TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUBJECTS OF PAPERS
Page CELILO CANAL ITS ORIGIN, ITS BUILDING AND MEANING
By Marshall N. Dana 109-124
COLUMBIA, THE CELEBRATION OF THE OPEN
By Marshall N. Dana 107-108
COLUMBIA, THE STORY OF THE RIVER ITS PLACE IN NORTHWEST HISTORY
By Henry L. Talkington 181-195
DALLES-CELILO CANAL, ADDRESS AT THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE, MAY 5, 1915
By Joseph N. Teal 125-131
DALLES - CELILO CELEBRATION, ADDRESS OF WELCOME AT THE WALLULA, MAY 4, 1915
By William D. Lyman 175-180
DALLES-CELILO PORTAGE, THE; ITS HISTORY AND INFLUENCE
By T. C. Elliott 133-174
DALLES, THE TOWNSITE, THE; THE METHODIST MISSION CLAIM To
By Mrs. R. S. Shackelford 24-32
EMIGRATING COMPANIES, THE ORGANIZATION OF THE OREGON
By Harrison C. Dale 205-227
FARMING, EARLY, IN UMATILLA COUNTY
By C. A. Barrett 343-349
INDIAN WARS, THE, IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
By Thomas W. Prosch 1-23
INDIAN WORDS IN OUR LANGUAGE
By J. Neilson Barry 338-342
MINTO, JOHN A TRIBUTE BY ONE WHO LOVED HIM
By John Gill 330-337
OREGON CITY CANAL AND LOCKS, ADDRESS AT THE DEDICATORY EXERCISES AT THE OPENING OF THE, AT OREGON CITY, MAY 6, 1915
By Joseph N. Teal 197-203
PACIFIC COAST SURVEY, THE, OF 1849-1850
By Lewis A. McArthur 246-274
PACKWOOD, WILLIAM H., REMINISCENCES
By Fred Lockley 33-54
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT, THE, LAST STEP IN THE FORMATION OF A, FOR OREGON IN 1845
By Robert Carlton Clark 313-329
THAYER, ELI, THE SPEECH OF, ON THE ADMISSION OF OREGON
AS A STATE 364-376
WALKER, CAPTAIN JOSEPH R.
By James O'Meara 350-363
YAQUINA RAILROAD, THE THE TALE OF A GREAT FIASCO
By Leslie M. Scott 228-245
REVIEWS
SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER LANCASTER COLUMBIA, THE, AMERICA'S GREAT HIGHWAY THROUGH THE CASCADE MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA. By F. G. Young 377-378
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