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Chelan man known as Wapato John & wife, and, Julia Bob and a man on horseback, Chelan Washington, ca.
1. Chelan man known as Wapato John & wife, and, Julia Bob and a man on horseback, Chelan Washington, ca. 1905
Chelan woman named Matilda Wapato rides with an Okanogan woman, Lake Chelan, Washington, ca. 1910.
2. Chelan woman named Matilda Wapato rides with an Okanogan woman, Lake Chelan, Washington, ca. 1910.
Farm laborer grievance letter concerning conditions on a Japanese run farm in Wapato, Washington, May
3. Farm laborer grievance letter concerning conditions on a Japanese run farm in Wapato, Washington, May 10, 1937
Chelan man known as Wapato John poses with Wenatchi man named Silico Sasket, Washington, ca. 1900
4. Chelan man known as Wapato John poses with Wenatchi man named Silico Sasket, Washington, ca. 1900
Chelan couple, possible Wapato John & wife, pose with beadwork, ca. 1910
5. Chelan couple, possible Wapato John & wife, pose with beadwork, ca. 1910
Native Americans, possibly from the Yakama tribe, in Fourth of July procession in Simcoe, Washington,
6. Native Americans, possibly from the Yakama tribe, in Fourth of July procession in Simcoe, Washington, 1894
Frebruary 21, 1904 Page four Revenues from Water system Mrs. Craig injured on Tacoma train Not
7. Frebruary 21, 1904 Page four
Revenues from Water system
Mrs. Craig injured on Tacoma train
Not a candidate for U.S. senator
Another good day at registration office
 
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