Today's free book is Alsea texts and myths by Leo J. Frachtenberg (1920). For the table of contents, check at the bottom of this post below the image.
The book is available at Hathi Trust (I have not checked for other online sources).
Table of Contents
Creation myths:
1. Wind-Woman and her children
2. The universal change
3. The universal change
4. The death of Grizzly Bear
5. Seu'ku, the Transformer
6. The five Thunderers
7. The origin of the Yakonan and Siuslawan tribes
8. The origin of death
Miscellaneous tales:
9. Vulture and his brothers-in-law
10. The story of the Dog-Children
11. The story of the Dog-Children
12. The avenger
13. The lost elk hunters
14. The lost seal hunters
15. The dreamer
16. The man who married the Bear-Woman
17. Coyote in a hollow tree
Customs and historical narratives:
18. Games of the Alsea Indians
19. The big fire
20. The death of U. S. Grant, an Alsea Indian
Superstitious beliefs:
21. The Monster-Girl of the woods;
22. Exorcisms during a moon eclipse
23. Exorcisms during a sun eclipse
24. Exorcisms during a thunderstorm
Appendix
25. Seu'ku, the Transformer
26. The killing of Elk
27. The magic hazel twig
28. The runaway couple
