Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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N' '- M - xg, '7.-f1,' if CED--fv',,f? .. -,J 4---xu,..f:e ,Qi 1- D g1V-5271 i..f?if'Q fg iff? ' it vw fi V' lg- lil filly ' 'Ll , l X.. llvlblxl ,lf irgr. ,V w o E ' . -4 Q: .j M h hr S Q ix Yr-. F -U, if fy' 21S 1I1gl101f1--- I C lf2lfC X,.:q1.,..', ff .J V ts ' .. af' , n75s'fxY7 XVs:,q..J. f S . . . . i'i'-lag-V if lllx T WAS in June, 1579, that the daring Engllsh buccaneer, Francis Drake, ill- ,f,ll1hs.x. sight, 5 XF- the Sea King of Dover, sailed past the coast of Washmgton on his lone 'E' f 'N Lf 'l'J47'l Q, ship. the Golden Hind. Drake was in search of material wealth, for Ft ,'-Lf ,leg ft' lx ,H native lngots of precious gold and silver, and hence did little wonder or even gf N gil' V. dream of the immense wealth that lay in and on the country to the shoreward: , l .f1- ,iffy wealth in resources that were. nearly three centuries later, to make that land UQ. K.iV Q -' fi V- into a thriving state, comfortably populated and prosperous in all the knowledge f V- is 4 'il ,, t of commerce. .t A X I f V it ,p 1 7' l' Drake was the first white man to sight the coast of our present Washing- , , If N lil ton. ,V 'H if p it Z' -L rlrgfii 1 vu . x He claims he reached 48 degrees, and if so, it would be off the shore of the l, ' sy State of Washington as far north as a l1ne drawn through the present city of 4 l gc' ,QB 'A-:L . . . . . . V- T:',i g.,-31 Everett. Whatever the northern l1m1t reached, it is surprising for those fa- '-lt, . . . . . . . , WX ' ,nw , m1l1ar w1th the mild summer climate of Puget Sound to read in those old records qu, I., .it jx, fy that Drake's company in June. l579, encountered such bitter cold and foul , l it if-ali Weather that they were driven southward. Just before leaving the bay an in- if l'-'fi' 5-'-j'Ailf,, 51ji, i.:f' terestmg ceremony was performed which 1S best told in the qualnt narrative H' ju fill, of the time: A U i i-'ii-f V fig? ii in il - K L ff .ff A i'X,Qf.'?11t7T.' YW' . .. . . -grfk' V ' v Q V '-'- i Our Generall called this countrey, Nova Alb1on, and that for two causes: J fl the one in respect to the white banks and cliffes, which ly towards the sea, and VJ' W fll Q -.VJ . . . . . . . ' '-y' 'QV ' x 15 I the other, because it might have some affinitie with our Countrey in name, X. V ?lir,l,bliX if i . . ll' Sf f 1, llx whlch sometime was called. Ag .V p,V1f'i.x,N5 ' i' - 1 u - . - f'q'.'.'. ' ff' LV, 21 There is -no part of earth here to bee taken up, wherein there 1S not some in s, ,Q ij, an fV . . . . 1 .IV af' ,lla-,il -Aly speclall likelihood of gold or silver. .,1jL,yJ.,f',x. ,1 QV? 'isj5K,:e 1 s,xifNN I 51Qi,:46Z' At our departure hence our Generall set up a monument of our being fygvj L . . . . . 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