Latuya Bay called loudest, so that the summer of 1898 found him and his wife threading the mazes of the broken coast-line in seventy-foot Siwash canoes.
"It is white man's trouble", he said, "not Siwash trouble.
The Siwashes had waited on the white people until the eleventh hour, and then departed.
The two Siwashes put crosses opposite their signatures, received a summons to appear on the morrow with all their tribe for a further witnessing of things, and were allowed to go.
Here, circled solemnly about a barrel that stood on end in the snow, were Negook and Hadikwan, and all the Siwashes down to the babies and the dogs, come to see the way of the white man's law.
They reached Circle City on the very day when some
Siwash Indians came into the settlement with the report that there had been a rich gold strike farther up the river, on a certain Klondike Creek.
Pulled a gun on me one day and ran away with some
Siwashes in a canoe.
I prefer
Siwash hooks as replacements because their round bend and wide gap provide a good bite.
Some people out there might not be able to distinguish between Tushingham's rantings and the true
Siwash. We have to do something.
Charbonneau will also focus in on a pair of stories called The Two Sisters and
Siwash Rock.
As the family moves through the country, different locations are identified such as Chilko Lake,
Siwash Bridge (and as far back as the whitewater), the Chilcotin River and the snow mountains.
Well, we are knee-deep in another commencement season, and therefore up to our eyeballs in the platitudinous pomposity and cliche-ridden oratory that passes for wisdom every May and June at Dear Old
Siwash. Many of these journeys into self-importance come either from wealthy donors granted honorary degrees and naming rights to new campus buildings or from headline-grabbing celebrities sure to make the public better aware of the host institution's existence.