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COLUMBIA: Winter 1998-99; Vol. 12, No. 4
Table of Contents
From the Editor: 2
History Commentary: 3
Pioneers of commerce in the Pacific Northwest.
More Power to You: 4
The national politics and federal policies that refashioned the Columbia River in the 1930s.
By Richard Lowitt
History Album: 11
The Chutes of Two Rivers.
Klee Wyk: 12
During the 1950s and early 1960s this design studio and gallery on the Nisqually flats focused on Northwest Coast Indian art.
By Maria Pascualy
O, Christmas Tree!: 16
The rise and decline of the Christmas tree industry in Washington.
By Dennis Tompkins
From the Collection: 23
In consideration of $40.00 . . . Bismark.
Kathleen Eloisa Rockwell: 24
From dance-hall damsel to self-made icon of the Klondike gold rush era.
By James Bledsoe
The Wreck of the Varsity: 32
The Gig Harbor sardine seiner that never made it home.
By Lee Makovich
Citizen Train and the "City of Destiny": 36
The Great Crank booms Tacoma with "psychic verse" and a trip around the world.
By Kurt E. Armbruster
Columbia Reviews: 44
Recent books of interest in Northwest history.
Edited by Robert C. Carriker
Correspondence/Additional Reading: 48
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