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Photographs of the Olympics Outing, 1926
1. Photographs of the Olympics Outing, 1926
Gitksan woman and children posed by totem of a cougar, Kitwanga, British Columbia, 1910
2. Gitksan woman and children posed by totem of a cougar, Kitwanga, British Columbia, 1910
Gitksan totem of a cougar or mountain lion, Kitwanga, British Columbia, 1910
3. Gitksan totem of a cougar or mountain lion, Kitwanga, British Columbia, 1910
Earl Richmond and a dog near a dead cougar near South Fork Hoh River, probably in Jefferson County
4. Earl Richmond and a dog near a dead cougar near South Fork Hoh River, probably in Jefferson County
Cougar carcass, Vashon Island, 1915
5. Cougar carcass, Vashon Island, 1915
John Huelsdonk with cougar pelts, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
6. John Huelsdonk with cougar pelts, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
Robert Lee, his son and Lura Smith with a dead cougar, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
7. Robert Lee, his son and Lura Smith with a dead cougar, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
Cougar hide, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
8. Cougar hide, probably on the Olympic Peninsula
Earl Richmond and a dog near a dead cougar near South Fork Hoh River
9. Earl Richmond and a dog near a dead cougar near South Fork Hoh River
Cougar Hate
10. Cougar Hate
June 16, 1911 Page three Springer has new master Alumni session tonight Cougar kills a colt Cruiser
11. June 16, 1911 Page three
Springer has new master
Alumni session tonight
Cougar kills a colt
Cruiser Boston in the bay
Railroad man in the city
Progress already made
Consuls in annual session
May 1911 Page one Arrangements are progressing Will hunt cougar Committee goes to Seattle
12. May 1911 Page one
Arrangements are progressing
Will hunt cougar
Committee goes to Seattle
October 15, 1903 Page two National legation Breaks his ankle Big liners in Exhibits live
13. October 15, 1903 Page two
National legation
Breaks his ankle
Big liners in
Exhibits live cougar
He took a layoff
Lincoln vagged
October 14, 1903 Page two It needs fixing Will move today Sergeant Glenn killed Herat's crew
14. October 14, 1903 Page two
It needs fixing
Will move today
Sergeant Glenn killed
Herat's crew will ship again
Will make a fine boat
Goes to Bremerton
Drunk and disorderly
Library association dance
Exhibits live cougar
"The Dairy Farm"
August 26, 1910 Page three Sandy M'Pherson campion cougar killer Road contract at Irondale has
15. August 26, 1910 Page three
Sandy M'Pherson campion cougar killer
Road contract at Irondale has been completed
Sergeant Wepner retires from the service
Garfield street prsents improved appearence
Teacher's institute convenes next week
Gov Hay issues dry farming proclamation
Many fishing craft assemble at Neah Bay
February 11, 1910 Page two Passenger travil on sound is decreasing City now has no paid fire department Up-to-date
16. February 11, 1910 Page two
Passenger travil on sound is decreasing
City now has no paid fire department
Up-to-date uniforms for police force
Street Commissioner Lafferty kept busy
Hungry cougar attacka boy at Cedarhome
Revenue cutter Thetis doing good work
January 22, 1910 Page two Tow applications filed regarding administration Big cougar is reported
17. January 22, 1910 Page two
Tow applications filed regarding administration
Big cougar is reported near railroad
Warning is circulated for counterfeit bills
Men with rifles, a dog and a dead cougar, possibly on the Olympic Peninsula, date unknown
18. Men with rifles, a dog and a dead cougar, possibly on the Olympic Peninsula, date unknown
Dave Burrowes and other military men posing with a dead cougar near the Hoko River
19. Dave Burrowes and other military men posing with a dead cougar near the Hoko River
This cougar was capture alive by John Hammersley in Josephine County. Taking it from the forests means
20. This cougar was capture alive by John Hammersley in Josephine County. Taking it from the forests means the saving annually of about 160 deer
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