Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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'f -' 31 11 X ,- Miz :aw ff , , -,N . . . . . fpi, A , ,ifalll With the pioneer work of the Englishman, Meares, who did extensive - 'rig fam sailin around the ua s and ba s of Washm ton in 1788, be an the comin ,fm,:?r , Q.Q,',' ' g .1 V-I j-C lift ff'fffi of numerous explorers, traders and adventurers to this northland. fy-V i'-Q'3F,2,ll'.1 ,' .fa l.. l',, ,, . gy- , ,r 561,15-,V ai, -.jf --f . ci-f ,l P-'ll I Those of whom we have heard most, and whose names will lon est re- j,-il fc: tr YA, - . - . , . . ,, ,1 J , 9 main in the archives of Washington State s history are those of Captain Van- Lt fy-.g.4g2.' couver, the English geographer and explorer, and Captain Gray, the American -A I .V ' L Q - -i:!il,,Y. 'ffl sea captain and trader. Vancouver gave names to points on Puget Sound that ,ff -. , . ', , Ribs , il are in use today. Lieutenant Puget, after whom the sound was named, was X ff' AQ ' t , 1- 'V NW 'Y' one of Vancouver's staff. lt N, fl-,if-ll X t . X-A N i ,flfu if-Q'-.nt W ,At-1' The Mountain of Controversy ' was named Mount Rainier on the eighth ll ' X riff N X-ff lit ll e Y Q s 5 wil of May, l792. by Vancouver in honor of his friend, Rear Admiral Peter Rainier. Gray was cruising around the northwest at the same time as Vancouver, CTM l, 7 49 A Jn QC ill' 'fff-i?fQf- 34' ,,,, f- , A, :N i f :Al ff' l . - . , 1 i --. A y gl and the two met at one time. It was Gray who discovered the Columbia river, llyfifn iigyfl naming that stream after his ship. ,gxh-j,, - R,-M f ?i'ff10' 'v -. if--it K Page Z7 , I t 4 Y, , I-'-NU! , l -Y4, JL-X iff? Ttf, QCP' r-R X if :fa ri ir, V' .-i:TlliE:m3 -.5 gn'-'fi'-fi-Q-1 P - K 'Nj 1 AM in M - 5, . , ?,:A-Hp--c fx, fl '. 5 ll., -' 4 1 - ,, ,A ,' 'ig'-Q-xt 1 .jx '- A, ,Lyn ,STK-.N ig,-, W-:X -g X .px L,-sf' L' i i '- ' ' A! 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...-. 1 ,r f r ' ,- . X , - I- Y ,. , ' . .' -H. - -x ' E In , - Y .1 , r V fi my Q, 12. A-.'l' I, . . ,, I H 4, , , 1 V V i' Y I- 'gi' If vj ldj vii.. .d-AIA xox' , N1 Y, f if,'lE, ' 'T 'V-1 it -'N 1 ',' - .. , V , i N I' , . , , Af, ,L Iii, , A ill U 1-,, 4 V, uorgill I. , psi ,i 1 1 W, , ., ..,,-,:-ll H X , 111. f Y ml .V W , , it 'Af' li i L' , V 4 1 ',.- i Q!':i'1 i Y F nl Q Qs .gf lr up ' V ggi Y , I kj V' t A 4 A L N 5 4 'f A ,, you . ,. 33 e - 3 Miki-it . . . . , . . 'f The activities of the English and the Americans had, by this time, become fi- 7' Q X' . . . . 'il fflxqxp-:i,L' so extensive that they entirely overshadowed those of Russia and Spain on and ' 15'- r, A 4'NN . . . . mg around Puget Sound and the Columbia. At this time the fur companies of both England and the United States made their debut fthe beginning of the nineteenth century.j X-ILT. ,L X qi of 3 5,5 Q 5 T lf+j'fl' -i . ,f 'fix ., The Hudson s Bay company and the Northwest company, both backed 44 . ! f ' ,,X , . . . ' T by England, operated from Canada. The American companies that conspicu- '-.-xw , . . . . . lie -Q-fy -,- ,J ously entered the field during the period of the unmolested fur trading were the 'T . fr,-all , tim- fit ti' gl -xi' lla i I .. fvf-AA Q I W mf Y? I 'lui' -,j',4.g3i ff, it ', fiffccrg . Xin 2-fgkx ,pg if Ai X i .,,:,. , . . ,. , .1 er' .e 4 , ' 4 v'4 I I 1' I 'P , 1 1 ' 'J W if ,-,- H , xxx ,F -- 4,1 iiint Y , ,V fill ' :S VAI, . ,N ,,. 'Tiff-1,,--i l kin 'f4??f't fivflf ,f ,-IA. K lg, tg 4 fri ffllf reef 1 f l ' ,iff I lly,f f ,w. .X If Sw' 5? ,, .Fr T' !lJ..f ,tix 5 it u, f H N1 H! 'fi ju. x :iffy -Q- ,',?t Nl 'j-ig! 'y-f?G'iQfe:es ' ig M I Q- ' ,QQ- .Y-lx L it ,wiki Ei 7 efT?.f,3fl?-7 72' lf an ffl' ' A,. fAlllfk4- ', Rfk T ' fl-11' .f.., s P., M' fri? s il ,lil 5 S55 'i l x . ,. ' jay, i'-5-Wt-.,lgfN' f ' ' Lf' ' ' Y-.ml NN-I N Lol! 1-Q-C i X X , s N i H .-a il if fl '24 ,ft gg N ig ifflxi ir .RAW Qi x.', rE i LJ il , X - ' if Z.,-L 'f , -. ' if-.x'-,, '05, girgwl,-1 xIsl'.f-,Q :see .tr1.wy f X13 .N ' Q 1 .75 lv I ififfa: fx W' T ,Q AMN , xv ' , f ,I,.-. ,, I 1 ...TF-.N Q ' iss ' .' l in L: i Q' , M. 1 ,, Missouri company, the Pacific Fur company and the Rocky Mountain Fur com- pany. The famous expedition headed by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark that did such extensive exploring in the Northwest, especially along the Co- lumbia River, in 1804 and 1805 Cfollowing the Louisiana purchasej gave American fur trading in the Pacific Northwest an immense incentive and laid a agp! 34- ' Once Sagebrush Land in Centra! Washington Page 2 8 f-.114 I 1. 5 : ' 'ix. l X . I i . 1 A A i I. :fi L.. ' Kev, V -1. . - - , J , . K f . A , , . , V W, . - . -J ,nf . . - , ,- 4 v -5 Y -V A 7 ,- ,V ' , , . .. - U , . ' .'- . 5 ,Q I l,-' 1 'N 5 . lg. ,f ff. it fp!--N 1 L. .',. . I r ,f ' 117 I. f 'itz ffl! 'N W' i. I lil ,v .f I X if lx f X. ay , .f .Isl .fl I if xl Rx ,Y Q 5,1 l J. Z liixf . x Y Y I N l 1 4 N I , V ' ,, . e' ' .Wi ,ffm-y, s. X V f il i i'. if V ip.. f x. M up V, N, ill L I f .wurxx - . , ,, ws i if ,- 'f l-A W in-l y , TYiI ! 1 14.1 'l i.'1 ?' ,L fax. lip, ,I ' 9 , ,, , .-me K , ,L-Y. 1 V 7.43 .V t t. l