DOCUMENT RESUME ED 058 999 RC 005 938 AUTHOR Hewlett, Leroy, Ed. TITLE Indians of Oregon;ABibliography of Materials in the Oregon State Library. INSTITUTION Oregon State Library, Salem. PUB DATE 69 NOTE 131p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58 DESCRIPTORS American Indian Languages; *AmericanIndians; *Bibliographies; *Cultural Background; Government Role; History;*LibraryCollections; Mythology; *Reference Materials IDENTIFIERS Northwest ABSTRACT Over 1300 publications are citedin this bibliography on the American Indiansof Oregon. The citations representthe Oregon State Library collection of materials onIndians of the Pacific Northwest. Although the emphasis is onIndians of Oregon, materials about the Indians of California, Idaho,Montana, Washington, and British Columbia are cited if inf ormationpertinent to the Indians of Oregon is also represented.Citations of various types of materials (books, periodical articles, pamphlets,Government publications, and some newspaper art3.cles)published in the 19th and 20th centuries are included. Some of the documents publishedin the 19th century are valuable as primary source material, as are someof the diaries and manuscript materials,' reprinted in the',Oregon Historical Quarterly.', The bibliography was prepared as 'lacomprehensive, up-to-date research tool to aid researchers andstudents in the search for references on the Indians of Oregon. (JH) 1 U S DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH. EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HASBEEN REPRO DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVEDFROM THE PERSON ORORGANIZATION ORIG INATING IT POINTS OF VIEWOR OPIN IONS STATED DO NOTNECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICEOF EDU CATION POSITION OR POLICY `S. I r, e trrtn. "I ":4 ,%='0 .1 -"Ale ;;) TRUSTEES of the OREGON STATE LIBRARY William P. Murnford, Chairman HowArd C. Belton Mrs. Herbert Busterud Mrs. William H. Dashney Robert N. Hackett Mrs. Lois Say les Dr. Ralph J. Teynor Eloise Ebert, State Librarian Oregon State Library Salem, Oregon 1969 2 RECdrIvE0/ M A R 8 1972 NSU INDIANS OF OREGON A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS IN THE OREGON STATE LIBRARY Leroy Hewlett, Ph.D. R efer ence Consultant Editor INTRODUCTION The need for a comprehensive, up-to-date research tool to aid researchers and students in the search for references on the Indians of Oregon has long been recognized, particu- /arlyfor a :1st which offers a key to materials on the individ- ual tribes of Oregon.This bibliography was compiled in order to provide such help. The emphasis is upon the Indians of Oregon.The original intention was to limit the bibliography to that subject, but tribal, geographical, and historical boundaries overlap in such a way that such a limitation is impractical. Conse- quently, material about the Indians of California, Oregon, Washington,Idaho, Montana, United States, and British Columbia is sometimes included, if information pertinent to the Indians of Oregon is also represented. There is no restriction, however, on the kinds of references contained.Books, periodical.articles, pamphlets, govern- ment publications, and some newspaper articles have found their way into this bibliography. Government publications' are particularly useful, especially since some of those pub- lished inthe nineteenth century are now valuable as primary source ma:evial, as are some of the diaries and manuscript materials which are reprinted in theOregon Historical Quarterly, It is hoped that this list will serve as a convenient guide for those who write or read about the Indians of Oregon as well as to those who are just curious about the early history of the State of Oregon. Any comments about the material pre- sented or about the manner in which it is organized will be welcomed by the editor. We moot heartily recommend that you tell us how we elan make future lists more useful to you. Leroy Hewlett, Ph.D. Reference Consultant Editor INDIANS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS IN THE OREGON STATE LIBRARY 1, Abbott, Walter H , "PRESERVATION OF INDIAN 979.5 NAMES, "Oreaon Historical Society Quarterly, v. 12, 0r32q no. 4 (Dec. 1911), pp.361-368. doc. Ore. 2. "ABORIGINAL ART IN CEREMONIALS, " Screenings, v. 5, *571 no. 4 (Apr. 9,1956), pp. 1-4. S433 v. 5, no. 4 Ore. Coll. 1 Adamson, Thelma. FOLK-TALES OF THE COAST SALISH.398.2 American Folk-Lore Society, 1934. 4. "ADVENTURE WITH THE INDIANS OF OREGON, " Leisure *979.5 Houf, no. 708 & 709 (July 23, 1865; July 29, 1865), A24 pp. 449-453, 465-472. Ore. Coll. 5. Alexander, Hartley Burr. MANITO MASKS; DRAMATIZA- 792. 6 TIONS, WITH MUSIC, OF AMERICAN SPIRIT LEGENDS. A37 Dutton c 1925. 6. THE PACIFIC COAST, WEST; THE PACIFIC COAST, 291 NORTH.(in his North American. Marshall Jones Co. G79 c1916. pp. 212-264) (Gray, Louis Herbert, ed.The v. 10 mythology of all races, v. 10)Bibliog. : pp. 315-325. 7. Allen, JamesMichael.WI-NE-MA. Vantage Press c1956.970.2 W725a 8. American Anthropological Association. WALAPAI F.THNOG- 572 RAPHY, by Fred Kniffen and others.Menasha, Wis. , A51 193r,. (Memoirs, no. 42)(Contributions from the no. 42 Laboratory of Anthropology, I). 9. WISHRAM TEXTS, by Edward Sapir; together with 970.6 WASCO TALES AND MYTHS, collected by Jeremiah A512p Curtis and ed. by Edward Sapir.Leyden, E. J. Brill, v. 2 1909,(Pub. ,v.2) 10. "THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN LITERATURE; GOOD BOOKS FOR THE ART TEACHER ON INDIAN LIFE, ARTS AND CRAFTS, " School Arts, v. 38, no. 2 (Oct. ,1938), pp. 10a-13a. 11. Anderson, Eva Greenslit & Collins, Dean. INDIAN BOY ON +970 THE COLUMBIA RWER. Un'Arersity Publishint Co. A5461 c1943. 1 5 12. Anderson, Eva Greens lit & Collins, Dea 1.STORIES OF +979. 5 OREGON. University Publishing Co. r 1943. A546s 1943 13. University Publishing Co. c1961. +979. 5 A546s 1961 14. Andrews, Ralph Warren.CURTIS' WESTERN INDIANS. 970. 1 Superior Pub. Co. c1962. A569w 15. INDIAN PRIMITIVE. Superior Pub. Co. c1960. 970. 4 Bibliog. : p. 172. A569i 16. Applegate, Jesse.THE YANGOLER CHIEF. Roseburg, *970. 4 Ore. ,Review Pub. Co. ,1907. 066a Ore. Coll. 17. "ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE PORTLAND AREA, " Screenin5, *571 v. 6, no. 10 (Oct.14, 1957), pp. 2-3. S433 v. 6, no. 10 Ore. Coll. 18. "ARCHAEOLOGY OF OREGON CITY, " West Shore, v.15, *979. 5 no. 182 (Nov. 30, 1889), p.356. W52 v. 15 Ore. Coll. 19. Arment, Horace L."DESERT ARTIFACTS, " Screenings, *571 v.14, no. 2 (Dec. ,1965), pp. 1-4. S433 v. 14, no, 12 Ore. Coll. 970. 6 20. INDIAN ARTIF...CTS OF THE UPPER GREAT BASIN. Ontario, Ore. ,Author, 1955?Bibliog. : p, 13.A728i *571 21. "MAN'S BEST FRIEND," Screenings, v.11, nc 12 (Dec. 10, 1962), p.3.Tells of a Hohokum awe found S433 near the Malheur River, Oregon. v. 11, no. 12 Ore. Coll. 22, . "THE OUTSIZED POINTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON, "*571 Screenings, v. 10, no. 2 (Feb. 13,1961), PP. 2-3. S433 v. 10, no. 2 Ore. Coll. 23. Armstrong, A N . INDIANS. (in his Oregon: com- *979.5 prising a brief history and full desc ription of the Terri- A73 tories of Oregon and Washington ...Chas. Scott & Co. ,Ore. Coll. 1857. pp. 99-147) 24. Arnold, Mary Ellicott & Reed, Mabel.IN THE LAND OF 917. 9421 GRASSHOPPER SONG; a story of two girls in Indian A757i country in 1908-09. Vantage Press c1957. 2 , 25. "ARTIFACTS FROM WAKEMAP MOUND, " Screenings, *571 v. 5, no. 8 (Aug.13, 1956), p. 4. S433 v. 5, no. 8 Ore. Coll. 26. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad.TE-TENIS-TUNIS, *917.95 LAST OF THE CLATSOPS. (in The Oregon coast from A851 Portland to a summer paradise in fort. hours.Astoria,Ore. Coll. 1925? p. 4) 27. Ault, Nelson A , "THE PAPERS OF LUCULLUS VIRGIL630.71 McWHORTER, " Research Studies of the State College of W27r Washington, v. 26, no. 2 (June, 1958), pp. 85-118; v. 26, v. 26 no. 3 (Sept. ,1958), pp. 158-190; v. 26, no. 4 (Dec. ,1958),no. 2 pp. 216-244; v. 27, no. 2 (June, 1959), pp. 85-108.The etc. last number is an index to the McWhorter papers. doc. 28. Bacon, George Robert,"REMINISCENT OF THE MODOC *979.5 AND NEZ PERCE WARS, " Winners of the West, v. 10, B1295r no. 3 (Feb. 28, 1933), p. 1.Photostatic copy. Ore. Coll. 29. Bagley, Clarence Booth. INDIAN MYTHS OF THE NORTH-*970.65 WEST. Lowman & Hanford Co. c1930. B141 Ore. Coll. 30. "OUR FIRST INDIAN WAR, " Washington Historical Quarterly, v. 1, no. 1 (Oct. ,1906), pp. 34-49. 31. Baker, Mildred M . THE RELATIONS OF THE EARLY *979.5 FUR COMPANIES WITH THE INDIANS OF THE PACIFICV175r NORTHWEST. Eugene, 1929.Thesis (Honors Council)Ore. Coll. --Univ. of Oregon. 32. Bancroft, Hubert Howe. THE CAYUSE WAR, 1848. (in 979.5 his History of Oregon.San Francisco, History Co. , B22 1866-1888.v. 1, pp. 700-754)(his Works, v. 2.9) v. 1 33. EXTERMINATION OF THE INDIANS, 1856-1857. 979.5 (in his History of Oregon.San Francisco, History Co. B22 1886-1888.v. 2, pp. 397-412)(his Works, v. 30) v. 2 34. FURTHER INDIAN WARS, 1855-1856. (in his 979.5 1-Tistory of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , B22 1886-1888.v. 2, pp. 369-396)(his Works, v. 30) v. 2 35. HISTORY OF THE NORTHWEST COAST. A. L. *979 Bancroft, 1884. 2 v.(his Works, v.27-28) B22w v. 1.1543-1800. v. 2.1800-1846. v. 27,28 Ore. Coll. 36. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1851. (in his History of Oregon.979.5 San Francisco, History Co. ,1886-1888.v. 2, 'pp. 205- B22 232)(his Works, v. 30) v. 2 3 ceA 37. Bancroft, Hubert Howe. MILITARY ORGANIZATION AND 979.5 OPERATIONS, 1861-1865. (in his History of Oregon. B22 San Francisco, History Co. ,1886-1888.v. 2, pp. 488- v. 2 511)(his Works, v.30) 38.