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Madame Dorion of the Astorians
"The Land Office records gave the death of Marie Dorion Toupin as September 3, 1850, but recently the record of her burial has been found in the Catholic Church register at St. Louis, near Gervais, Marion County, Oregon. She died September 5th, 1850.
Sight Recovered
"Don Donaldson, on the last cover-page of The Reader's Digest for April, 1935, gives a rather remarkable record of blindness while a student in the University of Washington.
Legal Controls Through Administrative Law
"The above title was used for an address by Harold Shepherd, Dean of the University of Washington School of Law and reprinted from the Oregon Law Review.
The Passing of John Weinzirl
"After a short illness, Dr. John Weinzirl of Seattle died on June 26 at the age of 64 years. He was a pioneer student of the causes and cure of tuberculosis and Director of the McDermott Foundation for tuberculosis research.
Documents Illustrating the Presbyterian Advance into the Oregon Country (Concluded)
"The growing West offered a challenge to men and women of every denomination. The response of certain American Presbyterian bodies to the challenge of the Pacific Coast, and more especially to the challenge of Oregon, the accompanying documents are intended to reveal.
The Spanish Settlement at Nootka
"Spain looked with a jealous eye upon this trade…regarded as an infringement of her territory and a trespass upon her closed sea…This lay at the root of the struggle between Britain and Spain, which is known as the Nootka dispute.