The Si'lailo way
Subtitle: Indians, salmon, and law on the Columbia River
By: by Joseph C. Dupris, Kathleen Shaye Hill, William H. Rodgers, Jr.
Contributors: Hill, Kathleen Shaye.; Rodgers, William H., 1939-
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Durham, NC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 425
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Fishing -- Law and legislation -- Northwest, Pacific.; Salmon fisheries -- Law and legislation -- Northwest, Pacific.; Waterfalls -- Oregon -- Celilo -- History.
Table of contents: title: The traditionalists : Sampson Tulee's will; title: The diplomats : lawyer and looking glass; title: The story teller : the Huntington treaty and the recollections of William Chinook; title: The prophet : the strategies of enclosure and the audacity of George W. Gordon; title: The elder : resisting enclosure and the testimony of White Swan; title: Progressive : George Olney and his horse Seine; title: The preacher : Sam Williams' fishwheel scow; title: The unrecognized : George A. Charley's raid on Sand Island; title: The young warrior : Levi van Pelt; title: The trustee, part one : Clarence Davis and the missing shack; title: The trustee, part two : Bunny's Castle and the indians; title: The trustee, part three : backing the Goudy boys; title: The mapmaker : "redeeming" property and Abe Showaway's title search; title: The chief : Tommy Thompson and the Celilo Fish Committee; title: The orator : George Meninock's challenge to state authority; title: The ecological visionary : Caples Dave; title: The traders : the Charley brothers' refrigerator; title: The skeptic : Tom Yallup, indian scientist; title: The gamblers : the hatchery of Jason Rau and Charles Strom; title: The reciprocator : Frank Winishut's "in-lieu" properties; title: The inventor : the creative demands of Irene Brunoe; title: The dreamers : the values of Alex Saluskin.