Evening star., 1933-01-22
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The North American Indian.

The North American Indian.
In connection with the study of the
American Indian by clubs interested In
mission work among the surviving
tribes, the Public Library offers the fol-
lowing list. Historical works on the In
dian wars have been omitted.
General Works.
The American Indian, an Introduction
to the Anthropology Of the New
World; a by Clark Wissler. 1917
A valuable work which places the
North American Indian In proper per-
spective on the American continents.
The Problem Of Indian Administration.
Institute for Government Research,
Washington, D. c. 1928. F809 Int.
A complete survey, giving organiza-
ton, recommendations and detailed
report on health, education, economic
conditions, family and community life,
legal problems and missionary activi-
ties
American Indian Life, edited by E. C.
Parsons. 1925. F804 B257.
Something between the forbidding
the legends Of Cooper for the girl who
is going to spend her life among In
dams, or any one who Just wants to
know more about them Preface.
The Indians Book, an Offering by the
American Indians of Indian Lore
Musical and Narrative, to Form q
Record Of the Songs and Legends OF
Their Race. Recorded and edited by
Natalie Curtis. 1907. F804.C .C944.
The Book of the American Indian, by
Hamlin Garland. 1928. F804G185
The famous drawings Of Frederic
Remington enliven these sketches Of In
dian character.
Education of the Indians. U. S. Once
Of Indian Affairs. 1s26-192S. F804.-
Un33.v.3.
A series of bulletins covering various
phases Of Indian life, including mis-
sions.
Ny Friend the Indian, by James Nc
Laughlin. 1910. F804.M223m
"reminiscences of a former United
States Indian inspector and agent to
the Sioux in the 1870s.
The Tribes.
The Seminoles Of Florida, by Minnie
Moore-Willson. 1911. F804 W686s
The Seminoles are better known to-
day than when Mrs. Moore Wilson
wrote her book. but it still remains the
best general account in popular form
The Chickasaw Nation, Short Sketch
Of Noble People, by J. H. Malone
1922. F804.M296.
A history, with chapter on the twen-
tieth century Chickasaws.
The Cheyenne Indians, Their History
and Ways Of Life, by G. B. Grinnell
1923. F804. .G886c.2v.
A picture Of vanishing culture.
North American Indians of the Plains
by Clark Wissler 1912.
A summary of the facts and inter-
pretations making up the anthropology
of the plains Indians.
The People Of Tipi Sapa (the Dakotas)
by S. E. Olden. 1918. F804.OL IA
A native clergyman. ministering to
the Sioux, tells the story Of his people
Indians Of the Southwest. by P. e. God
dard. 1918. FS04.G544
An admirable short account of the
desert tribes
Desert Drums, the Pueblo Indians OF
C853d.
An Indian agents interesting account
of life among the mesas of the South
west.
The Pueblo of San Felipe, by L. A
White. 1882. F804.W58.
X closeup on Pueblo culture and
daily life.
The Hopi Indians, by Walter Hough
1915. F804 H813h.
A glance at the sturdy, self-support-
ing. self-respecting citizens Of the pueb-
los" Of Northeastern Arizona.
The Navajos, by o. H. Lipps. 1909
F804 L668.
A concise and authentic history Of a
famous tribe
Indians of the Northwest Coast, by p.
e. Goddard. 1924. F804. .G544i.
A survey of the Indian culture pres
ent on the West coast from Vancouver
Island to Alaska.
Personal Narratives.
Crashing Thunder, the Autobiography
Of an American Indian, edited by
Paul Radin. 1925. F804 CESS.
The life of member Of the Blow
Snake family of the Winnebago tribe
living near Sioux City, Iowa.
Long Lance, by Chief Buffalo Child
Long Lance. 1928. F804.B86.
Sinking his own engaging person.
atty, his own individual achievements,
into the background, he depicts graphic
phases of q life which has altogether
vanished, Of a race which rapidly Is
vanishing"
American, the Life Story Of q Great
Indian, by F. B. Linderman. 1890.
F806L64.
Plenty Coups, chief of the Crows, die
tates saga Of the Northwest United
States
My People. the Sioux, by Luther Stand
ing Bear. 1928. F804. .St26m.
An Indian makes q bid for Better un-
defStandin9 from the public.