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Chinook, the Cinnamon Cub

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“Now swim!” commanded their mother.

CHINOOK

THE CINNAMON CUB

BY

ALLEN CHAFFEE

Author of “SITKA, The Snow Baby,” “FUZZY WUZZ, The Little Brown Bear,” “TWINKLY EYES, The Little Black Bear,” etc.

ILLUSTRATED BY

PETER DA RU

MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY

SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

Copyright, 1924

By MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY

Springfield, Massachusetts

All Rights Reserved

Bradley Quality Books

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

FOREWORD

Here are stories of the wild life of the rich woods of Oregon.

In following the adventures of Chinook, the cinnamon bear and his sister Snookie (western prototypes of the jolly black bears of New England), and of the Ranger’s Boy, the child will learn of tree mice and burrow mice, and of the little mountain pack-rats who build tepees, of those giant mousers, the bobcat and the California mountain lion, to say nothing of the bat, pika, elk, and “snowshoe rabbit,” and the ever present Douglas squirrel.

He will wander through forests of spruce and fir to the snow-clad peaks, and back along cascading rivers, as the two cubs learn of the world in which they live.

The Literary Review of the New York Evening Post has said of a black bear book: “The little bear will delight all children just because he is a ball of mischief, sagacity, awkwardness—a real bear. Allen Chaffee’s books are unusual for vivacity, humor, and truth to the characters of the no longer dumb beasts.”

The Publishers.

CONTENTS

IA Boy and a Bear

IIThe Cubs Learn to Swim

IIIThe California Lion

IVThe Home in the Squirrel’s Nest

VMr. and Mrs. Tree Mouse

VIMazama the Mysterious

VIILost in the Fog

VIIITeam Work

IXRat Town

XA Live Snowball

XIThe Indian Trapper

XIIIn the Raven’s Nest

XIIIChinook Plays the Clown

XIVA Mouse on Wings

XVThe Smuggler

XVIDouglas Squirrel Has Company

XVIIWapiti

XVIIIA Cougar Goes Coasting

XIXMountain Beaver

XXThe Big ’Quake

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