1886, WA: Olney appointed interpreter

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AF Chamberlain’s field notes of Chinuk Wawa from SE British Columbia (part 15) = last installment

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I need to go find this in Rome…!

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Chinook Jargon does have gender (just not female/male, and only in verb phrases)

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1899, WA: Canoes article, with loan words and much more

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More humor in Chinuk Wawa: Southern interior BC — An “old bachelor” cooks for company

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1855, WA Territory: More Indian Murders — Prospects of a General War

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Chinuk Wawa’s genderless “yaka” is due to Salish Indigenous influence

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Taking liwan ‘rib(s)’ earlier

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1858, BC: “Frazer River Indians” ≠ “Chenook Indians”!

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