Then there were Siwashes from Vancouver, Cassiars from the Gold Mountains, Teslin men, and even Sticks from the Yukon Country.

He became the great medicine man of the Siwashes and a benefactor to his tribe and race.

"Loggers, Siwashes, and the natives in general.

Her attention now diverted from the Siwashes, she watched him, saw him go to her brother's quarters, stand in the door a minute, then go back to the beach accompanied by Charlie.

"G'wan home," Benton curtly ordered the Siwashes.

True, the Siwashes had once or twice brought in some venison.

There were the two old Siwashes and their dark-skinned brood.

Behind that was wind, a summer gale, the black squall dreaded by the Siwashes.

From the broad east windows of their house she saw all the traffic that came and went on the upper reaches of Roaring Lake, Siwashes in dugouts and fishing boats, hunters, prospectors.

"As the Siwashes say, long time I see you no.