INDEX
681
Story, U. S. Supreme Court Judge's opinion of Indian land titles. 75.
Story Tellers, The, 595.
Stow, Mrs. Marion Cook, poet, 605.
Strong, Judge William, account of the first steamboats, 263; Lawyer and U. S. District Judge in two states, 553.
Summers, Col. Owen, Provost Marshal of Manila, 577 ; takes the field against Filipinos, 578; given command of a Bri- gade, 579; recommended for a Brigadier General's Commission, 580 ; death of Sum- mers, 581.
St. Agnes' Baby Home, 463.
St. Helen's Hall school, 395.
St. Mary's Home, 464.
St. Joseph's Home, 460.
St. Vincent's Hospital, 451.
Tacitus, the historian, describes Oregon set- tlers, 48.
Taxpayers in 1859, list of, and taxes, 618.
Terwilliger, James, starts first business in Portland, 200.
Territorial official, notices of, 236.
Teachers, school for apple growers, 358.
Telegraph in Oregon, first work, 253.
Tillamook Bay, named "murderer's harbor," 27; Capt. Robert Gray's battle with the Indians there, 27.
Timotsk, Indian Chief, 115 years old, ^d, "jy,
87. Title to the Oregon country, 134. Thompson, R. R., 215. Thompson, Dr. Mary, 538. Thornton, J. Q., Oregon delegate, opposes
purchase of Hudson Bay Co., and has
trouble with President Polk, 232. Townsite proprietors, 206. Town and Country, condition of in 1856,
227. Tributary territory, 621. Tuberculosis Sanitorium, 454. T'Vault, Col. W. G.. 122, 127.
Unitarian Church, 421.
University of Pacific, mothered by Tabitha Brown, 388.
U'Ren, William S., advocate of direct legis- lation, 565.
Utilities, Public, 341.
Vancouver, location and settlement of, 641.
Vergennes, Count, predicts American Revolu- tion, 36.
Victor. Frances Faller, historian and poet, 596, 600, 602.
Villard, Henry, his railroad work in Oregon, 294, 297 ; donates land for Children's Home,
457- Visiting Nurse Association, 468.
Wages and Prices, Portland and elsewhere. 1910, 628.
Wagon Road, first out of Portland, 221. Wait, Aaron E., editor, lawyer and judge,
491, 551-
Wakeman, Mrs. Emma J. Supt. Good Sama- ritan Hospital, 448.
Walnut growing in Oregon, 359.
Washington, George, first public service, 36 ; a westward colonizer, 49.
Watt, Joseph, ships first cargo of wheat to Europe, 245 ; his work for Oregon, 350.
Water Works, The City, 338.
Waymire, John, starts first hotel in Port- land, 201.
Webster, Daniel, his record on Oregon, 99 ; wanted no more new states, 144.
Wells, Wm. Bittle, founder of Pacific Monthly, 510.
"West Shore," The, first illustrated journal on the Pacific Coast, 508.
Wheat, first cargo shipped to Europe, 245.
Whitman, Marcus, missionary to Oregon, 82; slain by the Indians ; a great man, hero and patriot, full notice of, by Dr. Joseph R. Wilson, 172.
Whitcomb, Lot, founded Milwaukie, Oregon, 194; built first steamboat 1850, 259.
Wilcox, Dr. Ralph, first physician and first school teacher in Portland, 202, 367, 536.
Wilcox, T. B., develops great flour trade with China. 320.
Wilkes, Jabez, Indian War Veteran, V. C,
569. Williams, George H., Judge, U. S. Senator
and U. S. Attorney-General, 237, 551. Wilson, John, gave library to city, 404, 592. Wilson, Dr. R. B., one of the first physicians,
536, 537- Wilson, Dr. George F., member of Advisory
Board, this book, U. S. Surgeon, explored
Alaska, see Chapter XXV, 540. Winship, Jonathan, trading expedition to the
Columbia river, 1809, 41 ; built first house
and planted first garden in Oregon, 42. Woman, first white to come to Oregon, 84. Woman's Union organized the night school,
276, 384, 478. Woman's Exchange, 480. Woman Physician, first in Portland, Dr.
Mary Thompson, 538; photo of, 537. Wood, Col. C. E. S., the latter day Homer,
607. Woods, Mrs. George (Aunty), 457. Wool and Sheep, 349, 350. Wool, export of, 327. Woolen Mills, 350. Wyeth, N. J., trading expedition to Oregon
1832, 46; second expedition, 46, 365.
Y. M. C. A., 398.
Y. W. C. A., the largest association in the
United States but one. Mrs. Jessie M.
Honeyman, president and manager for
many years, see photo,
