Black and white image of men, women and children outside of the Presbyterian mission building on the Umatilla Indian reservation at Christmas of 1900. Everyone is wearing western clothing.
Black and white image of Indians participating in the Roundup Parade in Pendleton, Oregon in 1916. The participants are passing under a banner reading Accomodation Headquarters. U.S. flags and bunting hang from the buildings. Spectators line each side of the street.
A group of eight men stand in a dirt yard. A white frame wooden building is on the right of the photograph; bare trees are in the background. A badge is visible on five of the men. Seven of the men are Native American; one is white. All have been identified as members of the Indian Police Umatilla Agency in 1888. All wear European-American clothing and shoes: felt hats, cloth shirts, jackets, trousers, and coats. Behind the man identified as Wike-Wike is a small dark-and light patterned dog., No. 1 He-yute-se-miliken, 2, Wike-wike, 3, Wa-ta-low-it, 4 Isaiah White, (Umko-kas-kat) 5, Capt. Somkin, 6. Luke Minthorn, 7, Sawattis-kow-kow, 8, B. Coffee, Agent. Indian Police Umatilla Agency, 1888. [Copy neg by Moorhouse.]