About 16 Trademarks found that are owned by Confederated Tribes And Bands Of The Yakama Indian Nation

Broadcasting of radio programs and music

Banking and financing services

Social and welfare services, namely, rehabilitation of alcohol addicted patients; dietary and nutritional counseling; abuse counseling, namely, chemical dependency and substance abuse treatment services; agricultural services, namely, planting and growing, fertilizing, pruning and picking agricultural crops, namely, fruits and vegetables and timberland for others; livestock management, namely, breeding and leasing of livestock for others

Clothing, namely, hats, shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, t-shirts, jackets, tank-tops

Arranging and conducting social meetings and cultural festivals for entertainment and cultural purposes; providing educational services, namely, conducting classes and seminars in the field of personal financial management and vocational training for acquisition of specific job skills for a wide variety of trades and occupations; entertainment services in the nature of arranging, organizing, and conducting community festivals primarily featuring arts and crafts exhibitions, parades, musical concerts, sporting events, boxing events, comedy shows; museum services; entertainment services, namely, casino gaming

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Souvenir items, namely, mugs, cups, bottles sold empty, glass beverageware

Raw wood, namely, unprocessed logs, raw bark, wood chips for use as ground cover, wood chips for the manufacture of wood pulp; fresh fruit and vegetables

Hotel and restaurant services

The mark consists of a flag that is rectangular in shape with a darker background surrounding a lighter central region, the central region having depicted thereon an eagle above a mountain with rays of light, stars, and feathers depicted on each side of the mountain, with a star centered above the eagle. The words "YAKAMA INDIAN NATION" and "TREATY OF 1855" appear below the mountain.