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MRS. M. E. HAMILTON

MRS. C. A. CROWELL

The Calumet

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Edited by William Bittle Wells

The entire contents of this Magazine are covered by the general copyright and articles must not be reprinted without special permission. Extracts from articles may be made provided proper credit is given THE PACIFIC MONTHLY.

CONTENTS FOR MARCH, 1905

"All the News" Photo pose by W. S. Rice People-Places-Things (illustrated)

(Frontispiece) 147-156

Woman Giant Operator. Twenty-four Mule Team. Perilous Dance. A Huge Log.
Umatilla Indian Woman. Analuk, Esquimo Beauty. View of New York. Largest
Searchlight in the World. Turkey Raising in the Northwest. Navajo Weaver.
Tuna Fishing. Experiments in Transportation. The Naturalist.

Progress of the Lewis and Clark Exposition (illustrated) Frank L. Merrick
The Waverly Golf Club (illustrated)

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162

The Celilo Canal. International Arbitration. Our Revolution and Constitutional Gov-
ernment. The Attempt to Amend the Oregon Constitution. Popular Indifference
to Political Dishonesty. Legislatures and Honor. Crooked Thinking.
The Beef Trust. The "Little Father" and His Children.

Liberty.

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