist, review, 46(2):59– the Hudson's Bay Company's Regime, of His 60; Sea Routes to the Gold Fields: The Experiences in the Pacific Whale Fishery, Migration by Water to California in 1849­ and of His Great Adventure to Japan, with a 1852, review, 40(3):260–61; Silver Kings: Sketch of His Later Life on the Western The Lives and Times of Mackay, Fair, Frontier, 1824­1895, review, 14(3):235–36 Flood and O'Brien, Lords of the Nevada Lewis, William S., and Jacob A. Meyers, eds., Comstock Lode, review, 39(3):240–41 "Journal of a Trip from Fort Colvile to Fort Lewis, P. H., 48(4):120 Vancouver and Return in 1828," by John Lewis, Philip H., 29(2):154 Work, 11(2):104–14; eds., "Life at Old Fort Lewis, Robert M., 40(1):39–40 Colville," by Angus MacDonald, Lewis, Sinclair, 53(3):112 16(3):199–205 Lewis, Sinclair, Free Air, 91(2):108–109 Lewis, William S., and Naojiro Murakami, eds., Lewis, Sol H., "A History of the Railroads in Ranald MacDonald: The Narrative of His Washington," 3(3):186–97 Early Life on the Columbia under the Lewis, W. David, and David T. Gilchrist, eds., Hudson's Bay Company's Regime; of His Economic Change in the Civil War Era, Experiences in the Pacific Whale Fishery..., review, 57(1):43–44 review, 83(3):115 Lewis, Wash., 11(2):116 Lewis, William S., and Paul C. Phillips, eds., The Lewis, William S., 20(2):158 Journal of John Work: A Chief­Trader of Lewis, William S., "Archibald McDonald: the Hudson’s Bay Co., during his Biography and Geneology," 9(2):93–102; Expedition from Vancouver to the Flatheads "The Camel Pack Trains in the Mining and Blackfeet of the Pacific Northwest, Camps of the West," 19(4):271–84; "The review, 97(4):211 First Militia Companies in Eastern Lewis, William S., F. W. Howay, and Jacob A. Washington Territory," 11(4):243–49; Meyers, eds., "Angus McDonald: A Few "Francis Heron, Fur Trader: Other Items of the West," 8(3):188–229 Herons," 11(1):29–34; "Hiram F. Smith," Lewis, William Stanley, 91(2):86–93 10(3):168–70; "Information Concerning “Lewis and Clark: Exploring under the Influence the Establishment of Fort Colvile," of Alexander Mackenzie,” by David L. 16(2):102–107; "Jacob A. Meyers Called Nicandri, 95(4):171­81 by Death," 17(1):5–13; "Oldest Pioneer Lewis and Clark: Historic Places Associated with Laid to Rest," 17(1):39–42; "Railroad Their Transcontinental Exploration (1804– Career of Mr. Fairweather," 10(2):100– 06), by Roy E. Appleman with Robert G. 101; "Some Notes and Observations on Ferris, review, 68(3):143–44 the Origin and Evolution of the Name Lewis and Clark: Legacies, Memories, and New Oregon as Applied to the River of the Perspectives, ed. Kris Fresonke and Mark

91 Spence, review, 96(3):161­63 on sea otters, 31(4):376 Lewis and Clark: Partners in Discovery, by World Wide Web sites on, 93(2):110 John Bakeless, review, 39(2):167–68 Lewis and Clark Meet Oregon's Forests: Lessons Lewis and Clark: The Journey of the Corps of from Dynamic Nature, by Gail Wells and Discovery, a film by Ken Burns, review, Dawn Anzinger, review, 93(2):97–98 89(3):149–50 Lewis and Clark Memorial Association, 21(2):158 "Lewis and Clark: The Route 160 Years After," Lewis and Clark Northwest Contest, 34(1):125 by Roy E. Appleman, 57(1):8–12 "Lewis and Clark on the Columbia River: The Lewis and Clark among the Indians, by James Power of Landscape in the Exploration P. Ronda, review, 76(2):70 Experience," by William L. Lang, Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition (1905), 87(3):141–48 36(1):16, 48(2):33–34, 58(1):9–10, Lewis and Clark on the Great Plains: A Natural 83(1):24, 86(1):54, 98(4):159­67 History, by Paul A. Johnsgard, review, Lewis and Clark College, 83(4):152–54 95(3):151­52 Lewis and Clark College, by Stephen Dow Lewis and Clark Revisited: A Photographer’s Beckham, review, 83(4):152–55 Trail, by Greg MacGregor, review, Lewis and Clark College, 1867­1967, by Martha 96(4):207­208 Frances Montague, review, 61(3):169 Lewis and Clark’s Mountain Wilds: A Site Guide Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1(4):238–46 , to the Plants and Animals They 87(3):141–48 Encountered in the Bitterroots, by Sharon centennial of, 1(3):113–14 A. Ritter, review, 95(2):95­96 Colter, John, and the, 26(3):192–93, Lewis County (Wash.) Grange, 87(3):130–40 37(2):91–92, 94 Lewis County (Wash.) Veterans and Pioneers' commemorating their first camp on the Association, 5(4):320 Columbia River, 19(1):78–79 Lewis County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 encounters with Native peoples by, Lewis County, Oregon Territory 40(4):317–321, 87(3):141–48 early settlement of, 43(4):277–301 at Fort Clatsop, 38(3):217 Lewis County, Wash., 11(2):116–17, 13(1):12, Fourth of July celebration (1805), 35(3):217– 87(3):130–40 18 centennial of, 36(4):369–71 influence of Alexander Mackenzie on, coal industry in, 29(2):163, 165 95(4):171­81 early history of, 18(3):187–90 journals of, 1(4):246–47, 22(4):295–311 early post offices, 20(2):129–30 July 4, 1806, 4(3):168–169 in 1863, 4(2):101 marker for trail's end, 24(4):307 legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– notes on Indian ecology by, 84(4):143 300 observations on Native clothing, 9(2):88 migration of Appalachians to, 29(2):115–34, at the Palouse River, 62(2):70–71, 73 33(1):3–25 population estimates of native peoples by, newspapers, 13(3):186–87, 13(4):254, 54(4):162 14(4):289, 26(1):38–39, 26(2):143, public image of, 57(1):1–7 39(3):237 route of, 57(1):8–12 settlement of the Big Bottom, 24(4):250–57 Sacagawea and, 35(1):3–18, 58(1):1–13, subdivision of, 21(1):23–30 83(1):22–28 "Lewis County's Early History," by W. P. Saugrain, Antoine Francois, and the, Bonney, 18(3):187–90 22(4):295–311 Lewis­Pacific Dairymen's Association,

92 87(3):135–36, 138 Liberal League (Seattle, Wash.), 39(2):104–105 Lewiston (Idaho) Commercial Club, 56(3):107– The Liberal Party in Alberta: A History of Politics 109 in the Province of Alberta, 1905–1921, by Lewiston (Idaho) Golden Age, 40(2):112–13, L. G. Thomas, review, 50(4):170 115 Liberal party, in British Columbia (1903­33), Lewiston (Idaho) Tribune, 44(1):21 27(2):153–66 Lewiston, Idaho, 7(2):131, 32(4):354–60, 369 liberalism as capital, 29(3):255–67, 36(4):341–46, and the career of Wayne L. Morse, 82(3):82– 56(3):106–13, 68(1):3–5, 86(4):179, 181, 91 184, 87(1):11 and the Montana Farmers Union, 83(2):63–69 Columbia Territory and, 44(2):80–87 Smith, J. Allen, on, 46(3):67–71 in 1879, 37(3):183–85 Liberalism in the New South: Southern Social and the Washington­Idaho territorial border, Reformers and the Progressive Movement, 40(2):106–23 by Hugh C. Bailey, review, 61(3):176 Lewiston (Wash.) Morning Tribune, 95(1):14 Liberated Woman: A Life of May Arkwright Lewiston, Washington Territory, 19(4):285–86 Hutton, by James W. Montgomery, review, Lewisville, Idaho, 78(1/2):53–58 67(1):40–41 Lewty, Peter J., To the Columbia Gateway: The Liberated Woman: A Life of May Arkwright Oregon Railway and the Northern Pacific, Hutton, by James Montgomery. The Coeur 1879­1884, review, 79(2):80 d'Alenes; or, A Tale of the Modern Lexington (Mo.) Caucasian, 60(2):66–68 Inquisition in Idaho, by May Arkwright Leyburn, James G., Frontier Folkways, review, Hutton, review, 77(1):38 28(2):200–201 The Liberator, 50(3):87 L'Hau­at­scha­uk (To­anhooch Indian), Liberty, Margot, and John Stands in Timber, 46(2):53–56 Cheyenne Memories, review, 60(3):165 Lhungen (language), 41(4):332–35 Liberty, Stephen, 94(1):36–38 Li, Yi, rev. of The Chinese in Vancouver, 1945­ Liberty, Wash., 11(2):117 80: The Pursuit of Identity and Power, mines and mining in, 78(3):118 92(2):93 Liberty Bonds, 38(4):346, 350, 41(3):225–27 Liang, Eileen Kennedy, rev. of American Indian liberty loans, 35(1):65–66 Medicine, 62(1):34 Liberty party, 80(4):139, 141–44 Liapunova, Roza G., Essays on the Ethnography Liberty's Daughters: The Revolutionary of the Aleuts (At the End of the Eighteenth Experience of American Women, 1750­ and First Half of the Nineteenth Century), 1800, by Mary Beth Norton, review, trans. Jerry Shelest, with ed. assist. 73(2):90 William B. Workman and Lydia T. Black, Librarian's Fifth Biennial Report, by John Hailey, review, 89(3):161–62 8(3):232–33 Libbey, Edward D., 68(4):171–73 libraries Libbey, James K., Alexander Gumberg and British Columbia Provincial Library, 11(1):35 Soviet­American Relations, 1917­1933, in the Cariboo mining region, 24(3):204 review, 71(2):90 Columbia River Regional Library, 51(3):132– Libbey, William, 69(2):51 35 Libby, J. B., 42(4):312, 314–17 Dewey decimal classification for Pacific Libby, O. G., 43(1):51, 56–57, 61–63 northwest history, 31(2):231–52 liberal internationalism, of Henry M. Jackson, in early British Columbia, 17(4):271–79 97(2):69­75 in early Oregon, 17(4):259–70

93 Huntington Library manuscript preservation, 63(2):68 29(1):41–51 Lien, Carsten, ed., Exploring the Olympic of McKinlay, Archibald, 25(1):23–36 Mountains: Accounts of the Earliest in the Northwest, 17(4):243–79 Expeditions, 1878­1890, review, 93(3):160– Pacific northwest history resources in, 61; rev. of American Locomotives: An 46(3):72–78 Engineering History, 1830­1880, 90(2):92– and the preservation of public records, 93; rev. of Railroad Signatures across the 1(2):10–15 Pacific Northwest, 85(3):120; rev. of regional bibliographic centers, 41(1):30–42 Rolling Dreams: Portraits of the Russian, at Sitka, 29(2):201–204 Northwest's Railroad Heritage, 90(2):92–93 Washington Library Association (1931­55), Liestman, Daniel, "Nineteenth­Century Chinese 48(1):25–26 and the Environment of the Pacific in Washington state, 48(1):25–26 Northwest,” 90(1):17–29; Washington Territorial Library, 53(1):1–16 "'The Various Celestials among Our Town': Euro­ in Washington Territory, 17(4):246–58 American Response to Port Townsend's in Yakima, Wash., 45(3):95–101 Chinese Colony,” 85(3):93–104 "Libraries of the Northwest," by Edmond S. Lieutenant Castner's Alaskan Exploration, 1898: Meany, 17(4):243–245 A Journey of Hardship and Suffering, ed. Library Association of Portland, 17(4):263 Lyman L. Woodman, review, 76(2):78 Library List, Upper Missouri Historical A Life Against Death, by Kenhelm Winslow, Expedition, review, 16(4):303–305 25(2):152 "The Library Movement in British Columbia," The Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth, by J. Forsyth, 17(4):271–79 ed. T. D. Bonner and Bernard DeVoto, "The Library of Archibald McKinlay, Oregon 23(1):69–70 Fur Trader," by J. Orin Oliphant, “The Life and Death of A. J. Bolon, 1826­1855,” 25(1):23–36 by Jo N. Miles, 97(1):31­38 Library of Congress The Life and Diary of John Floyd, Governor of American Memory Project, 93(1):54 Virginia, an Apostle of Secession, and the historical materials on Japan, 2(2):129–31 Father of Oregon Country, by Charles H. The Library of Congress, Division of Ambler, review, 10(1):69–70 Manuscripts 1932­33, by J. F. Jameson, The Life and Legacy of Annie Oakley, by Glenda 25(4):305 Riley, review, 88(4):196 The Library of Leonard and Virginia Woolf: A Life and Letters of Mrs. Jason Lee, by Theressa Short­Title Catalog, ed. Julia King and Gay, review, 28(3):318–19 Laila Miletic­Vejzovic, review, 96(1):52­ The Life and Times of Confederation, 1864­1867: 53 Politics, Newspapers, and the Union of Liburg, Caedmon, Stephen Haycox, and James British North America, by Peter B. Waite, Barnett, eds., Enlightenment and review, 54(2):83 Exploration in the North Pacific, 1741­ The Life and Times of James Willard Schultz 1805, review, 90(2):96–97 (Apikuni), by Warren L. Hanna, review, Lichtenberg, I. J., 92(2):86 77(4):155 Liddle, Alan, 88(1):35 "Life at a Fur Trading Post in British Columbia a Lieb, George, 61(4):187 Century Ago," by Walter N. Sage, Lieberman, Joseph I., The Scorpion and the 25(1):11–22 Tarantula: The Struggle to Control "Life at Old Fort Colville," by Angus MacDonald, Atomic Weapons, 1945­1949, review, ed. William S. Lewis and Jacob A. Meyers,

94 16(3):199–205 Light, George D., 69(4):181–84 Life in Alaska: The Reminiscences of a Kansas Light, Mrs. E. A., 23(2):138–40 Woman, 1916­1919, by May Wynne Light on the Water: Early Photography of Coastal Lamb, ed. Dorothy Wynne Zimmerman, British Columbia, by Keith McLaren, review, 80(3):112 review, 92(3):151–52 Life in California During a Residence of Several lighthouses Years in That Territory, by Alfred need for, in Washington Territory, 30(3):333 Robinson (reprint), review, 63(1):30–32 need for, on Seattle­Skagway route, 7(1):21, 29 Life in Custer's Cavalry: Diaries and Letters of Lightner, Isaac, 51(3):107 Albert and Jennie Barnitz, 1867­1868, ed. Lights and Shades of Pioneer Life on Puget Robert M. Utley, review, 70(4):187 Sound, by George E. Blankenship, Life in Montana as Seen in Lonepine, a Small 16(2):155 Community, by the Montana Study, Lights of the Inside Passage: A History of British review, 36(4):361–62 Columbia's Lighthouses and Their Keepers, Life in the Far West, by George Frederick by Donald Graham, review, 78(4):155 Ruxton, ed. LeRoy R. Hafen, review, Lilienthal, David, 53(2):72 42(3):247–48 Lilienthal, Jesse, with Malinda Jenkins, Gambler's Life in the Rocky Mountains: A Diary of Wife: The Life of Malinda Jenkins, review, Wanderings on the Source of the Rivers 91(1):50–51 Missouri, Columbia, and Colorado, from Lillard, Charles, ed., Warriors of the North February, 1830, to November 1835, by Pacific: Missionary Accounts of the W. A. Ferris, review, 32(1):107–108 Northwest Coast, the Skeena and Stikine Life in Western Mining Camps: Social and Rivers, and the Klondike, 1829­1900, Legal Aspects, 1848­1872, by Darlene review, 77(1):37 Mucibabich, review, 70(2):92 Lillooet Indians, wood carving, 33(4):381, 386 The Life of Emily Carr, by Paula Blanchard, Limbaugh, Ronald H., "The Carpetbag Image: review, 79(4):161 Idaho Governors in Myth and Reality,” The Life of Father de Smet, S. J., 1801­1873, by 60(2):77–83; John Muir's "Stickeen" and E. Laveille, review, 7(3):247–48 the Lessons of Nature, review, 88(4):209; The Life of General Ely S. Parker, by Arthur C. Rocky Mountain Carpetbaggers: Idaho's Parker, 11(1):69 Territorial Governors, 1863­1890, review, The Life of James J. Hill, by Joseph Gilpin Pyle, 75(1):42; rev. of Challenge of the Big review, 9(1):68–69 Trees: A Resource History of Sequoia and The Life of Jim Baker, 1818­1898, by Nolie Kings Canyon National Parks, 82(4):154; Baker, 23(1):70 rev. of Individualism in Idaho: The The Life of Robert Toombs, by Ulrich Bonnell Territorial Foundations, 81(4):155 Phillips, review, 5(1):63 Limbert, Robert, 91(3):140 The Life of Stephen A. Douglas, by William Limerick, Patricia Nelson, The Legacy of Gardner, review, 1(2):63–66 Conquest: The Unbroken Past of the Life on the Mississippi, by Mark Twain, American West, 85(2):50–58 58(3):114–15 Limerick, Patricia Nelson, The Legacy of The Lifeline of the Oregon Country: The Conquest: The Unbroken Past of the Fraser­Columbia Brigade System, 1811­ American West, review, 89(2):84–96; rev. 47, by James R. Gibson, review, of Skookum: An Oregon Pioneer Family's 90(2):103–104 History and Lore, 80(2):74 Light, E. A., 23(1):50, 56–60 Limerick, Patricia Nelson, Clyde A. Milner II, and

95 Charles E. Rankin, eds., Trails: Toward a Lincoln­Douglas debates, 2(4):317–26 New Western History, review, 84(2):63, Lincoln's Last Day, by John W. Starr, Jr., 14(1):72 85(2):50–58 "Lincoln­Time Letters," 16(4):265–72 Limitation Order L­208 (emergency gold mine Lind, Wash., 11(2):118 closure, WWII), 80(2):62–71 Lindberg, Wash., 11(2):118 Lincoln (revenue cutter), 66(4):146 Lindbergh, Charles A., The Wartime Journals of Lincoln, Abraham, 44(3):108–109, 112, Charles A. Lindbergh, review, 63(3):125– 49(2):73–75, 51(3):110, 112, 52(1):16 26 debates with Stephen A. Douglas, 2(4):317– Lindblom, Erik, 73(1):10–11, 14 26 Lindeberg, Jafet, 73(1):10–11, 14, 18 and the Kansas­Nebraska Act, 2(4):319–26, Lindeman, Glen W., ed., Forgotten Trails: 330–31 Historical Sources of the Columbia's Big Montana Territory and, 34(3):293–94, 296 Bend Country, by Ron Anglin, review, politics and army efficiency (1861­65), 88(3):155 1(1):63–70 Linden, Glenn, rev. of Blueprint for Modern writings on, in the 1970s, 72(2):72–75 America: Nonmilitary Legislation of the Lincoln, Abraham, The Collected Works of First Civil War Congress, 61(1):56–57; rev. Abraham Lincoln: Supplement, 1832­ of Prelude to Populism: Origins of the 1865, ed. Roy P. Basler, review, Silver Issue, 1867­1878, 62(3):123 72(2):72–75 Linden, Glenn M., Politics or Principle: Lincoln, Wash., 22(3):189–90 Congressional Voting on the Civil War Lincoln and Adams County (Wash.) Pioneer Amendments and Pro­Negro Measures, and Historical Association, 6(1):23, 1838­69, review, 69(3):136–37 7(1):48, 8(1):9–10, 9(1):19, 10(1):49, Lindenberg, Captain, 34(2):160–67 10(3):237, 11(1):40 Linderman, Frank Bird, 87(3):149–58 Lincoln and the Economics of the American Linderman, Frank B., Montana Adventure: The Dream, by G. S. Boritt, review, 72(2):72– Recollections of Frank B. Linderman, ed. 75 Harold G. Merriam, review, 60(1):41 Lincoln and the Indians: Civil War Policy and Lindgard, Elmer W., 53(2):76 Politics, by David A. Nichols, review, Lindhart and Bernard, 76(4):138–39 72(2):72–75 Lindley, Clara Hill, 54(3):108 Lincoln County (Oreg.) Protective League, Lindley, Harlow, Possibilities in State Historical 69(3):122–24, 126 Celebrations, 10(1):75–76 Lincoln County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 Lindquist, Emory, An Immigrant's American Lincoln County, Wash., 11(2):118 Odyssey: A Biography of Ernst Skarstedt, agriculture in (1890­1910), 37(4):281–86, review, 67(4):179–80 296–302 Lindquist, G. E. E., The Red Man in the United Finnish settlement in, 86(1):29, 31–32 States, 15(2):147–48 legislative reapportionment and, 28(3):263– Lindsay, Brendan, rev. of Keeping It Living: 300 Traditions of Plant Use and Cultivation on newspapers, 13(3):184, 190, 14(4):273–74, the Northwest Coast of North America, 289, 18(1):34–35, 42, 44, 49–50, 54, 97(2):94­95 26(1):37, 41, 45, 26(2):131–32, 143 Lindsay, James, 19(2):104–105 pioneers of, 30(1):51–65 Lindsay, Vachel, 81(2):50, 53 Lincoln Steffens: A Biography, by Justin Lindseth, J. T., 75(3):104–6 Kaplan, review, 67(1):36–37 Lindsley, A. L., 2(2):180–81, 11(2):89–93

96 Lindsley, Abbie Denny, 7(1):56 61(2):120; The Papers of Woodrow Wilson, Lindsley, George Llewellyn, 25(2):159 Vol. 7, 1890­1892, review, 62(2):90–91; Lines, Peter, 98(1):26­27 The Papers of Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 9, Linewebber and Brown Packing Company, 1894­1896, review, 63(4):177–78; The 82(1):23–24 Papers of Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 10, 1896­ Linfield College, 46(1):8–9 , 85(4):132–34, 136 1898, Vol. 11, 1898­1900, Vol. 12, 1900­ and Marshall N. Dana, 87(1):53 1902, review, 65(4):184–86 Linford, Velma, Wyoming: Frontier State, Linklater, John, 7(3):192, 199, 31(3):327–30 review, 39(2):168–69; rev. of Back Linklater, Mr. (Nisqually settler), 15(1):66 Trailing on Open Range, 42(2):174–75; Linklater, T., 10(3):207, 211, 215, 222–26, rev. of Prairie Schooner Detours, 25(1):61 41(1):79–80 Linklater, Thomas, 11(1):61–62, 11(3):229, Lingenfelter, Richard E., The Hardrock Miners: 12(2):138–40, 143, 147, 12(3):226, A History of the Mining Labor Movement 12(4):302, 13(1):57, 13(2):133, 137, 139, in the American West, 1863­1893, review, 13(3):232, 13(4):293, 14(2):148 66(3):139–40 "Links to History,” 91(4):215, 92(2):108, Lingenfelter, Richard E., and Richard A. 92(3):166, 92(4):218, 93(1):54, 93(2):110, Dwyer, Lying on the Eastern Slope: 93(3):166, 93(4):215 James Townsend's Comic Journalism on Linkton, Samuel, 24(1):15–16 the Mining Frontier, review, 76(2):71; Linn, Lewis F., 4(2):125, 15(3):165, 178, eds., The Songs of the Gold Rush, music 27(1):15–17, 28(4):352, 354–58 ed., review, 56(4):181–82 Linn City, Oreg., 15(3):178, 182–84 Lingenfelter, Richard E., Richard A. Dwyer, Linton, Ralph, ed., Acculturation in Seven and David Cohen, comps. and eds., Songs American Indian Tribes, review, 31(3):360– of the American West, review, 60(2):83 61 Linguistic Families of California, by Roland B. The Lion of the Lord: A Biography of Brigham Dixon and A. L. Kroeber, 11(1):71 Young, by Stanley P. Hirshson, review, linguistics 61(4):227–28 Nez Perce, 34(3):271–92 Lipow, Arthur, Authoritarian Socialism in Pacific northwest research bibliography, America: Edward Bellamy and the 32(1):79, 83–85, 93–94 Nationalist Movement, review, 75(1):42 Lingwall, J. Andrew, rev. of An Editor for Lipp, Frederick, 69(3):114–15 Oregon: Charles A. Sprague and the Lippmann, Walter, 59(4):208, 62(2):49, 51, Politics of Change, 91(2):105–106 62(4):142–46, 148, 150 Link, Arthur S., et al., eds., The Papers of Lippy, Thomas S., 92(2):60, 64–67 Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 1, 1856­1880, Lipset, Seymour Martin, and John H. M. Laslett, review, 58(4):205–207; The Papers of eds., Failure of a Dream? Essays in the Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 2, 1881­1884, History of American Socialism, review, review, 58(4):205–207; The Papers of 66(1):41–42 Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 3, 1884­1885, Lipson, E., Europe in the Nineteenth Century; an review, 59(3):168–69; The Papers of Outline History, review, 8(2):154 Woodrow Wilson, Vol. 4, 1885, review, liquor 60(2):111–12; The Papers of Woodrow and discipline problems in the U.S. Navy Wilson, Vol. 5, 1885­1888, review, (Seattle, 1855­56), 98(1):18­28 60(3):169; The Papers of Woodrow interests, and the woman suffrage campaign in Wilson, Vol. 6, 1888­1890, review, Mont., 55(1):10, 14

97 smuggling, in Alaska (1867­99), 66(4):145– and the Washington State Reformatory, 52 67(1):26–27 and the temperance movement in British Lister, Richard B., 61(3):160–61 Columbia and Washington, 98(3):130­42 Litchman, Mark, 65(4):168–69, 172–74, trade, controlling of, in B.C. (1860s), 68(2):81–82, 86 69(4):159, 163–67 literary criticism, 61(1):22–30 "Liquor Smuggling in Alaska, 1867­1899," by Literary Industries by Hubert Howe Bancroft; Roland L. De Lorme, 66(4):145–52 contributions of Ivan Petroff to, 59(1):1–7 Lisa, Manuel, 4(3):170–71, 6(1):4, 26(3):193– literati painting tradition in Chinese art, 95, 35(3):218 93(4):172–74 Lisabuela, Wash., 11(2):119 literature Lisio, Donald J., The President and Protest: accuracy, in historical novels, 1(3):101–108 Hoover, Conspiracy, and the Bonus Riot, American, 44(3):103–104 review, 66(3):142 economics and, 44(3):97–105 List of Climatological Records in The National in Pacific Northwest, 48(3):71 Archives, review, 34(2):231 of the Pacific Northwest, 97(4):179­88 "A List of Northwest Juveniles," by Augusta Parrington, Vernon Louis, on, 53(3):102, 112 Anderson, 35(4):356–62 regionalism and, 39(4):312–18, 48(3):72–73 List of Publications Relating to the Mountains of Washington, as historical record, 29(3):227– of Alaska, by Francis P. Farquhar and 54 Mildred P. Ashley, 26(2):153–54 Washington authors, 31(1):3–96 A List of References for the History of literature, promotional. See promotional literature Agriculture in the Mountain States, comp. literature, regional. See regional literature Earl M. Rogers, review, 64(3):133 "Literature and the Region," by Rufus A. List of References on the History of the West, by Coleman, 39(4):312–18 Frederick Jackson Turner and Frederick Litke, Frederic, A Voyage around the World, Merk, 14(2):154 1826­1829, Vol. 1: To Russian America and List of References on the History of the West, by Siberia, ed. Richard A. Pierce, trans. Renée Frederick Jackson Turner, 5(2):147–48, Marshall, review, 79(4):158 6(1):71 Littell, Norman M., My Roosevelt Years, ed. List of the Washington Manuscripts from the Jonathan Dembo, review, 79(4):160 Year 1592 to 1775, by John C. Fitzpatrick, Little, Daniel, 5(1):26 11(2):154 Little, Jesse, 6(4):247 A List of Trading Vessels in the Maritime Fur Little, Josiah, 40(1):17–18 Trade, 1785­1825, by F. W. Howay, ed. Little, Paul, ed., The Pacific Northwest Pulpit, Richard A. Pierce, review, 66(1):36 review, 7(1):81–82 A List of Trading Vessels in the Maritime Fur Little Annie Oakley and Other Rugged People, by Trade, 1820­1825, by F. W. Howay, Stewart H. Holbrook, review, 40(1):70 26(2):150 Little Blue Book (Oregon laws of 1839), 27(1):8– Lister, Ernest E., 34(4):341–343, 36(1):36–37, 21 45(2):52–54, 48(3):96–97, 49(4):163, 170, Little Brick Bar (Spokane), 95(1):18 172, 50(3):99–100, 106, 52(3):95 Little Falls dam (Spokane River), 82(4):122–31 on irrigation policy, 10(1):40–41 Little Fox Indians, 43(1):53, 58 on legislative reapportionment, 28(3):276–80 Little Journeys to Alaska and Canada, by Edith on Washington minimum wage legislation, Kingman Kern and Marian M. George, 67(3):97, 99, 103–104, 107 15(1):73, 17(4):302

98 Little Pioneers of the Fir­Tree Country, by sheep grazing, on San Juan Island, 98(2):55­63 Mabel G. Cleland, 16(1):70 livestock industry Little Rock, Wash., 11(2):120 cattle trade through Snoqualmie Pass, Wash. A Little War of Destiny: The First Regiment of (1870s­80s), 38(3):194–213 Oregon Mounted Volunteers and the in Gallatin Valley, Mont., 47(4):120 Yakima Indian War of 1855­56, by John introduction of cattle into the Pacific C. Jackson, review, 88(4):205 Northwest, 14(3):163–85 Littlefield, Maria C. Hastings, 4(1):38 in Kittitas County, Wash., 41(1):7–15 Littlejohn, James K., 6(1):14–15 winter losses of cattle in Oregon (1847­90), Litton, Gaston, ed., Cherokee Cavaliers: Forty 23(1):3–17 Years of Cherokee History as Told in the livestock ranching. See ranching Correspondence of the Ridge­Watie­ Living Arctic: Hunters of the Canadian North, by Boudinot Family, review, 32(1):114–15 Hugh Brody, review, 83(2):73 Liveing, Edward G. D., Attack; an infantry Living High, An Unconventional Autobiography, subaltern's impression of July 1st, 1916, by June Burn, review, 33(1):84 9(3):236 The Living Tradition of Yup'ik Masks: Livermore, Robert, Bostonians and Bullion: The Agayuliyararput, Our Way of Making Journal of Robert Livermore, 1892­1915, Prayer, by Ann Fienup­Riordan, review, ed. Gene M. Gressley, review, 62(3):123– 89(1):35–36 24 Livingston, David, 5(1):23 Livermore, Seward W., rev. of American Livingston, David, 77(4):128 Railroad Politics, 1914­1920: Rates, Livingston, Mark, 68(3):125–27 Wages, and Efficiency, 61(1):60–61 Livingston, W. Ross, Responsible Government in Liverpool, England, Mormon converts in, Nova Scotia, review, 21(4):306–307 48(2):39–44 Livingstone, David, 45(4):119 "Liverpool, Gateway to Zion," by W. H. G. Livingstone, Lewis, 11(1):59–60 Armytage, 48(2):39–44 Livingstone, Mont., 89(4):188–97 Liverpool Cathedral, 85(3):112 Livingstone, Mr., 37(3):212–15, 217, 223 The Lives of William Benton, by Sidney Hyman, Livingstone­Little, D. E., An Economic History of review, 64(1):41–42 North Idaho, 1800­1900, cartography by livestock grazing George Bowditch, review, 57(1):39–40 in Alaska, 69(4):151–52 Ljungmark, Lars, Swedish Exodus, trans. Kermit in the Cascade Forest Reserve, 55(3):125–27, B. Westerberg, review, 72(1):45 74(4):146–47, 149, 152 Llama (brig), 7(1):61–62, 65 changes in, on the Columbia Plateau, Llewellyn, K. N., The Cheyenne Way; Conflict 73(1):33–38 and Case Law in Primitive Jurisprudence, conflicts in central Oreg. over, (1904), review, 33(2):223–25 79(1):2–9 Lloyd, Jane, 7(1):55 in the eastern Cascades, 55(3):119–27 Lloyd, Steve K., Farallon: Shipwreck and Interior Department policies, 54(1):18, Survival on the Alaska Shore, review, 61(1):38 92(4):209 and national parks policy, 91(3):139–46 Lloyd George, David, 50(3):109, 113 on public lands, 55(3):123–27, 61(1):38, local government. See county government; 91(3):139–46 municipal government regulations affecting forest land, 55(3):123– local history 27 Centralia (Wash.) High School project on,

99 33(1):41–57 1907­1950, review, 44(2):92; rev. of Our Richard Kirkendall on, 81(3):83–86 Living Forests: The Story of Their WPA. projects in Washington, 30(4):387–98 Preservation and Multiple Use, 39(3):243– Local History: How to Gather It, Write It and 44 Publish It, by Donald Dean Parker, ed. by Loew, Edgar Allen, Electric Heating of Bertha E. Josephson, review, 36(2):176– Residences, 15(1):71 77 Loew, Marcus, 57(4):142–43 localism, in the study of Pacific Northwest Loewenberg, Robert J., "Creating a Provisional history, 43(4):251–61 Government in Oregon: A Revision,” "The Location of Flathead Post," by Allan H. 68(1):13–24; Equality on the Oregon Smith, 48(2):47–54 Frontier: Jason Lee and the Methodist Lock, H. P., 1(3):140 Mission, 1834­43, review, 69(1):35–36; rev. Locke, Jerome, 89(4):192–96, 199 of American Indian Policy in the Locke, John, 52(3):112–13 Jacksonian Era, 68(1):36–37 Locke, Robinson, 68(4):165–67, 173 Loewenheim, Francis L., ed., The Historian and Locke, Wash., 11(2):120 the Diplomat: The Role of History and Lockheed Corporation, 88(2):82, 85–86 Historians in American Foreign Policy, Lockley, Fred, 14(2):158 review, 59(2):116–17 Lockley, Fred, 67(2):68, 74(3):101–104 Lofall, Wash., 11(2):120 Lockley, Fred, "Oregon Immigrants of 1844," log cabin construction, 38(3):216, 223–32 18(2):93–102; Captain Sol. Tetherow, log construction, Finnish, 86(1):26–31 Wagon Train Master, 16(2):156; More Log of a Twentieth Century Cowboy, by Daniel G. Power to You, review, 26(3):235; Oregon Moore, review, 56(3):136 Folks, 19(2):148–49; Oregon Trail "The Log of the Caroline (1799)," by Richard Blazer, review, 21(3):232–33; Oregon's Jeffry Cleveland, ed. H. F. MacNair, Yesterdays, 20(3):233; To Oregon by Ox­ 29(1):61–84, 29(2):167–200 Team in '47, 15(2):146–47 The Log of the Princessa, by Herbert Ingram Lockwood, David, 64(4):138–46 Priestly, 11(3):233–34 Lockwood, Frank C., The Apache Indians, Log of the Union: John Boit's Remarkable Voyage review, 30(1):116–17 to the Northwest Coast and Around the Lodge, Henry Cabot , 2(1):6–7 World, 1794­1796, ed. Edmund Hayes, and Alaska border, 34(4):380–86 review, 73(3):140 and Turner, George, 34(4):374, 376–82 Logan, Eleanor, 64(3):124–25 and U.S.­Canada fishing dispute, 34(4):387 Logan, David, 44(3):108 Lodge, Henry Cabot, As It Was: An Inside View Logan, John, 64(3):124–25 of Politics and Power in the '50s and '60s, Logan, Jonathan, 43(4):290, 293 review, 69(4):187 Logan, Mary P., 3(4):298 Lodge, Henry Cabot, One Hundred Years of Logan, Robert, 98(1):24­25 Peace, 5(1):62 Logan, William, 97(4):192­94 Lodge, James, 32(3):279–80, 51(3):110–12, Logan County, Idaho, 31(2):199, 202 51(4):171 logger sports, Mason County (Wash.) Forest Lodge, James, 54(2):57 Festival, 87(3):122–27 Loehr, Rodney C., 48(4):127–28 Loggers’ Navy, 97(3):115­24 Loehr, Rodney C., ed., Forests for the Future: A Logger's Odyssey, by Sverre Nord, review, The Story of Sustained Yield as Told in the 35(2):180–81 Diaries and Papers of David T. Mason, logging and lumbering industries

100 in Aberdeen, Wash., 47(1):9–14 and, 39(4):260–66, 270–77, 282–83 Bellingham Bay Lumber Company, photo archives of the Timberman, 78(4):158 90(2):108–109 photographs by Clark Kinsey, 66(2):71–75, blacklisting in, 80(3):83–85, 87 74(1):18–27, 91(1):41 camp conditions, 75(4):150–51, 76(3):99– photographs by Frank Palmer (1898­1920), 100, 82(4):132, 134–35 76(3):104–13 in central and eastern Oreg., 84(1):19–29 photographs by R. H. McKay, 90(1):54 changes in, 87(3):117–29 photographs relating to, 44(2):65 , 74(1):18– in Coeur d'Alene National Forest, 46(1):12– 27, 78(4):158, 89(2):110 13 Port Blakely Mill Company, 57(4):158–71 conservation and, 51(2):49–56 price fixing (1899­1914), 41(4):291–99 in Coos Bay, Oreg., 75(4):146–55 in the Puget Sound region, 27(1):34–53 early sawmills on Puget Sound, 16(1):17–19 on public lands, 91(3):139–46 effect of Appalachian migrants to Wash. on, sawmilling on Grays Harbor, Wash. (1920s), 33(1):10–13 69(1):1–18 effects on local communities, 75(4):146–55 in Seattle, 51(2):57–62 fiction about, 35(4):353 shingle mills in Everett, Wash., 72(3):111, Finnish workers in, 93(3):140, 143 91(1):3–6, 9–13 in Gallatin Valley, Mont., 47(4):121–22 speculation in Coos Bay, Oreg., 75(4):146–53 Greeley, William B. on, 44(4):152–56 spruce for World War I airplanes, 9(4):255–58 historical resources on, 46(4):113–14, Spruce Production Division housing, 48(4):127–33, 49(2):82–83, 51(3):136–38 82(4):132–39 and homesteading, 70(1):2, 6–7 Sumner Iron Works, 81(3):118 and homesteading in Grays Harbor, Wash., sustained yield management, 75(4):152–55 70(1):2–7 technology and practices, 78(4):158, in Idaho, 89(3):166 81(3):118, 85(1):46 Idaho strike (1917), 66(3):115–22 trade associations (1899­1914), 41(4):285–311 in the Inland Empire (1898­1920), use of immigrant labor in, 54(4):144–45, 76(3):104–13 86(2):86, 91(1):41 in the Inland Empire (1900­30), 76(3):95– use of tugboats by, in Puget Sound (1850s­ 103 1920s), 42(4):302–23 Japanese Canadians in, 93(2):74–75 Vancouver Island loggers strike (1934), Japanese immigrants in, 54(4):144–45, 80(3):82–90 91(1):41 in Wash., 39(3):216–17, 222–29, 70(4):146–54 labor organizing in, 66(1):1–12 in World War I, 34(4):341, 35(1):67–68 labor unrest in Everett (1916), 57(2):57–64 See also forest management; Forest Service and land fraud in Oreg., 80(4):158 (U.S.); individual company names land speculation for, 57(4):159–63, 168, logging camps 70(4):146–54 conditions in, 75(4):150–51, 76(3):99–100, on the Makah Reservation, 43(4):264 82(4):132, 134–35 in the Malheur National Forest, 76(3):102– organizing workers in British Columbia (1935­ 103, 84(1):22–27, 29 45), 97(3):115­24 and national parks policy, 91(3):139–46 Lok, Michael, 36(2):155–60, 164 on the Olympic Peninsula, 82(3):118 Lokke, Carl L., Klondike Saga: The Chronicle of in Oregon, 94(1):53–54 a Minnesota Gold Mining Company, Oregon and California Railroad land grant review, 57(1):40

101 Lokken, Harold, 34(1):16 Long, Carolyn N., Religious Freedom and Indian Lokken, Roy, rev. of An Alaskan Gold Mine: Rights: The Case of Oregon v. Smith, The Story of No. 9 Above, 44(1):44–45 review, 93(4):204–205 Lokken, Roy N., "The Martial Law Controversy Long, E. B., The Saints and the Union: Utah in Washington Territory, 1856," 43(2):91– Territory during the Civil War, review, 119; "Stock Companies at the Placer 74(1):39 Mines: The Alaska Golden Gate Mining Long, George S., 70(4):149–53 Company," 49(3):89–98; ed., "Frederick Long, John W., Jr., "The Origin and Development Jackson Turner's Letters to Edmond S. of the San Juan Island Water Boundary Meany," 44(1):30–39 Controversy," 43(3):187–213 Lolo, Jean­Baptiste, 98(2):83, 88, 91 Long, Margaret, The Shadow of the Arrow, Lolo Trail, 57(1):10–11 review, 33(1):90–91 Lomawaima, K. Tsianina, rev. of Chiefly Long, Patrick T., and David M. Wrobel, eds., Feasts: The Enduring Kwakiutl Potlatch, Seeing and Being Seen: Tourism in the 84(2):70–71 American West, review, 93(2):96 Lomax, Alfred L., Pioneer Woolen Mills in Long, R. A., and E. R. Jackman, The Oregon Oregon: History of Wool and the Woolen Desert, review, 56(1):39–40 Textile Industry in Oregon, 1811­1875, Long, Stephen H., 28(4):342–43 review, 33(4):444–45 Long, Thomas Jefferson, 33(4):429, 435–36 Lomax, Allan, ed., Lead Belly and His Songs, Long Beach, Wash., 11(2):120–21 review, 28(3):332–33 Long Day's Journey: The Steamboat and Lomax, John A., ed., Lead Belly and His Songs, Stagecoach Era in the Northern West, by review, 28(3):332–33 Carlos Arnaldo Schwantes, review, Lomen, Gudbrand J., 89(3):116–17 92(1):53–54 London, Jack, 74(3):102–104 Long Island State Park Commission, Report, London, Jack, Martin Eden, 74(3):102 16(4):309 London, Joan, and Henry Anderson, So Shall Ye The Long Journey to the Country of the Hurons, Reap, review, 63(3):126 by Gabriel Sagard, ed. George M. Wrong, London Correspondence Inward from Sir review, 30(4):439–41 George Simpson, 1841­42, ed. Glyndwr A Long Pull from Stavanger: The Reminiscences Williams, review, 65(4):189 of a Norwegian Immigrant, by Birger London Merchant (steamer), 77(2):50–51 Osland, review, 36(4):357–59 London Missionary Society, 27(4):324, 335–37, Long Valley, Idaho, Finnish settlement, 86(1):26– 341, 36(2):100–14 27, 29–32 Lone Cowboy—My Life Story, by Will James, A Long View from the Left: Memoirs of an review, 22(1):62 American Revolutionary, by Al Richmond, Lone Eagle (racing canoe), 89(3):127, 130–31 review, 65(2):91–92 The Loneliest Campaign: The Truman Victory Long­Bell Lumber Company, 25(2):156–57, of 1948, by Irwin Ross, review, 60(1):52– 69(1):16–17 53 Longbranch, Wash., 11(2):121 Lonely Pedestrian: Francis Marion Streamer, The Longest Auto Race, by George Schuster with by Ann Briley, review, 78(3):113 Tom Mahoney, review, 58(1):49–50 A Long and Terrible Shadow: White Values, Longinos Martinez, Jose, Journal of Jose Native Rights in the Americas, 1492­1992, Longinos Martinez: Notes and Observations by Thomas R. Berger, review, 86(3):146 of the Naturalist of the Botanical Expedition Long, Albert, 13(3):167–80 in Old and New California and the South

102 Coast, 1791­1792, review, 53(3):124–25 37(1):8–9 long­lot farming system, 78(1/2):54–56 Looking Backward, by Edward Bellamy, 81(1):6 Longmate, Jack, rev. of Seattle: The Life and Looking Forward, the Story of an American Times of an American City, 72(3):141 Farm, by John R. Rogers, 37(1):5–6, 8–9 Longmire, Charles, and family, 55(3):120, 124, Looking Forward, or The Story of an American 126 Farm, by John R. Rogers, 60(4):184 Longmire, David, 23(1):48–60, 23(2):138–43, Looking Forward, The Story of the Upper Skagit, 25(3):174–78, 52(4):146 review, 4(2):130 Longmire, David, "First Immigrants to Cross Looking Forward, The Story of the Upper Skagit, the Cascades," 8(1):22–28 ed. Louis Jacobin, review, 4(2):130 Longmire, Elcaine, 7(1):55, 23(1):48–60, Looking Glass (Nez Perce chief), 6(3):151, 23(2):138–43 25(1):45–48, 45(1):1–2, 6, 49(4):132, 134 Longmire, Elizabeth Lotz Treat, 8(1):27–28 Looking West, by John D. Dorst, review, Longmire, Elizabeth Pollard, 8(1):27 91(2):99–100 Longmire, Ellen, 6(1):14 Loomer, C. W., rev. of Man and Land in the Longmire, George, 55(3):122 United States, 56(3):133 Longmire, James, 4(1):36, 8(1):3, 24–27, Loomis, Albertine, For Whom Are the Stars?, 8(2):99–100, 13(4):279–81, 25(3):174–78 review, 69(1):18–19 exploration of Cascades pass, 24(4):250 Loomis, Amanda, 39(3):211 narrative of, 23(1):47–60, 23(2):138–50 Loomis, E. G., 4(3):189 Longmire, James, 90(1):32 Loomis, F. A., ed., As Long as Life: The Memoirs Longmire, John, 23(1):48–60, 23(2):138–43 of a Frontier Woman Doctor, by Mary Longmire, Tibatha, 23(1):48–60, 23(2):138–43 Canaga Rowland, review, 87(4):217 Longmire, Virinda, 4(1):36, 8(1):24–27, Loomis, Louis Alfred, 5(1):26–27 13(4):279–80, 23(1):47–60, 23(2):138 Loomis, Noel M., Wells Fargo: An Illustrated Longmire, Virinda, 90(1):32 History, review, 60(4):230–31 longshoremen's strike (1934), 69(4):174–75, Loomis, Wash., 11(2):121 Longstaff, F. V., Notes on the History of the Loon Creek, Idaho, 27(4):384–86 Pacific Station from the Colonial Period Loon Lake, Wash., 11(2):121, 22(3):190 and the Early Period of Confederation Looney, Jesse, 41(2):96–97 until the Regular Service Across Canada Looney, Ruby Bond, 41(2):96–97 of the C. P. R. in 1887, 18(4):306 Loop Loop, Wash., 22(3):190 Longview, Wash., 11(2):121 Looters of the Public Domain, by Stephen A. Lonsdale , Richard Hyatt, 18(2):115–18 Douglas Puter, 39(4):268–69 Loo, Tina, Making Law, Order, and Authority in López de Haro, Gonzálo, 71(2):75 British Columbia, 1821­1871, review, Lopez Island, Wash., 11(2):122 87(1):47–48 in 1881, 37(3):189 "Looking at Oregon Territory Through Lopp, T. W., 26(2):92 Advertisements," by Edith Dobie, Lopp, W. T., 10(3):174, 17(1):15 18(2):103–109 Lopp, William T., 9(1):8–9 Looking at the Land of Promise: Pioneer Lopp, William T., 54(4):167–71, 173, 72(4):152, Images of the Pacific Northwest, by 155–56, 75(3):100–102, 106, 91(2):73–75, William H. Goetzmann, review, 82(1):37 81 Looking at Totem Poles, by Hilary Stewart, Lopp, William T., White Sox, The Story of the review, 85(3):118 Reindeer in Alaska, 16(4):306–308 Looking Backward, by Edward Bellamy, Lord, Alex, Alex Lord's British Columbia:

103 Recollections of a Rural School Inspector, Los Angeles and the Automobile: The Making of 1915­36, ed. John Calam, review, the Modern City, by Scott L. Bottles, 84(2):70 review, 79(2):83 Lord, Alice, 71(4):178, 86(1):39 Los Angeles Steamship Company, 40(3):179, Lord, C. J., 35(2):113 182, 187 Lord, Clifford, Historical Atlas of the United Los Angeles Transformed: Fletcher Bowron’s States, 35(2):170 Urban Reform Revival, 1938­1953, by Tom Lord, Elizabeth, Historical Atlas of the United Sitton, review, 97(1):49­50 States, 35(2):170 "The Loss of the Tonquin," by F. W. Howay, Lord, Florence B., Jeffrey F. Burton, Mary M. 13(2):83–92 Farrell, and Richard W. Lord, eds., Lost and Found Traditions: Native American Art, Confinement and Ethnicity: An Overview of 1965­1985, by Ralph T. Coe, ed. Irene World War II Japanese American Relocation Gordon, review, 77(4):158 Sites, review, 94(4):210­11 The Lost Cause: The Confederate Exodus to Lord, Harry C., 71(2):52, 54–62 Mexico, by Andrew F. Rolle, review, Lord, J. K., 53(1):20, 22 57(3):134 Lord, J. Keast, 9(2):92 Lost Creek, Wash., 11(2):122 Lord, Richard W., Jeffrey F. Burton, Mary M. The Lost Dream: Businessmen and City Planning Farrell, and Florence B. Lord, eds., on the Pacific Coast, 1890­1920, by Mansel Confinement and Ethnicity: An Overview of G. Blackford, review, 85(2):61 World War II Japanese American Relocation The Lost Empire: The Life and Adventures of Sites, review, 94(4):210­11 Nikolai Petrovich Rezanov, by Hector Lord Aberdeen. See Hamilton­Gordon, George Chevigny, review, 29(1):87–88 Lord Aberdeen and the Americas, by Wilbur Lost Heritage of Alaska: The Adventure and Art Devereux Jones, review, 50(1):33–34 of the Alaskan Coastal Indians, by Polly Lord Nelson (Lach­ka­nam; Clallam chief), Miller and Leon Gordon Miller, review, 8(1):44–45 60(1):35 Lord of Alaska. Baranov and the Russian Lost Mines and Treasures of the Pacific Adventure, by Hector Chevigny, review, Northwest, by Ruby El Hult, review, 34(2):219–21 49(1):45–46 Lord Selkirk of Red River, by John Morgan The Lost Reform: The Campaign for Compulsory Gray, review, 56(2):81 Health Insurance in the United States from Lord St. Vincent (Old Towlitz; Clallam Indian), 1932 to 1943, by Daniel S. Hirshfield, 1(2):19, 22–25 review, 63(1):35–36 The Lord's University: Freedom and Authority The Lost Revolutionary: A Biography of John at BYU, by Bryan Waterman and Brian Reed, by Richard O'Connor and Dale L. Kagel, review, 92(1):53 Walker, review, 60(2):113 Lore and Legends of the Klamath River Indians, Lost Rivers Transportation Company, 85(1):22– by Charles S. Graves, review, 21(1):67– 23 68 Lot Whitcomb (steamer), 7(1):52 Loriot (brig), 11(2):86–87, 13(2):98–99, Lotchin, Roger W., San Francisco, 1846­1856: 14(3):179 From Hamlet to City, review, 66(2):86 Lorne (tugboat), 42(4):317–19, 321 Lothrop, Gloria Ricci, ed. and trans., Lorraine, M. J., The Columbia Unveiled, review, Recollections of the Flathead Mission: 16(1):63 Containing Brief Observations Both Ancient Loryea, A. M., 89(3):137–41 and Contemporary Concerning This

104 Particular Nation, by Gregory Mengarini, Politics in Mt. McKinley National Park, review, 70(1):44 93(4):201–202 lotteries, "Grand Lottery of Washington Lovatt, R., Shoot Shoot Shoot: A History of the Territory,” 60(3):121–26 Victoria­Esquimalt Coast Artillery Lottinville, Savoie, ed., Travels in North Defences, 1878­1956, review, 86(3):142–43 America, 1822­1824, by Paul Wilhelm, Love, Glen A., rev. of A Novelist in the Making: A Duke of Württemberg, trans. W. Robert Collection of Student Themes and the Nitske, review, 66(4):182–83 Novels Blix and Vandover and the Brute, Lottinville, Savoie, and Robert V. Hine, eds., 63(3):123; rev. of The Viewless Winds, Soldier in the West: Letters of Theodore 82(3):109 Talbot During His Services in California, Love, Glen A., and Edwin R. Bingham, comps. Mexico, and Oregon, 1845­53, review, and eds., Northwest Perspectives: Essays on 64(3):129–30 the Culture of the Pacific Northwest, Lotzgesell, Mrs. George, "Pioneer Days at Old review, 71(1):40 Dungeness," 24(4):264–70 Love, Rhoda M., “The Final Cruise: Depression Loud Hawk: The United States versus the Era Teachers Journey North of the Arctic American Indian Movement, by Kenneth Circle,” 96(4):188­97; "The Grand Old Man S. Stern, review, 86(2):94–95 of Northwest Botany: Louis F. Henderson Loudon, W. J., A Canadian Geologist, (1853­1942),” 91(4):183–99; "Wilhelm 22(2):153–54 Nikolaus Suksdorf (1850­1932), Pioneer Lougenbeel, Pinkney, 3(1):79–80 Botanist of the Pacific Northwest,” Louis, Loretta, "History of Ruby City: The Life 89(4):171–87; rev. of Flowers in the Snow: and Death of a Mining Town," 32(1):61– The Life of Isobel Wylie Hutchison, 78 93(2):103–104 Louis Quiltanee (Spokane chief), 32(1):39–41 Love Israel Family, 89(2):65–76 Louis Riel, by George F. G. Stanley, review, "The Love Israel Family: An Urban Commune 55(3):132 Becomes a Rural Commune," by Charles P. "Louis Russell Glavis: A Postscript to the LeWarne, 89(2):65–76 Ballinger­Pinchot Controversy," by James Lovejoy, A. L., 1(1):43, 49, 2(2):140 Lal Penick, Jr., 55(2):67–75 Lovejoy, Asa Lawrence, 44(3):109 "Louis Shotridge, Museum Man: A 1918 Visit Lovin, Hugh T., "The Carey Act in Idaho, 1895­ to the Nass and Skeena Rivers," by 1925: An Experiment in Free Enterprise Jonathan Dean, 89(4):202–10 Reclamation,” 78(4):122–33; Louis Sloss and Company, 68(3):121 "Conservation, Irrigated Farming, and Louisa (ship), 24(2):89 Yellowstone National Park's Cascade Louisiana Place­Names of Indian Origin, by Corner,” 93(1):13–25; "The Fall of Farmer­ William A. Read, 19(2):154 Labor Parties, 1936­1938,” 62(1):16–26; Louisiana Purchase, 56(1):32 “Federal Intervention and Irrigated Farming Louisson, M. See M. Louisson and Company at King Hill," 94(2):59­68; "The Fight for Louisville, Mont., 26(4):264, 266, 272 an Irrigation Empire in the Yellowstone Lount, Mr. (of the Pacific Railroad Survey), River Valley,” 89(4):188–201; "Idaho and 32(1):20–58 the 'Reds,' 1919­1926,” 69(3):107–15; Louter, David, Windshield Wilderness: Cars, "Idaho's White Elephant: The King Hill Roads, and Nature in Washington's Tracts and the United States Reclamation National Parks, review, 98(4):196­97; Service,” 83(1):12–21; "LaSalle Street rev. of Changing Tracks: Predators and Capitalists, Charles Hammett, and Irrigated

105 Farming at King Hill,” 98(1):29­38; 50(4):168–69 "Moses Alexander and the Idaho Lumber Lower, J. Arthur, Ocean of Destiny: A Concise Strike of 1917: The Wartime Ordeal of a History of the North Pacific, 1500­1978, Progressive,” 66(3):115–22; rev. of review, 71(1):41 Clearcutting the Pacific Rain Forest: Lower Chinook Ethnographic Notes, by Verne F. Production, Science, and Regulation, Ray, review, 30(4):444–47 90(3):161; rev. of Crusade of the Left: Lower Chinook Indians, ethnography, 28(4):363– The Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish Civil 72 War, 61(4):236; rev. of In Prison, Lower Fort Garry, by Robert Watson, 20(1):71– 69(4):185; rev. of The Last Chance Canal 72 Company, 79(1):39; rev. of The Last Lower Granite Dam (Snake River), 86(4):179–87, Great Cause: The Intellectuals and the 87(1):10–12 Spanish Civil War, 60(1):51; rev. of Lower Snake River Project, 86(4):178–88 Legions of Babel: The International Lower Spokane Indians, 27(2):107–108, 133–34 Brigades in the Spanish Civil War, Lowery, Bob, 22(2):108 60(1):51; rev. of On the Battle Lines, Lowery, Woodbury, A Descriptive List of Maps of 1919­1939, 78(3):115; rev. of Water, the Spanish Possessions Within the Present Land, and Law in the West: The Limits of Limits of the United States, 1520­1820, ed. Public Policy, 1850­1920, 89(1):37–38 Philip Lee Phillips, review, 3(4):305–306 Lovoll, Odd S., The Promise of America: A Lowgap, Wash., 11(2):122 History of the Norwegian­American Lowie, Robert H., Robert H. Lowie, Ethnologist: People, review, 76(2):75 A Personal Record, review, 52(1):36–37 Low, C. A., 45(3):79 Lowitt, Richard, "The New Deal: An Essay Low, John N., 13(1):17–18 Review,” 68(1):25–30; "Senator Norris and Lowe, Augustus H., 37(1):51 His 1918 Campaign,” 57(3):113–19; Lowe, D. M., 83(2):49–51 George W. Norris: The Making of a Lowe, David, Ku Klux Klan: The Invisible Progressive, 1861­1912, review, 55(4):184; Empire, review, 59(4):219–20 George W. Norris: The Triumph of a Lowe, Jacob, 10(3):206, 209–12, 215, 219, 222– Progressive, 1933­1944, review, 71(2):88; 30 The New Deal and the West, review, Lowe, Thomas, 72(2):70 76(2):69; ed., Politics in the Postwar Lowe, W. H., 8(3):202 American West, review, 88(1):41; rev. of Lowell, A. C., 5(1):56 The Conservation Fight: From Theodore Lowell, Sherman J., 76(1):8–9 Roosevelt to the Tennessee Valley Authority, Lowell, Wash., 11(2):123 review, 51(1):35; rev. of Dammed Indians: Lowell School (Seattle), 83(4):133–35, 140, 143 The Pick­Sloan Plan and the Missouri River Lowenstein, Steven, The Jews of Oregon, 1850­ Sioux, 1944­1980, 74(2):92; rev. of Ernest 1950, review, 79(3):124 Gruening and the American Dissenting Lowenstein, Tom, Ancient Land, Sacred Whale: Tradition, 92(3):149–50; rev. of Fighting The Inuit Hunt and Its Rituals, review, Progressive: A Biography of Edward P. 86(3):139–40 Costigan, 64(1):42; rev. of The Great Lowenthal, David, ed., Man and Nature, by Monkey Trial, 59(4):219; rev. of A History George Perkins Marsh, review, 58(1):41– of the Navajos: The Reservation Years, 42 78(1/2):62; rev. of Land, Wood and Water, Lower, Arthur R. M., Canadians in the Making: 52(3):120; rev. of Mencken, 61(3):178–79; A Social History of Canada, review, rev. of The New Deal and American Indian

106 Tribalism: The Administration of the Civilization, 28(4):431–32; rev. of The Rise Indian Reorganization Act, 1934­45, of Rome, 24(2):154–55 72(4):184; rev. of Reclaiming the Lucas, Henry S., Netherlanders in America: American West: An Historiography and Dutch Immigration to the United States and Guide, 73(4):187; rev. of Senator Josiah Canada, 1789­1950, review, 47(2):63; ed., William Bailey of North Carolina: A Dutch Immigrant Memoirs and Related Political Biography, 60(3):170–71; rev. of Writings, review, 47(3):93–94Lucas, Henry The Spearless Leader: Senator Borah and S., rev. of Medieval Foundations of Western the Progressive Movement in the 1920's, Civilization, 20(2):146–147 64(3):132–33 Lucas, Henry S., rev. of The Mingling of the Lowman and Hanford (publishers), 67(2):66, 68 Races, 25(3):231 Lowrie, J., 13(1):62 Lucas, Henry Stephen, The Renaissance and the Lowry, Thomas P., Venereal Disease and the Reformation, review, 26(1):66–67 Lewis and Clark Expedition, review, Lucas, J. B., 35(3):229–30 97(1):46­47 Lucas, LeRoy, and Edward Dorn, The Lowther, Barbara J., with Muriel Laing, A Shoshoneans: The People of the Basin­ Bibliography of British Columbia: Laying Plateau, review, 58(4):210 the Foundations, 1849­1899, review, Lucas, Lydia A., comp., Manuscripts Collections 61(1):55–56 of the Minnesota Historical Society: Guide Lowther, Lawrence, and Floyd Rodine, "History No. 3, review, 70(3):141 Teaching in the High School: A Brief Lucas, W. H., 82(3):92–100 Survey of Washington State,” 59(3):147– Lucas, Wash., 11(2):123 52 Lucerne, Wash., 11(2):123 Loy, William G., ed., Atlas of Oregon, by Stuart Luch, Sara, 91(2):84–85 Allan, Aileen R. Buckley, and James E. Luchetti, Cathy, with Carol Olwell, Women of the Meacham, review, 94(2):95­96; rev. of West, review, 74(4):180 Redmond: Where the Desert Blooms, Lucia, Ellis, The Conscience of a City: Fifty Years 77(3):114; rev. of Washington: A of City Club Service in Portland, review, Centennial Atlas, 82(1):36 59(2):99; Head Rig: Story of the West Coast Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, Lumber Industry, review, 57(3):127; 69(3):109, 74(4):160–61, 76(3):100, Klondike Kate: The Life and Legend of Kitty 98(3):122 Rockwell, The Queen of the Yukon, review, loyalty oath, at the University of Washington 54(3):131; The Saga of Ben Holladay, during the Cold War era, 88(4):186, 189– review, 51(4):184–85; Tough Men, Tough 90, Country, review, 55(4):179 Loyalty Review Board, 98(2):64 Lucid, Robert F., ed., The Journals of Richard Lu kóosh (Makah Indian), 68(4):158–60 Henry Dana, Jr., by Richard Henry Dana, Luark, Michael F., 33(3):369, 96(4):198­205 Jr., review, 60(3):167–68 Luark, Patterson Fletcher, 33(3):369 Lucier, Etienne, 15(3):171, 24(3):186–87, 221, Lubetkin, M. John, Jay Cooke’s Gamble: The 230–31, 24(4):286–88 Northern Pacific Railroad, the Sioux, and Luckingham, Brad, rev. of Henry M. Porter: the Panic of 1873, review, 97(4):210 Rocky Mountain Empire Builder, 84(1):36 Lubove, Roy, The Struggle for Social Security, Ludditt, Fred W., Barkerville Days, review, 1900­1935, review, 60(1):49–50 61(4):224–25 Lucas, H. S., rev. of Commerce and Society: A Ludington, R. S., 16(1):21 Short History of Trade and its Effects on Ludlow, James P., 14(2):92

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108 Lyman, Wash., 11(2):124, 33(1):10 Lyons, John, 7(3):187–98 Lyman, William D., The Columbia River, Lyons, Letitia Mary, Francis Norbert Blanchet 29(3):240–41 and the Founding of the Oregon Missions Lyman, William D., Gray Memorial (1838­1848), review, 32(2):215–16 Celebration, 8(1):68–69 Lyons, Lord, 43(3):210–11 Lyman, William Denison, 11(3):237 Lyons, Wendi, and Anne L. Foster, “Caribou or Lyman, William Dennison, The Columbia Oil? Using the George L. Collins Papers to River, Its History, Its Myths, Its Scenery, Document the Alaska Conservation Its Commerce, review, 3(4):308; Indian Movement,” ed. Bill Alley, 96(3):164­65 Myths of the Northwest, 7(3):254–55 Lyons Ferry (Wash.), 65(3):123, 127–29 Lynch, Thomas, 31(3):292–344 The Lyric Singer: A Biography of Ella Higginson, lynching, on the wageworkers' frontier, by Dorothy Koert, review, 77(2):73 77(2):56; and the law, 94(2):83–92 Lysle, John Wilson, 34(1):67–86 Lynching and Vigilantism in the United States: Lytle, Scott H., rev. of The Age of the Democratic An Annotated Bibliography, comp. Norton Revolution: A Political History of Europe H. Moses, review, 89(3):153 and America, 1760­1800, review, Lynden, Wash., 11(2):124 51(4):189–90 Lynn, Kenneth S., The Air­Line to Seattle: Lytton, E. B., 5(1):47–49, 23(2):98, 101 Studies in Literary and Historical Writing Lytton Anglican Mission, British Columbia, about America, review, 75(2):83; William 75(2):73–74, 76 Dean Howells: An American Life, review, 64(1):35 M Lyon, Caleb, 29(3):258, 260–63, 267, 44(2):82– M. L. Wilson and the Campaign for the Domestic 83, 60(2):78, 80–81, 61(4):193–200 Allotment, by William D. Rowley, review, as territorial governor, 36(4):343–44, 346 62(1):44–45 Lyon, E. Wilson, The Man Who Sold Louisiana; M. Louisson and Company, 45(3):78–80 The Career of François Barbé­Marbois, Ma, L. Eve Armentrout, Revolutionaries, review, 34(2):223–24 Monarchists, and Chinatowns: Chinese Lyon, Hastings, The Constitution and the Men Politics in the Americas and the 1911 Who Made It, 28(2):212 Revolution, review, 82(1):36 Lyon, Hylan B., 37(3):212–13, 218–19, 222, Mabana, Wash., 11(2):127 228 Maben, Manly, Vanport, review, 79(2):81 Lyon, J. M., 17(3):212 Mabton, Wash., 11(2):127 Lyon, Lieut., 2(3):238, 240 Macalister, James, 10(3):217 Lyon, William H., The Pioneer Editor in MacArthur, Dougall, The Legend Whispered: A Missouri, 1808­1860, review, 57(1):41– Novel of the Apple Country, review, 42; rev. of Movable Type: Biography of 35(4):366 Legh R. Freeman, 72(1):41 Macarthur, Walter, Last Days of Sail on the West Lyons, B. J., Thrills and Spills of a Cowboy Coast, 21(2):148 Rancher, review, 50(4):165–66 Macassar (ship), 17(2):125, 127 Lyons, Bill, 21(4):276–80 Macbride, Thomas Huston, 25(2):156 Lyons, Cicely, Salmon, Our Heritage: The Story Macbride, Thomas Huston, In Cabins and Sod­ of a Province and an Industry, review, Houses, 20(1):75 62(3):126 MacCaughey, Charles W., 77(2):44 Lyons, Dick, 21(4):276–80 MacColl, E. Kimbark, The Growth of a City: Lyons, Esther, 94(3):115–29 Power and Politics in Portland, Oregon,

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112 Maddox, Robert James, William E. Borah and Magden, Ronald E., "The Schuddakopf Case, American Foreign Policy, review, 1954­1958: Tacoma Public Schools and 62(1):42 Anticommunism,” 89(1):4–11 Maddux, Percy, City on the Willamette: The Magee, Bernard, 21(2):83–94 Story of Portland, Oregon, review, Magee, James, 6(1):54–55, 11(1):26, 12(1):40–43, 44(1):44 46–47 Madenwald, Abbie Morgan, Arctic Magee, John B., 89(1):6, 9 Schoolteacher: Kulukak, Alaska, 1931­ Magee, Joseph, 29(1):55–56 1933, review, 85(2):72 The Magestic Land: Peaks, Parks, and Madison, B. J., 7(4):318 Prevaricators of the Rockies and Highlands Madison, Donald L., rev. of To Serve the of the Northwest, by Eric Thane, review, Greatest Number: A History of Group 42(2):173–74 Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, Magic (tugboat), 42(4):316–19, 321–22 89(4):214–15 Magic in the Mountains, the Yakima Shaman: Madison, Helene, 87(1):17–19, 27 Power and Practice, by Donald M. Hines, Madison, James, 53(1):35 review, 86(2):91–92 Madison County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 Magie, Michael, rev. of Visions upon the Land: Madison County, Mont., 31(2):195–96, 201 Man and Nature on the Western Range, Madison Square Garden (New York) Rodeo, 86(3):143–44 83(4):123–24, 126 Magill, Dave, 68(4):177–79 Madison Street Cable Line (Seattle), 87(4):177 Magliari, Michael, rev. of Dream a Little: Land Madmen and Geniuses: The Vice­Presidents of and Social Justice in Modern America, the United States, by Sol Barzman, 93(3):161–62; rev. of Land in the American 92(4):187–88 West: Private Claims and the Common Madsen, Betty M., and Brigham D. Madsen, Good, 93(3):161–62; rev. of The Lost North to Montana! Jehus, Bullwhackers, Dream: Businessmen and City Planning on and Mule Skinners on the Montana Trail, the Pacific Coast, 1890­1920, 85(2):61; rev. review, 91(2):105 of Memories of a Rancher from the Land of Madsen, Brigham D., Against the Grain: the Never Sweats (Milford, Lassen County, Memoirs of a Western Historian, review, California): Neighbors, Family, Horses, 90(4):208–209; The Bannock of Idaho, Cattle, Dogs, and Reactions, 1899 to 1952, review, 49(3):124–25; Glory Hunter: A 84(3):112; rev. of Uncle Henry: A Biography of Patrick Edward Connor, Documentary Profile of the First Henry review, 83(1):32 Wallace, 86(2):96 Madsen, Brigham D., and Betty M. Madsen, Magnaghi, Russell M., rev. of The Churches and North to Montana! Jehus, Bullwhackers, the Indian Schools, 1888­1912, 72(2):85 and Mule Skinners on the Montana Trail, Magnificent Derelicts: A Celebration of Older review, 91(2):105 Buildings, by Ronald Woodall, review, Madsen, David, rev. of Creating the People's 69(1):42 University: Washington State University, The Magnificent Mountain Women: Adventures in 1890­1990, 82(2):77; rev. of Henry the Colorado Rockies, by Janet Robertson, Davidson Sheldon and the University of review, 82(3):111 Oregon, 1874­1948: A Biographical Magnuson, Richard G., Coeur d'Alene Diary: The Essay with Selected Letters, 71(3):142 First Ten Years of Hardrock Mining in Madsen, Orla, 84(3):91–94 North Idaho, review, 61(1):21 Mae, Wash., 11(2):127 Magnuson, Warren G.

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114 Guide, review, 71(1):42 Making Law, Order, and Authority in British Mak, James, Erik F. Haites, and Gary M. Columbia, 1821­1871, by Tina Loo, review, Walton, Western River Transportation: 87(1):47–48 The Era of Early Internal Development, Making Native Space: Colonialism, Resistance, 1810­1860, review, 69(2):87 and Reserves in British Columbia, by Cole "A Makah Epic Journey: Oral History and Harris, review, 95(1):38­39 Documentary Sources," by Eric Blinman, The Making of a History: Walter Prescott Webb Elizabeth Colson, and Robert Heizer, and "The Great Plains," by Gregory M. 68(4):153–63 Tobin, review, 70(1):19 Makah Indian Reservation, 11(2):128, 37(1):56, The Making of a Political Leader: Kenneth S. 38(3):262 Wherry and the United States Senate, by Protestant religious instruction at, 42(3):236– Marvin E. Stromer, review, 61(3):181 37 "The Making of a Princeton President, 1896­ Makah Reservation (1855­1933), 87(4):180–93 1902: An Essay Review," by David A. Makah Indians, 11(4):250, 41(3):190–92, Shannon, 65(4):184–86 53(4):151 The Making of a Ranger: Forty Years with the art of, 61(4):212–16 National Parks, by Lemuel A. Garrison, canoes of, 46(2):33, 38 review, 77(2):73 changes in culture and society of, 43(4):262– The Making of a Sailor, by Frederick Pease 72 Harlow, 29(3):248–49 coastal villages of, 74(3):106–107, 110–13 The Making of an American Community: A Case dances, 80(2):61 Study of Democracy in a Frontier County, depicted by artist James Madison Alden, by Merle Curti, et al., review, 50(3):119–20 69(1):31–33 The Making of an Ethnic Middle Class: Portland dogfish oil production and trade by, Jewry over Four Generations, by William 59(2):100–101 Toll, review, 75(1):41 oral narrative of a kidnapping, 68(4):153–63 The Making of Oregon: A Study in Historical Ozette , 84(2):78 Geography, by Samuel N. Dicken and Quillayute Indians and, 20(3):181–83 Emily F. Dicken, review, 73(1):43 and sea otters, 31(4):377–381 The Making of Sacagawea: A Euro­American use of photography by, 80(2):55, 61 Legend, by Donna J. Kessler, review, Vancouver, George, and, 51(1):3–5 89(1):45 whaling traditions of, 33(1):65–69 The Making of the Diplomatic Mind: The The Makah Indians: A Study of an Indian Tribe Training, Outlook, and Style of United in Modern American Society, by Elizabeth States Foreign Service Officers, 1908­1931, Colson, 45(1):36–37 by Robert D. Schulzinger, review, Makarii, Hieromonk, 63(2):43–45, 50 69(3):139 Makarova, Raisa V., Russians on the Pacific, "The Making of the English People," by Albert E. 1743­1799, trans. and ed. Richard A. Egge, 2(4):294–302 Pierce and Alton S. Donnelly, review, The Making of the Labor Bureaucrat: Union 68(3):150 Leadership in the United States, 1870­1920, Make Prayers to the Raven: A Koyukon View of by Warren R. Van Tine, review, 66(2):93– the Northern Forest, by Richard K. 94 Nelson, review, 74(4):179 The Making of Urban History: Historiography Maki, John McGilvrey, Inner Asian Frontiers of Through Oral History, by Bruce M. Stave, China, 32(4):467–69 review, 71(1):44

115 Making Salmon: An Environmental History of Trade, 1788­1844, review, 92(1):47 the Northwest Fisheries Crisis, by Joseph Malone, Dumas, The Interpretation of History, E. Taylor III, review, 92(2):95–96 review, 34(4):418–20 Making the Voyageur World: Travelers and Malone, Joseph J., Pine Trees and Politics: The Traders in the North American Fur Trade, Naval Stores and Forest Policy in Colonial by Carolyn Podruchny, review, 98(3):146­ New England, 1691­1775, review, 47 56(4):180–81 Maksuotoff, Prince, 3(1):86, 88–89 Malone, Joseph J., Thomas R. Cox, Robert S. Maksutov, Dmitrii, 62(1):1–3, 5–6, 68(3):120– Maxwell, and Phillip Drennon Thomas, 22 This Well­Wooded Land: Americans and Malad, Idaho, 28(2):147 Their Forests from Colonial Times to the Malaga, Wash., 22(3):190 Present, review, 78(1/2):60 Malamud, Bernard, 97(4):185­86 Malone, Michael P., "Montana Politics at the Malaspina, Alejandro, 54(4):150–53, 155–57, Crossroads, 1932­1933,” 69(1):20–29; C. 71(2):74–75, 80(1):30, 80(3):118 Ben Ross and the New Deal in Idaho, Malaspina in California, by Donald C. Cutter, review, 62(1):33–34; James J. Hill: Empire veview, 52(3):118–19 Builder of the Northwest, review, 89(1):43– Malcolm Campbell, Sheriff, by Robert B. David, 44; ed., Historians and the American West, review, 23(3):229–30 review, 76(1):32–33; rev. of All but the Malden, Wash., 11(2):128 People: Franklin D. Roosevelt and His Malheur County, Oreg., Japanese American Critics, 1933­39, 61(1):61; The Battle for internee labor in, 90(3):126, 128–29, 136 Butte: Mining and Politics on the Northern Malheur Indian Reservation, 26(1):18–19 Frontier, 1864­1906, review, 73(4):190; Malheur National Forest, 76(3):102–103, rev. of The Brains Trust, 60(3):170; rev. of 84(1):19–29 Hanging the Sheriff: A Biography of Henry Malheur Railroad Company, 84(1):24–27 Plummer, 79(2):77; rev. of Nature's Malietoa (Samoan king), 27(4):320, 324–36, Yellowstone, 66(3):140; rev. of Not in 342 Precious Metals Alone: A Manuscript Malietoa I (Samoan king), 68(2):55–58 History of Montana, 69(3):140; rev. of This Malin, James C., Indian Policy and Westward House of Sky: Landscapes of a Western Expansion, 13(2):151; The United States Mind, 70(4):180; After the World War, 21(4):307–308 Malone, Michael P., and Richard B. Roeder, Mallett, Derek R., rev. of Jefferson’s Western Montana: A History of Two Centuries, Explorations: Discoveries Made in review, 68(4):191–92 Exploring the Missouri, Red River, and Malone, Michael P., and Richard W. Etulain, The Washita, review, 97(1):47­48 American West: A Twentieth­Century Mallett, Elsie Scott, 88(3):107, 109–10, 116–45 History, review, 81(1):33 Mallickan, Diane, Dennis Baird, and William R. Maloney, Alice Bay, ed., Fur Brigade to the Swagerty, eds., The Nez Perce Nation Bonaventura: John Work's California Divided: Firsthand Accounts of Events Expedition, 1832­1833, for the Hudson's Leading to the 1863 Treaty, review, Bay Company, review, 36(4):347–49 95(2):98­99 Maloney, M., 2(1):30–31, 4(4):288–89 Mallory, F., 2(1):31 Maloney, Maurice, 13(4):275–77, 17(4):297–98, Mallory, J. C., 11(2):90–91 20(3):190–91, 95(1):30 Malloy, Mary, "Boston Men" on the Northwest Maloney, W. H., 35(1):67 Coast: The American Maritime Fur Malott, Mary F., 16(4):313

116 Maltby, Wash., 11(2):128 Mandan Indians, 43(1):51–53, 56, 58, 63 Mama's Bank Account, by Kathryn Forbes, De Smet, Peter John, and, 35(2):136 review, 35(1):86 Mandau, Mr. (North West Company employee at Mammals and Birds of Mount Rainier National Rocky Mountain Fort), 19(4):250–70 Park, by Walter P. Taylor and William T. Mandich, Steve, Evel Incarnate: The Life and Shaw, 18(4):305–306 Legend of Evel Knievel, review, 93(2):100 Mammoth Hot Springs, and hotel development Manette, Wash., 11(2):128 in Yellowstone National Park (1882­ Maney, Goerig and Rydstrom, 47(2):38 1892), 74(1):2, 6–7, 10 Mangam, William D., The Clarks, An American Man, Land, and the Forest Environment, by Phenomenon, review, 33(2):220–21 Marion Clawson, review, 69(4):168 Mangum, Garth L., and Bruce D. Blumell, The Man and Land in the United States, by Marion Mormons' War on Poverty: A History of Clawson, review, 56(3):133 LDS Welfare, 1830­1990, review, 85(2):72– Man and Learning in Modern Society: Papers 73 and Addesses Delivered at the Mangum, Willie P., 52(1):11–12 Inauguration of Charles E. Odegaard as Mangun, Kimberley, “A Force for Change: President of the University of Washington, Beatrice Morrow Cannady’s Program for November 6 and 7, 1958, review, Race Relations in Oregon, 1912­1936,” 51(3):143 96(2):69­75 Man and Nature, by George Perkins Marsh, ed. Mangusso, Mary Childers, rev. of Alaskan John David Lowenthal, review, 58(1):41–42 G. Brady: Missionary, Businessman, Judge, Man and the Stars, by Herbert H. Gowen, and Governor, 1878­1918, 75(1):43; rev. of 25(4):305 A Chronological History of the Discovery of The Man From Oregon: The Odyssey of a the Aleutian Islands; or, The Exploits of Pioneer Sky Pilot, by Charles E. Russian Merchants, 68(3):150; rev. of The Schaeffer, review, 38(2):175–76 End of Russian America: Captain P. N. Man in Glacier, by C. W. Buchholtz, review, Golovin's Last Report, 1862, 72(4):189; rev. 69(1):41–42 of Empire's Edge: American Society in A Man Unafraid. The Story of John Charles Nome, Alaska, 1898­1934, 98(2):100­101; Frémont, by Herbert Bashford and Harr rev. of Frontier Politics: Alaska's James Wagner, review, 22(2):150–52 Wickersham, 71(2):88; rev. of Nome, "City The Man Who Sold Louisiana; The Career of of the Golden Beaches,” 76(2):74; rev. of François Barbé­Marbois, by E. Wilson Russians on the Pacific, 1743­1799, Lyon, review, 34(2):223–24 68(3):150 The Management of Land and Related Water Mangusso, Mary Childers, and Andrea R. C. Resources in Oregon: A Case Study in Helms, "The Nome Gold Conspiracy,” Administrative Federalism, by Charles 73(1):10–19Manhattan Malting Company, McKinley, review, 58(4):219–20 47(4):118–19 Manby, Thomas, 6(1):56 Manhattan Project, 85(1):6–14 Manchuria, 36(1):23–26 Maniant, Mr. (North West Company employee at and Russo­Japanese War, 35(4):306, 318, Rocky Mountain Fort), 19(4):250–70 320 manifest destiny, 52(1):2–6 Mancke, Elizabeth, rev. of Duff Pattullo of religious, 41(2):125–30, 160–61 British Columbia, 83(3):114–15 Manifest Destiny, by Albert K. Weinberg, 52(1):3 Mandan and Hidatsa Music, by Frances Manifest Destiny and Mission in American Densmore, 15(2):152 History: A Reinterpretation, by Frederick

117 Merk, with Lois Bannister Merk, review, Manring, B. F., Conquest of the Coeur d'Alene, 55(3):134 Spokane and Palouse Indians, review, The Manila Galleon, by William Lyle Schurz, 3(2):159 review, 30(4):451–52 Manring, Nicholas J., "Elberton, Washington, Manila Literary and Debating Society, 1900­1910: The Photographs of Archie E. 57(1):19–20 Irwin,” 69(4):169–73 Manley, John H., 70(1):10, 19 Manning, W. C., 37(1):47 Manly, Merle W., ed., Mazama (1924), Man's Conquest of the Pacific: The Prehistory of 16(1):68–69; ed., Mazama (1925), Southeast Asia and Oceania, by Peter 17(2):149–50; ed., Mazama (1928), Bellwood, review, 72(4):190 20(1):76 Man's Dominion: The Story of Conservation in Mann, John W. W., “‘No More Out’: The Deep America, by Frank Graham, Jr., review, Creek Colony of Spokane Indians, 1878­ 63(4):175 1888,” 98(4):169­82; Sacajawea’s Mansfield, E. D., 22(3):164, 168 People: The Lemhi Shoshones and the Mansfield, Glen, 95(1):19­20 Salmon River Country, review, 97(2):104­ Mansfield, Harold, Vision: A Saga of the Sky, 105 86(3):107–108 Mann, Ralph, rev. of Company Town: Potlatch, Mansfield, John, 40(2):141, 144 Idaho, and the Potlatch Lumber Mansfield, Mike, 97(1):7 Company, 79(2):75; rev. of The Mansfield, Norma Bicknell, Keeper of the Wolves, Magnificent Mountain Women: review, 26(1):69 Adventures in the Colorado Rockies, Mansfield, Wash., 11(2):129 82(3):111; rev. of Settlers' Children: Mansfield on the Condition of the Western Forts, Growing Up on the Great Plains, 1853­54, ed. Robert W. Frazer, review, 83(4):157 55(3):130 Mann­Elkins Act (1910), 45(1):22, 25 Manson, Janet M., Diplomatic Ramifications of Manners, William, TR and Will: A Friendship Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, 1939­ That Split the Republican Party, review, 1941, review, 83(2):74 62(2):90 Manson, Marsden, 49(2):50 Mannheim, Karl, 52(3):113–14 Manson, Wash., 11(2):129 Manning, Clarence A., Russian Influence on Mantissa plantarum minus ant plane Early America, review, 45(3):103 incognitarium, by Georg Steller, 90(3):115– Manning, Harvey, The North Cascades, review, 22 56(2):56; rev. of Dams and Other The Mantle of Elias; The Story of Fathers Disasters: A Century of the Army Corps of Blanchet and Demers in Early Oregon, by Engineers in Civil Works, 64(2):93–94 M. Leona Nichols, review, 33(2):215–16 Manning, Harvey, Bob Spring, and Ira Spring, Manuel, George, and Michael Posluns, The The Key to Our Environment: Cool, Clear Fourth World: An Indian Reality, review, Water, review, 63(4):174–75 66(3):138–39 Manning, Nina, 6(4):235, 237 Manuel Lisa and the Opening of the Missouri Fur Manning, Thomas G., 44(4):147 Trade, by Richard Edward Oglesby, review, Manning, Thomas G., rev. of Grove Karl 55(2):88 Gilbert: A Great Engine of Research, "The Manufacture of Aluminum Products in the 73(4):185 State of Washington," by Theodore Manore, Jean L., ed., The Culture of Hunting in Herman, 43(3):214–25 Canada, review, 98(3):148­49 Manufacturers' Association of Washington,

118 92(3):120, 123 by Laura Woodworth­Ney, review, manufacturing 96(4):212­13 aluminum products in Wash., 43(3):214–25 Mapping the Frontier: Charles Wilson's Diary of and small­business diversification in Mont., the Survey of the 49th Parallel, 1858­1862, 84(3):104–105 While Secretary of the British Commission, in Wash., 39(3):222, 224–25 ed. George F. G. Stanley, review, See also aircraft industry 63(4):167–68 Manuscripts Collections of the Minnesota maps and mapmaking Historical Society: Guide No. 3, comp. Anson map, 20(1):24–25 Lydia A. Lucas, review, 70(3):141 of California and Utah (1852), 11(3):239 Manuscripts from the Burton Historical Colter's route on Nicholas Biddle's (1814), Collection, ed. M. A. Burton, 8(1):68 26(3):195–96 Manuscripts in Libraries of the Pacific of the Coquille River area (Oreg.), 82(3):101– Northwest, by Charles W. Smith, 108 22(2):152 digital collection of, at Washington State Manville, Adaline, 7(1):52 University, 93(2):106–107 "Many Tender Ties": Women in Fur­Trade donated by Charles H. Carey to the Oregon Society in Western Canada, 1670­1870, Historical Society, 26(4):307 by Sylvia Van Kirk, review, 73(3):135 of early Spanish expeditions, 54(4):150–57 Many Wests: Place, Culture, and Regional first to show the strait separating Asia and Identity, ed. David M. Wrobel and North America, 22(2):114–16 Michael C. Steiner, review, 90(2):100– of Fort Vancouver (1854), 12(4):311 101 geological, of Washington, 19(4):246–47 Manzanar Relocation Center, 90(3):128–29, of Indian wars, 22(1):79–80 132–33. See also Japanese Americans on Kamchatka expeditions, 86(1):3, 5, 9–13 Manzione, Joseph, "I Am Looking to the North legislative redistricting in Wash. (1955­1957), for My Life": Sitting Bull, 1876­1881, 93(4):182 review, 83(1):37 of Oregon Territory, by Samuel Parker, Mapes, Carl H., "Teaching Regional Geography 56(4):161, 163 in the Pacific Northwest," 35(2):165–68; of Pacific Ocean, 48(4):145 ed., Historic Oregon Country, review, Peter Pond's exploration of western Canada, 35(1):84–85; ed., Historic Pacific 42(4):324–29 Northwest, review, 35(1):84–85 relating to Pacific Northwest history, Maple, Eli B., 3(4):300 38(3):261–72 Maplecreek, Wash., 11(2):129 by Russian fur trade expeditions, 38(1):35–83, Mapleton, Idaho, 28(2):143 38(2):109–55 Maplevalley, Wash., 11(2):129 of the San Juan Islands, 73(4):156–64 The Mapmaker’s Eye: David Thompson on the for study of Pacific northwest history and Columbia Plateau, by Jack Nisbet, geography, 42(3):242–46 review, 97(2):96­97 Upper Snake River Valley, 37(2):87–108 Mapper of Mountains: M. P. Bridgland in the Vancouver, George, in Puget Sound (1792), Canadian Rockies, 1902­1930, by I. S. 44(3):115–28 MacLaren, with Eric Higgs and Gabrielle in Washington Territory, 62(4):129–41 Zezulka­Mailloux, review, 97(4):204­205 by the Wilkes expedition, 80(1):22, 24–25, 28– Mapping Identity: The Creation of the Coeur 31 d’Alene Indian Reservation, 1805­1902, "Maps and Their Use in Pacific Northwest

119 History," by Otis W. Freeman, 42(3):242– review, 64(1):34 46 Marcus, Wash., 11(2):130 Maquinna (Nootka chief), 5(4):303–306, 308, Marcus and Narcissa Whitman and the Opening 6(1):51–54, 61, 64, 6(2):86, 8(3):163–64, of Old Oregon, by Clifford Merrill Drury, 169, 11(1):21, 17(4):280–87 review, 66(2):84–85 Maquinna (Nootka chief), 65(4):159, 161–62, Marcus Whitman, Crusader, Part One, 1802­ 70(3):110–11, 113, 117–19, 71(2):75 1839, ed. Archer Butler Hulbert and Mar, Helen, 1(1):40 Dorothy Printup Hulbert, review, 28(1):89– Mar, Paul, coordinator, and Juris Vagners, 91 supervisor, Oil on Puget Sound: An Marcus Whitman, Crusader, Part Two, 1839 to Interdisciplinary Study in Systems 1843, ed. Archer Butler Hulbert and Engineering, review, 64(2):94 Dorothy Printup Hulbert, review, Marble, Manton, 31(3):292–305 30(1):109–110 Marble, Wash., 11(2):129 Marcus Whitman, Crusader: Part Three, 1843 to Marburg, Theodore, Development of the League 1847, ed. Archer Butler Hulbert and of Nations Idea, ed. John H. Latane, Dorothy Printup Hulbert, review, 33(1):71 23(4):307–308; ed., Taft Papers on Marcus Whitman, M. D.: Pioneer and Martyr, by League of Nations, 12(2):154–55 Clifford M. Drury, review, 29(2):205–207 Marcaccio, Michael D., The Hapgoods: Three Marcus Whitman, Pathfinder and Patriot, by Earnest Brothers, review, 70(3):141 Myron Eells, review, 3(2):154–57 Marcellus, Wash., 11(2):129 Marcy, William L., 43(3):205–207, 211, 47(4):99, The March Inland: Origins of the ILWU 49(2):69 Warehouse Division, 1934­1938, by martial law in Washington Territory (1856) Harvey Schwartz, review, 72(1):42 and, 43(2):108, 110, 116–17, 95(1):28 The March of Democracy: The Rise of the Marcy and the Gold Seekers: The Journal of Union, by James Truslow Adams, review, Captain R. B. Marcy, with an Account of the 24(1):63–64 Gold Rush over the Southern Route, by The March of the Montana Column: A Prelude Grant Foreman, review, 30(4):443–44 to the Custer Disaster, by Lieutenant Marden, John, 16(3):174–75 James H. Bradley, ed. Edgar I. Stewart, Marengo, Wash., 11(2):130 review, 53(2):82–83 Margaret (schooner), 7(1):22, 34 March of the Volunteers: Soldiering with Lewis Margaret (ship), 6(1):54–55, 59, 6(2):85, and Clark, by Constance Bordwell, 11(1):23, 25–26 review, 52(4):159 Margaret (ship), 12(1):40–43, 46–47 Marchand, Ernest, Frank Norris, A Study, marginalization, social. See social marginalization review, 34(1):120–21 Margrave, M., 18(1):62–65 Marchand, Etienne, 11(1):6, 9–12, 18–20 Margulies, Herbert F., The Decline of the Marchand, Roland, Advertising the American Progressive Movement in Wisconsin, 1890­ Dream: Making Way for Modernity, 1920, review, 60(2):109–10; The Mild 1920­1940, review, 77(2):58 Reservationists and the League of Nations Marches of the Dragoons in the Mississippi Controversy in the Senate, review, Valley, by Louis Pelzer, 9(2):156–57 81(4):156 Marching! Marching! by Claire Weatherwax, Margulies, Sylvia R., The Pilgrimage to Russia: 29(3):245–46 The Soviet Union and the Treatment of Marcus, Robert D., Grand Old Party: Political Foreigners, 1924­1937, review, 61(4):220– Structure in the Gilded Age, 1880­1896, 21

120 Marias Pass (Mont.), 41(1):22–23, 56(2):82–83, voyage of the Hope (1790­1792), 11(1):3–28 85 voyages by Robert Haswell, 24(2):83–86 Marin, Francisco de Paula, 30(3):296 voyages of the Atahualpa, 19(1):3–12 Marine Birds and Mammals of Puget Sound, by maritime history Tony Angell and Kenneth C. Balcomb III, Bering Sea Patrol, 78(3):74–82 review, 75(4):184 gunboat diplomacy in B.C. (1860s), 69(4):159– "Marine Disasters of the Alaska Route," by C. 68 L. Andrews, 7(1):21–37 photographs by Wilhelm Hester, 67(2):69–75 marine engineering, 85(2):78, 90(1):3–16 Puget Sound War (1855­57), 67(1):10–20 HMS Mariner (ship), 73(1):24–25 resources on, in Washington state, 65(2):79–84 Marion, Francis, 15(2):120–21 Revenue Cutter Service (U.S.), 72(4):146–56, Marion County (Oreg.) Bible Society, 78(3):74–82 24(2):112, 117–18 syllabus of northwestern, 4(1):57–59 Marion Post Wolcott: A Photographic Journey, wooden shipbuilding, 90(1):3–16 by F. Jack Hurley, review, 81(1):33 See also exploration and scientific study Mariposa (liner), 7(1):28, 37 Maritime History of Massachusetts, 1783­1860, "The Maritime Activities of the North West by Samuel Eliot Morison, 13(1):70–71 Company, 1813 to 1821," by Marion A Maritime History of the Pacific Coast, 1540­ O'Neil, 21(4):243–67 1980, by James H. Hitchman, review, Maritime Commission, U.S., 96(1):4 82(2):73 maritime disasters Maritime Memories of Puget Sound, by Joe on the Seattle­Skagway route, 7(1):21–37 Williamson and Jim Gibbs, review, in whaling, 9(1):6–9 69(3):141 maritime fur trade, 6(1):57–68 Maritime Solidarity: Pacific Coast Unionism, attack on Lady Washington (1791), 1929­1938, by Ottilie Markholt, review, 20(2):114–23 91(2):96–97 Boston traders in the Hawaiian Islands, Maritime Trade of Western United States, by Eliot 12(3):169–201 Grinnell Mears, review, 27(3):276 and Cape Disappointment, 14(4):266–68 Mark, Joan T., and Frederick Hoxie, eds., With Clapp, Benjamin, in the, 25(2):108–110 the Nez Perces: Alice Fletcher in the Field, Forester, of John Jacob Astor, 23(4):261–85 1889­92, by E. Jane Gay, review, 73(3):137 Hawaiian Islands in the (1785­1813), Mark, Stephen R., “’Round the Rhapsody in Blue: 30(3):275–99 Documenting Historic Rim Drive at Crater Metcalfe, Simon, in the, 16(2):114–21 Lake National Park,” ed. Bill Alley, North West Company in the (1813­21), 95(2):108­109 21(4):243–67 "Mark Allison Matthews: Seattle's Minister on the Northwest Coast (1791­95), 21(2):83– Rediscovered," by Dale Soden, 74(2):50–58 94 Mark Jefferson, Geographer, by Geoffrey J. the Otter in the, 21(3):179–88 Martin, review, 61(2):111–12 sea otters in the, 31(4):371–77 Mark Twain, the Man and His Work, by Edward ships in the Pacific Northwest, 18(1):11–20, Wagenknecht, review, 27(2):187–89 19(4):294–95 "Mark Twain and Frontier Folklore," by Leah A. voyage of the Caroline (1799), 29(1):61–84, Strong, 58(3):113–18 29(2):167–200 Mark Twain and John Bull: The British voyage of the Columbia Rediviva (1791), Connection, by Howard G. Baetzhold, 12(1):8–50 review, 62(4):156–57

121 "Mark Twain in the Northwest, 1895," by Ruth Marley, Bert W., and Richard W. Etulain, eds., A. Burnet, 42(3):187–202 The Idaho Heritage: A Collection of Mark Twain's Correspondence with Henry Historical Essays, review, 66(1):40 Huttleston Rogers, 1893­1909, ed. Lewis Marooned in Crater Lake, by Alfred Powers, Leary, review, 61(3):171 22(1):71–72 Mark Twain's Hannibal, Huck & Tom, ed. Marple, Elliot, and Bruce H. Olson, The National Walter Blair, review, 61(3):171 Bank of Commerce of Seattle, 1889­1969: Mark Twain's Letters from Hawaii, ed. A. Territorial to Worldwide Banking in Eighty Grove Day, review, 57(4):189–90 Years, Including the Story of the Marine Mark Twain's Letters to His Publishers, 1867­ Bancorporation, review, 64(3):133–34 1894, ed. Hamlin Hill, 59(1):45–47 Marquam, Thomas, 66(4):151–52 Mark Twain's Mysterious Stranger Manuscripts, Marquett, Jack, 54(3):89–90 ed. William M. Gibson, review, 61(3):171 Marquette's Explorations: The Narratives Mark Twain's Satires and Burlesques, ed. Reexamined, by Raphael N. Hamilton, Franklin R. Rogers, 59(1):45–47 review, 63(3):121–22 Mark Twain's Which Was the Dream? and The Marquis de Mores: Emperor of the Bad Other Symbolic Writings on the Later Lands, by Donald Dresden, review, Years, ed., John S. Tuckey, 59(1):45–47 62(1):38–39 "Marker for Camp Montgomery," by W. P. Marr, Carolyn J., "Taken Pictures: On Interpreting Bonney, 22(4):293–94 Native American Photographs of the Markeson, Clara E., 55(1):14 Southern Northwest Coast,” 80(2):52–61; Market Sketchbook, by Victor Steinbrueck, "Washington Coastal Indian Villages, 1907: review, 61(1):30 The Photographs of Albert Henry Barnes,” marketing, cooperative. See cooperative 74(3):106–13; Portrait in Time: marketing associations; cooperative Photographs of the Makah by Samuel G. movement Morse, 1896­1903, review, 79(2):78; rev. of markets, attempts to increase trans­Pacific, Witch of Kodakery: The Photography of 64(1):8–11 Myra Albert Wiggins, 1869­1956, 90(1):42– Markham, Edwin, California the Wonderful, 43 With Glimpses of Oregon and Marr, David, rev. of An American Vision: Far Washington, 6(2):127 Western Landscape and National Culture, Markholt, Ottilie, Maritime Solidarity: Pacific 1820­1920, 83(2):77; rev. of Nature Writing Coast Unionism, 1929­1938, review, and America: Essays upon a Cultural Type, 91(2):96–97 82(1):33 "Marking Historical Sites," by William P. Marr, Helen, 20(3):198–200 Bonney, 15(2):119–22 marriage "Marking the Washington­Idaho Boundary," by banned between whites and Natives in Rollin J. Reeves, 2(4):285–89 Washington and Oregon Territories, Markowitz, Norman D., The Rise and Fall of 90(3):150 the People's Century: Henry A. Wallace mixed­race fur trade families, 90(3):140–53 and American Liberalism, 1941­1948, Marriner S. Eccles: Private Entrepreneur and review, 65(1):44–45 Public Servant, by Sidney Hyman, review, Marlatt, Daphne, ed., Steveston Recollected: A 70(2):84 Japanese­Canadian History, review, Marriott, Elsie Frankland, Bainbridge through 68(4):195 Bifocals, review, 32(4):451 Marlatt, J. P., 38(4):327 Marsak, Leonard, 89(1):13, 15, 17

122 Marsden, Susan, Neil J. Sterritt, Robert Galois, Marshall, Josiah, 11(3):174 Peter R. Grant, and Richard Overstall, Marshall, Josiah (father), 12(3):176–77, 183–85 Tribal Boundaries in the Nass Watershed, Marshall, Josiah Thompson (son), 12(3):197 review, 91(1):45 Marshall, Margaret, with Katharine Johanson Marsh, Arthur L., 60(3):127–34 Nordstrom, My Father’s Legacy: The Story Marsh, B. D., rev. of British Columbia: Land of of Doctor Nils August Johanson, Founder of Promises, 97(4):207­208; rev. of Swedish Medical Center, review, 95(1):47 Vanishing British Columbia, 97(2):97­98 Marshall, Michael W., Ocean Traders from the Marsh, E. P., 49(4):168 Portuguese Discoveries to the Present Day, Marsh, George F., 89(3):116–18 review, 82(3):112 Marsh, George P., 53(1):41 Marshall, Renée, trans., A Voyage around the Marsh, James B., 82(1):8, 10, 14 World, 1826­1829, Vol. 1: To Russian Marsh, Kevin R., rev. of The Forest Service and America and Siberia, by Frederic Litke, ed. the Greatest Good: A Centennial History, Richard A. Pierce, review, 79(4):158 97(4):205; rev. of Fort Union and the Marshall, Thomas M., The Miners' Laws of Upper Missouri Fur Trade, 93(4):209–10; Colorado, 11(4):306–307 rev. of One Vast Winter Count: The Marshall, Thomas Maitland, The Colonization of Native American West before Lewis and North America, 1492­1783, 12(3):237–38; Clark, 96(4):218 A History of the Western Boundary of the Marsh, Mr., 1(1):40 Louisiana Purchase, 1819­1841, 6(2):126– Marsh, Sidney Harper, 79(2):66, 68–69, 72 27 Marshall, Burgess, 55(2):73 Marshall, Wash., 11(2):130, 22(3):190–91 Marshall, Carrie, Adventure in Two Marshall, W. I., 7(2):99–122 Hemispheres, Including Captain Marshall, William I., 2(3):198–99, 207, 3(1):6, Vancouver's Voyage, review, 47(1):29; 10(2):84 comp., Pacific Voyages: Selections from Marshall, William Isaac, 64(2):57–69, 70(3):126 Scots Magazine, 1771­1808, review, Marshall, William I., Acquisition of Oregon, 52(4):160 23(2):132 Marshall, Daniel, and Adrian Clark, rev. of Marshall, William I., Acquisition of Oregon and Fish, Law, and Colonialism: The Legal the Long Suppressed Evidence about Capture of Salmon in British Columbia, Marcus Whitman, review, 3(2):154–57 96(1):48­49 Marshall, William Isaac, Acquisition of Oregon Marshall, Herbert, Canadian­American and the Long Suppressed Evidence about Industry, A Study in International Marcus Whitman, 64(2):57–69 Investment, review, 28(1):103–107 Marshall and Wildes (Boston merchants), Marshall, Hugh D., 34(1):62–63, 68 12(3):176–201 Marshall, James Stirrat, Adventure in Two Marshfield, Oreg., 75(4):147, 149, 151 Hemispheres, Including Captain Marston, Gilman, 60(2):78–79 Vancouver's Voyage, review, 47(1):29; Marston v. Humes, 28(1):43–49, 30(1):30 comp., Pacific Voyages: Selections from "The Mart A. Howard Klondike Collection," by Scots Magazine, 1771­1808, review, Mary W. Avery, 50(2):53–62 52(4):160 Martel, Charles, American and English Marshall, John, 53(3):106 Genealogies in the Library of Congress, Marshall, Joseph M., III, The Journey of Crazy 11(2):154 Horse: A Lakota History, review, Marti, Werner H., Messenger of Destiny: The 96(3):156­57 California Adventures, 1846­47, of

123 Archibald H. Gillespie, U.S. Marine An Over­All Appreciation, review, Corps, review, 52(4):161 45(4):131–32 martial law Martin, Irene, Beach of Heaven: A History of in the Coeur d'Alene mining district (1890s), Wahkiakum County, review, 90(2):99–100; 58(1):15–30, 78(3):85, 87–89 Legacy and Testament: The Story of in Seattle (1855), 17(1):23 Columbia River Gillnetters, review, in Seattle (1886), 20(3):210–11, 39(2):123– 87(1):50–51; rev. of The Entangling Net: 26 Alaska's Commercial Fishing Women Tell in Washington Territory (1885­1886), Their Lives, 89(3):157–58 14(1):76, 25(3):229–30, 27(3):195–218, Martin, James Kirby, and Mark Edward Lender, 34(1):30, 35, 42(1):6–7, 12–13, 43(2):91– Drinking in America: A History, review, 119, 81(1):27–28, 88(4):179, 95(1):26­30 75(4):185 "The Martial Law Controversy in Washington Martin, Jim, A Bit of a Blue: The Life and Work of Territory, 1856," by Roy N. Lokken, Frances Fuller Victor, review, 84(2):62 43(2):91–119 Martin, John Bartlow, Adlai Stevenson and the "Martial Law in Washington Territory," by World: The Life of Adlai E. Stevenson, Samuel F. Cohn, 27(3):195–218 review, 70(4):189; Martig, Ralph Richard, The Hudson's Bay Adlai Stevenson of Illinois: The Life of Adlai E. Company Claims, 1846­1869, 25(4):310 Stevenson, review, 69(1):42–43 Martin, Albro, James J. Hill and the Opening of Martin, Joseph, 16(3):200–201 the Northwest, review, 69(1):38–39; Martin, Lawrence, comp., Noteworthy Maps, Railroads Triumphant: The Growth, Rejection, 22(1):73–74 and Rebirth of a Vital American Force, Martin, Lieut., 13(4):274 review, 83(3):110 Martin, Lois, 70(3):103–104, 106–107 Martin, Calvin Luther, In the Spirit of the Earth: Martin, M. P., 84(4):137–39 Rethinking History and Time, review, Martin, Mr. (captain of the Hamilton), 11(3):174– 84(2):65 77 Martin, Capt., 1(1):45 Martin, Paul, 93(2):72 Martin, C. E., rev. of Proceedings of the Hawaii Martin, Paul S., Indians Before Columbus: Twenty session, June 30­July 14, 1925, Thousand Years of North American History 18(2):141–44 Revealed by Archaeology, review, Martin, Charles E., 49(3):108, 110, 114 38(2):171–72 Martin, Charles E., ed., The Pacific Area, Martin, Percy A., The Republics of Latin America, review, 20(2):145–46; rev. of The Basis of Their History, Governments and Economic Japanese Foreign Policy, 27(4):396–97 Conditions, 15(1):74 Martin, Clarence D., 33(1):34–38, 39(1):35–37 Martin, Samuel, 14(4):260 Martin, Clarence D., 59(2):95–96, 98, 81(3):91– Martin, W. J., 15(4):279–82 92 Martin, Wash., 11(2):130–31 Martin, Ethel, 64(3):124, 126 Martin, Wilbur, 64(3):123–24, 126 Martin, Geoffrey J., Mark Jefferson, Martin Eden, by Jack London, 74(3):102 Geographer, review, 61(2):111–12 Martinez, Esteban, 35(3):216 Martin, George, Madame Secretary: Frances Martínez, Esteban José, 65(4):158, 70(3):112 Perkins, review, 68(3):111–12 Martinez, Estevan Jose, 8(3):165–67, 12(4):247– Martin, H., 15(4):286–87 53, 258–59, 261 Martin, Harvey A., 6(1):18 Martinez, Esteven Jose, 16(2):114–15 Martin, Howard H., ed., The Pacific Northwest: Martinson, Arthur D., rev. of Green Timber: On

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131 of Kansas, review, 59(2):107; rev. of Travels on the Osage Prairies, review, Alfalfa Bill Murray, 60(2):115; rev. of 32(2):222–23 City and Country: Rural Responses to McDermott, John J., ed., Basic Writings of Josiah Urbanization in the 1920s, 63(1):35 Royce, Vols. 1 and 2, review, 63(2):69–70 McCoy, Donald R., and Richard T. Ruetten, McDermott, Josephine Patricia, 20(2):88 Quest and Response: Minority Rights and McDermott, "Sandy,” 82(3):98 the Truman Administration, review, McDonald, Angus, 11(4):244–45, 30(4):400–401, 65(2):89 413–14, 38(3):254–55, 38(4):291, McCoy, Genevieve, "'Mount Tacoma' vs. 42(2):138–46 'Mount Rainier': The Fight to Rename the correspondence of, 16(2):108–109 Mountain,” 77(4):139–49; rev. of at Fort Colvile, 16(2):84, 93–97 Converting the West: A Biography of recollections of, by John V. Campbell, Narcissa Whitman, 84(1):34 7(3):194, 196, 198–99 McCoy, Ron, rev. of Peoples of the Plateau: reminiscences of, 8(3):188–229 The Indian Photographs of Lee on Saleesh House, 33(3):263 Moorhouse, 1896­1915, 98(4):197­98 McDonald, Angus, and descendents, 90(3):142– McCoy, W. H., 20(2):91 43, 145, 149–50 McCracken, Harold, Iglaome the Lone Hunter, McDonald, Archibald, 67(1):2–5, 90(3):142–44 21(3):236 McDonald, Archibald, 1(4):258–60, 264–66, McCredie, Wash., 11(2):125 2(2):161–63, 5(4):284–85, 8(2):108–10, McCredy, George W., 14(4):260 113, 8(3):189, 10(3):205, 11(1):29–30, McCreery, H. C., 27(2):175 13(3):206, 208, 16(1):39–41, 25(1):12–14, McCuish, John, 97(3):119­23 18–21, 28(4):408–409, 29(1):7, 48(1):13– McCulloch, Walter F., Wood Words: A 14, 98(2):85, 87 Comprehensive Dictionary of Logger biography and geneology of, 9(2):93–102 Terms, review, 50(2):71 correspondence of, 2(3):254–57 McCulloh, Ernest, 49(1):12, 15–16 at Fort Colvile, 22(1):47–49 McCullough, C. B. (Conde Balcom), 82(1):8–19 McDonald, Archibald, This Blessed Wilderness: McCullough, David, Mornings on Horseback, Archibald McDonald's Letters from the review, 73(1):29–30 Columbia, 1822­1844, ed. Jean Murray McCullough, George, 31(3):292–301, 306, 331– Cole, review, 93(3):151–53 36 McDonald, Arthur, History as a Science, McCurdy, James G., By Juan de Fuca's Strait. 17(4):308 Pioneering Along the Northwestern Edge McDonald, Catherine, 42(2):139–40, 143, 146 of the Continent, review, 30(1):112–13 McDonald, Christopher C., 15(2):120–21 McCurdy, Samuel, 20(2):90 McDonald, Dan, 70(1):31 McDaniell, Mr., 3(2):140–43 McDonald, Donald, 17(3):200, 48(3):71 McDermott, Alice. See Alice McDermott McDonald, Duncan, 30(4):414, 33(3):253, Foundation 42(2):145 McDermott, Edith F., 20(2):100 McDonald, Elizabeth, ed., Contributions to the McDermott, George T., 78(1/2):6–9 Historical Society of Montana, 15(1):73 McDermott, Jim, 93(2):90–91 McDonald, Finan, 5(2):106, 5(3):181–82, McDermott, John Francis, ed., "Hospitality at 5(4):258, 6(1):5–9, 29, 36, 46, 48, 8(3):184– the Punch Bowl: An Astorian's 86, 194, 9(2):103–104, 9(3):169, 172–73, Recollections of an Evening with Count 11(3):163–71, 13(3):196–208, 23(1):18, 24, Baranoff," 48(2):55–58; ed., Tixier's 23(2):88, 23(3):174–75, 29(1):6, 33(3):260,

132 262, 42(4):331–32 Territory: Sir Alexander Mackenzie's travels in Idaho (1809), 11(2):97–103 Journal of a Voyage by Bark Canoe from McDonald, Finnan, 21(1):4–5 Lake Athabasca to the Pacific Ocean in the McDonald, Forrest, Insull, review, 54(4):174– Summer of 1789, by Sir Alexander 76 Mackenzie, review, 59(1):49–50 McDonald, George, 8(4):258–59 McDonald of Oregon, by Eva Emery Dye, review, McDonald, J. T., 22(4):279–83 1(2):66–70 McDonald, Jane Klyne, 9(2):97–99, 98(2):87 McDonnell, Janet A., The Dispossession of the McDonald, John, 21(4):248–50 American Indian, 1887­1934, review, McDonald, John, 71(3):127–29 83(3):116 McDonald, John Fulton, 8(1):34 McDougall, Duncan, 5(3):192–94, 21(1):13, McDonald, Joseph Lane, 12(2):83–90 21(4):256–58, 260, 264, 31(2):162–65, McDonald, Lois Halliday, Fur Trade Letters of 98(1):7­8, 10­11, 13 Francis Ermatinger: Written to His McDougall, Duncan, Annals of Astoria: The Brother Edward during His Service with Headquarters Log of the Pacific Fur the Hudson's Bay Company, 1818­1853, Company on the Columbia River, 1811­ review, 72(3):140McDonald, Lucile, 1813, ed. Robert F. Jones, review, Coast Country: A History of Southwest 92(3):155–56 Washington, review, 58(2):105; The Lake McDougall, John, and descendents, 90(3):144, Washington Story: A Pictorial History, 149, 151 review, 73(4):189; Search for the McDougall, N. A., "Indomitable John: The Story Northwest Passage, review, 50(4):163– of John Hart Scranton and His Puget Sound 64; Swan Among the Indians: Life of Steamers," 45(3):73–84; rev. of QRD? James G. Swan, 1818­1900, review, Snohomish, 46(2):62 65(3):148; Washington's Yesterdays, McDougall, Walt, 84(3):84–88 review, 45(1):34; rev. of Charley's McDouglas, Duncan, 48(2):57 Heaven, 49(3):125 McDowell, Irvin, 47(2):35, 49(4):131–45 McDonald, Lucile, with Richard McDonald, A McDowell, Jim, José Narváez: The Forgotten Foot in the Door: The Reminiscences of Explorer, Including His Narrative of a Lucile McDonald, review, 88(2):99– Voyage on the Northwest Coast in 1788, 100McDonald, Richard, with Lucile review, 91(1):46–47 McDonald, A Foot in the Door: The McDowell, Mr., 1(1):66–67 Reminiscences of Lucile McDonald, McDuffie, George, 52(1):8, 53(1):39 review, 88(2):99–100 McDuffie, George H., 53(1):42 McDonald, Rita, and Merrill G. Burlingame, McEachern, Daniel, 58(1):25 "Montana's First Commercial Coal Mine," McElderry, Stuart, "Building a West Coast 47(1):23–28 Ghetto: African­American Housing in McDonald, Rita, and Robert G. Dunbar, "The Portland, 1910­1960,” 92(3):137–48; rev. of Initiation of the McNary­Haugen Hazel Wolf: Fighting the Establishment, Movement in Montana and the Pacific 95(1):37­38 Northwest,” 71(2):63–71 McElroy, Harry B., 11(1):77, 19(2):157–58 McDonald, Robert A. J., and W. Peter Ward, collection of letters, 23(1):78–79 comps. and eds., British Columbia: McElroy, Harry B. (son), 23(4):301 Historical Readings, review, 73(3):139 McElroy, M. J., 22(4):279 McDonald, Robert T., 36(1):93 McElroy, Matt J., 18(2):158–59 McDonald, T. H., ed., Exploring the Northwest McElroy, Mrs. Harry B., donation of documents,

133 24(1):71 29(1):7 McElroy, Robert McNutt, The Winning of the McGillivray, William, 23(1):35–36 Far West, review, 6(2):122–23 McGillycuddy, Agent; A Biography of Dr. McElroy, T. F., 10(3):235–36 Valentine T. McGillycuddy, by Julia B. McElroy, Thornton, 13(4):256–57, 51(3):105– McGillycuddy, review, 33(2):228 106, 114, 51(4):175–77 McGillycuddy, Julia B., McGillycuddy, Agent; A McElroy, Thornton F., 6(2):108, 51(4):171–74 Biography of Dr. Valentine T. McElroy, Thornton Fleming, 54(2):54–65, McGillycuddy, review, 33(2):228 79(4):151, 155–56, 90(2):70 McGilvra, John J., 8(1):5 McFadden, Dan, 12(3):209 McGilvra, John J., 59(2):81, 83–86 McFadden, O. B., 32(3):259–61, 266, McGinnis, Janice Dickin, ed., Suitable for the 36(3):250–51, 257, 49(1):38, 51(4):176– Wilds: Letters from Northern Alberta, 1929­ 77 1931, by Mary P. Jackson, review, McFadden, Obadiah, 95(1):31 89(1):36–37 McFadden, Obediah, 83(3):106–107 McGlinn, John, 37(1):48 McFarland, Amanda, 11(2):91–93 McGloin, John Bernard, Eloquent Indian: The McFarland, Capt., 14(4):253, 256, 18(4):255 Life of James Bouchard, California Jesuit, McFarland, Clara, 14(4):256 review, 41(4):359–60; rev. of Turner, McFarland, Cornelius, 14(4):253, 256 Bolton, and Webb: Three Historians of the McFarland, Ephraim, 14(4):260 American Frontier, 57(2):83 McFarland, Gerald W., Mugwumps, Morals, McGoldrick, James P., 76(3):99 and Politics, 1884­1920, review, McGovern, P. F., 91(2):62–63 68(1):38–39 McGowan, James P., rev. of A Common McFarland, J. Horace, 93(1):17–18 Humanity: Kansas Populism and the Battle McFarland, William O. J., 67(4):137–49 for Justice and Equality, 1854­1903, McFarland Price Ede, Susanna Maria Slover, 96(3):156 67(4):137–50 McGowan, Joseph A., rev. of The Prohibition McFarlin, C. S., 31(3):282–283 Movement in California, 1848­1933, McFarling, Lloyd, 47(2):43 50(1):35–36 McFeat, Tom, ed., Indians of the North Pacific McGowan, Patrick J., 4(1):40 Coast, review, 58(1):46 McGowans, Wash., 11(2):125–26 McField, John, 43(2):92–109 McGrane, Reginald Charles, William Allen, a McFitridge, James, 31(3):300–301 Study in Western Democracy, 17(2):150–51 McGarry, Edward, 28(2):139–40 McGrath, Dan, War Chief Joseph, review, McGay, Isaac, 26(3):215, 217 33(1):99–101 McGeary, M. Nelson, Gifford Pinchot: McGrath, Russell, 89(1):22, 24, 26, 28, 30 Forester­Politician, review, 52(2):68 McGraw, John H., 59(2):77–81, 84, 73(1):2, 6–7, McGee, James A., 44(4):180 9, 81(1):25–28 McGee, Matthew, 67(4):145–46 McGraw, John H., 4(4):297, 20(3):208–10, 212, McGee, William J., 57(2):74, 76 32(4):428–29, 35(2):101, 39(2):108, 111, McGeen, Mr., 3(4):278–80 113, 120–23, 126, 39(4):305, 51(4):161, McGees, Wash., 11(2):125 169 McGill, Henry M., 1(1):74, 4(4):288–89, portrait of, 1(2):5, 7–8 32(3):259–64, 266, 281, 36(3):250–51, McGregor, Alexander C., "The Economic Impact 51(3):111, 51(4):171 of the Mullan Road on Walla Walla, 1860­ McGillivray, Simon, 7(1):64, 23(1):35–36, 1883,” 65(3):118–29; "Industry on the

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135 McKee, Charlotte Haller, 43(2):158–61 150 Authentic Recipes, review, 82(1):34–35 McKee, John, 7(1):59–75, 7(2):144–67 McKeown, Martha Ferguson, 87(1):53 McKee, Joseph, 26(3):215, 221 McKeown, Martha Ferguson, Alaska Silver, McKee, Ruth Karr, 4(3):201–202, 45(2):49 review, 44(1):45; Come to Our Salmon McKee, Ruth Karr, Mary Richardson Walker: Feast, review, 50(4):161;The Trail Led Her Book, review, 37(3):260–261 North: Mont Hawthorne's Story, review, McKeehan, Susan, and Norman H. Clark, 40(4):349–350 interviewers, James M. Dolliver: An Oral McKibbin, D. B., 2(1):30, 32 History, review, 93(1):46–47 McKibben, David B., 49(2):70 McKelvey, Susan Delano, Botanical McKim, Mead and White (architects), 85(3):112 Exploration of the Trans­Mississippi McKinely , Charles, 44(4):151 West, 1790­1850, review, 48(1):28–29 McKinlay, Archibald, 8(3):210, 43(1):32–33, 39– McKenna, J. A. J., 28(2):159–60 40 McKenna, Joseph, 39(4):266–67 library of, 25(1):23–36 McKenna, Marian C., Borah, 53(4):159–60 McKinlay, David, 5(1):25 McKenney, Thomas L., The Indian Tribes of McKinlay, Sarah Jane Ogden, 25(2):129 North America, review, 25(4):303 McKinlay, Sarah Julia Ogden, 8(3):210 McKenny, Margaret, Wildlife of the Pacific McKinley, Bryan, and the People, by Paul W. Northwest, review, 46(4):126–27 Glad, review, 55(4):182–83 McKenny, Thomas J., 37(1):33, 35, 55 McKinley, Charles, 77(1):8 McKenzie, Alexander, 1(2):16, 25, 28–29, McKinley, Charles, The Management of Land and 5(3):196–98, 21(4):248, 29(1):10–11, Related Water Resources in Oregon: A 42(4):331 Case Study in Administrative Federalism, McKenzie, Alexander, 73(1):12–18 review, 58(4):219–20; Uncle Sam in the McKenzie, Christina McDonald, 8(3):193, 206– Pacific Northwest: Federal Management of 207, 209, 219–20 Natural Resources in the Columbia River McKenzie, Colin, 35(3):225–28, 231 Valley, review, 43(4):302–303 McKenzie, Donald, 8(2):105–106, 19(3):199– McKinley, William, and forest reserves, 200, 28(4):405, 408, 37(2):98–100, 44(4):146 98(1):7, 11 McKinley Tariff Act (1890), 63(3):94–95 in Snake Country (1816­21), 31(2):161–79 McKinney, Amy L., rev. of This Wild Spirit: McKenzie, George, 90(3):143 Women in the Rocky Mountains of Canada, McKenzie, James, 13(2):114–15, 16(2):108–109 97(4):206 McKenzie, R. D., Community Forces: A Study McKinney, Robert, rev. of A History of the of the Non­Partisan Municipal Elections Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, and Other in Seattle, 15(4):302–303 Trails, 47(1):29–30 McKenzie, Robert Tracy, rev. of Damned McKinney, Sam, Reach of Tide, Ring of History: Yankee: The Life of General Nathaniel A Columbia River Voyage, review, Lyon, 82(3):116; rev. of The Frontier, the 79(3):123; rev. of Legacy and Testament: Union, and Stephen A. Douglas, 81(2):75 The Story of Columbia River Gillnetters, McKenzie, Vernon, War in Europe, 1940?, 87(1):50–51 26(1):72; ed., Behind the Headlines, McKnight, John, 48(4):122, 124 23(1):70 McLane, Louis, 21(1):37–46, 43(3):190–99, 209 McKenzie, William A., Dining Car Line to the McLane, Louis, 66(4):154, 156–60 Pacific: An Illustrated History of the NP McLaren, Keith, Light on the Water: Early Railway's "Famously Good" Food with Photography of Coastal British Columbia,

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141 Meade River, Alaska: coal mining, 88(1):3–12 102, 105–106 Meadow Creek, Wash., 11(2):133 Washington, Beloved, 51(2):80–85 Meadow Lake, Wash., 11(2):133–34 and the Washington Historical Quarterly, Meadowdale, Wash., 11(2):133 70(3):121–30, 90(1):30, 33 Meagher, Thomas Francis, 33(3):277, and the Young Naturalists' Society, 77(3):84– 34(3):295, 44(2):85 86, 88–92 Meagherville, Wash., 11(2):134 Meany, Edmond S., "Captain William Hale The Meaning of Freedom of Speech: First Fauntleroy, a Neglected Character in Amendment Freedoms from Wilson to Northwestern History," 18(4):289–300; FDR, by Paul L. Murphy, review, "Chief Patkanim," 15(3):187–98; "Clarence 65(1):46 Booth Bagley," 23(2):131–32; "The Means and Ends in American Abolitionism: Columbia River Historical Expedition," Garrison and His Critics on Strategy and 18(1):3–4; "The Congress—Captain Cook Tactics, 1834­1850, by Aileen S. Kraditor, Falsehood," 20(2):137–41; "The Cowlitz review, 61(2):116–17 Convention: Inception of Washington Meany, Edmond S., 6(3):178, 9(1):23, Territory," 13(1):3–19; "Doctor Saugrain 12(4):285, 43(2):158–59, 43(4):258, Helped Lewis and Clark," 22(4):295–311; 46(3):65–71, 48(2):38, 51(4):159–70, "Dropping the 'H' from Port Townsend, 53(3):92, 68(3):106, 71(4):148, 82(2):59– 24(1):49–52; "Early Records of the 69, 90(2):59, 64–65 University," 8(2):114–23; "Finding a bibliography of the works of, 26(3):176–91 Photograph of Marcus Whitman," collector of Pacific Northwest Americana, 24(2):130–32; "First American Settlement 30(1):67, 70–71 on Puget Sound," 7(2):136–43; "Grand death of, 26(3):238 Coulee in History," 15(2):86–92; "Henry and the history of science at the University of Villard's Aid to Education," 25(2):83–92; Washington, 92(1):29–32, 38 "History and Science," 19(2):83–89; influences on, 70(3):128–29 "History of Science in the State of interviews with Washington's coastal Washington," 19(3):163–64; "Judge Indians, 74(3):106–107, 109–10 Thomas Burke," 17(1):3–4; "Last Survivor Kipling, Rudyard, and, 97(3):126­27 of the Oregon Mission of 1840," 2(1):12– life of, 1(3):164–67 23; "Libraries of the Northwest," manuscript donation to University of 17(4):243–45; "The Name of Mount Washington Libraries by, 21(1):74–75 Robson, a Puzzle," 19(1):20–30; "Name of Mount Meany, 25(3):220–21 Mount Saint Helens," 15(2):124–25; on naming Elliott Bay, 45(1):29–30 "Origin of Washington Geographic Names," on naming of Seward, Alaska, 1(3):159–61 9(1):26–62, 9(2):107–28, 9(3):197–207, newspapers of Washington Territory, 9(4):288–95, 10(1):53–56, 10(2):102–109, 39(3):233 10(3):190–204, 12(1):59–67, 12(2):115–36, and the Seattle Post­Intelligencer, 14(3):188 12(3):211–18, 12(4):288–99, 13(1):32–56, tribute to, at Mount Rainier National Park, 13(2):122–30, 13(3):212–24, 13(4):284–92, 27(4):404 14(1):40–62, 14(2):127–44, 14(3):210–22; tributes to, 26(3):163–75, 26(4):310, "The Pioneer Association of the State of 28(3):336 Washington, 8(1):3–6; "A Pioneer Turner, Frederick Jackson, and, 44(1):30–39, Professor's Grave in China," 22(3):210–12; 97(3):126­27 "Richard Dickerson Gholson," 8(3):180–82; and University of Washington, 50(3):101– "Secret Aid for Oregon Missions,"

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144 Talbot, 42(1):77–79 Medical Lake, Wash., 11(2):134, 22(3):191–92 "Meany, Katz, and the History of Science at the medical profession, in Oreg. (1862­1900), University of Washington," by Thomas L. 89(3):136–48 Hankins, 92(1):29–39 medical services, for Japanese American internees "Meany, the Road Maker," by Herbert H. (WWII), 90(3):130 Gowen, 26(3):168–72 Medical Society of Washington Territory. See Meany Hall (University of Washington), Washington Territory Medical Society 85(3):106–108, 114 Medicine Creek Treaty (1854), 15(2):121, Meares, 51(1):3 19(3):203–204, 37(1):36, 39–43, 48, 50, 55, Meares, John, 4(2):118–19, 6(1):50–54, 6(2):88, 86(1):18, 21–22, 95(1):26­27, 34­35 11(1):6, 21, 25, 12(4):243, 249–50, 257– Medicine Man, by Owen Tully Stratton, ed. Owen 61, 14(4):263, 20(3):223–25, 30(2):187, S. Stratton, review, 83(3):117 36(2):163–64, 46(2):36–37 Medieval Foundations of Western Civilization, by Meares, John, 65(1):4, 70(3):110–12 G. C. Sellery and A. C. Krey, review, Mears, Eliot Grinnell, Maritime Trade of 20(2):146–47 Western United States, review, 27(3):276 Medill, William, 51(3):109–10 Mears, Frederick, 58(3):130–33, 138, 141 Medina, Wash., 11(2):134 Mears, John, The Memorial of John Mears to Medley, E. F., 89(3):119 the House of Commons Respecting the Mee, Mary Kay, 93(4):212–13 Capture of Vessels in Nootka Sound, Meed, William E., photographs by and papers of, 25(3):233 80(2):78 Mechanics Literary Institute (Victoria, B.C.), Meehan, John D., The Dominion and the Rising 17(4):272–73 Sun: Canada Encounters Japan, 1929­41, The Mechanics of Optimism: Mining review, 97(2):100­101 Companies, Technology, and the Hot Meehan, Matt, 91(3):151, 156 Spring Gold Rush, Montana Territory, Meek, Joseph, 12(2):147, 18(3):182, 184, 186, 1864­1868, by Jeffrey J. Safford, review, 45(4):105, 110–11, 113 97(3):158­59 Meek, Joseph L., 6(3):162–65, 20(3):196–200, Mecklem, Guy, 92(2):74, 77 37(2):91, 106–107, 39(1):3–31, 41(2):98– Mecklem, Horace, 91(3):153–54 99, 101–103 Medford (Oreg.) Clarion, 83(2):45–46, 48–49, Meeker, Eliza J. Sumner, 20(2):124–26 52 Meeker, E. M., 5(1):55–56 Medford (Oreg.) Irrigation District, 83(2):45, Meeker, Ezra, 2(2):178, 13(1):79, 43(2):106, 50, 52 49(2):70, 71(1):11 , 95(1):32 Medford (Oreg.) Mail Tribune, 83(2):42, 46, bibliography, 20(2):126–28 49–50, 52 and Cooke, Jay, 12(4):277 Medford (Oreg.) Movie Club, 91(2):110 death of, 20(1):78 Medford, Oreg. historical displays on, 35(3):281 agricultural development in, 87(4):218 on Leschi (Nisqually leader), 95(1):26, 30, 33­ early history of, 50(4):144–55 35 Getchell family papers, 87(4):218 memorial, 43(2):161 the KKK in, 80(1):19–20, 83(2):42–52 pioneer, 20(2):124–28 photographs of, 92(4):216–17 Steilacoom described by, 46(1):2 “Medford Corporation,” by Bill Alley, 94(1):53­ and the Steilacoom (Wash.) Library 54 Association, 17(4):247–48 Medica, Jack, 87(1):18–27 on Stevens, Isaac I., 27(3):205–206

145 on Wash. state capital location, 32(3):276–77 Essential Aldo Leopold: Quotations and Meeker, Ezra, Kate Mulhall, a Romance of the Commentaries, by Aldo Leopold, review, Oregon Trail, 17(3):237; Ox­Team Days 92(3):155 on the Oregon Trail, 14(2):152–53; Meinig, D. W., The Great Columbia Plain: A Personal Experiences on the Oregon Trail Historical Geography, 1805­1910, review, Sixty Years Ago, review, 4(3):198; 60(2):98–102; The Shaping of America: A Pioneer Reminiscences of Puget Sound: Geographical Perspective on 500 Years of The Tragedy of Leschi, 18(4):268–69, History, Vol. 3: Transcontinental America, 95(1):26, 33­35; Seventy Years of 1850­1915, review, 91(3):161–62; rev. of Progress in Washington, 13(2):144; Instant Cities: Urbanization and the Rise of Washington Territory West of the Cascade San Francisco and Denver, 67(3):128; rev. Mountains, 36(1):5–6 of Modoc County: A Geographic Time Meeker, George C., 83(4):131–33, 143 Continuum on the California Volcanic Meeker, O. P., 1(2):60, 5(1):55–56 Tableland, 57(3):136; rev. of The Northern Meem, Gilbert S., 17(3):213–14 Pacific, Main Street of the Northwest: A Meerse, David E., rev. of Stephen Douglas: The Pictorial History, 60(4):222–23; rev. of Last Years, 1857­1861, 64(1):31–32 This Was Wheat Farming: A Pictorial "Meeting the Danger of Fire: Design and History of the Farms and Farmers of the Construction in Seattle after 1889," by Northwest Who Grow the Nation's Bread, Jeffrey Karl Ochsner and Dennis Alan 60(4):222–23 Andersen, 93(3):115–26 Meinig, Donald, 64(4):160, 162 Megler, Wash., 11(2):134 Meinig, Donald W., "Research in Railroad Meggs, Geoff, and Duncan Stacey, Cork Lines Archives," 47(1):20–22; "Wheat Sacks Out and Canning Lines: The Glory Years of to Sea: The Early Export Trade from the Fishing on the West Coast, review, Walla Walla Country," 45(1):13–18 86(3):118–20 Melbourne, Frank, 52(4):134–35 Megquier, Mary Jane, Apron Full of Gold: The Melder, F. E., "History of the Discoveries and Letters of Mary Jane Megquier from San Physical Development of the Coal Industry Francisco, 1849­1856, ed. Robert Glass in the State of Washington," 29(2):151–65 Cleland, review, 40(4):346–47 Melendy, H. Brett, Asians in America: Filipinos, Meier, Aaron, 76(2):54, 56, 58 Koreans, and East Indians, review, Meier, August, and Elliott Rudwick, CORE: A 71(2):93; The Oriental Americans, review, Study in the Civil Rights Movement, 1942­ 65(1):42; Walter Francis Dillingham, 1875­ 1968, review, 65(1):44 1963, Hawaiian Entrepreneur and Meier, Julius, 91(3):151–52, 157–58 Statesman, review, 89(2):107–108; rev. of Meier, Matt S., rev. of Edward Kern and The California Syndrome, 61(3):172–73; American Expansion, 53(4):162–63 rev. of Dancing Bear: An Inside Look at Meiggs, G. A. See G. A. Meiggs Company California Politics, 60(3):167; rev. of The Meighan, Arthur, 50(3):112–13 Fantastic Life of Walter Murray Gibson: Meigs, Cornelia, Railroad West, review, Hawaii's Minister of Everything, 29(3):332–33 78(1/2):61; rev. of Kauai: The Separate Meigs, G. A., 22(4):266–67, 27(1):36–37, 43 Kingdom, 7(1):32; rev. of Last among Meigs, George A., 42(4):273, 303, 305 Equals: Hawaiian Statehood and American Meine, Curt, Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work, Politics, 76(2):77; rev. of The Pattern of review, 79(3):123 California History, 67(4):178; rev. of A Meine, Curt, and Richard L. Knight, eds., The Tree in Bud: The Hawaiian Kingdom, 1889­

146 1893, 79(2):83 Memoirs of Elisha Oscar Crosby: Reminiscences Melkapsi, Antonin, 38(4):296, 304–305 of California and Guatemala from 1849 to Mellen, C. S., 84(4):132, 135–37 1864, ed. Charles Albro Barker, review, Mellman­Lazarus­Lake, 95(1):5, 8, 14 37(1):73­74 Mellon, James, comp. and ed., The Face of Memoirs of Henry Villard, Journalist and Lincoln, review, 72(2):72–75 Financier, 1835­1900, by Henry Villard, Melnyk, George, Beyond Alienation: Political 25(2):83–92 Essays on the West, review, 86(3):118–20 Memoirs of Robert Dollar, by Robert Dollar, A Melodrame Entitled "Treason, Stratagems, 18(1):75 and Spoils," by William L. Adams, ed. Memoirs of the West, the Spaldings, by Eliza George N. Belknap, review, 61(2):109 Spalding Warren, review, 8(1):65–66 A Melodrama entitled "Treasons, Stratagems, Memorial Addresses in Joint Session of Senate and Spoils" in Five Acts by Breakspear, and House, Fourteenth Legislature of the by W. L. Adams, 50(3):96 State of Washington, 1915, comp. A. J. Melodrama Unveiled: American Theater and Hoskin, 6(3):209 Culture, 1800­1850, by David Grimsted, Memorial Addresses on James H. Brady, by U.S. review, 60(2):107 Congress, 11(2):151–52 Melosi, Martin V., The Shadow of Pearl The Memorial of John Mears to the House of Harbor: Political Controversy over the Commons Respecting the Capture of Surprise Attack, 1941­1946, review, Vessels in Nootka Sound, 25(3):233 70(2):84; rev. of Adlai Stevenson and the Memories of a Rancher from the Land of the World: The Life of Adlai E. Stevenson, Never Sweats (Milford, Lassen County, 70(4):189; rev. of Adlai Stevenson of California): Neighbors, Family, Horses, Illinois: The Life of Adlai E. Stevenson, Cattle, Dogs, and Reactions, 1899 to 1952, 69(1):42–43 by Claude C. Wemple, review, 84(3):112 Melrose, Robert, 98(3):130 "Memories of My Childhood," by Christiana Melse, E. W., 15(2):157–58 Griswold Corum, 18(1):28–32 Melse, Edward W., 92(4):190–92 Memories of My Mallie May, by Reuben W. Melton, Elston J., Towboat Pilot, review, Jones, 25(2):152–53 40(2):162 "Memories of White Salmon and Its Pioneers," by Melvin Ricks' Alaska Bibliography: An Albert J. Thompson, 14(2):108–26 Introductory Guide to Alaskan Historical Memory Eternal: Tlingit Culture and Russian Literature, ed. Stephen W. Haycox and Orthodox Christianity through Two Betty J. Haycox, review, 70(2):86 Centuries, by Sergei Kan, review, Memaloose, by Frederic Homer Balch, 92(4):205–206 25(2):152 Men, Mules and Mountains: Lieutenant O'Neil's "Members of the Seattle Bar Who Died Young," Olympic Expeditions, by Robert L. Wood, by C. H. Hanford, 16(2):122–31, review, 69(3):141–42 17(1):18–26 Men Against the Mountains: Jedidiah Smith and "The Memoir of Eleanor Castellan: The Years the South West Expedition of 1826­29, by in the Pacific Northwest, 1910­1919," ed. Alson J. Smith, review, 57(1):38–39 James W. Castellan and Norman H. Clark, Men and Trade on the Northwest Frontier as 91(1):3–24 Shown by the Fort Owen Ledger, ed. memoirs. See personal narratives George F. Weisel, review, 47(1):30 Memoirs, 1925­1950, by George F. Kennan, Men of Champoeg, by Caroline C. Dobbs, review, 59(4):229 24(3):236

147 The Men of the Lewis and Clark Expedition: A treatment of, in Oreg. (1862­1900), 89(3):136– Biographical Roster of the Fifty­one 48 Members and a Composite Diary of Their treatment of, in territories, 65(1):17–28 Activities from All Known Sources, by Washington Territory policy on, 71(4):152–61 Charles G. Clarke, review, 63(4):166 Mental Territories: Mapping the Inland Empire, Men to Match My Mountains: The Opening of by Katherine G. Morrissey, review, the Far West, 1840­1900, by Irving Stone, 90(1):41 review, 48(3):108–109 Mentor (ship), 21(4):267 Men Who Are Making the West, by B. C. Mentzel, Nora, 70(2):55–56 Forbes, 15(3):230–31 Menzies, Archibald, 65(1):1–5, 7 Men Who Built the West, by Arthur Amos Gray, Menzies, Archibald, 18(1):55–57, 30(2):180, 217, review, 36(4):353 44(3):116, 118, 124–27, 51(1):1, 3, 6 Menan, Mont. See Cedar Buttes, Mont. Menzies, Archibald, Menzies' Journal of Menasha Wooden Ware Company, 75(4):149– Vancouver's Voyage, April to October, 50 1792, ed. C. F. Newcombe, review, Mencken, by Carl Bode, review, 61(3):178–79 14(2):151–52 Mende, Elsie Porter, An American Soldier and Menzies, Stewart, "Some Notes on the Yukon by Diplomat, Horace Porter, 19(1):74–75 Stewart Menzies," ed. Clarence L. Andrews, Mendell, George H., 2(2):123–24 32(2):197–202 Mendenhall, Mark F., 84(1):11–12 Menzies' Journal of Vancouver's Voyage, April to Mendota, Wash., 11(2):135 October, 1792, ed. C. F. Newcombe, Mengarini, Gregory Recollections of the review, 14(2):151–52 Flathead Mission: Containing Brief Mercer, A. S., 8(2):114–15 Observations Both Ancient and Mercer, Aaron, 13(3):167–80 Contemporary Concerning This Mercer, Asa S., 6(4):225–237, 24(3):215–217, Particular Nation, trans. and ed. Gloria 27(4):347–366, 35(4):343–347, 36(1):4–5, Ricci Lothrop, review, 70(1):44 44(2):62, 51(2):59 Meninock (Indian leader at Walla Walla Mercer, Asa S., Banditti of the Plains, 30(1):75; Council), 19(3):170, 173–174 The Banditti of the Plains, 27(4):353; The Meninock, George, 19(3):169–174, 178–180 Banditti of the Plains, review, 27(3):273– Menlo, Wash., 11(2):135 274; Washington Territory; the great Mennonite Brethren in Christ, archives, in Northwest, her material resources and Wash., 30(4):422, 430 claims to immigration. A plain statement of Mental Health Act (Alaska, 1956), 71(1):31–39 things as they exist, 27(4):349–351 mental health policy Mercer, Bill, People of the River: Native Arts of in Alaska, 71(1):31–39, 73(3):124–33 the Oregon Territory, review, 96(4):214 in Oreg. (1862­1900), 89(3):136–48 Mercer, Hester Loretta, 6(2):101–102 in Washington Territory, 71(4):152–61 Mercer, Nancy, 13(3):167–180 "Mental Health Policy in Washington Territory, Mercer, Thomas, 6(2):101–102, 13(3):167–180 1853­1875," by Russell Hollander, Mercer, W. Hepworth, 63(3):100–101 71(4):152–61 Mercer expeditions, 6(4):225–37 mental illness "Mercer girls," 27(4):347, 351 among pre­contact native peoples, 55(2):49– Mercer Island, Wash., 11(3):203 54 Mercer party, 35(4):343–347 treatment of, in Alaska, 65(1):17–28, Mercer School (Seattle), 83(4):133, 135–37, 140 71(1):31–39, 73(3):124–33 Mercer's Belles: The Journal of a Reporter, by

148 Roger Conant, by Lenna A. Deutsch, Trade in the Course of a Voyage from York review, 51(4):184 Factory to Fort George and Back to York merchandising, diversification of, in Mont., Factory 1824­1825; together with 84(3):98–102 Accompanying Documents, review, Merchant, Paul, Doug Erickson, and Jeremy 23(2):151–154 Skinner, eds., Jefferson’s Western Merk, Frederick, with Lois Bannister Merk, Fruits Explorations: Discoveries Made in of Propaganda in the Tyler Administration, Exploring the Missouri, Red River, and review, 64(1):31; Manifest Destiny and Washita, review, 97(1):47­48 Mission in American History: A merchants, as early bankers, 26(4):251–253 Reinterpretation, review, 55(3):134; The Merchants, Money, and Power: The Portland Monroe Doctrine and American Establishment, 1843­1913, by E. Kimbark Expansionism, 1843­1849, review, MacColl with Harry H. Stein, review, 58(4):208–209 80(3):114 Merk, Lois Bannister, with Frederick Merk, Fruits Merchant's Accomodation Line, 48(3):86 of Propaganda in the Tyler Administration, Mercier, François Xavier, Recollections of the review, 64(1):31; Manifest Destiny and Youkon: Memoires from the Years 1868­ Mission in American History: A 1885, trans. and ed. Linda Finn Reinterpretation, review, 55(3):134; The Yarborough, review, 77(4):156–57 Monroe Doctrine and American Mercier, Laurie, Anaconda: Labor, Community, Expansionism, 1843­1849, review, and Culture in Montana’s Smelter City, 58(4):208–209 review, 94(2):93; rev. of Harvest Merkel, Cornelia D., 48(1):17–21 Wobblies: The Industrial Workers of the Merrell, Bruce, and Robert Engberg, eds., Letters World and Agricultural Laborers in the from Alaska, by John Muir, review, American West, 1905­1930, 94(3):162­63; 86(1):48; eds., Letters from Alaska, by John rev. of Mining Cultures: Men, Women, Muir, 92(4):171–80 and Leisure in Butte, 1914­41, 89(3):159 Merriam, C. Hart, 77(4):147–48 Mercury (ship), 24(1):27 Merriam, Charles E., 35(2):119 mergers, railroad. See railroad mergers Merriam, H. G., 64(4):158 Meriwether, David, My Life in the Mountains Merriam, H. G., ed., Frontier Woman: The Story and on the Plains: The Newly Discovered of Mary Ronan as Told to Margaret Ronan, Autobiography by David Meriwether, ed. review, 66(4):189 Robert A. Griffen, review, 57(2):88 Merriam, Harold G., 48(3):73–74, 97(4):181­82, Meriwether Lewis: A Biography, by Richard 184­85 Dillon, review, 56(3):131 Merriam, Harold G., ed., Montana Adventure: The Meriwether Lewis of Lewis and Clark, by Recollections of Frank B. Linderman, Charles Morrow Wilson, 25(2):151–152 review, 60(1):41 Merk, Frederick, 44(1):38, 51(3):118–119 Merriam, P. G., rev. of The Shaping of a City: Merk, Frederick, List of References on the Business and Politics in Portland, Oregon, History of the West, 14(2):154; The 1885­1915, 69(4):190 Oregon Pioneers and the Boundary, Merrick, Samuel W., 49(3):90–98 15(4):305; The Oregon Question: Essays Merrick and Hutson, 49(3):91–96 in Anglo­American Diplomacy and Merrill, Anne, "Captain Vancouver's Grave," Politics, review, 58(4):208–209; ed., Fur 11(2):94–96 Trade and Empire: George Simpson's Merrill, D. D., 49(4):169, 171 Journal. Remarks Connected with the Fur Merrill, Horace Samuel, Bourbon Leader: Grover

149 Cleveland and the Democratic Party, Messages of the Governors of the Territory of review, 49(3):126; rev. of Altgeld's Washington to the Legislative Assembly, America: The Lincoln Ideal versus 1854­1889, ed. Charles M. Gates, review, Changing Realities, 50(2):71–72; rev. of 32(4):450 "The Best Men”: Liberal Reformers in the Messenger of Destiny: The California Adventures, Gilded Age, 61(1):58; rev. of Grover 1846­47, of Archibald H. Gillespie, U.S. Cleveland, 60(2):108–109; rev. of Marine Corps, by Werner H. Marti, review, Ignatius Donnelly: The Portrait of a 52(4):161 Politician, 55(1):15; rev. of TR and Will: Metal Trades Council (Seattle). See Seattle Metal A Friendship That Split the Republican Trades Council Party, 62(2):90; rev. of William McKinley Metaline Falls, Wash., 11(3):204 and His America, 55(4):183–84Merrill, Metallurgical Laboratory (Met Lab), University of Marlene Deahl, ed., Seeing Yellowstone in Chicago. See University of Chicago 1871: Earliest Descriptions and Images Metallurgical Laboratory from the Field, review, 97(2):104; ed., Metaphysical News (Seattle), 75(1):5–7, 11–12 Yellowstone and the Great West: Metaphysical Science Church, archives, in Wash., Journals, Letters, and Images from the 30(4):422, 430 1871 Hayden Expedition, review, Metcalfe, Robert, 16(2):120–121 91(2):95 Metcalfe, Simon, 16(2):114–121, 30(3):277–278, Merrill, R. D., 70(4):146–47 286 Merrill, Richard Dwight, 82(4):132, 134 Metcalfe, Thomas Humphrey, 16(2):116–117 Merrill, W. Ralph, ill., Washington State: A meteorological stations, in Alaska, 86(2):72–81 Literary Chronicle, ed. W. Storrs Lee, Methodism in the Northwest, by Erle Howell, ed. review, 61(4):232–33 Chapin D. Foster, review, 58(2):105 Merrill and Ring Logging Company, 82(4):132, Methodist Church 134–35 clergy in Oregon, 63(4):143–49 Merriman, R. O., The Bison and the Fur Trade, missionaries in the Pacific Northwest, 18(2):154 56(4):159–67, 61(1):6–8 Merriman, Roger Bigelow, The Rise of the missionary work in Oregon Territory, Spanish Empire, review, 9(3):230–231 48(3):76–77, 87 Merritt, Edward L., 85(4):156 records of, in Spokane, 28(4):393–395, 407 Merritt, John I., Baronets and Buffalo: The and the Revival of 1905, 83(4):145–48, 150 British Sportsman in the American West, role of, in the formation of Oregon's 1833–1881, review, 77(3):117 provisional government, 61(2):87–93 Merritt, Josiah, 22(3):214–15 in western Wash. (1890­1915), 38(4):319–333 Merritt, Melvin C., 58(3):147 Methodist Episcopal Church Merritt, Raymond H., Engineering in American archives, in Wash., 30(4):422–423, 426, 430, Society, 1850­1875, review, 62(3):124 436 Merryman, J. H., 16(4):266 records of, in Spokane, 28(4):393–395, 402 Merton, Robert K., 92(1):32–33, 38 Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society, Mesa, Wash., 11(3):203 24(2):109–111, 127 Mesick, Jane Louise, The English Traveler in Methodist Mission, 25(3):203–209 America, 1785­1835, 14(1):69 Methodist Mission to Oregon, signers of the Meskill, Wash., 11(3):203 Oregon Memorial (1838), 24(3):174–180 Messages from Frank’s Landing, by Charles Methodist missionaries Wilkinson, 95(1):35 aid to, in Oregon Territory, 15(3):211–214

150 in Oregon Country, 2(2):133–144, 165–166, 86(2):88 24(1):53–57 in Yakima Valley, Wash., 72(3):121–31 in Oregon Territory, 1(1):21–33 "Mexican Migration into Washington State: A Methodist Missionary Board, 56(4):166–67 History, 1940­1950," by Erasmo Gamboa, Methodist Missionary Society, 48(3):76–78 72(3):121–31 "The Methodists and the Formation of the The Mexican War, by Otis A. Singletary, review, Oregon Provisional Government," by 52(2):73–74 Kent D. Richards, 61(2):87–93 The Mexican War, 1846­1848, by K. Jack Bauer, Methow, Wash., 11(3):204 review, 67(1):34–35 Methow Indians, 27(2):107–108 The Mexican War Diary of George B. McClellan, Methow River area, Wash., exploration of, ed. William Starr Myers, 8(3):233 62(4):137–39 Mexicana (schooner), 5(3):218–219, 6(2):84, Methow Valley, Wash. 9(2):87 Ella Byers Scott farm in, 88(3):110, 124–45 Mexicana (Spanish transport), 54(4):153, 155 road building in, 56(2):49–56 Mexican­American War (1846), 21(1):38–48 The Métis in the Canadian West, 2 vols., by Mexicans, as muleteers, 34(2):142–143 Marcel Giraud, trans. George Woodcock, SS Mexico (ship), 7(1):24, 32 review, 78(3):116–17 Mexico­Russia relations, 60(4):212–15 Metlakatla (Alaska native community), Meyer, Bette E., "The Pend Oreille Routes to 82(4):141 Montana, 1866­1870,” 72(2):76–83; metropolis­hinterland, importance in B.C. Fort George Wright: Not Only Where the Band history, 81(3):101–11 Played; a Historical Geography, review, Metropolitan Magazine, 50(3):86 89(3):165 Metropolitan Record and New York Vindicator, Meyer, Eugene, Jr., 71(2):66, 69 60(2):67 Meyer, Frederick, 3(4):299 Metternich, by Arthur Herman, review, Meyer, Patricia, ed., Honoré­Timothée Lempfrit, 23(4):304 O.M.I.: His Oregon Trail Journal and Metzger, Mr. (accused murderer in Mont.), Letters from the Pacific Northwest, 1848­ 36(4):316–318 1853, trans. Patricia Meyer and Catou “Mexican American Street Gangs, Migration, Lévesque, review, 77(3):116 and Violence in the Yakima Valley,” by Meyer, Patricia, and Catou Lévesque, trans., E. Mark Moreno, 97(3):131­38 Honoré­Timothée Lempfrit, O.M.I.: His Mexican Americans Oregon Trail Journal and Letters from the street gangs in Yakima Valley, 97(3):131­37 Pacific Northwest, 1848­1853, ed. Patricia in Wash. and Oreg., 70(4):155–62 Meyer, review, 77(3):116 Mexican Emigration to the United States, 1897­ Meyer, Richard E., rev. of The Great American 1931: Socio­Economic Patterns, by Outlaw: A Legacy of Fact and Fiction, Lawrence A. Cardoso, review, 72(4):184 86(1):48–49; rev. of Make Prayers to the Mexican Gold Trail: The Journal of a Forty­ Raven: A Koyukon View of the Northern Niner, by George W. B. Evans, ed. Glenn Forest, 74(4):179 S. Dumke, review, 37(3):267–268 Meyer, Roy W., History of the Santee Sioux: "Mexican Labor in the Pacific Northwest, 1943­ United States Indian Policy on Trial, 1947: A Photographic Essay," by Erasmo review, 60(1):36 Gamboa, 73(4):175–81 Meyer and Cruxner and Company, 23(4):273, Mexican migrant laborers 277–279 in the Pacific Northwest, 73(4):175–81, Meyers, J. A., "Finan McDonald—Explorer, Fur

151 Trader and Legislator," 13(3):196–208; Carl Heine, review, 66(3):142 "Jacques Raphael Finlay," 10(3):163–167; Middaugh, Jon, rev. of Sticking to the Union: An "Oregan—River of the Slaves or River of Oral History of the Life and Times of Julia the West," 13(4):282–283 Ruuttila, 97(3):157 Meyers, Jacob, 12(4):314 middle class, adjustment to industrial society, Meyers, Jacob A., and William S. Lewis, eds., 92(3):115–26 "Journal of a Trip from Fort Colvile to The Middle Columbia Salish, by James H. Teit, Fort Vancouver and Return in 1828," by 19(4):305–306 John Work, 11(2):104–114; eds., "Life at Middle Fraser culture region, 41(4):330–341 Old Fort Colville," by Angus MacDonald, The Middle Ground: Indians, Empires, and 16(3):199–205 Republics in the Great Lakes Region, 1650­ Meyers, Jacob A., F. W. Howay, and William S. 1815, by Richard White, 83(2):62 Lewis, eds., "Angus McDonald: A Few The Middle Group of American Historians, by Items of the West," 8(3):188–229 John Spencer Bassett, review, 8(2):155 Meyers, Jacob Allen, 17(1):5–13, 17(3):218 Middle Spokane Indians, 27(2):107–108, 134–135 Meyers, L. W., 17(3):199–200 Middlekauff, Robert, rev. of Sowing Good Seeds: Meyers, Louther Walden, 17(1):5–8, 13 The Northwest Suffrage Campaigns of Meyers Falls, Wash., 17(1):8–9 Susan B. Anthony, 82(4):149 Mezerik, Avrahm, 54(1):4 Middleton, Robert, 13(2):95 Michael, Francis, rev. of "The Great Learning" Middleton Mining Company, 39(2):137–138, and "The Mean­in­Action," 34(4):417– 140–141, 146 418 Midgley, Victor, 69(3):129 Michael, Franz, rev. of Journey into China, “‘Midnight Justice’: Lynching and Law in the 34(1):116–118 Pacific Northwest,” by Michael J. Pfeifer, “Michael Luark and Settler Culture in the 94(2):83­92 Western Pacific Northwest, 1853­1899,” "The Midshipman's Revenge: Or, The Case of the by Robert Bunting, 96(4):198­205 Missing Islands," by John Frazier Henry, Michel, Pierre, 13(3):202 73(4):156–64 Michelle (Kootenay chief), 29(3):285, 287, 296 Midvale, Wash., 11(3):205 Michelson, Truman, Contributions to Fox Midway, Wash., 11(3):205 Ethnology, 19(1):75; Notes on the "The Midwest Decision, 1915: A Landmark in Buffalo­Head Dance of the Thunder Gens Conservation History," by Leonard J. Bates, of the of Fox Indians, 20(1):74 51(1):26–34 Michigan: A Bicentennial History, by Bruce Midwest Oil Company, 51(1):26–34 Catton, review, 72(3):107–10 Miescher, P., 31(2):140–141 Michigan Historical Collections, Michigan Mighetto, Lisa, "Sport Fishing on the Columbia Historical Commission, review, 7(2):172 River,” 87(1):5–15; Wild Animals and Michigan Historical Commission, and American Environmental Ethics, review, Suggestions for Local Historical Societies 84(3):111; ed., Muir among the Animals: and Writers in Michigan, by George The Wildlife Writings of John Muir, review, Newman Fuller, 5(2):150 79(1):42; rev. of Aldo Leopold: His Life and Michigan Historical Commission, Michigan Work, 79(3):123; rev. of The Chief: Ernest Historical Collections, review, 7(2):172 Thompson Seton and the Changing West, Michler, Nathaniel, 98(2):56­57 78(3):109; rev. of Footprints in the Micronesia at the Crossroads: A Reappraisal of Olympics: An Autobiography, 84(2):77; rev. the Micronesian Political Dilemma, by of Mental Territories: Mapping the Inland

152 Empire, 90(1):41; rev. of The Olympic 60 Rain Forest: An Ecological Web, to Lincoln County, Wash., 30(1):51–65 85(2):71; rev. of Reindeer and Gold, of Mexican Americans to the Pacific 80(3):114; rev. of A Republic of Rivers: Northwest, 70(4):155, 157–58 Three Centuries of Nature Writing from of Mormons to Canada, 59(1):11–22, Alaska and the Yukon, 82(2):73 86(4):155–64 Mighetto, Lisa, and Marcia Montgomery, Hard by Mormons westward, 6(4):243–250 Drive to the Klondike: Promoting Seattle Oregon Trail (1878), 18(2):122–131 during the Gold Rush, review, 94(3):159­60 of Pacific coast native peoples, 24(3):163–173 Mighetto, Lisa, and Wesley J. Ebel, Saving the patterns of, to Oregon Territory, 41(2):97–108 Salmon: A History of the U. S. Army promotion of, to Oregon Territory, 56(4):159– Corps of Engineers' Efforts to Protect 67 Anadromous Fish on the Columbia and from Puget Sound to eastern Wash., 3(2):118– Snake Rivers, review, 88(1):16–17 119 Mighty Mountain, by Archie Binns, review, and religious trends on the west coast, 33(1):73–76 83(3):85–87 Mighty River: A Portrait of the Fraser, by states contributing to Pacific Northwest, Richard G. Bocking, review, 90(2):102– 44(3):107 103 to the Yakima Valley, 61(1):11–19 migrant laborers Migration of College and University Students in Mexican and Chicano, in Yakima Valley, the United States, by Charles S. Gossman, Wash., 72(3):121–31 Charles E. Nobbe, Theresa J. Patricelli, Mexican, in the Pacific Northwest, Calvin F. Schmid, and Thomas E. Steahr, 73(4):175–81, 86(2):88 review, 60(3):173 migration Migration of the Negro (art exhibit), 96(1):3, 8­11 of African Americans to Portland, Migration of the Negro (series of paintings), 92(3):139–41, 96(1):3­13 96(1):7­11 of African Americans to Seattle (WWII), Migration to the Seattle Labor Market Area, 67(4):167–74 1940­1942, by Clark Kerr, review, Alaska census data (1900), 85(3):82–92 34(2):215–217 of Appalachians to Wash., 29(2):115–134, Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act (1934), 33(1):3–25 63(3):115, 117, 120 of Danes, to the Pacific Northwest, 71(1):15– migratory birds, federal policy on, 63(3):114–18, 23 120 effect of, on regional culture, 64(4):148–53, Milan, Wash., 22(3):192 96(1):3­13 The Mild Reservationists and the League of of Finnish, 86(1):25–33 Nations Controversy in the Senate, by Finnish, to the Pacific Northwest, 93(3):137– Herbert F. Margulies, review, 81(4):156 40 Miles, Charles, Indian and Eskimo Artifacts of of freed slaves westward, 56(3):125–30 North America, review, 55(4):188; ed., of gang culture to the Yakima Valley, Building a State: Washington, 1889­1939, 97(3):131­37 review, 32(3):326–327 Hispanic population data for Wash. and Miles, Daniel, 38(4):298 Oreg. (1980), 75(3):108–16 Miles, Dione, comp., Something in Common—An and the Inland Empire, 50(1):14–25 IWW Bibliography, review, 78(3):110 of Jews to Portland (1851­1866), 76(2):52– Miles, Evan, 49(4):138–143

153 Miles, Henry, 13(1):17–18 establishment of, in the west, 28(4):339–362 Miles, Jo N., “The Life and Death of A. J. Fort Casey, Wash., 47(2):33–43 Bolon, 1826­1855,” 97(1):31­38 on Puget Sound, 16(4):284–289, 19(1):31–36 Miles, Joseph, 95(1):30 role of, in development of Mont., 29(2):135– Miles, Nelson, 45(1):7 150 Miles, Nelson A., 6(3):148–152, 47(2):37–38, military history 49(4):133, 50(1):22 Air Force and Boeing Company, 85(4):137–49 and the Nez Perce Indians, 36(3):213, 217, army officers' attitudes toward native peoples 230 (1830­1860), 67(3):113–24 and the Sioux campaign (1879­1880), Army Signal Service (U.S.), 86(2):72–82 39(1):41–64 B.C. in WWII, 88(2):59–69 Miles, Nelson A., 55(1):35–37, 56(2):69 Camp Lewis, Wash., 58(4):188–95 Miles, T. C., 35(4):295 Canol oil pipeline project (WWII), 61(2):101– Miles, Wash., 11(3):205 108 Miles Goodyear, by Charles Kelly and Maurice Fort George Wright, 80(3):91–100 L. Howe, review, 29(2):210–211 at Fort Lawton, 89(4):218 "Miles Poindexter and the Progressive militia in B.C., 57(1):28–35, 61(3):156–61 Movement," by Howard W. Allen, navy in Puget Sound War (1855­1857), 53(3):114–122 67(1):10–20 Miletic­Vejzovic, Laila, and Julia King, eds., in Puget Sound and the North Pacific, 85(2):78 The Library of Leonard and Virginia relationship with Alaska Natives, 75(4):156–62 Woolf: A Short­Title Catalog, review, San Juan boundary dispute, 62(2):59–68 96(1):52­53 Seattle and Boeing, 85(4):137–49 "Military Aid to Civil Power in British Spanish­American War volunteers, 57(1):18– Columbia: The Labor Strikes at 27 Wellington and Steveston, 1890, 1900," and Stevens, Isaac I., 63(3):81–86 by Peter Guy Silverman, 61(3):156–61 See also Army Corps of Engineers (U.S.); military aircraft industry (1935­1941), Army (U.S.) 88(2):82–92 Military Life in Dakota: The Journal of Philippe military Regis de Trobriand, trans. and ed. Lucile M. escorts for emigrant trains, 33(3):265–273 Kane, review, 43(1):72–73 maps, 38(3):263–266 The Military Obligation of Citizenship, by politics and army efficiency (1861­1865), Leonard Wood, 7(2):172–173 1(1):63–70 Military Posts and Camps in Oklahoma, by posts on Puget Sound, 47(2):33–43 William Brown Morrison, review, U.S. army in Washington Territory (1853­ 28(2):193–196 1860), 2(1):28–32 military roads U.S. army relations with native peoples in first in Wash., 15(2):122 Oregon Territory, 2(3):233–236 maps of, 38(3):265–266 U.S. army relations with native peoples in in Mont., 29(2):137–150 Washington Territory, 2(3):237–240 Mullan Road, 7(4):301–306, 14(3):201–209, Washington Territory military participation 25(3):189, 191–197 in the civil war, 2(1):38–39 in Washington Territory, 2(2):118–126, West Point Military Academy, 2(2):105–117 14(4):255, 30(4):374–375, 378 and westward migration, 33(3):265–273 "The Military Roads of Washington Territory," by military forts Thomas W. Prosch, 2(2):118–126

154 military­metropolitan­industrial complex, World of Lincoln Ellsworth, 96(3):155; rev. 61(1):43–44, 88(2):82–92 of Wesley Earl Dunkle: Alaska’s Flying Seattle and Boeing, 85(4):137–49 Miner, 96(3):163 militias Millennial Star (Liverpool), 48(2):40–41 British Columbia Horse, 57(1):28–35 Miller, A. E., 52(3):88 Klickitat Rangers, 14(4):261 Miller, A. L., 71(1):36–37, 39 of Okanagan Valley, 57(1):28–35 Miller, A. P., 38(4):338–339, 343, 345 Oregon Rangers, 86(3):127 Miller, Alcana, 14(4):260 in the Pacific Northwest territories, 76(2):48 Miller, Alan Clark, Photographer of a Frontier: pioneer volunteers in the Indian Wars (1855­ The Photographs of Peter Britt, review, 1857), 8(3):172–179 69(1):44 Puget Sound Rifles, 2(1):33, 36 Miller, Alexander, 43(2):128 in Seattle (1885­1886), 20(3):209–212, Miller, Alfred Jacob, The West of Alfred Jacob 39(2):122–128 Miller (1837) from the notes and water Stevens Guards, 11(3):245–248 colors in the Walters Art Gallery, with an use of, in B.C. labor strikes, 61(3):156–61 account of the artist by Marvin C. Ross, in Washington Territory, 4(2):97, 11(3):202, review, 43(1):74–75 11(4):243–249, 83(3):104–106 Miller, Alfred Mason, 33(3):303 Washington Territory Volunteers, 43(2):93– Miller, Alice Stewart, "The Huntington Clan," 116 26(3):197–201 Mil­kop­si (Coeur d'Alene leader), 34(2):178 Miller, Allen, 98(1):34 mill construction, 93(3):117–24 Miller, Beatrice D., "Neah Bay: The Makah in Mill Creek Journal: Ashland, Oregon, 1850­ Transition," 43(4):262–272 1860, by Kay Atwood, review, 79(4):160 Miller, Bill, 15(4):258 The Mill on the Boot: The Story of the St. Paul Miller, Bruce G., "The Great Race of 1941: A and Tacoma Lumber Company, by Coast Salish Public Relations Coup,” Murray Morgan, review, 75(1):46 89(3):127–35; Invisible Indigenes: The Mill Town: A Social History of Everett, Politics of Nonrecognition, review, Washington, from Its Earliest Beginnings 97(3):153­54 on the Shores of Puget Sound to the Miller, Char, ed., American Forests: Nature, Tragic and Infamous Event Known as the Culture, and Politics, review, 90(3):155–56; Everett Massacre, by Norman H. Clark, rev. of A Conspiracy of Optimism: review, 63(1):29 Management of the National Forests since Mill Town: A Social History of Everett, World War Two, 87(2):99–100; rev. of Washington, from Its Earliest Beginnings "Empire Can Wait”: American Opposition on the Shores of Puget Sound to the to Hawaiian Annexation, 1893­1898, Tragic and Infamous Event Known as the 74(1):41 Everett Massacre, by Norman H. Clark, Miller, Charles A., The Supreme Court and the 91(1):3 Uses of History, review, 62(1):37–38 Millar, David R., rev. of After Yalta: America Miller, Charles Wallace, Jr., The Automobile Gold and the Origins of the Cold War, Rushes and Depression Era Mining, review, 65(1):45; rev. of The United States and 90(3):164–65 the Origins of the Cold War, 1941­1947, Miller, Clifford R., Baptists and the Oregon 65(1):45 Frontier, review, 60(4):204 Millard, H. W., 58(2):75, 81 Miller, Darlis A., Mary Hallock Foote: Author­ Millbrooke, Anne, rev. of Polar Extremes: The Illustrator of the American West, review,

155 95(2):97­98 Literature of the Oregon Country, 70(2):88; Miller, David E., "Peter Skene Ogden's Trek rev. of Kopet: A Documentary Narrative of into Idaho, 1828­29," 51(1):16–25 Chief Joseph's Last Years, 74(1):45, Miller, David E., rev. of The History of a 74(3):137; rev. of Tribal Boundaries in the Valley: Cache Valley, Utah­Idaho, Nass Watershed, 91(1):45Miller, Jay, and 48(2):62 Carol M. Eastman, eds., The Tsimshian and Miller, David Harry, and Jerome O. Steffen, Their Neighbors of the North Pacific Coast, eds., The Frontier: Comparative Studies, review, 77(1):31 review, 69(3):135–36 Miller, Joaquin, 6(3):172 Miller, Donald C., Ghost Towns of Washington Miller, Joaquin, Joaquin Miller: His California and Oregon, review, 70(2):89 Diary, ed. John S. Richards, review, Miller, Douglas T., rev. of The Alcoholic 28(4):423–25 Republic: An American Tradition, Miller, John, Jr., The War in the Pacific. 71(4):151 Guadalcanal: The First Offensive, review, Miller, Edward, 5(1):29 41(3):276–77 Miller, Eva L., 5(1):30 Miller, John F., 14(4):243–47 Miller, G. W., 51(4):172 Miller, John F., 68(3):123–27 Miller, George H., Railroads and the Granger Miller, Jonathan, 9(2):91 Laws, review, 63(2):77–78 Miller, Joseph, 37(2):97–98 Miller, H. Lloyd, 45(2):52 Miller, Leander, 8(1):6 Miller, Henry, 66(4):176, 179–80 Miller, Leon Gordon, and Polly Miller, Lost Miller, Henry G., 3(4):277, 286 Heritage of Alaska: The Adventure and Art Miller, Hunter, 43(3):195–196 of the Alaskan Coastal Indians, review, Miller, Hunter, San Juan Archipelago: Study of 60(1):35 the Joint Occupation of San Juan Island, Miller, Lischen M., 74(3):101 review, 34(3):314–316; ed., Northwest Miller, Lorraine, and Daniel Conner, Master Water Boundary: Report of the Experts Mariner: Captain James Cook and the Summoned by the German Emperor as Peoples of the Pacific, review, 71(1):44 Arbitrator under Articles 34­42 of the Miller, M. Catherine, Flooding the Courtrooms: Treaty of Washington of May 8, 1871, Law and Water in the Far West, review, Preliminary to His Award Dated October 85(3):122 21, 1872, review, 33(2):212–213 Miller, Margaret, 4(1):36 Miller, J. N. T., 60(3):138 Miller, Max, Fog and Men on Bering Sea, review, Miller, J. R., Skycrapers Hide the Heavens: A 27(3):264–65; No Matter What Happens, History of Indian­White Relations in review, 41(2):177–78 Canada, review, 80(4):154; rev. of The Miller, Minnie, 3(4):277 Métis in the Canadian West, 2 vols., Miller, Orlando Wesley, The Frontier in Alaska 78(3):116–17 and the Matanuska Colony, review, Miller, Jacob W., 52(1):11 67(3):126–27 Miller, James, 98(1):21 Miller, Polly, and Leon Gordon Miller, Lost Miller, James P., 26(3):209–15, 220–21, 223, Heritage of Alaska: The Adventure and Art 26(4):280–84, 288 of the Alaskan Coastal Indians, review, Miller, Jay, Shamanic Odyssey: The 60(1):35 Lushootseed Salish Journey to the Land of Miller, Rachel C., 4(1):36 the Dead, review, 80(4):146; rev. of Miller, Robert, rev. of Letters from the Governor's Coyote Was Going There: Indian Wife: A View of Russian Alaska, 1859­1862,

156 98(1):49 Nisqually, 1833­1860,” 96(2):95­101 Miller, Robert Moats, rev. of An Episode in Millikin, Earl, 88(1):22, 25, 93(3):130 Anti­Catholicism: The American milling industry. See sawmilling industry Protective Association, 56(2):94 "The Million­Dollar Corner: The Development of Miller, Sally M., and Philip S. Foner, eds., Kate Downtown Spokane, 1890­1920," by John Richards O'Hare: Selected Writings and Fahey, 62(2):77–85 Speeches, review, 75(2):80 Mills, A. L., 2(2):114–15 Miller, Samuel W., 80(3):98–99 Mills, C. Wright, 50(1):11 Miller, Stuart Creighton, The Unwelcome Mills, Darius Ogden, 80(4):123–26, 128, 130–32, Immigrant: The American Image of the 90(2):108 Chinese, 1775­1882, review, 61(4):229– Mills, Donald Ogden, 31(2):126–56 30 Mills, Hazel E., 50(3):98 Miller, Thomas Ross, Laurel Kendall, and Mills, Hazel E., "Governor Isaac I. Stevens and Barbara Math, with Stanley A. Freed, the Washington Territorial Library," Ruth S. Freed, and Laila Williamson, 53(1):1–16; "Travels of a Lady Drawing Shadows to Stone: The Correspondent," 45(4):105–15 Photography of the Jesup North Pacific Mills, James H., 35(4):338–39 Expedition, 1897­1902, review, 90(2):89– Mills, James Hamilton, 29(3):270–71, 274–76 90 Mills, John E., The Four Ages of Tsurai: A Miller, Thomas J., 32(4):434, 436–37 Documentary History of the Indian Village Miller, William, 50(1):12 on Trinidad Bay, review, 45(4):133–34 Miller, William, The Age of Enterprise; A Mills, Randall V., Railroads down the Valleys: Social History of Industrial America, Some Short Lines of the Oregon Country, review, 34(3):327–28 review, 42(2):171–72; Stern­Wheelers up Miller, William W., 37(1):32–34 Columbia: A Century of Steamboating in Miller, William Wallace, 8(1):46, 8(2):133, 146, the Oregon Country, review, 39(1):66–67; 8(4):306 rev. of The Columbia: Powerhouse of the Miller, William Winlock, 15(4):291 West, 41(1):70–71 Miller, William Winlock, 83(3):101–109 Mills, Walter Thomas, 91(3):126–27, 132–34 Miller, Winlock, Jr., 25(3):229–30 Mills and Markets: A History of the Pacific Coast Miller, Winlock, Jr., "The Olympia Narrow Lumber Industry to 1900, by Thomas R. Gauge Railroad," 16(4):243–50 Cox, review, 67(2):94 Miller, Winlock W., 14(3):223, 233–34, Milltown, Mont., Finnish settlement in, 86(1):29, 15(2):143, 15(3):215, 46(3):76–77 31 Miller, Winlock W., Jr., 46(3):76–78 Milner, Clyde A. II, ed., A New Significance: Re­ Miller, Winlock William, 13(4):294, 14(4):303 envisioning the History of the American Miller and Lux Company. See Pacific Livestock West, review, 89(1):49; rev. of The Great Company Father: The United States Government and Miller Hall (University of Washington), the American Indians, 2 vols., 76(4):158 85(3):109–10 Milner, Clyde A. II, and Floyd A. O'Neil, eds., Millerton, Wash., 11(3):205 Churchmen and the Western Indians, 1820­ Millican, James, 15(2):103–104 1920, review, 78(3):110 Millican, William, 15(2):103–104 Milner, Clyde A. II, Carol A. O'Connor, and Milliken, Emma, “Choosing between Corsets Martha A. Sandweiss, eds., The Oxford and Freedom: Native, Mixed­Blood, and History of the American West, review, White Wives of Laborers at Fort 86(3):114–17

157 Milner, Clyde A. II, Patricia N. Limerick, and American Political Verse, 1783­1788, Charles E. Rankin, eds., Trails: Toward a 29(1):99 New Western History, review, 84(2):63, Miner, T. T., 39(3):201 85(2):50–58 Miner, Thelma S., and Ward L. Miner, eds., Milner, Joe E., California Joe: Noted Scout and "Gold Prospecting on Cook Inlet in 1896: Indian Fighter, with an Authentic Account The Diary of a Failure,” 64(3):97–111 of Custer's Last Fight by William H. Miner, Ward L., and Thelma S. Miner, eds. "Gold Bowen, review, 27(1):84 Prospecting on Cook Inlet in 1896: The Milroy, James W., 37(1):46 Diary of a Failure,” 64(3):97–111 Milroy, Robert H., 37(1):33–35, 50(4):139–40 Mineral, Wash., 11(3):206, 29(2):118, 130 Milton, John, South Dakota: A Bicentennial migration of Appalachian highlanders to, History, review, 72(3):107–10 33(1):9 "The Milwaukee Road's Pacific Extension, miners' law, 19(3):212–13, 27(4):381–82, 1909­1929: The Photographs of Asahel 42(4):282 Curtis," by Carlos A. Schwantes, The Miners' Laws of Colorado, by Thomas M. 72(1):30–40 Marshall, 11(4):306–307 Milwaukee Mining Company, 81(2):44–45, 47 Miner's Magazine, 79(4):166 Milwaukee Road, 54(3):105–108, 110, 112, Miners' Union, 48(4):124–125 79(4):142, 144, 81(2):67, 71–73 Mines and Minerals of Washington: Annual photos of Pacific Extension, 72(1):30–40 Report of George A. Bethune, First State The Milwaukee Road, by Frederick W. Hyde, Geologist (1890), review, 66(4):186–87 review, 83(3):114 Mines and Minerals of Washington: Second "The Milwaukee­Youngstown Connection: Annual Report of George A. Bethune, State Midwestern Investors and the Coeur Geologist (1891), review, 66(4):186–87 d'Alene Mines," by John Fahey, 81(2):42– mines and mining 49 African Americans in, 73(4):146–55, 86(2):86 Mina, Wash., 11(3):206 in Alaska, 38(3):233–42, 45(1):8–12, Minard, E. L., 4(1):15, 32 49(3):89–98 Minard, Ralph, 31(4):385 Alaska agriculture, effects of, on, 69(4):145–50 Minard, S., 13(3):167–80 Alaska gold rush, 1900 census data, 85(3):82– The Mind of America, 1820­1860, by Rush 92 Welter, review, 68(1):35 Alaska­Yukon gold rush, 63(2):63–68, A Mine of Her Own: Women Prospectors in the 64(3):97–111, 80(2):62–71, 78, 81(1):11– American West, 1850­1950, by Sally 21, 83(1):2–7 Zanjani, review, 89(1):33–34 Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Mine Owners Association, 58(1):15, 23, 30, 41(4):312–29, 64(1):12–20 59(1):24–25, 30, 81(2):46 ASARCO, 84(2):42–49, 91(3):144–46 Mine Owners' Protective Association, 78(3):84– bibliography on, 52(4):154 85 blacklisting, 58(1):16–17, 23 Miner (Butte, Mont.). See Butte (Mont.) Miner Boyce, Edward, papers of, on, 79(4):166 Miner, Dale G., ed., The Culture of Hunting in in British Columbia, 22(1):32–41 Canada, review, 98(3):148­49 British Columbia development and, 23(2):94– Miner, H. Craig, and William E. Unrau, The 109 End of Indian Kansas: A Study of Cultural British investments in, 47(3):75–85 Revolution, 1854­1871, review, 71(1):46 Bunker Hill and Sullivan mining company, Miner, Louie M., Our Rude Forefathers: 84(2):42–49

158 in Butte, Mont., politics of, 64(1):12–20 labor unrest and unionization in Alaska, in California and Idaho (1865­66), 66(4):161–73 39(2):133–51 labor unrest in the Coeur d'Alene district, in the Cascades, 78(3):118 58(1):14–32, 78(3):83–90 Chinese laborers in, 58(2):82–89, 81(1):22– lead­silver, in the Coeur d'Alene district, 24, 88(4):176–77 81(2):42–49, 84(2):42–49 coal, 23(2):106–108, 23(4):257–259, mercury use in, 90(1):21 29(2):151–165, 47(1):23–28 in Montana, 41(4):312–329, 44(1):25–28 coal, at Newcastle, Wash., 37(3):231–257, Montana food shortages and, 36(2):115–120 48(4):120–126 and national parks policy, 91(3):139–46 coal, in Alaska, 7(3):234–236, 7(4):286, in Nome, Alaska, 38(3):233–242 73(2):66–77, 88(1):3–12 Northern Pacific Railway's Colstrip operations, coal, in Bellingham Bay, Wash., 80(4):123, 61(3):129–36 90(2):108–109 on the Olympic Peninsula, 82(3):118 in the Coeur d'Alene district, 57(2):51–54, in Oregon, 33(2):409–437 60(2):84–85, 87–91, 93, 81(2):42–49, photographs relating to, 78(3):84–90, 118, 84(2):42–49 90(1):54 communities, 81(2):78 and pollution litigation, 91(2):59–69 copper, 41(4):312–329, 60(2):87–95, Portland­Alaska trade and, 30(2):131–144 64(1):161–73 on public lands, 91(3):139–46 diversification strategies in Mont., public policy in Alaska, 61(1):49–50 84(3):103–104 quartz, 44(4):166–176 eastern investments in, 44(1):23–29 Red Ledge mine (near Homestead, Oreg.), Ebey, Winfield Scott, diary of, in Oregon 56(3):107, 112 (1862), 33(4):409–437, 34(1):39–86 Reed, Simeon G., in, 27(1):55–56, 58, 62 Fisk Expeditions to Montana, 33(2):265–282 regulation of, in B.C., 71(3):102–106 in forest reserves, 51(2):50 Roberts, Milnor O., papers of, on, 78(3):118 fortunes in Spokane, 62(2):80–82 role of, in Wash. statehood movement, Fraser River, 44(4):161–165 32(4):349–356 gold mine closures (WWII), 80(2):62–71 Ruby (Wash.) mining district, 32(1):61–78 gold rushes in B.C., 71(3):102, 104–106, silver mining in the Coeur d'Alenes, 81(2):78 76(4):137–47 small­business diversification, 84(3):103–104 in Idaho Territory, 15(4):250–259, 262 smelter trust, 81(2):46–47, 78 immigrant labor in, 81(1):22–24, 86(2):84– strip mining (Colstrip, Mont.), 61(3):129–36 85, 88(4):176–77 supplying camps in Mont., 56(4):168–76, impact of, on Spokane, 60(2):84–97, 65(3):119–25 81(2):46–48 supplying mining camps, 37(2):129–135, in the Inland Empire, 60(2):84–97, 40(2):94–105 65(3):119–20, Sweeny, James, on, 12(3):206–210 investment capital, 81(2):42–49, 78 technology, 81(2):78, 84(2):43, 46, 48–49 Klondike gold rush, 13(1):20–26, 34(2):205– in Wash., 39(3):217–218 211, 46(4):119, 50(2):53–62 Western Federation of Miners in Alaska, labor relations in western Wash., 70(1):29– 66(4):161–73 32, 73(4):146–55 WWII mine closures, 80(2):62–71 labor strikes at Wellington, B.C., 61(3):158– in the Yukon, 22(2):99–111 59 Minetry, P. J., 31(3):329, 331

159 The Mingling of the Canadian and American Lace­Boot Brigade, 1849­1933, by Clark C. Peoples, vol. 1: Historical, by Marcus Lee Spence, review, 62(2):87–88 Hansen, review, 32(1):116–117 The Mining Frontier: Contemporary Accounts The Mingling of the Races, by G. M. Trevelyan, from the American West in the Nineteenth review, 25(3):231 Century, coll. and ed. Marvin Lewis, Minidoka (Idaho) reclamation project, review, 59(3):127 78(4):126–27, 133 Mining Frontiers of the Far West, 1848­1880, by Minidoka County, Idaho, 31(2):203, 205 Rodman Wilson Paul, review, 55(1):41–42 Minidoka Relocation Camp (Hunt, Idaho), Mining Frontiers of the Far West, 1848­1880, by 70(2):79–80, 74(3):127–31, 88(4):167, Rodman Wilson Paul, rev. and exp. Elliott 169–71, 90(3):131–35, 93(3):131, 133 West, review, 94(3):151­52 minimum wage legislation, in Wash. (1913­ "Mining in Alaska Before 1867," by F. A. Golder, 1925), 67(3):97–112 7(3):233–238 The Mining Advance into the Inland Empire, by Mining Journal, 47(3):75–76, 79 William J. Trimble, review, 5(4):309–314 Mining Town: The Photographic Record of T. N. "Mining and Public Policy in Alaska," by Barnard and Nellie Stockbridge from the Morgan Sherwood, 61(1):49–50 Coeur d'Alenes, by Patricia Hart and Ivar Mining and Public Policy in Alaska: Mineral Nelson, review, 76(2):72 Policy, the Public Lands and Economic mining towns Development, by Arlon R. Tussing and profiles of, in Idaho, 73(3):108–20 Gregg K. Erickson, review, 61(1):49–50 Ruby City, Wash., 32(1):61–78 mining camps Mining World, 47(3):83 around Cedar Creek, Mont. (1870­74), Minister of Relief: Harry Hopkins and the 26(4):264–73 Depression, by Searle F. Charles, review, descriptions of, in Idaho, 27(4):369–89 55(2):94 flour shortage in Virginia City, Montana Mink, Mary and Me, by Chick Ferguson, review, Territory (1865), 21(3):189–94 38(2):182–83 pack animals to supply, 19(4):271–84, Minkler, Ransom, 35(3):225 34(2):131–46 Minkler, Wash., 11(3):206 supplying, 37(2):129–35, 40(2):94–105, Minnesota (merchant ship), 64(1):8–9 56(4):168–76, 65(3):119–25, 72(2):76–83 Minnesota (steamer), 1(4):199–200 Watt, James W., recollections of, in Minnesota: A Bicentennial History, by William E. Washington Territory, 19(3):206–13, Lass, review, 72(3):107–10 19(4):285–93 Minnesota, by car (1924), 83(3):96–97 of White Pine County, Nevada, 30(2):151– Minnesota, state archives, 29(1):35, 38 168 Minnesota and Montana Land and Improvement Mining Camps: A Study in American Frontier Company, 31(3):257–258, 267–269 Government, by Charles Howard Shinn, Minnesota and the Manifest Destiny of the review, 40(4):348 Canadian Northwest: A Study in Canadian­ "Mining Coal on the Meade River, Alaska," by American Relations, by Alvin C. Gluek, Jr., Claus­M. Naske, 88(1):3–12 review, 57(2):89 Mining Cultures: Men, Women, and Leisure in Minnesota Architectural Sketch Club, 81(4):133 Butte, 1914­41, by Mary Murphy, review, Minnesota Farmer Labor Party, 62(1):16–26 89(3):159 Minnesota Geographic Names, by Warren mining engineering education, 78(3):118 Upham, 11(3):235–236 Mining Engineers & the American West: The Minnesota in the Spanish­American War and the

160 Philippine Insurrection, by Franklin F. M. Hawes, 7(2):173 Holbrook, 14(4):309 Mishler, Craig, ed., Crow Is My Boss, Taatsaa’ Minnesota in the War with Germany, by Shaa K’exalthet: The Oral Life History of a Franklin F. Holbrook and Livia Appel, Tanacross Athabaskan Elder, by Kenny 20(2):151 Thomas, Sr., review, 97(4):206­207 Minogue, Adelaide E., Repair and Preservation Mission, Wash., 11(3):206–207 of Records, 35(1):87 Mission Among the Blackfeet, by Howard L. Minor, Mr., 4(4):268–69 Harrod, review, 65(1):41 Minor, T. T. See T. T. Minor School (Seattle) "Mission Church in Edmonton: An Anglican Minor, Thomas T., 1(3):128, 16(2):127, Experiment in the Canadian West," by 22(4):279, 283 Lewis G. Thomas, 49(2):55–60 minstrel shows, recollections of an Oregon Mission of Change in Alaska: Eskimos and pioneer, 55(3):117 Moravians on the Kuskokwim, by Wendell Minter, J. F., 7(1):15–17 H. Oswalt, review, 56(1):44–45 Minter, Joseph F., 32(1):19–59 Mission of the Immaculate Conception (Kittitas Minter, Roy, The White Pass: Gateway to the Valley, Washington Territory), 19(1):45, Klondike, review, 79(2):77 19(2):117, 122–123, 19(3):181 Minto, John, 18(2):95–96, 48(3):98 Mission on the Fraser, by John Cherrington, Minto, John, 74(4):146–53 review, 66(1):41 Minton, Bruce, The Fat Years and the Lean, mission schools review, 32(1):120–121 in Alaska, 54(2):67–70, 91(2):71–83 Minute Men (Seattle). See Seattle Minute Men Protestant and Catholic, compared, 79(4):132– Minutemen (American Protective League), 33, 135–36 52(3):83 Red River School, 42(3):225–29 Minutes of Council, Northern Department of missionaries Rupert Land, 1821­31, ed. R. Harvey in Alaska, 54(4):167–74, 59(4):190–202, Fleming, review, 33(2):207–209 63(2):41–54, 68(3):131–40, 91(2):71–79 Minutes of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1671­ Anglican, 42(3):224–241 1674, ed. E. E. Rich, review, 35(2):177– Anglican, in B.C., 75(2):70–78 178 autobiographies of, 29(3):229–230 Minutes of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1679­ Baptist, in Oregon Territory, 25(4):253–275 1684. First Part, 1679­1682, ed. E. E. Blanchet, François Norbert, in Oregon Rich, review, 40(3):253–54 Territory, 84(1):2–6 Minutes of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1679­ bringing cattle westward, 14(3):175–180 1684. Second Part, 1682­1684, ed. E. E. and California Indians, 80(3):118 Rich, review, 42(4):333–334 Catholic, 28(3):227–250, 42(3):40–76, Mires, Austin, 22(3):237–38, 22(4):278–83, 72(3):98–106, 73(4):169–71, 79(4):130–37 27(2):191, 32(1):65, 68–69, 72, 77 Chirouse, Eugene Casimir, 9(3):163–168 Mires, Austin, "Remarks on the Constitution of and the Cowlitz Indians, 93(4):191–96 the State of Washington," 22(4):276–88 De Smet, Peter John, 32(2):167–196, Mirrors of Seattle, by C. T. Conover, review, 33(2):123–152, 35(1):29–43, 35(2):121–142 15(1):70 Drury, Clifford Merrill, publications by, on the Mirsky, Jeannette, The Westward Crossings: Oregon Mission, 75(3):140–41 Balboa, Mackenzie, Lewis and Clark, early interest in Pacific coast, 36(2):99–114 review, 38(3):274 Episcopal, in early Oreg. and Wash., Miscellaneous Writings of F. B. Hawes, ed. Ed 37(4):303–312

161 in the Hawaiian Islands, 4(2):124–125, 7(3):218, 221, 225–227 12(3):166–167, 174, 177 treatment of, by John McLoughlin, 3(1):69–72, Hunt, Timothy Dwight, in Washington 16(3):219–221 Territory (1855), 76(4):148–55 Missionary Board of the Methodist Church, influence of Jesuits on Nez Perce War 38(4):319–320 (1877), 42(1):40–76 Missionary Explorers Among the American influence of, on Washington place names, Indians, ed. Mary Gay Humphreys, review, 1(1):9–10 4(4):293 Jesuits, among the Flathead (1840­50), missionary movement, anti­missionary theology 28(3):227–250 of Old School Baptists in Oregon Country, Joset, John Joseph, 38(4):285–314 40(2):124–140, 144 Lee, Jason, 6(4):251–263 Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Methodist, in Oregon, 2(2):133–144, 165– Church, 63(4):142–43 166, 24(1):53–57, 48(3):76–77 "A Missionary Tour of Washington Territory: T. Oblate, in Washington Territory, 19(1):45– Dwight Hunt's 1855 Report," ed. Robert H. 51, 19(2):117–133, 19(3):181–192 Keller, Jr., 76(4):148–55 O'Meara, Arthur E., in B.C., 58(2):90–99 missions, architecture of, 38(3):222–231 in Oregon Country, 61(1):1–9, 61(2):87–93, Mississippi (steamer­of­war), 32(2):133, 136 64(2):57–69 Mississippi, Department of Archives and History, Oregon Mission, 25(3):203–209 1(2):13, 29(1):29, 33 in Oregon Territory, 1(1):21–33, 36–41, Missoula (steamboat), 56(4):173 14(4):291–298, 56(4):159–67, 67(1):1–9, Missoula, Mont., 3(4):274–276, 41(1):21–25 72(3):98–106, 79(1):26–34 photographs of, by R. H. McKay, 90(1):54 in the Pacific Northwest, 41(2):121–161, Missoula, Montana Territory, 40(3):191–197 48(1):17–21 Missoula and Cedar Creek (Mont.) Pioneer, Presbyterian, 42(3):237–240 29(1):56, 29(3):270–271, 276 Presbyterian, in Alaska, 11(2):89–93 Missoula County, Mont., 31(2):195, 201 Presbyterian, in Oregon Country, 26(2):123– Missoula County, Washington Territory, in 1863, 128, 26(3):202–224, 26(4):280–301 4(2):101 Protestant, 79(4):130–37 Missoula Mercantile Company, 3(4):275, Protestant, in Oregon Country, 24(2):105– 70(3):133–34, 139 127 Missoula Pioneer, 26(4):264, 266, 272 publishing by, at Lapwai, 67(1):1, 8 Missouri Rossi, Louis, on the west coast (1856­1862), black exclusion law, 86(3):124, 128–29 72(4):157–61 Civil War and, 34(3):245–246 in Russian America, 28(1):82–83 The Missouri, by Stanley Vestal, review, Russian Orthodox, 63(2):41–54, 66(1):26– 36(3):282 29, 68(3):131–40, 92(3):127–36 Missouri Compromise, 2(3):212–231, 2(4):309 of the Siletz Indian Shaker Church, The Missouri Compromise and Presidential 64(3):122–23 Politics, 1820­1825, ed. Everett Somerville and the Spokane of Deep Creek colony, Brown, 17(2):151 98(4):169­78 The Missouri Expedition, 1818­1820: The Journal Thornton, Harrison, among the Eskimos, of Surgeon John Gale, With Related 54(4):167–74 Documents, ed. Roger L. Nichols, review, at trading posts, 25(1):19–20 61(2):110 travel west with Nathanial J. Wyeth, Missouri '49er: The Journal of William W. Hunter

162 on the Southern Gold Trail, by William of Northwest Disaster: Avalanche and Fire, W. Hunter, ed. David P. Robrock, review, 52(3):116; rev. of The Pig War, 60(1):40– 84(2):68 41; rev. of Pig War Islands, 63(4):169; rev. Missouri Fur Company, 1(4):249, 4(1):33–34 of A Preliminary List of References for the and the Jones­Immell massacre, 30(1):77–93 History of Agriculture in the Pacific The Missouri Pacific, by John Leeds Kerr, Northwest and Alaska, 60(3):153; rev. of 20(1):74 The Public Issues of Middle Snake River Missouri River Development, 56(3):113; rev. of description of travel on, by Peter John De Sternwheelers, Sandbars, and Switchbacks: Smet (1840), 35(2):136–40 A Chronicle of Steam Transportation in the importance of Fort Benton to navigation on, British Columbia Waterways of the 20(3):216–20 Columbia River System, 1865 to 1965, Lewis and Clark Expedition on the, 35(1):4– 65(4):191 8, 11 Mitchell, C. A., 49(4):171 military troop movements via (1860), Mitchell, David J., W. A. C. Bennett and the Rise 37(3):193–230 of British Columbia, review, 76(1):37 steamboats on the upper (1859­1869), Mitchell, Donald Craig, Take My Land, Take My 40(2):93–105 Life: The Story of Congress’s Historic Missouri Territory, Clark, William, in, Settlement of Alaska Native Land Claims, 1960­ 1(4):247–250 1971, review, 94(2):101 Missouri­type house, 38(3):227, 230, 232 Mitchell, Frederick W., 39(2):133–151 Mitani, Y., 69(3):125–26 Mitchell, George Washington, 94(2):69–82 Mitchell, B. W., Trail Life in the Canadian Mitchell, Harley Bradford, Historical Fragments Rockies, review, 16(3):228–29 of Early Chicagoland, 20(2):153 Mitchell, Betty L., Edmund Ruffin: A Mitchell, Hugh B., 85(4):138–39, 144–47 Biography, review, 74(1):40 Mitchell, Humphrey, 93(2):70–71, 74 Mitchell, Billy, 52(4):137 Mitchell, J. Paul, "Boss Speer and the City Mitchell, Bruce, 52(4):150–51 Functional: Boosters and Businessmen Mitchell, Bruce, "Judge Burke's Wenatchee, versus Commission Government in 1888­93,” 56(3):97–105; "Rufus Woods Denver,” 63(4):155–64 and Columbia River Development," Mitchell, John, 45(1):16–17 52(4):139–44; rev. of Barkerville Days, Mitchell, John H., 28(3):252–262 61(4):224–25; rev. of Columbia River Mitchell, John H., 60(3):136, 140–41, 143, Chronicles: A History of the Kootenay 80(4):158 District in the 19th Century, 69(4):189; Mitchell, Lee Clark, Witnesses to a Vanishing rev. of Economics and Public Policy in America: The Nineteenth­Century Water Resource Development, 56(3):113; Response, review, 74(4):182; rev. of F. Jay rev. of The End of the Trail: Nika Cupet, Haynes, Photographer, 73(4):183; rev. of 68(3):149–50; rev. of Ferryboats on the Karl Bodmer's America, 76(1):33 Columbia River, Including the Bridges Mitchell, M. Marion, rev. of Canadian­American and Dams, 66(3):141; rev. of Ghost Industry, A Study in International Towns of Washington and Oregon, Investment, 28(1):103–107 70(2):89; rev. of Kittitas Frontiersmen, Mitchell, Minnie, 77(4):144–46, 149 68(3):149–50; rev. of Monte Cristo, Mitchell, R. W. (Rabelais), 84(3):83–84, 87, 90 71(1):42; rev. of Monte Cristo Area: A Mitchell, S. Weir, "The Birthday of Washington," Complete Outdoor Guide, 71(1):42; rev. 1(3):109–12; Hugh Wynne, free Quaker:

163 sometime brevet lieutenant­colonel on the Mock, James R., Censorship 1917, review, staff of His Excellency, General 33(2):236–237 Washington, 1(3):101–108 Moclips, Wash., 11(3):207, 70(1):2, 6–7, Mitchell, William D., 78(1/2):8–9 74(3):106, 108 Mitman, Gregg, Reel Nature: America's Moctelme, Peter (Coeur d'Alene chief), Romance with Wildlife on Film, review, 53(4):146–147 92(2):98 The Model Commonwealth (Seattle, Port Mitten, Jack, 49(4):166 Angeles), 71(3):113, 116, 74(1):32–34 Mix, Charles E., 31(4):422–423, 429–434, 441– Modell, John, The Economics and Politics of 442, 97(4):190­91 Racial Accommodation: The Japanese of Miyakawa, T. Scott, Protestants and Pioneers: Los Angeles, 1900­1942, review, 71(2):92; Individualism and Conformity on the ed., The Kikuchi Diary: Chronicle from an American Frontier, review, 56(3):136 American Concentration Camp, by Charles Miyamoto, Frank, rev. of America's Kikuchi, review, 66(1):43 Concentration Camps, 59(2):107–108; Modern Chivalry, by Hugh Henry Brackenridge, rev. of Japanese Americans, from Relocation to ed. Claude M. Newlin, review, 30(1):127– Redress, 78(1/2):64 128 Miyamoto, S. Frank, 87(1):29, 31–32, 88(1):26, Modern Democracies, by James Bryce, review, 88(4):171 12(4):304–305 Miyamoto, S. Frank, "The Japanese Minority in Modern Irrigation and Land Company (Spokane the Pacific Northwest,” 54(4):143–49; Valley), 84(1):12 Social Solidarity Among the Japanese in Modern Manuscripts: A Practical Manual for Seattle, review, 74(1):44; rev. of Their Management, Care, and Use, by Impounded People: Japanese­Americans Kenneth W. Duckett, review, 68(3):148–49 in the Relocation Centers, 61(3):155; rev. “Modern or Traditional? Lionel H. Pries and of Issei and Nisei: The Internment Years, Architectural Education at the University of 60(1):50–51; rev. of The Kikuchi Diary: Washington, 1928­1942,” by Jeffrey Karl Chronicle from an American Ochsner, 96(3):132­50 Concentration Camp, 66(1):43 Modern Woodmen of America (secret society), Mjelde, Michael Jay, Glory of the Seas, review, 91(1):3, 22–23 62(1):36 modernism, career of Paul Thiry, 75(3):128–39 Moar, John, 7(3):187–198 HMS. Modeste (ship), 72(2):70 Moar, William, 7(3):193, 195, 197–198 Modoc County: A Geographic Time Continuum Moats, Newton, 93(3):127–28 on the California Volcanic Tableland, by Moberg, Donald R., rev. of The Mysterious Robert W. Pease, review, 57(3):136 North, 49(2):85 Modoc Indians, 45(4):114 Moberly, Henry John, When Fur Was King, Modoc War (1872­1873), 41(3):209–210 review, 21(1):63–65 The Modocs and Their War, by Keith A. Murray, Moberly, Walter, 52(4):152–153 review, 51(1):43 Moberly, Walter, The Rocks and Rivers of Moehring, Eugene P., rev. of Essays on Sunbelt British Columbia, review, 18(1):69–70 Cities and Recent Urban America, mobility 82(3):117 and democracy, 56(1):30–35 Moeller, Beverley B., "Captain James Colnett and geographic, of Americans, 81(3):82–86 the Tsimshian Indians, 1787,” 57(1):13–17 Mobilization for Spiritual Ideals. See Spiritual Moeller, Gary, rev. of Indian Rock Art of the Mobilization Columbia Plateau, 85(1):45

164 Moessner, Victoria, rev. of A Voyage to the 52(2):73; The Overland Trail, review, North West Side of America: The Journals 39(3):239–240 of James Colnett, 1786­89, 96(1):51­52 Monaghan, Joseph P., 69(1):23–24 Moessner, Victoria Joan, and Joanne E. Gates, Monckton, Robert, The Northcliffe Collection, eds., The Alaska­Klondike Diary of review, 18(1):71–72 Elizabeth Robins, 1900, by Elizabeth Mondell, Frank W., 71(2):66, 69 Robins, review, 91(2):98 Mondieu, Joseph, 31(3):292–305, 334–336 Moffat, H., 38(3):256–257 Mondovi, Wash., 18(2):123–124, 22(3):192 Moffat, Pierrepont, 61(2):102–104 monetary reform, view of John R. Rogers on, Moffitt, John V., 36(4):301 65(3):110, 113–14 Mogul (tugboat), 42(4):308–309, 316–317 Money, Class, and Party: An Economic Study of Moguls and Iron Men: The Story of the First Civil War and Reconstruction, by Robert P. Transcontinental Railroad, by James Sharkey, review, 52(2):74–75 McCague, review, 56(3):132–33 money, gold dust, in the Inland Empire, The Mohawk Princess; being some account of 17(3):201–202 the Life of Tekahion­Wake (E. Pauline Mongin, Alfred, rev. of This Old House: The Johnson), by Mrs. W. Garland Foster, Story of Clara Rust, 69(4):158 23(3):232 Monitor, Wash., 22(3):192 Mohler, Samuel R., "Boom Days in Ellensburg, Monk, Janice, Lillian Schlissel, and Vicki L. 1888­1891," 36(4):289–308; rev. of The Ruiz, eds., Western Women: Their Land, Career of Joseph Lane, Frontier Their Lives, 85(2):50–58 Politician, 34(4):406–407; rev. of The Monkkonen, Eric H., Walking to Work: Tramps in Lamp and the Cross: Sagas of Pacific America, 1790­1935, review, 76(2):75; rev. Lutheran University, 57(2):85–86; rev. of of The Depression and the Urban West Leaven for the Frontier, 45(2):65; rev. of Coast, 1929­1933: Los Angeles, San The Old Oregon Country, 42(2):168–169; Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, 83(2):71 rev. of Passage to Glory: John Ledyard's Monnette, Orra Eugene, comp., A California America, 37(3):259–260; rev. of The Story Chronology, 1510­1860, 6(4):279 of American Railroads, 39(2):172–173; Monohan, Wash., 11(3):207 rev. of Westward the Women, 36(2):174– Monohon, Martin, 6(1):16 175 monopolies, of tourist facilities in Yellowstone Molale language, 28(1):66–67, 69 National Park, 74(1):2–10 Mold, Wash., 11(3):207 monopolies and trusts Molenaar, Dee, maps and sketches, Harvey in the Washington state constitution, 4(4):251– Manning, text, and Tom Miller, 252, 263–264, 286 photographs, The North Cascades, review, monorail (Seattle), 80(1):5, 7–8, 10 56(2):56 Monroe (Wash.) Reformatory. See Washington Moley, Raymond, with Elliot A. Rosen, The State Reformatory First New Deal, review, 59(2):105–106 Monroe, Anne Shannon, Feelin' Fine!, 22(2):152– Mollhigh, John, 23(2):142–143, 145–146 153 Molson, Wash., 22(3):192 Monroe, M. Orion, "A Critical Discussion of the Monahan, James, 16(3):193, 196 Site of Camp Washington," 7(1):3–20; Monaghan, James, 16(2):99, 17(3):194, Monroe, Robert D., "Danny Pierce's One­Man 39(3):197–198 Show," 52(1):31–32; "An Excursion to Monaghan, Jay, Custer: The Life of General Wrangell, 1896," 50(2):48–52; rev. of George Armstrong Custer, review, Blanket Bill Jarman, Northwest Washington

165 Mystery Man: First Pioneer Settler in Anaconda Copper Mining Company, 64(1):12– Whatcom and Skagit Counties, 50(2):67– 20 68 army's role in early development of, Monroe, Ray, 82(1):31–32 29(2):135–150 Monroe, Robert D., "A Last Sighting from the Australian ballot, adoption of, 74(2):77, 80–83 Crow's Nest,” 72(3):137–40; "Robert boundaries, 40(1):27–29, 46(3):79–89, Bruce Hitchman, 1909­1981,” 72(3):136– 51(3):115–131 37; rev. of The Asahel Curtis Sampler: coal mining in, 47(1):23–28 Photographs of Puget Sound Past, Columbia Territory and, 44(2):81–82, 85 66(1):40–41; rev. of GPH: An Informal constitution, 42(4):282–285 Record of George P. Hammond and His Coxey's industrial army movement in, Era in the Bancroft Library, 57(1):36–37; 73(3):98–107 rev. of Guide to Colorado Newspapers, Doig, Ivan, works of, 78(4):134–40 1859­1963, 56(4):179; rev. of Dunne, Willis F., in, 64(1):12–20 Photographer of a Frontier: The eastern investment capital in, 44(1):23–29 Photographs of Peter Britt, 69(1):44; rev. electoral reform in, 74(2):77–86 of Print in a Wild Land, 59(2):109 Farmers Union in, 83(2):63–69 Monroe, Victor, 28(1):5–7, 43(2):110–111, 114, Fisk Expeditions to, 33(3):265–282 116 Flathead Reservation and white settlement, Monroe, Wash., 11(3):208 70(3):132–40 Monroe Doctrine, 21(1):31–54, 22(3):163–171 frontier journalism in, 29(1):53–59, 29(3):269– Japanese views of, 6(3):154–161 76 The Monroe Doctrine and American fur trade in, 33(3):251–63, 42(2):138–46 Expansionism, 18431849, by Frederick Gallatin Valley economic development, Merk, with Lois Bannister Merk, review, 47(4):117–23 58(4):208–209 gold mining in, 33(3):265–82 Monson, Donald, 98(3):111 in the guidebooks of Robert E. Strahorn, Montague, Martha Frances, Lewis and Clark 59(1):36–40, 42, 44 College, 1867­1967, review, 61(3):169 homesteading in, 84(3):103 Montana (steamer), 44(2):64 importance of railroads in development of, Montana: A Bicentennial History, by Clark C. 41(1):19–29 Spence, review, 73(2):62–65 irrigation movement in, 89(4):188–201 Montana: A History of Two Centuries, by Japanese American internee labor (WWII), Michael P. Malone and Richard B. 90(3):123–39 Roeder, review, 68(4):191–92 Kennedy, Will, career of, 74(2):77–86 Montana: An Uncommon Land, by K. Ross maps, 38(3):270 Toole, review, 50(4):164 mining in, 84(3):103–104 Montana, Contributions to the Historical murder of Homer Ward in, 36(4):309–318 Society of, ed. W. Y. Pemberton, 9(1):75 pack trains to the mining camps of, 34(2):136– Montana: High, Wide, and Handsome, by 138 Joseph Kinsey Howard, review, photographs of, by R. H. McKay, 90(1):54 35(3):267–268 politics (1889­1950), 41(3):213–231 Montana, state of politics (1932­33), 69(1):20–29 African Americans in Helena (1900­12), prohibition in, 69(1):21–22 70(2):50–57 Republican party politics, 74(2):77–86 agricultural diversification in, 84(3):102–103 skiing in, 44(1):8

166 small­scale entrepreneurs in, 84(3):98–107 Montana Legacy: Essays on History, People, and Walsh, Thomas J., in, 55(1):1–8, 56(3):114– Place, ed. Harry W. Fritz, Mary Murphy, 24, 65(2):49–65, 69(1):20–27, 89(4):192, and Robert R. Swartout, Jr., review, 195–97 95(1):44­45 wheat production in, 71(2):63–71 Montana Legislators, 1864­1979: Profiles and woman suffrage in, 55(1):9–15 Biographical Directory, by Ellis Waldron, Montana Adventure: The Recollections of Frank review, 73(3):141 B. Linderman, ed. Harold G. Merriam, Montana Margins: A State Anthology, ed. Joseph review, 60(1):41 Kinsey Howard, review, 38(1):86–87 Montana Campfire Tales: Fourteen Historical Montana Mining Association, 71(3):108–109 Narratives, by Dave Walter, review, Montana News Letter (Helena), 27(3):219 89(3):157 Montana Plaindealer (Helena). See Helena Montana Council for Progressive Political Montana Plaindealer Action, 83(2):64 "Montana Politics at the Crossroads, 1932­1933," Montana Council of Defense, 64(1):13, 15 by Michael P. Malone, 69(1):20–29 Montana Daily News, 27(3):219, 224 Montana populism, 74(2):78, 84–86 Montana Democratic party, 69(1):20–29 Montana Post, 29(3):273 and Burton Wheeler (1938), 54(1):19–29 Montana Power Company, 54(1):19, 25 presidential primary (1928), 55(1):1–8 Montana Progressive Citizens of America, Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and 83(2):64 Parks, 97(4):173­77 Montana Republican party, 69(1):20–29 Montana Export Commission League, 71(2):67– Montana Single­Tax Association, 74(2):83 69 Montana State College, 47(4):118 Montana Farmers Union, 83(2):63–69 establishment of, 37(4):337 "The Montana Farmers Union and the Cold Montana State League (baseball), 82(3):92–100 War, 1945­1954," by William C. Pratt, Montana Study, 37(1):81–82 83(2):63–69 Montana Study, Life in Montana as Seen in The Montana Frontier, by Merrill G. Lonepine, a Small Community, review, Burlingame, review, 33(4):450–451 36(4):361–362 Montana Frontier Lawyer: A Memoir, by Lew Montana Territory L. Callaway, ed. Vivian Paladin, review, boundaries, 40(2):122 84(1):32 creation of, 68(1):10–11 Montana Hide and Fur Company, 40(2):100 Edgerton, Sidney, 34(3):293–304, 67(4):153– Montana Historical Society, F. Jay Haynes, 62 Photographer, review, 73(4):183 frontier journalism in, 27(3):219–226 Montana Historical Society, comps. and eds., gold rush in (1865), 36(2):115–120 Not in Precious Metals Alone: A governors, 60(3):145–53, 67(4):153–62 Manuscript History of Montana, review, Interior Department archives on, 35(4):337– 69(3):140 341 Montana in the Making, by Newton Carl maps, 38(3):270 Abbott, 22(3):230, 24(1):66 nativism and anti­Chinese sentiment in, Montana Irrigation and Drainage Institute, 58(2):82–89 89(4):191, 193 penitentiary archives in, 35(4):341 Montana Justice: Power, Punishment, and the supplying mining camps in, 56(4):168–76, Penitentiary, by Keith Edgerton, review, 65(3):119–25, 72(2):76–83 96(3):152­53 Worden, Frank L., pioneer in, 40(3):191–196

167 "The Montana Woman Suffrage Campaign, Montgomery, John, 11(1):59, 11(4):297, 1911­14," by Ronald Schaffer, 55(1):9–15 12(3):221, 13(1):58, 62, 13(2):131, 134– "A Montanan in Russo­American Relations: 136, 14(2):145–148, 14(4):301, 15(1):64, The Case of John Ginzberg," by William 66, 15(2):128–141, 15(4):291, 22(4):293– S. Wallace, 40(1):35–43 294 Montana's Agony: Years of War and Hysteria, Montgomery, Marcia, and Lisa Mighetto, Hard 1917­1921, by Arnon Gutfeld, review, Drive to the Klondike: Promoting Seattle 72(2):89 during the Gold Rush, review, 94(3):159­60 "Montana's First Commercial Coal Mine," by Montgomery, Matilda Ann, 5(1):22 Rita McDonald and Merrill G. Montgomery, Maurice, "The Murder of Burlingame, 47(1):23–28 Missionary Thornton,” 54(4):167–73 Montana's navy of the unemployed, 75(1):14 Montgomery, Mrs. John, 15(2):128–129 Montana's Righteous Hangmen: The Vigilantes Montgomery, Richard G., The White Headed in Action, by Lew L. Callaway, ed. Lew Eagle, review, 26(1):67–69; Montgomery, L. Callaway, Jr., review, 74(3):135 Richard G., Young Northwest, review, Montborne, Wash., 11(3):208 33(2):210–212 Monte Cristo Area: A Complete Outdoor Guide, Montgomery, Richard G., rev. of A General by Harry M. Majors and Richard C. History of Oregon, Vol. 1, 26(3):225–226 McCollum, review, 71(1):42 Montgomery, Robert, and Sally B. Woodbridge, A Monte Cristo, by Philip R. Woodhouse and Guide to Architecture in Washington State: Robert L. Wood, review, 71(1):42 An Environmental Perspective, review, Monteith, Charles E., 36(3):232, 47(2):51, 73(1):48 49(4):131–132 Montgomery Ward & Co., Catalogue and Buyers' Monteith, John, 45(1):1 Guide, No. 57, Spring and Summer, 1895, Monteith, John B., 27(1):68, 70–72, 42(1):50– review, 61(4):222 51, 62 Monticello, Wash., 11(3):209 Monterey shells, introduction of, to Northwest bid to become state capital, 32(3):239, 252, coast Natives, 31(4):399–402 256–57 Montesano, Wash., 11(3):208–209, 76(1):23 Monticello Convention, 13(1):3–19, 13(3):182– history of, 33(3):369 183, 44(2):55–57, 44(4):157–158, 45(3):89– Montesquieu, Baron de, 53(1):34 90 Montgomery, Charles H., 17(3):200–201 Montigny, Ovide de, 98(2):80­81, 91 Montgomery, David, Beyond Equality: Labor Montour, Nicholas, 13(3):202–203 and the Radical Republicans, 1862­1872, Montoya, María, rev. of The Spanish Frontier in review, 60(1):47 North America, 85(3):121 Montgomery, David R., Susan Bolton, Derek B. "Monument for Indian War Heroes," 10(3):177– Booth, and Leslie Wall, eds., Restoration 181 of Puget Sound Rivers, review, 95(3):152 "Monument to Captain Hembree," by W. P. Montgomery, J. B., 29(2):158 Bonney, 11(3):178–182 Montgomery, James W., Liberated Woman: A "Monument Unveiled in Puyallup," by W. P. Life of May Arkwright Hutton, review, Bonney, 17(1):36–38 67(1):40–41; Monumenta Nipponica: Studies on Japanese Liberated Woman: A Life of May Arkwright Culture, Past and Present, ed. J. B. Kraus, Hutton. The Coeur d'Alenes; or, A Tale of review, 30(3):365 the Modern Inquisition in Idaho, by May monuments, marking of, on the Columbia River Arkwright Hutton, review, 77(1):38 Historical Expedition, 18(1):3–4

168 Monuments in Cedar, by Edward L. Keithahn, Moor, Marion W., 66(4):162–64 review, 37(2):162–163 Moore, A. C. H., 5(1):25 Mood, Fulmer, Regionalism in America, Moore, A. W., 32(1):37, 37(1):51 48(3):66, 68, 71; ed., The Early Writings Moore, Benjamin, 98(4):179 of Frederick Jackson Turner, review, Moore, Charles, 69(3):114–15 30(3):354–356 Moore, Daniel G., Log of a Twentieth Century Moods of the Columbia, by Archie Satterfield, Cowboy, review, 56(3):136 review, 60(4):220–21 Moore, Frank W., 56(1):25–28 Moody, Chad, rev. of The Washakie Letters of Moore, Fred H., 49(4):170 Willie Ottogary: Northwestern Shoshone Moore, Grace R., 17(4):258 Journalist and Leader, 1906­1929, 94(1):47­ Moore, Henry, 21(4):271–280, 22(1):32–38 48 Moore, Hugh, 21(2):92 Moody, G. F., 15(2):98 Moore, Irene, Valiant La Verendrye, review, Moody, L. F., 14(2):119 19(4):298–301 Moody, Malcolm, 15(2):97, 48(3):93 Moore, J. A., 58(3):132–33 Moody, Mary Stephenson, 15(1):32–33, 42 Moore, J. Bernard (Ben), 22(1):39–40 Moody, Ralph, The Old Trails West, review, Moore, James A., 17(3):181, 183, 25(2):123–124, 56(2):91–92 50(1):10 Moody, Suzanna, index. ed., Women's History Moore, James A., 77(1):17–18, 81(2):55–56, 58, Sources: A Guide to Archives and 66, 85(4):157–58 Manuscript Collections in the United Moore, James Corydon, 15(3):185 States, 2 vols., ed. Andrea Hinding, Moore, James M., 27(1):11–12 review, 72(4):183 Moore, John Robert, Senator Josiah William Moody, Z. F., 15(1):33 Bailey of North Carolina: A Political Moody, Z. F., 72(2):77, 80, 82 Biography, review, 60(3):170–71 Moog, Vianna, Bandeirantes and Pioneers, Moore, J. W., 21(3):195–203, 21(4):273–275, trans. L. L. Barrett, review, 56(1):46–47 22(2):99–102 Moogk, Peter N., with R. V. Stevenson, Moore, J. Z., 22(4):279–280 Vancouver Defended: A History of the Moore, John W., 22(1):32–38 Men and Guns of the Lower Mainland Moore, Marshall, 54(2):61–62, 70(4):164, Defences, 1859­1949, review, 72(1):19 71(4):155 Moonax, Wash., 11(3):210 Moore, Marshall F., portrait of, 1(2):5–6 Mooney, James, 54(4):158–66 Moore, Miles C., 22(4):279–280, 35(4):330, and James Wickersham, 81(4):122–23, 125 39(4):284, 290–291 Mooney, James, The Ghost­Dance Religion and portrait of, 1(2):5–6 the Sioux Outbreak of 1890, 73(4):165– Moore, Miles C., "The Columbia River," 67, 172–74 6(3):171–176 Mooney, Thomas, 52(3):83 Moore, Mr., 4(4):269–272, 15(4):293–295, 297 Mooney, Tom J., 60(4):216–20 Moore, Norman, The Physician in English The Mooney Case, by Richard H. Frost, review, History, 5(4):317 60(4):216–20 Moore, O. C., 38(2):101, 105, 107–108 "The Mooney­Billings Case: An Essay Moore, Philip D., 79(2):59, 61–62 Review," by Albert F. Gunns, 60(4):216– Moore, Robert, 6(3):177, 15(3):163–186, 20 17(1):46, 17(3):170–171 Moonlight at Midday, by Sally Carrighar, Moore, Shirley Ann Wilson, and Quintard Taylor, review, 50(3):118 eds., African American Women Confront the

169 West, 1600­2000, review, 95(2):92­93 More Voices, New Stories: King County, Moore, Stanley, 89(1):12–20 Washington’s First 150 Years, ed. Mary C. Moore, Stephen T., "Cross­Border Crusades: Wright, review, 96(1):49­50 The Binational Temperance Movement in Morehead, Ann, and Don Morehead, A Short Washington and British Columbia,” Season: Story of a Montana Childhood, 98(3):130­42; rev. of Parallel Destinies: review, 90(3):160 Canadian­American Relations West of the Morehead, Don, and Ann Morehead, A Short Rockies, 95(1):40­41; rev. of Washington Season: Story of a Montana Childhood, State, 97(3):159­60 review, 90(3):160 Moore, William, 20(2):160 Morehead, John H., 57(3):115–16, 118 Moore, William (father), 21(3):195–203, Morehead, John T., 53(1):40 21(4):271–280, 22(1):32–41, 22(2):99 Morehouse, Thomas A., and Gerald A. McBeath, Moore, William D. (son), 21(3):195–202, eds., Alaska: State Government and 21(4):271–280, 22(1):32–41, 22(2):99– Politics, review, 79(1):45 111 Morehouse, Thomas A., David T. Kresge, and Moore, William Hickman, 59(4):179–80, George W. Rogers, Issues in Alaska 91(3):124, 129–30, 132–34 Development, review, 70(4):190 Moore, Willis, 52(4):135–136 Morel, Joseph, 8(3):201 Moore Theatre (Seattle), 81(2):54–56, 58, 64– Moreland, Sinclair, ed., Texas Governors' 66 Message, Coke to Ross, 1874­1891, 9(1):75 Moorehead, Warren K., The American Indian in Moreno, E. Mark, “Mexican American Street the United States, Period 1850­1914, Gangs, Migration, and Violence in the 7(1):83; Stone Ornaments Used by Yakima Valley,” 97(3):131­38 Indians in the United States and Canada, Morgan, Arthur E., Dams and Other Disasters: A 8(2):154–155 Century of the Army Corps of Engineers in Moorhouse, Lee, 86(1):54 Civil Works, review, 64(2):93–94 Moos, Malcolm, The Campus and the State, Morgan, Dale L., The Humboldt: Highroad of the review, 51(1):41–42 West, review, 34(4):410–411; ed., In Moran, Pat, 16(3):192–193 Pursuit of the Golden Dream: Moran, Robert, 8(3):240, 25(1):77, 26(4):310, Reminiscences of San Francisco and the 38(2):107 Northern and Southern Mines, 1849­1857, Moran Brothers shipyards, 42(4):317–318, by Howard C. Gardiner, review, 62(4):155– 90(1):3–4 56; ed., The West of William H. Ashley: The Moravian missionaries, in Alaska, 91(2):72–79 International Struggle for the Fur Trade of More, Joseph, 39(1):10–17 the Missouri, the Rocky Mountains, and the More, R. S., 49(2):72 Columbia, with Explorations beyond the More, Samuel, 31(3):339–342 Continental Divide, Recorded in the Diaries More Deadly than War! Pacific Coast Logging, and Letters..., review, 56(2):91; rev. of Bill 1827­1981, by Andrew Mason Prouty, Sublette, Mountain Man, 51(2):86–87; rev. review, 77(3):117 of Peter Skene Ogden's Snake Country "More Land for Industry: The Story of Flood Journal, 1826­27, 54(3):126 Control in the Green River Valley," by Morgan, Dale L., and Eleanor Towles Harris, eds., Howard A. Hanson, 48(1):1–7 The Rocky Mountain Journals of William More Power to You, by Fred Lockley and Marshall Anderson: The West in 1834, Marshall N. Dana, review, 26(3):235 review, 59(4):223 More Rawhides, by C. M. Russell, 17(3):236 Morgan, Dale L., and George P. Hammond, eds.,

170 Captain Charles M. Weber: Pioneer of the Northwest Corner: The Pacific Northwest, San Joaquin and Founder of Stockton, Its Past and Present, review, 54(1):40; One California, with a Description of His Man's Gold Rush: A Klondike Album, Papers, Maps, Books, Pictures, and review, 59(2):113–14; Puget's Sound: A Memorabilia Now in the Bancroft Narrative of Early Tacoma and the Library, review, 58(1):44; eds., A Guide Southern Sound, review, 71(4):190; Skid to the Manuscript Collections of the Road: An Informal Portrait of Seattle, Bancroft Library, Vol. I: Pacific and review, 43(3):235–236; The Viewless Western Manuscripts (except California), Winds, review, 82(3):109; rev. of Radical review, 55(2):54 Heritage: Labor, Socialism, and Reform in Morgan, Ebenezer "Rattler,” 68(3):122, 124–26 Washington and British Columbia, 1885­ Morgan, Frank, 78(3):91–93, 96 1917, 73(1):39; rev. of Spanish Scientists in Morgan, George T., Jr., William B. Greeley: A the New World: The Eighteenth­Century Practical Forester, 1879­1955, review, Expeditions, 74(1):36 54(1):36–37 Morgan, Neil, The California Syndrome, review, Morgan, H. Wayne, America's Road to Empire: 61(3):172–73; Westward Tilt: The American The War with Spain and Overseas West Today, review, 55(1):42 Expansion, review, 57(1):44–45; From Morgan, Neil, and editors of Time­Life Books, Hayes to McKinley: National Party The Pacific States: California, Oregon, Politics, 1877­1896, review, 61(2):117– Washington, review, 59(2):109 18; The Gilded Age: A Reappraisal, Morgan Carkeek house (Seattle), 85(4):151 review, 55(1):43–44; William McKinley Morgenroth, Chris, Footprints in the Olympics: and His America, review, 55(4):183–84; An Autobiography, ed. Katherine rev. of Anti­Imperialism in the United Morgenroth Flaherty, review, 84(2):77 States: The Great Debate, 1890­1920, Morice, A. G., The Carrier Language, A 63(1):33 Grammar and Dictionary Combined, Morgan, Harry, 71(1):2–3, 7–10 review, 24(2):150–152 Morgan, Hiram D., 37(1):51 Morice, Lewis, 10(3):221, 227, 229 Morgan, J. R., 97(3):115­23 Morinaga, Yukio, 91(1):34–35 Morgan, James, In the Footsteps of Napoleon, Morison, S. E., Les Origenes de la Doctrine de 7(1):83–84 Monroe, 15(3):232; ed., The Northwest Fur Morgan, John, 4(3):189 Trade and The Indians of The Oregon Morgan, John T., 34(3):247–248 Country, 1788­1830, by William Sturgis, Morgan, Lewis Henry, 51(4):164 review, 11(4):303–305 Morgan, Murray, The Columbia: Powerhouse of Morison, Samuel Eliot, "Boston Traders in the West, review, 41(1):70–71; Hawaiian Islands, 1789­1823," 12(3):166– Confederate Raider in the North Pacific: 201; "Letters on the Northwest Fur Trade," The Saga of the C.S.S. Shenandoah, 1864­ 11(3):174–177; The European Discovery of 65, review, 89(1):50–51; The Dam, America: The Northern Voyages, A. D. 500­ review, 46(2):59; Dixie Raider: The Saga 1600, review, 67(1):32–34; The European of the C.S.S. Shenandoah, review, Discovery of America: The Southern 40(3):259–260; Mercer's Belles: The Voyages, A. D. 1492­1616, review, Journal of a Reporter, by Roger Conant, 67(1):32–34; Maritime History of review, 51(4):184 ; The Mill on the Boot: Massachusetts, 1783­1860, 13(1):70–71 The Story of the St. Paul and Tacoma Morley, Alan, Vancouver: From Milltown to Lumber Company, review, 75(1):46; The Metropolis, review, 53(2):84

171 Morley, Judy M., Historic Preservation and the cooperation, 94(3):130–39 Imagined West: Albuquerque, Denver, early settlements of, in southern Idaho, and Seattle, review, 98(1):46­47 28(2):137–50 "Morley Roberts in the Western Avernus," by economics and, 46(4):97–107 Jeremy Mouat, 93(1):26–36 English converts among, 48(2):39–44 Mormon Battalion, 6(4):247–249 in Mexico, 59(1):11–12 Mormon Church, 86(4):155–64 prejudice against, in Idaho, 47(4):107–16 archives, in Wash., 28(4):397, 30(4):420– in the Snake River plain (1880s), 78(1/2):50– 421, 429 58 and sugar industry, 94(3):130–39 and sugar industry, 94(3):130–39 trends in Oreg., 83(3):82–83 westward migration of, 6(4):244–50 See also anti­Mormonism; Mormons and women's rights, 91(4):174–75, 178 A Mormon Chronicle: The Diaries of John D. "The Mormons Come to Canada, 1887­1902," by Lee, 1848­1876, ed. Robert Glass Cleland Lawrence B. Lee, 59(1):11–22 and Juanita Brooks, review, 47(3):93 The Mormons' War on Poverty: A History of LDS "Mormon Colonization Scheme for Vancouver Welfare, 1830­1990, by Garth L. Mangum Island," by J. B. Munro, 25(4):278–285 and Bruce D. Blumell, review, 85(2):72–73 The Mormon Conflict, 1850­1859, by Norman Morning Capital, 27(3):219, 224–225 F. Furniss, review, 52(2):74 Morning Star (ship), 10(2):93–94 Mormon Country, by Wallace Stegner, review, Mornings on Horseback, by David McCullough, 34(1):113–114 review, 73(1):29–30 The Mormon Establishment, by Wallace Turner, "Mornings on Horseback: A Review," by Lewis review, 58(4):215–16 L. Gould, 73(1):29–30 "The Mormon Invasion and Settlement of the Morningside Hospital (Portland), caring for Upper Snake River Plain in the 1880s: Alaska's mentally ill, 65(1):24, 28, The Case of Lewisville, Idaho," by 71(1):31–39, 73(3):124, 129–30, 132 Ronald R. Boyce, 78(1/2):50–58 Morod, Emile, 73(1):33, 38 A Mormon Mother: An Autobiography, by Morrell, W. P., The Gold Rushes, review, Annie Clark Tanner, review, 66(2):86–87 33(1):88–90 The Mormon Question: Polygamy and Morrill, Lot, 75(4):159 Constitutional Conflict in Nineteenth­Century Morrill, Richard, rev. of Pacific Northwest: America, by Sarah Barringer Gordon, review, Essays in Honor of James W. Scott, 94(1):51­52 85(2):63 "The Mormon Road," by Hiram F. White, Morrill Act (1862), 46(1):10 6(4):243–250 Morris, Anna VanRensselaer, The Applewoman of Mormon village farm system, 78(1/2):53–58 the Klickitat, review, 10(1):71–72 Mormonism: The Story of a New Religious Morris, Arval A., rev. of The Meaning of Tradition, by Jan Shipps, review, Freedom of Speech: First Amendment 76(4):147 Freedoms from Wilson to FDR, 65(1):46; Mormonism and the American Experience, by rev. of Native American Aliens: Disloyalty Klaus J. Hansen, review, 73(4):184 and the Renunciation of Citizenship by Mormons, 85(2):54–55 Japanese Americans during World War II, in Alberta, Canada, 59(1):11–22, 86(4):155– 77(4):154; rev. of The New Deal Lawyers, 64 74(4):178; rev. of The Rise of Guardian appeal by British, for colonies on Vancouver Democracy: The Supreme Court's Role in Island, 25(4):278–85 Voting Rights Disputes, 1849­1969,

172 67(3):131–32; rev. of The Supreme Court Morrison, Dorothy Nafus, Ladies Were Not and the Uses of History, 62(1):37–38; rev. Expected: Abigail Scott Duniway and of Unequal Justice: Lawyers and Social Women's Rights, review, 70(1):45; Outpost: Change in Modern America, 69(1):40–41 John McLoughlin and the Far Northwest, Morris, B. Wistar, 41(2):136–137, 141–142, 1st ed., review, 92(2):100; Outpost: John 151–152, 157, 42(3):235, 240 McLoughlin and the Far Northwest, Morris, Benjamin Wistar, 39(3):200–213 paperback ed., review, 96(4):216­17 Morris, David Copland, rev. of Nature’s State: Morrison, Frank, 69(3):128, 130, 132–33 Imagining Alaska as the Last Frontier, Morrison, George, 13(4):249 94(2):93­94 Morrison, Joseph L., Josephus Daniels: The Morris, Edward D., 14(4):260 Small­d Democrat, review, 58(3):165–66 Morris, Elizabeth, 15(2):121 Morrison, Michael A., rev. of Jefferson's Empire: Morris, Esther, 44(2):75–76 The Language of American Nationhood, Morris, Esther, 56(2):60–63 92(3):160–61 Morris, F. Farwell, 61(1):16–20 Morrison, William R., rev. of Bones, Boats, and Morris, John E., King Philip's War, review, Bison: Archeology and the First 1(4):279–280 Colonization of Western North America, Morris, Lewis, 15(2):121 92(1):46–47; rev. of The Journal of John Morris, Moses, 6(1):19 Work: A Chief­Trader of the Hudson’s Bay Morris, Richard B., A Guide to the Principal Co., during his Expedition from Vancouver Sources for Early American History to the Flatheads and Blackfeet of the Pacific (1600­1800) in the City of New York, Northwest, 97(4):211 21(2):151 Morrison, William R., and Kenneth S. Coates, Morris, T., 2(1):30, 19(3):223–227 eds., For Purposes of Dominion: Essays in Morris, T., "Army Officer's Report on Indian Honour of Morris Zaslow, review, War and Treaties," 19(2):134–141 81(4):154; Land of the Midnight Sun: A Morris, Thomas D., rev. of California Legal History of the Yukon, review, 80(1):35; History Manuscripts in the Huntington Working the North: Labor and the Library, 81(1):29; rev. of Federal Justice Northwest Defense Projects, 1942­1946, in California: The Court of Ogden review, 86(3):146–47 Hoffman, 1851­1891, 83(2):75; rev. of Morrissey, Katherine G., Mental Territories: Law for the Elephant: Property and Mapping the Inland Empire, review, Social Behavior on the Overland Trail, 90(1):41 73(1):41; rev. of Pharisee among Morrissey, Katherine, Carlos Schwantes, David Philistines: The Diary of Judge Matthew Nicandri, and Susan Strasser, Washington: P. Deady, 1871­1892, 2 vols., 68(3):145– Images of a State's Heritage, review, 46; rev. of Practicing Law in Frontier 80(3):111 California, 84(2):77 Morrison, Isaac H., 29(1):55–56 Morris, William A., rev. of Dr. John Morrison, John F., 52(3):95 McLoughlin, the Father of Oregon, Morrison, Nancy Irwin, 18(2):95–98 2(1):44–46 Morrison, Robert Wilson, 18(2):95–98 Morrison (brig), 36(4):319, 322–325, 327, 330 Morrison, William Brown, Military Posts and Morrison (British merchant ship), 6(3):155 Camps in Oklahoma, review, 28(2):193– USS Morrison (destroyer), 73(1):22–24 196 Morrison, David R., The Politics of the Yukon Morrow, Honore Willsie, We Must March, Territory, 1898­1909, review, 61(2):115 review, 17(1):72, 17(2):146–147

173 Morrow, S. F., 26(3):218 Mortimer, Wyndham, 88(2):84, 89 Morrow, William W., 73(1):15, 17 Morton, Arthur S., Sir George Simpson, Overseas Morse, Donna L., rev. of My Father’s Legacy: Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company: A The Story of Doctor Nils August Pen Picture of a Man of Action, review, Johanson, Founder of Swedish Medical 37(2):159–160; Under Western Skies: Being Center, 95(1):47; rev. of With a Dauntless a Series of Pen­pictures of the Canadian Spirit: Alaska Nursing in Dog­Team West in Early Fur Trade Times, review, Days, 96(2):108 28(4):415–416 Morse, Eldridge, 19(3):238–239 Morton, Austin, 1(1):53 Morse, Frank P., Cavalcade of the Rails, review, Morton, Suzanne, At Odds: Gambling and 31(3):355–356 Canadians, 1919­1969, review, 95(2):94­95 Morse, George W., 7(1):58 Morton, W. L., The Canadian Identity, review, Morse, John M., "Steinbrueck's Seattle,” 54(1):43–44; The Kingdom of Canada: A 54(3):124–25 General History from Earliest Times, Morse, Kathryn, rev. of Chilkoot: An Adventure review, 56(1):45–46; ed., Alexander Begg's in Ecotourism, 94(3):159­60; rev. of Red River Journal and Other Papers Dispossessing the Wilderness: Indian Relative to the Red River Resistance of Removal and the Making of the National 1869­1870, review, 49(1):43; ed., God's Parks, 91(2):94; rev. of Hard Drive to the Galloping Girl: The Peace River Diaries of Klondike: Promoting Seattle during the Monica Storrs, 1929­1931, review, Gold Rush, 94(3):159­60; The Nature of 72(4):181; rev. of The Liberal Party in Gold: An Environmental History of the Alberta: A History of Politics in the Klondike Gold Rush, 96(3):152; rev. of Province of Alberta, 1905–1921, 50(4):170 Schwatka's Last Search: The New York Morton, Wash., 11(3):210, 29(2):118, 129–130 Ledger Expedition through Unknown migration of Appalachian highlanders to, Alaska and British Columbia, 90(1):49– 33(1):9, 19 50; rev. of When the Geese Come: The Moscow, Warren, Roosevelt and Willkie, review, Journals of a Moravian Missionary, Ella 60(3):169–70 Mae Ervin Romig, 1898­1905, Southwest Moseley, H. N., 58(4):185 Alaska, 90(1):49–50 Moser, Charles, Reminiscences of the West Coast Morse, Mrs. G. W., 3(4):300 of Vancouver Island, review, 18(2):141 Morse, Rev., 8(2):145, 147, 149 Moser, John E., rev. of William Z. Foster and the Morse, Samuel Gay, 74(3):108–10 Tragedy of American Radicalism, Morse, Wayne, 55(2):56, 62–64, 65(1):32–33, 92(3):152–53 36–37, 82(3):82–91 Moses (Flathead Indian), 29(3):310–311 Mortensen, A. R., rev. of The City of the Saints Moses (Sinkiuse­Columbia chief), 8(4):245, 249– and Across the Rocky Mountains to 250, 47(1):17, 48(4):141 California, 55(2):90 Moses, A., 8(1):46 mortgage bonds, in Wash. (1929­52), Moses, Abraham Benton, 14(3):223–224, 229, 43(2):122–26, 145–46 231, 49(2):69–70, 72, 95(1):29­30 mortgage lending, Portland Home Loan Bank, Moses, L. G., Wild West Shows and the Images of 75(1):34–40 American Indians, 1883­1933, review, mortgage loan debt, and populism in Whitman 88(4):199–200 County, Wash., 65(3):101–104, 107–108 Moses, Mrs. S., 14(3):230 Mortgage Your Heart, by Sophus Keith Moses, Norton H., comp., Lynching and Winther, review, 28(4):432–433 Vigilantism in the United States: An

174 Annotated Bibliography, review, Motion Picture Operators Union, Local 154 89(3):153 (Seattle). See Seattle Motion Picture Moses, Simpson P., 7(4):307–308, 13(1):18–19, Operators Union, Local 154 14(4):299–300, 303, 15(2):134, Motley, John Lothrop, 27(3):229–230 15(3):216–217, 222, 15(4):289, 297, Motlow, James, and Jeff Gillenkirk, Bitter Melon: 41(2):119 Stories from the Last Rural Chinese Town Moses Agreement (1886), 9(4):267 in America, review, 79(3):121 Moses Indian Reservation, 47(2):49 Mott, Frank Luther, Benjamin Franklin, review, "Moses Alexander and the Idaho Lumber Strike 27(4):398–399 of 1917: The Wartime Ordeal of a Mottishaw, Marjorie Powell, "Quiet, Peaceful, Progressive," by Hugh T. Lovin, Old Steilacoom," 46(1):1–4 66(3):115–22 Mouat, Jeremy, "Morley Roberts in the Western Mosheel (Yakama Indian), 97(1):35­36 Avernus,” 93(1):26–36; Roaring Days: Mosher, Capt., 11(2):137 Rossland's Mines and the History of British Mosher, Capt. (of the Inez), 11(1):64–65 Columbia, review, 88(2):99 Moskal, Jeanne, rev. of Women and the White Mouat, W. A., 11(1):60, 11(2):145–146, 148 Man’s God: Gender and Race in the Mouat, William, 15(4):297 Canadian Mission Field, 94(3):157­58 Mouat, William Alexander, 14(4):302–303 Moss, Frank E., 86(2):63 Moulton, Gary E., ed., Atlas of the Lewis and Moss, Frank E., The Water Crisis, review, Clark Expedition, review, 75(4):187; ed., 59(4):218 The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Moss, Sidney W., 19(2):155–156 Expedition, Vol. 2, August 30, 1803–August Moss Bay Iron and Steel Company, 17(3):184– 24, 1804, review, 79(2):84; ed., The 185 Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Moss Bay Iron and Steel Company of America, Vol. 3: August 25, 1804–April 6, 1805, 53(4):133–134 review, 79(2):84; ed., The Journals of the Mossman and Company Express, 33(4):413, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 4: April 7, 422, 426 1805–July 27, 1805, review, 79(2):84; ed., Mossyrock, Wash., 11(3):211, 29(2):118 The Journals of the Lewis and Clark The Most Striking of Objects: The Totem Poles Expedition, Vol. 5: July 28–November 1, of Sitka National Historical Park, by 1805, review, 80(4):157; ed., The Journals Andrew Patrick, review, 95(3):156­57 of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 6: Mostly Alkali, by Stephen Perry Jocelyn, November 2, 1805–March 22, 1806, review, review, 45(1):33 82(4):154–55; ed., The Journals of the Mother Damnable. See Conklin, Mary Ann Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 7: March Mother Ryther Home (Seattle orphanage), 23–June 9, 1806, review, 84(2):66; ed., The 69(2):74 Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Mother Was a Lady: Self and Society in Selected Vol. 8: June 10–September 26, 1806, American Children's Periodicals, 1865­ review, 86(1):47–48; The Journals of the 1890, by R. Gordon Kelly, review, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 9: The 67(4):150 Journals of John Ordway, May 14, 1804– The Mothers, by Vardis Fisher, review, September 23, 1806, and Charles Floyd, 35(3):277 May 14–August 18, 1804, review, Mothershead, Harmon Ross, The Swan Land 88(4):206–207; ed., The Journals of the and Cattle Company, Ltd., review, Lewis and Clark Expedition, Vol. 10: The 64(1):33 Journal of Patrick Gass, May 14, 1804–

175 September 23, 1806, review, 88(4):206– 12(4):313–314, 75(4):165–67, 169–70 207; ed., The Journals of the Lewis and centennial of William F. Tolmie's exploration Clark Expedition, Vol. 11: The Journals of, 21(1):18–22 of Joseph Whitehouse, May 14, 1804– Chief Sluskin's reminiscences as a guide on, April 2, 1806, review, 90(1):43–44; ed., 8(2):97–101 The Journals of the Lewis and Clark controversy over the name of, 77(4):139–49 Expedition, Vol. 12: Herbarium of the origin of the name of, 11(3):215–216 Lewis and Clark Expedition, review, photos of, by Edward S. Curtis, 75(4):165–67, 92(1):51–52 169–70 mound burials, 33(4):392, 400–401 Mount Rainier, A Record of Exploration, ed. Mount, Mary Virginia, 35(4):349–355 Edmond S. Meany, review, 8(1):63–65 Mount, Mary Virginia, and Mabel W. Tucker, "Mount Rainier and PNQ: A National Park "Northwest Fiction for the Junior and Centennial Album, 90(1):30–40 Senior High School," 35(4):349–355 "A Mount Rainier Centennial," by Clarence B. Mount Adams, 11(3):211–212 Bagley and Asahel Curtis, 21(1):18–22 Mount Adams area (Wash.), 89(4):171–78, 182, Mount Rainier Forest Reserve. See Mount Rainier 186 National Park Mount Angel, Oreg., 89(2):110 Mount Rainier National Park, 11(3):216–217, Mount Baker, 11(3):212, 44(1):11–12 55(3):123, 74(3):119, 123, 80(1):38, ascent of, by Edmund T. Coleman, 90(1):30–40 23(4):243–244 centennial of William Fraser Tolmie's climb, skiing, 44(1):11–12 24(4):312 Mount Baker: A Chronicle of Its Historic establishment of, 77(4):140–41, 88(2):70–81 Eruptions and First Ascent, ed. Harry M. livestock grazing in, 55(3):123–25, Majors, review, 71(2):88 in PNQ, 90(1):30–40 Mount Baker National Forest, homesteading and winter sports at, 44(1):7–13 the Forest Homestead Act (1906), Mount Robson, 19(1):20–30 56(2):86–88 Mount Rushmore Memorial, 59(3):121–27 Mount Constance, 4(3):182–186, 11(3):213 Mount Saint Helens, 11(3):217 Mount Constitution, 11(3):213–214 bibliography, 72(3):132–35 Mount Ellinor, 4(3):182–183, 186, 11(3):214 naming of, 15(2):124–125 Mount Hood, skiing, 44(1):10–11 "The Mount Saint Helens Eruptions: An Mount McKinley National Park, 96(4):171­80 Evaluation of Popular and Scholarly Mount McKinley National Park, by the National Literature," by Glenda J. Pearson, Park Service, 19(1):73–74 72(3):132–35 Mount Meany, 25(3):220–221, 221 Mount Saint Michael's College of Philosphy and Mount Olympus, 11(3):215, 25(3):214–223 Science, 38(4):288 Mount Olympus National Monument, Mount Si, trail dedicated, 22(3):213–214 25(3):214–215, 225–228, 76(4):126–28 "Mount Si Trail Dedicated," by William H. "The Mount Olympus National Monument," by Taylor, 22(3):213–215 Clifford Edwin Roloff, 25(3):214–228 Mount St. Helens National Park , and railroad Mount Rainier, 44(1):12–13 land grants, 74(3):116–17, 119, 123 ascent of, by August V. Kautz (1857), Mount Sinai Cemetery Association of Oregon 48(4):134–38 (Portland), 76(2):57, 59 ascent of, by Edmund T. Coleman, 23(4):244 Mount Stuart, 11(4):274–275, 32(1):31 ascents of, 1(1):77–81, 9(4):312, 10(1):78, Mount Tabor Nervous Sanitarium. See

176 Morningside Hospital (Portland) 15(1):72 Mount Tacoma. See Mount Rainier The Mountaineer (1924), 16(1):68–69 Mount Tacoma Club, 77(4):144–49 The Mountaineer (1925), 17(2):149–150 "'Mount Tacoma' vs. 'Mount Rainier': The Fight The Mountaineer, 1928, ed. Lulie Nettleton, to Rename the Mountain," by Genevieve 20(1):76 McCoy, 77(4):139–49 The Mountaineer (1929), ed. Winona Bailey, Mount Vernon, Wash., 11(4):275 21(1):72–73 The Mountain, by Justice to the Mountain The Mountaineer, 1930, ed. Winona Bailey, Committee, 8(3):235–237 22(1):72–73 "Mountain Challenge, 1857: Journal of Lt. The Mountaineer, 1931, ed. Winona Bailey, August V. Kautz on Mount Rainier," ed. 23(1):70–71 Aubrey L. Haines, 48(4):134–138 The Mountaineer (1934), ed. Phyllis Young, mountain climbing, Mount Rainier (1857), 26(1):69 48(4):134–138 mountaineering Mountain Cloud, by Marius Barbeau, review, Curtis, Edward S., and, 75(4):165–69 36(1):89–90 on Mount Rainier, 90(1):33, 39 Mountain Fever: Historic Conquests of Rainier, photographs of, 86(1):54, 87(1):53 by Aubrey L. Haines, review, 54(3):130 mountaineering clubs , and Mount Rainier The Mountain Meadows Massacre, by Juanita National Park, 88(2):70–81 Brooks, review, 42(3):248–249 The Mountaineers, 44(1):10, 14 mountain men. See fur trade ascents of the Olympic Mountains, 25(3):222– Mountain Men, by Stanley Vestal, review, 23 29(1):89–90 Mountaineers' Songs, comp. Everett The Mountain Peaks of Colorado, by Roger W. Mountaineers, review, 4(1):51 Toll, 14(2):154 The Mountainous West: Explorations in The Mountain West: Intepreting the Folk Historical Geography, ed. William Wyckoff Landscape, by Terry G. Jordan, Jon T. and Lary M. Dilsaver, review, 88(1):50–51 Kilpinen, and Charles F. Gritzner, review, Mountains Without Handrails: Reflections on the 89(3):162–63 National Parks, by Joseph L. Sax, review, The Mountaineer, ed. Joseph T. Hazard, 73(3):142 12(1):74–75 Mounts, Milton L., 33(4):418–437, 34(1):39–86 The Mountaineer, ed. Lulie Nettleton, Mourelle, Don Francisco Antonio, Journal of a 13(2):145–146 Voyage Northward of California in 1775, The Mountaineer, ed. Winona Bailey, 9(1):72– 12(3):232–234 73 Mourning Dove (Humishuma), Coyote Stories, The Mountaineer, Second Olympia Number, by 25(1):75 The Mountaineers, 5(2):149 Movable Type: Biography of Legh R. Freeman, by The Mountaineer, vol. 5, ed. Lulie Nettleton, Thomas H. Heuterman, review, 72(1):41 review, 4(1):51 "The Movement for Statehood in Washington," by The Mountaineer, vol. 7, ed. Effie Louise Keith A. Murray, 32(4):349–384 Chapman, 6(1):72 "The Movement to the Far West During the The Mountaineer, vol. 8, 1915, ed. Winona Decade of the Sixties," by Dan E. Clark, Bailey, review, 7(1):79–80 17(2):105–113 The Mountaineer, (1922), ed. Elizabeth T. Movements of Political Protest in Canada, 1640­ Kirkwood, 14(1):73–74 1840, by S. D. Clark, review, 52(1):34–35 The Mountaineer, 1923, ed. Crissie Cameron, movie theaters, and the amusement trades strike

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180 Ranald MacDonald: The Narrative of His Murphy, Mary, Harry W. Fritz, and Robert R. Early Life on the Columbia under the Swartout, Jr., eds., Montana Legacy: Essays Hudson's Bay Company's Regime; of His on History, People, and Place, review, Experiences in the Pacific Whale 95(1):44­45 Fishery..., review, 83(3):115 Murphy, Patrick C., 48(3):102 Murayama, Yeanoske, 36(4):328–329 Murphy, Paul L., "Early Irrigation in the Boise Murayama, Yeanoske, 48(1):14 Valley," 44(4):177–184; The Meaning of Murden, Edgar O., 33(3):323 Freedom of Speech: First Amendment "Murder, Rape, and Carpetbaggers: An Essay­ Freedoms from Wilson to FDR, review, Rev. of Three Recent Books on the 65(1):46; rev. of Alexander Begg's Red Massie Case," by Charles H. Hunter, River Journal and Other Papers Relative to 58(3):151–54 the Red River Resistance of 1869­1870, "The Murder of Missionary Thornton," by 49(1):43; rev. of A History of Regulatory Maurice Montgomery, 54(4):167–73 Taxation, 66(2):92–93 "Murder on Shaw Island," by Andrew Hilen, Murphy, Robert H., 79(4):143–44 69(3):97–106 Murphy, Thomas, rev. of Adapting in Eden: Murdering Holiness: The Trials of Franz Oregon’s Catholic Minority, 1838­1986, Creffield and George Mitchell, by Jim 95(2):102­103 Phillips and Rosemary Gartner, review, Murphy, Thomas G., 60(2):60–62 97(4):202­203 Murphy, U. G., 88(4):170–71 Murdoch, Clare G., Bernice Judd, and Janet E. Murphy, William, 14(4):256 Bell, comps., Hawaiian Language Murphy, William H., 34(4):356 Imprints, 1822­1899: A Bibliography, Murray, "Alfalfa Bill,” 57(3):121–23 review, 70(4):154 Murray, Henry, 43(2):92–95, 97, 101, 118 Murdoch, David Hamilton, The American West: Murray, Hester Clark, 7(1):57 The Invention of a Myth, review, 94(1):47 Murray, James, 22(1):76 Murdoch, John, 86(2):78–81 Murray, James E., 54(1):19–21, 27, 83(2):64, 68 Murdock, George Peter, Ethnographic Murray, Jean A., Music of the Alaska­Klondike Bibliography of North America, review, Gold Rush: Songs and History, review, 33(4):453–454; rev. of Tribal Distribution 91(4):210 in Oregon, 29(3):316–317 Murray, John, 22(1):76–77 Murphine, Thomas, 38(2):103–104, 106–107 Murray, John A., ed., A Republic of Rivers: Three Murphy, Ann, 6(4):226–228 Centuries of Nature Writing from Alaska Murphy, John Miller, 8(1):39, 49(1):32, 35, 39, and the Yukon, review, 82(2):73 51(3):110, 114, 51(4):174–175, 178 Murray, Keith, "Issues and Personalities of Pacific in territorial newspaper publishing, Northwest Politics, 1889­1950," 41(3):213– 13(4):261–262, 267–268 233; "The Wesley L. Jones Papers," Murphy, John Miller, 54(2):57–59, 79(4):150– 36(1):65–68Murray, Keith A., "The 51, 156 Aberdeen Convention of 1912," 38(2):99– Murphy, John Mortimer, 58(4):183, 185 108; "Building a Wagon Road Through the Murphy, Mary, Mining Cultures: Men, Women, Northern Cascade Mountains,” 56(2):49– and Leisure in Butte, 1914­41, review, 56; "The Charles Niederhauser Case: 89(3):159; rev. of Northwest Women: An Patriotism in the Seattle Schools, 1919,” Annotated Bibliography of Sources on the 74(1):11–17; "Comment" on "The Murder History of Oregon and Washington of Missionary Thornton," by Maurice Women, 1787­1970, 89(3):155–56 Montgomery, 54(4):173–74; "A Governor's

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