# Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 39
## Volume 39, No. 1 (Mar. 1938)

* The Columbia's Winter Quarters of 1791-1792 Located. by Samuel Eliot Morison
* Indian Agent's Letter-Book. by Clarence Hines
* Alexander Carson, Wilhamot Freeman. by Alice B. Maloney
* Experience of a Chaplain at Fort Vancouver. by Herbert Beaver; edited by R. C. Clark
* Charcoal Cave: An Archaeological Puzzle. by L. S. Cressman and Walter J. Perry
* A Chapter in the History of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company: The Steamship Oregonian [cont]. ed. by Frank B. Gill and Dorothy Johansen
* Editorial Comment: Reverend Herbert Beaver. by R. C. Clark
* Letter of Aberdeen to Pakenham, March 4, 1844, Concerning the Oregon Question. ed. by R. C. Clark
* "Reviews"
* "News and Comment"
* "Necrology"
* "Members of Oregon Historical Society"

## Volume 39, No. 2 (June 1938)

* The Columbia Maternal Association. by Clifford M. Drury
* Joseph L. Meek: A Conspicuous Personality. by H. E. Tobie
* The Clackamas-Clark County Boundary, 1850. by Jesse S. Douglas
* Who Discovered the Columbia River. by J. Neilson Barry
* Anglo-French Diplomacy during the Critical Period of the Nootka Controversy, 1790. by George Verne Blue
* Enterprise: Its Background and Beginnings. by J. H. Horner and Grace Butterfield
* "Reviews"
* "News and Comment"
* "Necrology"
* "Members of Oregon Historical Society"

## Volume 39, No. 3 (Sept. 1938)

* The New Capitol and State Library. by addresses of Gov. Charles H. Martin, Judge Lawrence T. Harris, Frank Branch Riley
* Wascopam Mission. by Marcella M. Hillgen
* The Prohibition Movement in Oregon. by John E. Caswell
* The Settlement of the Japanese in Oregon. by Marjorie R. Stearns
* Bushrod Washington Wilson. by Bruce Martin
* Joseph L. Meek: A Conspicuous Personality [cont]. by H. E. Tobie
* Letters Concerning Voyages of British Vessels to the Northwest Coast of America, 1787-1809. ed. by F. W. Howay
* "Reviews"
* "News and Comment"
* "Necrology"
* "Members of OHS"

## Volume 39, No. 4 (Dec. 1938)

* Addresses Delivered at the Dedication of the State Capitol, October 1, 1938. by Leslie M. Scott, Robert W. Sawyer
* Communication Pioneering in Oregon. by E. D. Smith, Jr.
* Address at the Dedication of a Monument to the Pioneers of Crook County at Prineville, August 7, 1938. by A. L. Veazie
* The Early Fur Trade of the Great Northwest. by Frank E. Ross
* Joseph L. Meek: A Conspicuous Personality. by H. E. Tobie
* Jeremy Pinch and the War Department. by Jesse S. Douglas
* "Reviews"
* "News and Comment"
* "Necrology"
* "Members of OHS"
* "Index"
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