found: His Handbook for western boys, 1922.
found: Hanna, W.L. The life and times of James Willard Schultz (Apikuni), c1986:CIP t.p. (Harry C. James)
found: James Harry C. A day with Poli, a Hopi Indian girl, 1957:title page (Harry C. James)
found: James Harry C. Grizzly Adams, 1963:title page (Harry C. James)
found: James, Harry C. Pages from Hopi history, 1974:title page (Harry C. James), title page verso (About the author. Harry C. James was known for half a century both for his devotion to the conservation of the natural environment and for his interest in the welfare of the American Indian. A founder of the Indian Welfare League and The National Association to Help the Indian ... James wrote several books about Indians, including Treasure of the Hopitu, 1927 ...The Hopi Indians, 1956 ... and in 1973, Western Campfires)
found: Biography in Context, accessed November 6, 2015:"Harry Clebourne James." Contemporary Authors Online. Detroit: Gale, 2001 (Born: April 25, 1896 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Died: May 28, 1978 ... Formerly writer for Citizen, in Ottawa, Ontario; worked in Hollywood, CA, as a camera boy at Triangle Motion Picture Studio, a production assistant for Paramount Studios, an assistant director for Universal Studios. Founder and chief executive, Trailfinders (outdoor organization for boys). Founder and headmaster, Trailfinders School for Boys. Member of advisory council, President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Crime; founder, Desert Protective Council, Inc.; active in other conservation work and in projects to help American Indians ... )
found: eScholarship, WWW site, November 6, 2015:Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, 1(1). 1979 "Memorial to Harry Clebourne James" Bill Jennings (Harry Clebourne James died 28 May 1978 in a Banning hospital, the date of the annual Malki Museum Memorial Day Fiesta at the nearby Morongo Indian Reservation. He was 82 ... He was completing a manuscript based on the life and contributions of ... Joseph Willard Schultz ... James remained active in guidance and inspiration for the Trailfinders, a youth group he founded in 1915. With his wife he operated The Trailfinders School for Boys from 1927 until 1950 ... James, a native of Ottawa, Canada came to Los Angeles in 1913 ... His lifelong involvement with the Hopi apparently began about 1921 ...)
