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COLUMBIA: Winter 2001-02; Vol. 15, No. 4
Table of Contents
From the Editor 2
History Commentary 3
Species extinction and cultural arrogance - the perils of ignoring history.
By William G. Robbins
The Ellenburg Tree of Justice 7
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On this hot August night in 1895 it was hard to tell the good guys from the bad.
By Howard D. Baumgart
From the Collection 16
The Puyallup Commerce " hardly ever milx dux..."
A Lasting Legacy - Part IV 17
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The final installment of the Lewis and Clark place names series.
By Allen "Doc" Wesselius
Through the "Magnificent Gateway" 24
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A pioneer family on the last leg of the Oregon Trail - traversing the wild and beautiful Columbia River Gorge.
By Weldon W. Rau
Reginald H. Thomson 30
Cutting through the myths about this powerful but little-understood icon from Seattle's past.
By William H. Wilson
History Album 36
The Nippon Kan in Seattle's Internation District.
Migration of a Cultural Landscape 37
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Leavenworth has become a symbol of change and ingenuity for many small western communities.
By R. Jake Sudderth
Correspondence/Additional Reading 45
Columbia Reviews 46