CJ, English, Athabaskan stick~tree in NW California

[David Robertson]

Maybe this is also evidence of CJ in NW California: Harrington's 1943 paper 
that I just mentioned also has (p. 209):

"The word meaning stick is also used meaning tree in all these [Pacific 
Coast Athabaskan] languages, with which agrees the use of English stick 
meaning both stick and tree in English local vernacular and in Chinook 
jargon."

--Dave R

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