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Fish buyer weighs salmon and pays Indian. some Indians make much money.

View of Celilo Falls- Homes of Indians and Indians Fishing

Tommy Yallup- Celilo Indian attorney- well educated.

1 map ; 39 x 38 cm.Relief shown by hachuresShows the Columbia River region in the Pacific Northwest. Shows the area by a broken black line. Shows mountains, lakes and towns Appendix TT: Improvement of the Willamette River above Portland, Oregon --…

1 map: 32 x 58 cm.Scale: 2 in. = 1 mile.Red lines indicate irrigation ditches and flumes.In 1896 the Lewiston Water and Power Company began work on a series of ditches and flumes which would carry water from Asotin Creek into the area that would…

Closing words of Franklin Roosevelt's Speech preceding America's entry to WWII

Newspaper Clipping

Precarious Fishing Spot. Note cable car, falls, and platform.

Indian woman picking bones form dried, shredded salmon.

Indian pulls dip bag net out of water with salmon. Note net does not collapse.

1 map col. ; 65 x 88 cm. Scale [1:68,760]. 1 in. to 6 miles. Shows roads, rail roads in operation, projected rail roads, post offices, and saw mills. The Yakima Indian reservation, at the lower left corner of this map, was created in 1855. In…

Map of BPA power transmission lines.

Indians making own nets

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Keaby gets on the bus as the owner looks wistfully on.

Kearby Chase looking good in front of a bus that workers took to work at Hanford. This bus is in Richland, Washington at the museum there.

Indians fishing from platforms at Celilo Falls. Supported by cables anchoring near the lips of narrow canyons where fishing is best, the wooden platforms are lowered down the canyon walls within easy reach of the roaring torrent of water.

Indians pulling in salmon with dip net. Note how net collapses.

Indian woman near cable landing. Like many white women you know she had sons in the service-- three of them.

Indian boys enjoying themselves in cable car.

Indian boy catches nice Chinook salmon

Wrapped.