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Index 23 America, Review, 37(3):259-60 Augusta, Wash., 22(3):176 Auk: a Quarterly Journal of Ornithology, 86(2):80 Ault, Edwin B America, review, 37(3):259-60 automobiles, 1(4):204 Voyageur,” 7(1):40-45 Augusta, Wash., 22(3):176 Alaska-Yukon drive (1911), 90(2):77-88 Ayer, W. B., 28(4):376 Auk: A Quarterly Journal of Ornithology, blacksmiths and repair of, 83(3):90, 95 Ayers, R. F., 68(2):66-68 86(2):80 Portland-to-Chicago drive (1924), Ayers, Roy E., 69(1):23-24 Ault, Edwin B. (Harry), 52(3):85, 91-92, 98, 83(3):88-100 Ayres, George Washington, 68(4):153-63, 55(4):147-48, 150, 154, 57(4):151- amd railways, 52(2):46, 49 70(3):119 52, 59(3):144-45, 69(3):129-31, 133, in Sinclair Lewis’s Free Air, 91(2):108-109 Ayres, Roy, 103(1):10 71(3):114, 118-19, 122, 91(3):126-27, and tourism, 103(2):71-72, 74, 76 Azalea (ship), 96(3):117, 119-20 133 Autry, Gene, rodeo promotions by, 83(4):126- Ault, Nelson A., 102(2):75-76 27 works of: “The Earnest Ladies: The The Available Man: The Life Behind the Walla Walla Woman’s Club and Masks of Warren Gamaliel Harding, by B the Equal Suffrage League of 1886- Andrew Sinclair, 61(1):47-49, review, 1889,” 42(2):123-37; The Papers of 57(1):46-47 B. F. Day School (Seattle), 69(2):73, 81(4):140, Lucullus Virgil McWhorter, 102(2):75- Avatanak Island (Alaska), 38(1):53, 83(4):138-39, 143 76, review, 51(2):85; rev. of The 38(2):129-30, 141, 143 Baada Point (Wash.), 43(4):262-63, 267-68 Immigrant’s Return, 43(3):236-37; rev. Averill, Frank Lloyd, Reports of the Librarian Babb, James E., “Judge E. P. Oliphant,” of Sea in the Forest, 45(3):102 of Congress and the Superintendent 11(4):254-65; “While Idaho Was a Part Aurner, Clarence Ray, History of Education in of the Library Building and Grounds, of Washington,” 15(4):285-88 Iowa, Vol. 3, review, 7(2):170-71 11(2):154 Babb, James T., 52(1):17 Austin, Isabella, 45(2):48 Aveline, Prosper “Barney,” 92(1):5-6, 11-12 works of: “Developing Library Resources Austin, Judith, ed., Interpreting Local Culture Avery, Frank Fuller, 93(2):106-107 for Pacific Northwest History,” and History, review, 83(3):112 Avery, Happy, rev. of For King and Kanata: 46(3):72-78; rev. of Charles W. Smith’s “Austin E. Griffiths: Seattle Progressive Canadian Indians and the First World Pacific Northwest Americana: A Check Reformer,” by Charles Byler, 76(1):22- War, 104(4):202; rev. of Songs of Power List of Books and Pamphlets Relating to 32 and Prayer in the Columbia Plateau: the History of the Pacific Northwest, 3d The Austin Papers, ed. Eugene C. Barker, The Jesuit, the Medicine Man, and the ed., 42(2):167-68 16(1):73 Hymn Singer, 103(3):149 Babcock, Burton, 56(2):86-88 Australian ballot, 3(2):112-13, 42(4):295, Avery, Idaho, 103(1):20-21 Babcock, Ira L., 17(1):48-49, 27(1):6-7 74(2):77, 80-83 Avery, Mary Williamson, 66(4):189-90, Babcock, J. L., 15(3):171, 173 Austrian War Government, by Joseph Redlich, 102(2):74-75 Babcock, William, 102(2):87 20(2):151 works of: “An Additional Chapter on Jane Baber, Amos Milton, 101(3/4):112-13, 120, Authoritarian Socialism in America: Edward Barnes,” 42(4):330-32; “The Mart 128-29, 132, 137 Bellamy and the Nationalist Movement, A. Howard Klondike Collection,” Baby Seattle (Raltugie; Siberian Yupik), by Arthur Lipow, review, 75(1):42 50(2):53-62; “Survey of Seattle Church 101(3/4):134-37 Authorized by No Law: The San Francisco Archives,” 28(2):63-191; “The W. Park Bache, A. D., 19(1):38-40, 30(3):303, 316-22 Committee of Vigilance of 1856 and Winans Manuscripts,” 47(1):15-20; Bachelder, Charles C., 14(4):306, 15(4):293, the United States Circuit Court for Government of the State of Washington, 295 the Districts of California, by John D. review, 36(2):173-74; History and Bachelder, James M., 5(1):55-56, 49(2):69-70, Gordan III, review, 79(1):38 Government of the State of Washington, 95(1):32 “Authorship of the Anonymous Account of review, 53(1):45-46; rev. of Frontier Back Trailing on Open Range, by Luke D. Captain Cook’s Last Voyage,” by F. W. Woman: The Story of Mary Ronan as Sweetman, review, 42(2):174-75 Howay, 12(1):51-58 Told to Margaret Ronan, 66(4):189; rev. “The Background of Early Washington “An Auto in the Wilderness: Dr. Percival’s of Robert Newell’s Memoranda: Travles Banking,” by N. R. Knight, 26(4):243- 1911 Alaska-Yukon Drive,” by James H. in the Teritory of Missourie; Travle to 63 Ducker, 90(2):77-88 the Kayuse War; together with a Report “The Background of the Purchase of Alaska,” “The Autobiography of Ella Byers Scott: on the Indians South of the Columbia by Victor J. Farrar, 13(2):93-104 Homestead Life in North Central River, 51(4):180-81; rev. of Washington Backus, George B., 62(4):137-39 Washington, 1906-1950,” ed. Sarah State Government, 38(2):173-74 Backus, Manson F., 26(2):156, 30(1):69-70 Hill, 88(3):107-45 Avery, Wash., 8(4):276 works of: The Development of the Autobiography of John Ball, comp. Kate Ball aviation, 88(2):102, 91(2):110, 92(2):71-80, Northwest, 19(1):72 Powers, Flora Ball Hopkins, and Lucy 97(1):53-54, 100(3):152-53. See also Backwoods Railroads: Branchlines and Ball, review, 17(2):145-46 aircraft industry; names of individual Shortlines of Western Oregon, by D. C. Autobiography of Mother Jones, by Mary aircraft companies Jesse Burkhardt, review, 86(3):148-49 Harris Jones, ed. Mary Field Parton, Avon, Wash., 8(4):276 Backwoods Railroads of the West: A Portfolio, review, 64(3):131-32 Avos (ship), 25(1):6-7 by Richard Steinheimer, review, The Autobiography of the West: Personal Awakening Continent: The Life of Lord Mount 55(3):133 Narratives of the Discovery and Stephen, Vol. 1: 1829-91, by Heather Bacon, Beans, and Galantines: Food and Settlement of the American West, by Gilbert, review, 57(3):135 Foodways on the Western Mining Oscar Lewis, review, 50(2):66-67 Axelson, E. M., 102(1):40 Frontier, by Joseph R. Conlin, review, The Automobile Gold Rushes and Depression Ayer, Fred C., Studies in Administrative 79(1):37 Era Mining, by Charles Wallace Miller, Research, 16(1):72 Bacon, G. R., 49(4):138 Jr., review, 90(3):164-65 Ayer, John Edwin, “George Bush, the bacteriology, 20(2):83-88, 96(1):16 Index 23 Badè, William Frederic, ed., The Cruise of 23(3):228, Vol. 2, review, 24(1):60- review, 26(3):228 the “Corwin”: Journal of the Arctic 61; rev. of After Sixty Years; Sequel to Bailey, Roberta Glenn, A History of the Expedition of 1881 in Search of De Long a Story of the Plains, 17(3):232; rev. Navajos: The Reservation Years, review, and the “Jeannette,” by John Muir, of An Army Boy of the Sixties; a Story 78(1/2):62 92(4):171-80; ed., Sierra Club Bulletin, of the Plains, 17(3):232; rev. of The Bailey, Shawn, rev. of Finding the River: An 1915 ed., 6(4):281 Canoe and the Saddle, or Klalam and Environmental History of the Elwha, Badger and Coyote Were Neighbors: Melville Klickatat, Western Letters and Journals, 104(1):43-44; rev. of Haa Léelk’w Hás Jacobs on Northwest Indian Myths and by Theodore Winthrop, 5(2):138- Aaní Saax’u / Our Grandparents’ Names Tales, by Melville Jacobs, ed. William R. 42; rev. of John Colter, Discoverer of on the Land, 103(3):143-44 Seaburg and Pamela T. Amoss, review, Yellowstone Park, 18(1):67 Bailey, Wash., 8(4):277 93(1):37-38 Bagley, Daniel, 26(2):109-12 Bailey, William J., 17(1):57-58, 50(3):93 Bær, Anders Aslaksen, 26(2):91, 42(3):214-23 and American Tract Society, 24(2):126 Bailey, Winona, ed., The Mountaineer, 1915 Baetzhold, Howard G., Mark Twain and John in coal industry, 48(4):120-21 ed., review, 7(1):79-80, 1917 ed., Bull: The British Connection, review, overland journey to Wash. of, 13(3):167- review, 9(1):72-73, 1929 ed., review, 62(4):156-57 80 21(1):72-73, 1930 ed., review, 22(1):72- Baggerly, Cora Miranda (Mrs. Fremont and Pioneer Association of the State of 73, 1931 ed., review, 23(1):70-71 Older), Savages and Saints, review, Washington, 8(1):4 The Bailey and Babette Gatzert Foundation 27(4):402 and Territorial University (Wash.), for Child Welfare, by Stevenson Smith, Bagley, Alice Mercer, 22(4):260, 26(2):110, 8(2):114-15, 13(4):313, 32(3):274, review, 3(3):244 113 52(2):56-67 Bailey Gatzert School (Seattle), 83(4):132-33, Bagley, Clarence B., 26(2):109-18, 101(2):72 testimony of, in mixed-race Indian 140, 143, 96(1):14, 17-21 in coal industry, 48(4):120-21 inheritance case, 97(3):142-43 Baillargeon, Morgan, Legends of Our Times: collection of historical materials, 3(1):5-6, Bagley, J. 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