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Alexander Ross's Adventures of the First Settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River
Get PDF"The latest addition to the Lakeside Classics will be appreciated for its readability and for its convenience.
Old Directories of Seattle
Get PDF"Judge C.H. Hanford has presented two rare books to the Washington University State Historical Society which, in turn, places them in the University of Washington Library.
Industrial Relations in the West Coast Lumber Industry
Get PDF"Starting with 'Migrations of the Lumber Industry in the United States,' passing on through extensive development, through changes wrought by the World War, and ending with 'A Constructive Industrial Program,' this pamphlet has the qualities of a monograph on an important element of American economic development.
Pacific Coast Branch
Get PDF"At the nineteenth annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association, held at the University of California on November 30 and December 1, Prof. J.A.O. Larsen of the University of Washington read a paper on 'Representative Government in the Panhellenic League.'
Early Days of the University of Washington
Get PDF"Mr. J. Orin Oliphant, while searching through the files of Spokane's first newspaper- the Spokane Times- found two items about the Territorial University which he transcribed. They follow…
Captain Sol. Tetherow, Wagon Train Master
Get PDF"This little booklet contains the personal narrative of Sam. Tetherow, son of Sol. Tetherow, Captain of a wagon train that crossed the Plains to the Willamette valley in 1845.
Gray, Kamm and Allied Families
Get PDF"The book is a beautiful monument to William H. Gray, a member of the famous Whitman Mission to the Oregon Indians.
Dictionary of the Intertribal Indian Language Commonly Called Chinook
Get PDF"This little volume will not replace the standard Chinook dictionaries by Gill, Long or Shaw. Its chief merit, if it be considered such, lies in a classified arrangement of words instead of the usual arrangement of all words in one alphabet.
Historical Materials at Washington
No full text"Prof. J.F. Jameson, Director of the Bureau of Historical Research, Carnegie Institution of Washington, and Managing Editor of the American Historical Review, writes that the Governors of all the states are expected to request the Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., to make available the documents and historical materials relating to the several States now in storage at the National Capital.