ILLUSTRATIONS

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THREE-COLOR HALFTONES.
TitlePhotographerPage
*Dawn on Spirit Lake, north side of Mount St. HelensDr. U. M. Lauman[Frontispiece]
*St. Peter's Dome, with the Columbia and Mount AdamsG. M. Weister[20]
*Nightfall on the ColumbiaKiser Photo Co.[37]
*Columbia River and Mount Hood, from White Salmon, WashingtonKiser Photo Co.[56]
*Mount Hood, with crevasses of Eliot glacierG. M. Weister[73]
*Ice Castle and crevasse, Eliot glacierG. M. Weister[92]
*Columbia River and Mount Adams, from Hood River, Oregon.Benj. A. Gifford[109]
An Island of Color—Rhododendrons and Squaw GrassAsahel Curtis[127]
ONE-COLOR HALFTONES.
TitlePhotographerPage
*Climbing to summit of Mount Hood from Cooper SpurG. M. Weister[6]
Willamette River and Portland HarborG. M. Weister[7]
Mount Adams, from south slope of Mount St. HelensG. M. Weister[8]
Columbia River at LyleWilliam R. King[9]
Mount Hood, seen from the Columbia at VancouverL. C. Henrichsen[14]
Trout Lake and Mount AdamsProf. Harry Fielding Reid[15]
Mount St. Helens, seen from the Columbia, with railway bridgeC. S. Reeves[15]
*View up the Columbia, opposite AstoriaG. M. Weister[16]
Astoria in 1813From an old print[16]
*View north from Eliot glacierG. M. Weister[17]
Columbia Slough, near mouth of the WillametteGeorge F. Holman[18]
*Cape HornKiser Photo Co.[19]
Mount Hood, seen from Columbia SloughL. C. Henrichsen[21]
*Campfire of Yakima Indians at Astoria CentennialFrank Woodfield[21]
Sunset at mouth of the ColumbiaFrank Woodfield[22]
Portland, the Willamette, and Mounts Hood, Adams and St. Helens Angelus Photo Co. [22]
"The Coming of the White Man"L. C. Henrichsen[23]
"Sacajawea"G. M. Weister[23]
Sunset on Vancouver LakeJas. Waggener, Jr.[24]
Fort Vancouver in 1852From an old lithograph[24]
*Rooster RockG. M. Weister[25]
Seining for Salmon on the lower ColumbiaFrank Woodfield[25]
*The Columbia near Butler, looking across to Multnomah FallsKiser Photo Co.[26]
Captain Som-kin, chief of Indian policeLee Moorehouse[26]
*Multnomah Falls in Summer and Winter (2)Kiser Photo Co.[27]
*View from the cliffs at Multnomah FallsKiser Photo Co.[28]
*The broad Columbia, seen from Lone RockKiser Photo Co.[29]
Castle Rock, seen from Mosquito IslandKiser Photo Co.[29]
*The Columbia opposite Oneonta Gorge and Horsetail FallsKiser Photo Co.[30]
An Original AmericanC. C. Hutchins[30]
*View from elevation west of St. Peter's DomeKiser Photo Co.[31]
*Oneonta GorgeG. M. Weister[32]
Looking up the Columbia, near BonnevilleH. J. Thorne[33]
Salmon trying to jump the Falls of the WillametteJas. Waggener, Jr.[33]
*In the Columbia Canyon at CascadeKiser Photo Co.[34]
*The Cascades of the ColumbiaG. M. Weister[35]
*Fishwheel below the Cascades, with Table MountainG. M. Weister[36]
*Sunrise on the Columbia, from top of Table MountainKiser Photo Co.[36]
Looking down the Columbia below the CascadesL. J. Hicks[38]
*Wind Mountain and submerged forestG. M. Weister[39]
Steamboat entering Cascades LocksG. M. Weister[39]
Moonlight on the Columbia, with clouds on Wind MountainC. S. Reeves[40]
*White Salmon River and its Gorge (2)Kiser Photo Co.[41]
Looking down the Columbia Canyon from White Salmon, WashingtonS. C. Reeves[42]
An Oregon Trout StreamL. C. Henrichsen[42]
Looking up the Columbia from Hood River, OregonF. C. Howell[43]
*Hood River, fed by the glaciers of Mount HoodBenj. A. Gifford[43]
A Late Winter Afternoon; the Columbia from White SalmonC. C. Hutchins[44]
*Memaloose IslandG. M. Weister[44]
"Gateway to the Inland Empire;" the Columbia at LyleKiser Photo Co.[45]
"Grant Castle" and Palisades of the Columbia below The DallesG. M. Weister[46]
*The Dalles of the Columbia, lower channelG. M. Weister[47]
Cabbage RockLee Moorehouse[47]
A True Fish Story of the ColumbiaFrank Woodfield[48]
The Zigzag River in WinterT. Brook White[48]
*The Dalles, below CeliloG. M. Weister[49]
The "Witch's Head," an Indian picture rockLee Moorehouse[50]
Village of Indian tepees, Umatilla ReservationLee Moorehouse[50]
Mount Adams, seen from Eagle PeakAsahel Curtis[51]
A Clearing in the Forest; Mount Hood from Sandy, OregonL. C. Henrichsen[51]
An Indian Madonna and ChildLee Moorehouse[52]
Finished portion of Canal at CeliloEd. Ledgerwood[52]
*Sentinels of "the Wallula Gateway"G. M. Weister[53]
*Tumwater, the falls of the Columbia at CeliloKiser Photo Co.[54]
*Summit of Mount Hood, from west end of ridgeG. M. Weister[55]
North side of Mount Hood, from ridge west of Cloud Cap InnGeorge R. Miller[57]
Winter on Mount HoodRodney L. Glisan[57]
*Watching the Climbers, from Cloud Cap InnG. M. Weister[58]
Lower end of Eliot glacier, seen from Cooper SpurE. D. Jorgensen[59]
Snout of Eliot glacierProf. W. D. Lyman[59]
Cone of Mount Hood, seen from Cooper SpurF. W. Freeborn[60]
Cloud Cap InnGeorge R. Miller[60]
*Portland's White Sentinel, Mount HoodG. M. Weister[61]
*Ice Cascade on Eliot glacier, Mount HoodG. M. Weister[62]
Portland Snow-shoe Club members on Eliot glacier in WinterRodney L. Glisan[62]
*Snow-bridge over great crevasse, Eliot glacierG. M. Weister[63]
*Coasting down east side of Mount Hood, above Cooper Spur.G. M. Weister[63]
*Mount Hood, from hills south of The DallesG. M. Weister[64]
*Mount Hood, from Larch MountainL. J. Hicks[65]
Butterfly on summit of Mount HoodShoji Endow[66]
Portland Snow-shoe Club and Club House (2)Rodney L. Glisan[66]
Fumarole, or gas vent, near Crater RockL. J. Hicks[66]
Looking across the head of Eliot glacierShoji Endow[67]
Mount Hood at night, from Cloud Cap InnWilliam M. Ladd[67]
Climbing Mount Hood; the rope anchor (2)George R. Miller and Shoji Endow[68]
North side of Mount Hood, from moraine of Coe glacierProf. Harry Fielding Reid[69]
*Looking west on summit, with Mazama Rock belowG. M. Weister[70]
Summit of Mount Hood, from Mazama RockF. W. Freeborn[70]
Mount Hood, from Sandy CanyonL. J. Hicks[71]
Crevasses of Coe glacier (2)Mary C. Voorhees[72]
*Crevasse and Ice Pinnacles on Eliot glacierG. M. Weister[74]
Mount Hood, seen from the top of Barret SpurProf. Harry Fielding Reid[75]
Ice Cascade, south side of Mount HoodProf. J. N. LeConte[75]
Little Sandy or Reid glacier, west side of Mount HoodElisha Coalman[76]
Portland Y. M. C. A. party starting for the summitA. M. Grilley[76]
Crater of Mount Hood, seen from south sideL. J. Hicks[77]
South side of Mount Hood, from Tom-Dick-and-Harry RidgeL. E. Anderson[78]
Crag on which above view was takenH. J. Thorne[78]
Part of the "bergschrund" above Crater RockG. M. Weister[79]
Prof. Reid and party exploring Zigzag glacierAsahel Curtis[79]
Mazamas near Crater Rock (2)Asahel Curtis[80]
Portland Ski Club on south side of Mount HoodE. D. Jorgensen[81]
Mount Hood LilyWilliam L. Finley[81]
Mazama party exploring White River glacier (2)Asahel Curtis[82]
Newton Clark glacier, seen from Cooper SpurShoji Endow[83]
Looking from Mount Jefferson to Mount HoodL. J. Hicks[83]
*Shadow of Mount HoodG. M. Weister[84]
Snout of Newton Clark glacierProf. Harry Fielding Reid[84]
*Mount Hood and Hood RiverBenj. A. Gifford[85]
Lava Flume near Trout LakeRay M. Filloon[86]
Y. M. C. A. party from North Yakima at Red ButteEugene Bradbury[86]
Ice Cave in lava bed near Trout LakeRay M. Filloon[87]
*Mount Adams, from northeast side of Mount St. HelensG. M. Weister[88]
Mount Adams, from Trout Creek at GulerL. J. Hicks[89]
Climbers on South ButteRay M. Filloon[89]
Dawn on Mount Adams, telephotographed from Guler at 4 a.m.L. J. Hicks[90]
Foraging in the SnowCrissie Cameron[90]
*Steel's Cliff, southeast side of Mount HoodG. M. Weister[91]
Mazamas Climbing Mount AdamsAsahel Curtis[93]
Mount Adams from lake, with hotel site aboveEd. Hess[93]
Climbing from South Peak to Middle PeakL. J. Hicks[94]
Mount Adams, seen from Happy ValleyAsahel Curtis[94]
Mount Adams, from Snow-plow MountainEd. Hess[95]
*Wind-whittled Ice near summit of Mount AdamsS. C. Smith[95]
Mazama glacier and Hellroaring Canyon (2)William R. King[96]
Nearing the Summit of Mount Adams, south sideShoji Endow[97]
Ice Cascade, above Klickitat glacierRay M. Filloon[97]
An Upland ParkH. O. Stabler[97]
Mount Adams and Klickitat glacierProf. Harry Fielding Reid[98]
Storm on Klickitat glacier, seen from the Ridge of WondersProf. W. D. Lyman[99]
Snow Cornice and Crevasse, head of Klickitat glacier (2)H. V. Abel and Ray M. Filloon[100]
Mount Adams, from the NortheastProf. Harry Fielding Reid[101]
*Mount Adams, from Sunnyside, WashingtonAsahel Curtis[102]
Crevasse in Lava glacierEugene Bradbury[102]
North Peak, with the Mountaineers starting for the summitW. M. Gorham[103]
Snow-bridge over Killing CreekW. H. Gorham[103]
Route up the Cleaver, north side of Mount AdamsEugene Bradbury[104]
Looking across Adams glacierCarlyle Ellis[104]
"The Mountain that was 'God'" seen from Mount AdamsAsahel Curtis[105]
Northwest slope of Mount AdamsProf. Harry Fielding Reid[106]
Mount Adams from the southwestProf. W. D. Lyman[107]
Scenes in the Lewis River Canyon (3)Jas. Waggener, Jr.[108]
*Mount Adams from Trout LakeKiser Photo Co.[110]
Scenes on Lava Bed, south of Mount St. Helens (3)Jas. Waggener, Jr.[111]
Lava Flume, south of Mount St. HelensJas. Waggener, Jr.[112]
Entrance to Lava FlumeRodney L. Glisan[112]
Mount St. Helens, seen from PortlandL. C. Henrichsen[113]
*Mount St. Helens, from Chelatchie PrairieJas. Waggener, Jr.[114]
Mount St. Helens, seen from Twin ButtesRay M. Filloon[115]
Canyons of South Toutle RiverU. S. Forest Service[116]
Lower Toutle CanyonJas. Waggener, Jr.[116]
Northeast side of Mount St. HelensDr. U. M. Lauman[117]
Mazamas on summit of Mt. St. Helens shortly before sunsetMarion Randall Parsons[117]
Mount St. Helens in WinterDr. U. M. Lauman[118]
Mount St. Helens, north side, from near the snow lineDr. U. M. Lauman[119]
Glacier Scenes, east of the "Lizard." (2)Dr. U. M. Lauman[120]
*Finest of the St. Helens glaciersG. M. Weister[121]
*Road among the Douglas FirsAsahel Curtis[122]
Ships loading lumber at one of Portland's millsThe Timberman[123]
Outposts of the ForestShoji Endow[123]
Alpine Hemlocks at the timber lineRay M. Filloon[124]
Mazamas at the foot of Mount St. HelensE. S. Curtis[124]
A Lowland RavineE. S. Curtis[125]
*The Noble FirKiser Photo Co.[125]
Dense Hemlock ForestG. M. Weister[126]
Mount Hood, from Ghost-tree RidgeGeorge R. Miller[126]
*A Group of Red CedarsAsahel Curtis[128]
Road to Government CampA. M. Grilley[129]
Firs and Hemlocks, in Clarke County, WashingtonJas. Waggener, Jr.[130]
*Where Man is a PigmyG. M. Weister[130]
Hemlock growing on Cedar logAsahel Curtis[131]
Tideland SpruceFrank Woodfield[131]
Sugar Pine, Douglas Fir and Yellow PineJas. Waggener, Jr.[132]
Yellow Cedar, with young Silver FirH. D. Norton[133]
*One of the Kings of TreelandBenj. A. Gifford[133]
*Firs and Vine MaplesJas. Waggener, Jr.[134]
Log RaftBenj. A. Gifford[134]
A "Burn" on Mount Hood, overgrown with Squaw GrassAsahel Curtis[135]
*A Noble FirBenj. A. Gifford[136]
Western White PineUnknown[136]
A Clatsop ForestH. D. Langille[137]
Carpet of FirsJ. E. Ford[137]
Winter in the Forest, near Mount HoodE. D. Jorgensen[138]
Rangers' Pony TrailA. P. Cronk[138]
Forest Fire on East Fork of Hood RiverWilliam M. Ladd[139]
Reforestation; three generations of young growthH. D. Langille[139]
Klickitat River CanyonWilliam R. King[144]
MAPS.
The Scenic Northwest[13]
Mount Hood[58]
Mount Adams[87]
Mount St. Helens[107]

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A Gray Day on the Columbia. Telephotograph of Mount Hood from the river opposite Vancouver Barracks.


Trout Lake and Mount Adams.