Table of Contents
Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 34 Number 4 (October 1943)
ARTICLES
The Farm Labor Problem in Washington, 1917-18. Carl F. Reuss, 339-52
The Early History of Pocatello, Idaho. Robert L. Wrigley, Jr., 353-65
George Turner. Part II: United States Senator and Counsel and Arbiter for the United Sates. Claudius O. Johnson, 367-92
TEACHER'S SECTION
Teaching Materials in the Washington Historical Quarterly and the Pacific Northwest Quarterly. Ruth West, 393-98
Suggestions for the Teaching of Washington Government. Herman J. Deutsch, 399-400
Photographs of Washington Governors. Robert T. McDonald, 400-402
REVIEW OF BOOKS
Rothery, The Ports of British Columbia, by W. Kaye Lamb, 403-404
Howay, Sage, and Angus, British Columbia and the United States: The North Pacific Slope form Fur Trade to Aviation, by Vernon Carstensen, 404-405
Kelly, The Career of Joseph Lane, Frontier Politician, by Samuel R. Mohler, 406-407
Anderson, Chief Seattle, by Melvin C. Jacobs, 407-408
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, vol. XIII, by Sverre Arestad, 408-409
Morgan, The Humboldt: Highroad of the West, by George Harmon Knoles, 410-11
Mulloy, The Hagen Site; A Prehistoric Village on the Lower Yellowstone, by Joseph B. Birdsell, 411-12
Smith, Indian Experiences, by Merrill G. Burlingame, 413
Nute, Caesars of the Wilderness, by Edith Dobie, 414-15
Cameron, Trade Union Agreements in Canadian Industry, by W. F. Easterbrook, 415-16
Daniel, Islands of the Pacific, by Harold Whitman Bradley, 416-17
Gauvreau and Cohen, Billy Mitchell, Founder of Our Air Force and Prophet Without Honor, by Edward Kimmel, 417
Hughes, tr., "The Great Learning" and "The Mean-in-Action," by Francis Michael, 417-18
Barzun, Holborn, Heaton, Malone, La Piana, Strayer, The Interpretation of History, by Harold Whitman Bradley, 418-20
Other Recent Publications, 421
News and Comment
Washington State Historical Society, 422-26
General Items, 426-28
Accession Notes, 428-30
Contributors, 431
Index to Volume 34 (1943), 433-44
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