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Pioneer and Historical Associations in the State of Washington
"A survey of the pioneer and historical societies within the State is given each year in the January number of The Washington Historical Quarterly.
The Mountaineer
"This is the time of year when the mountain clubs issue their annual publications. Three of such beautiful books have been received at the Quarterly's reviewing desk.
The Foreign Policy of Woodrow Wilson, 1913-1917
"All Americans should be interested in this book, and Pacific Northwest citizens will find special reasons for reading it in the references to Japan China, the Philippines and other Pacific regions.
History Lectures at Camp Lewis
"The National Board of Historical Service is now planning to have a regular course of illustrated historical lecures given in each one of the cantonments.
Analysis of the Pacific Railroad Reports
"The reports known familiarly as the Pacific Railroad Reports are a storehouse of information to the students of Pacific Coast history.
A Brief History of the War. By Frederic Duncalo
"The Professor of Medieval History here gives a short and concise review of the great war, including the part that the United States has taken in the conflict.
Alaska, A History of its Administration, Exploitation, and Industrial Development During its First Half Century Under the Rule of the United States
"So far as ascertained, there exists not one respectable monograph on the entire field [of Alaskan politics], if, indeed there exists not one which is not respectable… It is the opinion of the reviewer, from his ten years' experience in the general field of Alaska history, that the work has been done as well as any scholar in the United States, working with the same difficulties, pioneering as it were, could do it.
The Naming of Portage Bay
"It is peculiarly appropriate because it commemorates in permanent form an important feature of the history of the city which will pass away with the completion of the canal.
The Crime Against the Yakimas
"This little book will help, despite its plain, vigorous and in places rather than harsh language.