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• 22861. [Image] PH014_33-26 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs

  	Hand tinted image. Asian individuals in ceremonial clothing carry shrines covered in ornamentation down a dirt road. People in the foreground are dressed in ceremonial clothing consisting of long robes, ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_33-26 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Asian individuals in ceremonial clothing carry shrines covered in ornamentation down a dirt road. People in the foreground are dressed in ceremonial clothing consisting of long robes, and hats. Two men carry fans. An individual on the far left is dressed in a tall hat with a rounded top and carries a circular disk and drumstick. Visible in the background is a building, wooden utility poles, electical lines, rickshaw with passenger, and an individual riding a donkey. Title: PH014_33-26 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Asian individuals in ceremonial clothing carry shrines covered in ornamentation down a dirt road. People in the foreground are dressed in ceremonial clothing consisting of long robes, and hats. Two men carry fans. An individual on the far left is dressed in a tall hat with a rounded top and carries a circular disk and drumstick. Visible in the background is a building, wooden utility poles, electical lines, rickshaw with passenger, and an individual riding a donkey. Close

• 22862. [Image] PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs

  	Hand tinted image. Two Japanese womenand one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Two Japanese womenand one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls. Title: PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Two Japanese womenand one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls. Close

• 22863. [Image] PH014_53-45 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Line of rickshaws on a city road

  	Hand tinted image. A street scene with rickshaw drivers pulling passengers past multi-level buildings decorated with commercial signs and banners. The signs and banners have Chinese characters on their ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_53-45 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Line of rickshaws on a city road Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. A street scene with rickshaw drivers pulling passengers past multi-level buildings decorated with commercial signs and banners. The signs and banners have Chinese characters on their surface and are attached to the building's balconies. The passenger traveling on the rickshaw in the foreground is dressed in Euro-American clothing. The rickshaw drivers are dressed in cropped pants, long sleeve shirts, and pointed hats with a wide brim. Pedestrians are visible on either side of the rickshaws traveling on foot. Title: PH014_53-45 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Line of rickshaws on a city road Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. A street scene with rickshaw drivers pulling passengers past multi-level buildings decorated with commercial signs and banners. The signs and banners have Chinese characters on their surface and are attached to the building's balconies. The passenger traveling on the rickshaw in the foreground is dressed in Euro-American clothing. The rickshaw drivers are dressed in cropped pants, long sleeve shirts, and pointed hats with a wide brim. Pedestrians are visible on either side of the rickshaws traveling on foot. Close

• 22864. [Image] PH014_67-10 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 275

  	Hand tinted image. An Asian individual, identified by the initials F.L., harrows a rice field with a water buffalo. The person stands on a harrow that is harnessed to a water buffalo. The field is filled ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_67-10 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 275 Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An Asian individual, identified by the initials F.L., harrows a rice field with a water buffalo. The person stands on a harrow that is harnessed to a water buffalo. The field is filled with water and mud. Trees and fields are visible in the landscape. The location is possibly China. Title: PH014_67-10 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 275 Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An Asian individual, identified by the initials F.L., harrows a rice field with a water buffalo. The person stands on a harrow that is harnessed to a water buffalo. The field is filled with water and mud. Trees and fields are visible in the landscape. The location is possibly China. Close

• 22865. [Image] PH014_44-41 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Military men in car

  	Hand tinted image. An outdoor portrait of a group of men in uniform standing on an automobile in the middle of a dirt street. The men are dressed in matching military uniforms consisting of long sleeved, ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_44-41 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Military men in car Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An outdoor portrait of a group of men in uniform standing on an automobile in the middle of a dirt street. The men are dressed in matching military uniforms consisting of long sleeved, button-up top, pants, and wide-brimmed hats. Pedestrians surround the vechicle on either side carrying passengers on rickshaws. A man on the left side of the image pushes a cart stacked with woven baskets. A large building with multiple small windows, and tiled roof with extended eaves can be seen in the background. Also visible are trees and wooden utility poles. Title: PH014_44-41 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Military men in car Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An outdoor portrait of a group of men in uniform standing on an automobile in the middle of a dirt street. The men are dressed in matching military uniforms consisting of long sleeved, button-up top, pants, and wide-brimmed hats. Pedestrians surround the vechicle on either side carrying passengers on rickshaws. A man on the left side of the image pushes a cart stacked with woven baskets. A large building with multiple small windows, and tiled roof with extended eaves can be seen in the background. Also visible are trees and wooden utility poles. Close

• 22866. [Image] WCPA 205A-11

  	""Annabelle S."" ferry between The Dalles and Dallesport, Washington. Discontinued in 1953, after completion of The Dalles Bridge. Ferry named after wife of C.T. Smith, the Ferry Operator.""The Annabelle ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 205A-11 ""Annabelle S."" ferry between The Dalles and Dallesport, Washington. Discontinued in 1953, after completion of The Dalles Bridge. Ferry named after wife of C.T. Smith, the Ferry Operator.""The Annabelle S., used to replace the Rogue (nicknamed ""The Chopping Bowl"") was built in 1938 by C.T. ""Charley"" Smith. She ran until ferry service was discontinued at The Dalles in 1953. The 15-car, 62-ton ferry was equipped with an Atlas Diesel engine at the center and propeller at both ends with throw off clutches. Later, a Washington Diesel engine was added and still later, two Cummins Diesel engines, one for each propeller. She was bought by Wasco County in 1950 and run by that government. When service was discontinued in 1953, Esson Smith,son of Charley, purchased the boat."" Title: WCPA 205A-11 ""Annabelle S."" ferry between The Dalles and Dallesport, Washington. Discontinued in 1953, after completion of The Dalles Bridge. Ferry named after wife of C.T. Smith, the Ferry Operator.""The Annabelle S., used to replace the Rogue (nicknamed ""The Chopping Bowl"") was built in 1938 by C.T. ""Charley"" Smith. She ran until ferry service was discontinued at The Dalles in 1953. The 15-car, 62-ton ferry was equipped with an Atlas Diesel engine at the center and propeller at both ends with throw off clutches. Later, a Washington Diesel engine was added and still later, two Cummins Diesel engines, one for each propeller. She was bought by Wasco County in 1950 and run by that government. When service was discontinued in 1953, Esson Smith,son of Charley, purchased the boat."" Close

• 22867. [Image] O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889

  	O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889 Bottom Row: 1. Pete Gurley 2. Charlie Shanks Second Row: 1. Albert Sutton 2. Billy Evans 3. Hugh McCauley 4. Unknown 5. Charlie Wagner 6. Mike Dennis ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889 Year: 1889 O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889 Bottom Row: 1. Pete Gurley 2. Charlie Shanks Second Row: 1. Albert Sutton 2. Billy Evans 3. Hugh McCauley 4. Unknown 5. Charlie Wagner 6. Mike Dennis 7. Dan Brodwick 8. Chas. Anderson 9. Jake Melquist Top Row: 1. Unknown 2. Charles Borders 3. Joe Whitby, Foreman 4. Unknown 5. Ed Lawler Title: O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889 Year: 1889 O. R. & N. Boiler Shop Crew in The Dalles, Oregon 1889 Bottom Row: 1. Pete Gurley 2. Charlie Shanks Second Row: 1. Albert Sutton 2. Billy Evans 3. Hugh McCauley 4. Unknown 5. Charlie Wagner 6. Mike Dennis 7. Dan Brodwick 8. Chas. Anderson 9. Jake Melquist Top Row: 1. Unknown 2. Charles Borders 3. Joe Whitby, Foreman 4. Unknown 5. Ed Lawler Close

• 22868. [Image] Ralph Coleman

  	Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 4. Ralph Coleman served the longest tenure of any coach in Beaver Baseball history, 35 seasons rom 1923-1966. His teams were 561-315-1. He also ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Ralph Coleman Year: 2007 Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 4. Ralph Coleman served the longest tenure of any coach in Beaver Baseball history, 35 seasons rom 1923-1966. His teams were 561-315-1. He also was a 1918 player for OSC and was a pitcher. His main interest in college was track and field where he lettered for 3 years before trying baseball his senior year. Title: Ralph Coleman Year: 2007 Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 4. Ralph Coleman served the longest tenure of any coach in Beaver Baseball history, 35 seasons rom 1923-1966. His teams were 561-315-1. He also was a 1918 player for OSC and was a pitcher. His main interest in college was track and field where he lettered for 3 years before trying baseball his senior year. Close

• 22869. [Image] WCPA 17-32

  	The Castle of The Dalles - 1864-1925 - Erected by Col. J.H. Neyce about 1864 at the northwest corner of 10th & Laughlin at a cost of $50,000 ($200,000 in 1952) made it by far the most elaborate residence ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 17-32 The Castle of The Dalles - 1864-1925 - Erected by Col. J.H. Neyce about 1864 at the northwest corner of 10th & Laughlin at a cost of $50,000 ($200,000 in 1952) made it by far the most elaborate residence ever existing in The Dalles. It burned in 1905 and the walls torn down about 1925 for the sandstone blocks which were quarried near the T.B. Hospital. Henry Whitmore did the mason work with Mr. Rentoul who cut the arches for the windows and doors. R.W. Crandall constructed the winding stairs. Peter Rufiner did the plastering work. Louis Scholl was architect. It measured 50 x 30 with an 18 x 20 ell. It was 2 stories high and had a fireplace in each room. For many years it belonged to Robert Mays of Tygh. Title: WCPA 17-32 The Castle of The Dalles - 1864-1925 - Erected by Col. J.H. Neyce about 1864 at the northwest corner of 10th & Laughlin at a cost of $50,000 ($200,000 in 1952) made it by far the most elaborate residence ever existing in The Dalles. It burned in 1905 and the walls torn down about 1925 for the sandstone blocks which were quarried near the T.B. Hospital. Henry Whitmore did the mason work with Mr. Rentoul who cut the arches for the windows and doors. R.W. Crandall constructed the winding stairs. Peter Rufiner did the plastering work. Louis Scholl was architect. It measured 50 x 30 with an 18 x 20 ell. It was 2 stories high and had a fireplace in each room. For many years it belonged to Robert Mays of Tygh. Close

• 22870. [Image] WCPA 196A-19

  	The Dalles Baseball Team, Mid-Columbia Pennant Winners, Season 1925Harry Hoffman (Brick) LF, Orval Mann ""Pepper"" SS, Rich Brouhard (Bru) CF, Joe Kaseberg (Joe) F, Alex McLennan (Mack) RF, Frank Cullins ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 196A-19 Year: 1925 The Dalles Baseball Team, Mid-Columbia Pennant Winners, Season 1925Harry Hoffman (Brick) LF, Orval Mann ""Pepper"" SS, Rich Brouhard (Bru) CF, Joe Kaseberg (Joe) F, Alex McLennan (Mack) RF, Frank Cullins (Cully) SS & 3B, Harold Brown (Brownie ) 2B, Everett Mann (Dizzy) 3B, Ed Woolsey (Ed) P, Bud Green, P, Ray Baker (Bake) P & RF, Kenneth Cook (Cookie) 1B, C.L. Bohn (Bonnie) Manager, L.K. Dunahoo, Asst. Manager, Harold Ganger, Asst. Manager, Oscar Renick, C, M.T. Stoneman, Official Scorer, Loran Hecker, Official UmpireAuspices American Legion Post - 18 Title: WCPA 196A-19 Year: 1925 The Dalles Baseball Team, Mid-Columbia Pennant Winners, Season 1925Harry Hoffman (Brick) LF, Orval Mann ""Pepper"" SS, Rich Brouhard (Bru) CF, Joe Kaseberg (Joe) F, Alex McLennan (Mack) RF, Frank Cullins (Cully) SS & 3B, Harold Brown (Brownie ) 2B, Everett Mann (Dizzy) 3B, Ed Woolsey (Ed) P, Bud Green, P, Ray Baker (Bake) P & RF, Kenneth Cook (Cookie) 1B, C.L. Bohn (Bonnie) Manager, L.K. Dunahoo, Asst. Manager, Harold Ganger, Asst. Manager, Oscar Renick, C, M.T. Stoneman, Official Scorer, Loran Hecker, Official UmpireAuspices American Legion Post - 18 Close