Cumtux 1988 Vol 8 No 4 Fall 
Publisher: Clatsop County Historical Society
Published: 1988
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Subjects: Astoria; Clatsop County; Oregon; Indian Princess; Tsin-is-tum; Mrs. Michel (Jennie) Martineau; Jennie Michel; Seaside; Mr. and Mrs. August Hildebrand; celebrity; Jim Dennon; baskets; Lewis and Clark salt cairn site; Ecola; the whale; Captain William Clark; map; journal; cannon Beach; state park; Cannon Beach; Ranald MacDonald; Bruce Berney; Chief Comcomly; grandson; Japan; pioneer; Melville; Dyan Hartill; upper Lewis and Clark River; Violet Lindgren
Description: 37-page paperback quarterly magazine with light yellow covers. "CUMTUX" is written in dark yellow outlined in white at the top of the front cover. The black and white photo on the front cover shows Indian Princess Tsin-is-tum, Mrs. Michel (Jennie) Martineau, better known as "Jennie Michel," standing at the site of the Lewis and Clark salt cairn at Seaside in May 1900, when she identified its location for a committee from the Oregon Historical Society. The back cover primarily shows an advertisement for the Oregon Dixieland Jubilee in Astoria, Seaside, and Gearhart. Size: 5.5" x 8.5"