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Title: Cartoons and Caricatures of Seattle Citizens

Illustrator: Frank Calvert
        Albert Bobbett
        E. F. Brotze
        Charles H. Dickson
        John R. Gill
        George Hager
        Ernest Jenner
        Tom Thurlby

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Language: English

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           CARTOONS _and_ CARICATURES _of_ Seattle Citizens




              Published by the Associated Cartoon Service

                        E. A. Thomson. Manager

    From the Press of the General Lithographing & Printing Company

                          Seattle, Washington

        Photographs from which these Pen and Ink Sketches were
              Produced have been furnished principally by
                  James & Bushnell _and_ E. S. Curtis

                Engravings by the Art Engraving Company




                            Seattle Artists


                          F. CALVERT
                            JOHN R. GILL
                              CHAS. H. DICKSON, Jr.
                                EDWIN F. BROTZE
                          ERNEST JENNER
                            A. BOBBETT
                              GEORGE HAGER
                                TOM THURLBY


                             COPYRIGHT BY
                             E. A. THOMSON
                                 1906




A Word About the Wise


"A laugh," wrote the gentle and genial Charles Lamb, "is worth a
hundred groans in any market."

Our hard-headed and far-figuring men of business have been quick to
see and seize the truth of this great law of supply and demand. Being
themselves alert men of the market place, and appreciating fully
the melancholy world's urgent need of the titillating tonic called
laughter, they have cheerfully set to work to supply that need. The man
who laughs, they wisely argued, is the man who buys.

They required, however, in their altruistic schemes, just a little
assistance from their brothers of the pointed pens and the black ink
pots--the newspaper cartoonists. Would these kindly step forward and
help in a noble cause? Gaily these worthies sharpened their rusting
pens, right merrily they stirred the thickening ink, and here you have
the crystallization of their comic brew--a precious handful of gilded
homeopathic pills, sometimes called cartoons, which will prove to be a
sure cure for all business troubles of an internal nature, as well as
for many that have nothing to do with business.

These cartoons are sweet and clean and wholesome, very pleasant to the
palate and remarkably efficacious in chronic cases of indigestion and
disordered spleen. They clear the mind and restore business confidence.
They enrich the blood, the brain, the liver--and the purse. Mixed with
the wine of good sense they produce a volatile drink that sparkles and
effervesces into rippling mirth and bubbling laughter, a draught the
high Olympian gods might long for. Best of all, not a single pill is
bitter to the taste.

In short, the cartoonists of Seattle prove conclusively, so he who
smiles may read, that a laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market.

      ANTONY E. ANDERSON.

[Illustration:

  EDGAR AMES,
  General Manager Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Co.
]

[Illustration:

  R. B. ALBERTSON,
  Judge Superior Court.
]

[Illustration:

  E. W. ANDREWS,
  President Seattle National Bank.
]

[Illustration:

  S. S. BAILEY,
  Capitalist.
]

[Illustration:

  ALFRED BATTLE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  R. A. BALLINGER,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN E. BALLAINE,
  Alaska Central Railway.
]

[Illustration:

  CHARLES H. BEBB,
  Architect.
]

[Illustration:

  M. P. BENTON,
  Broadway Automobile Co.
]

[Illustration:

  W. M. BOLCOM,
  Lumber.
]

[Illustration:

  J. S. BRACE,
  President Brace-Hergert Mill Co.
]

[Illustration:

  PAYTON BROWN,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  M. C. BROWN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  FRED'K R. BURCH,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE A. BURCH,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  HERMAN CHAPIN,
  Banker and Builder--Vice President Seattle National Bank.
]

[Illustration:

  THOMAS BURKE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  C. H. BURNETT, JR.,
  Real Estate and Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  A. J. BUHTZ,
  Cooperage Manufacturer--Fremont Barrel Mfg. Co.
]

[Illustration:

  C. B. BUSSELL,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  SCOTT CALHOUN,
  Corporation Counsel.
]

[Illustration:

  ELMER E. CAINE,
  President Alaska Pacific Navigation Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. M. CALHOUN,
  President Calhoun, Denny & Ewing Co. Inc., General Insurance and
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  P. P. CARROLL,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  R. B. CALLEY,
  Vice President and Manager The Quaker Drug Co.
]

[Illustration:

  GEO. S. CASEDY,
  Secretary Hatfield Investment Co.
]

[Illustration:

  HENRY CARSTENS,
  President Washington Fire Insurance Co.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE ALBERS,
  Albers Bros. Milling Co., Cereal Millers.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. F. CALVERT,
  President The Realty Security Co.
]

[Illustration:

  J. E. CHILBERG,
  President The Century Co.--Vice President The Scandinavian American
  Bank.
]

[Illustration:

  ANDREW CHILBERG,
  President Scandinavian American Bank--Vice Consul Sweden and
  Norway.
]

[Illustration:

  O. D. COLVIN,
  General Manager Seattle-Tacoma Power Co.
]

[Illustration:

  F. W. CRARY,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  LESTER W. DAVID,
  Lumber.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE J. DANZ,
  Vice President Hofius Steel and Equipment Co.
]

[Illustration:

  R. W. DEARBORN,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  J. F. DOUGLAS,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE DONWORTH,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  MATTHEW DOW,
  Builder.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE DRIVER,
  Builder.
]

[Illustration:

  RICHARD STEVENS ESKRIDGE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  F. O. EHRLICH,
  Secretary and Treasurer Ehrlich-Harrison Co., Inc.
]

[Illustration:

  C. E. FARNSWORTH,
  Union Machinery Co.
]

[Illustration:

  PACIFIC COAST CO.,
  J. C. Ford, Vice President and General Manager.
]

[Illustration:

  J. A. FOREHAND,
  Manager The Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. R. FORREST,
  President Seattle Security Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WALTER F. FOSTER,
  Foster & Kleiser, Inc.
]

[Illustration:

  J. M. FRINK,
  President and Manager The Washington Iron Works.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANCIS G. FRINK,
  Secretary Washington Iron Works.
]

[Illustration:

  CLARK DAVIS,
  Mining.
]

[Illustration:

  ROBERT R. FOX,
  Manager Simonds Manufacturing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  J. E. GALBRAITH,
  President and Manager The Galbraith-Bacon & Co., Inc.
]

[Illustration:

  E. C. GARRATT,
  Manager Gorham Rubber Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES A. GHENT,
  Physician and Surgeon.
]

[Illustration:

  JONATHAN GIFFORD,
  Manager Gifford Realty Co.
]

[Illustration:

  J. S. GIBSON,
  Washington Stevedore Co.
]

[Illustration:

  HERMAN GOETZ,
  Contractor.
]

[Illustration:

  E. S. GOODWIN,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  A. WARREN GOULD,
  Architect.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN GRAHAM,
  Architect.
]

[Illustration:

  L. H. GRIFFITH,
  The Griffith Co.
]

[Illustration:

  W. J. GRAMBS,
  Seattle Electric Co.
]

[Illustration:

  H. F. GRANT,
  General Manager Seattle Electric Co.
]

[Illustration:

  ROBERT L. KEITH,
  Physician.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK HANFORD,
  Lumbermen's Indemnity Exchange and General Agent Pennsylvania
  Casualty.
]

[Illustration:

  J. HARRISBERGER,
  General Superintendent Seattle-Tacoma Power Co.
]

[Illustration:

  H. R. HARRIMAN,
  Lawyer and Secretary Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN P. HARTMAN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  F. G. HAYWOOD,
  Secretary and General Manager Seattle Car Manufacturing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  ANDREW HEMRICH,
  President Seattle Brewing and Malting Co.
]

[Illustration:

  ALVIN HEMRICH,
  President Hemrich Bros. Brewing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  H. C. HENRY,
  Banker and Railroad Contractor.
]

[Illustration:

  C. R. HESSELTINE,
  Secretary and Treasurer The Washington Meteor Mining Co. and Roger
  Hesseltine Co.
]

[Illustration:

  ROBERT W. HILL,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES D. HOGE,
  President Union Savings and Trust Co.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE M. HORTON,
  Physician and Surgeon.
]

[Illustration:

  E. W. HOUGHTON,
  Architect.
]

[Illustration:

  P. D. HUGHES,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  OMAR J. HUMPHREY,
  Alaska Coast Steamship Co.
]

[Illustration:

  D. H. JARVIS,
  North Western Fisheries Co.
]

[Illustration:

  W. E. HUMPHREY,
  U. S. Congressman.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK C. JACKSON,
  Real Estate, Investments.
]

[Illustration:

  T. E. JONES,
  Contractor.
]

[Illustration:

  W. J. KAHLE,
  Crescent Manufacturing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  J. W. KAHLE,
  Crescent Manufacturing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  J. F. LANE,
  Cashier The Scandinavian American Bank.
]

[Illustration:

  WARREN D. LANE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  MAURICE D. LEEHEY,
  Mining Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  G. V. P. LANSING,
  State Manager Otis Elevator Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WILLIAM H. LEWIS,
  Real Estate--Brick Manufacturer.
]

[Illustration:

  ROBERT H. LINDSAY,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  T. S. LIPPY,
  President W. B. Hutchinson Co., Seattle Mattress and Upholstering Co.,
  W. C. Hill Brick Co.
]

[Illustration:

  CHAS. H. LILLY,
  Flour, Grain, Seeds and Groceries.
]

[Illustration:

  SAM S. LOEB,
  Independent Brewery.
]

[Illustration:

  H. LOHSE, JR.,
  Builder.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. MARTIN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  J. S. MCBRIDE,
  Physician and Surgeon.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE F. MEACHAM,
  Real Estate, Mortgage Loans, Rentals and Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  A. E. MEAD,
  Governor.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN FRANCIS MCLEAN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  HENRY F. MCCLURE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  C. A. HOLMES,
  Dentist.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN MEGRATH,
  Contractor and Builder.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN H. MCGRAW,
  President Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
]

[Illustration:

  J. B. METCALFE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. HICKMAN MOORE,
  Mayor.
]

[Illustration:

  J. A. MOORE,
  Manager Moore Investment Co.
]

[Illustration:

  I. A. NADEAU,
  Vice President Chamber of Commerce.
]

[Illustration:

  WILL H. PARRY,
  Parry Investment Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WILLIAM MEISTER,
  California Commission Co.
]

[Illustration:

  G. S. PETERKIN,
  Physician.
]

[Illustration:

  REGINALD H. PARSONS,
  Bemis Bros. Bag Co.
]

[Illustration:

  C. A. PEPLOW,
  Hammond Milling Co.
]

[Illustration:

  EDWIN PETERSON,
  Manager Seattle Mining Exchange.
]

[Illustration:

  CYRUS F. CLAPP,
  Capitalist.
]

[Illustration:

  SAMUEL H. PILES,
  United States Senator.
]

[Illustration:

  PHILIP ROWE,
  President Hallidie Machinery Co.
]

[Illustration:

  CLAUDE C. RAMSEY,
  Ramsey & Battle, Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fire Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK H. RENICK,
  Real Estate and Loans.
]

[Illustration:

  W. W. ROBINSON,
  Wholesale Dealer in Grain, Hay and Feed.
]

[Illustration:

  C. A. REYNOLDS,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  E. M. RININGER,
  Physician and Surgeon.
]

[Illustration:

  W. F. RICHARDSON,
  Manager John A. Roeblings' Sons.
]

[Illustration:

  T. F. RUHM,
  Naval Constructor, U. S. Navy.
]

[Illustration:

  FRED E. SANDER,
  President Fred E. Sander, Inc., Real Estate and Investment Securities.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES H. SCHACK,
  Architect.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN SCHRAM,
  President Washington Trust Co.
]

[Illustration:

  R. B. SNOWDON,
  North American Transportation and Trading Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JOSEPH K. SMITH,
  Alaska's Magazine Co.
]

[Illustration:

  WATSON C. SQUIRE,
  Ex-United States Senator.
]

[Illustration:

  A. H. SOELBERG,
  Vice President and Cashier State Bank of Seattle.
]

[Illustration:

  ROBERT G. STEVENSON,
  District Manager The Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES R. STIRRAT.
  Contractor.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE E. SYLVESTER,
  Wholesale Grocer.
]

[Illustration:

  FREDERICK K. STRUVE,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  BOYD J. TALLMAN,
  Judge Superior Court.
]

[Illustration:

  A. J. TENNANT,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES TRACY,
  Eagle Brass Foundry.
]

[Illustration:

  J. EDGAR BROWN,
  Secretary Hamm-Schmitz Co.
]

[Illustration:

  W. P. TRIMBLE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  EDWARD P. TREMPER,
  Osborne, Tremper & Co., Inc.
]

[Illustration:

  O. A. TUCKER,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  WILMON TUCKER,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  LESTER TURNER,
  President First National Bank of Seattle.
]

[Illustration:

  HERBERT S. UPPER,
  Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE A. VIRTUE,
  Real Estate and Loans.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. L. WATERS,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE H. WALKER,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN C. WATROUS,
  Real Estate, Rentals and Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  EDWARD E. WEBSTER,
  General Manager Independent Telephone Co.
]

[Illustration:

  C. F. WHITE,
  Lumber.
]

[Illustration:

  W. H. WHITE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  W. D. WOOD,
  President The Trustee Company.
]

[Illustration:

  E. F. SWEENEY,
  Hotel Savoy.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE T. WILLIAMS,
  North Coast Literage Co., Nome.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN DAVIS,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  W. L. MCCABE,
  McCabe & Hamilton, Inc., Stevedores.
]

[Illustration:

  F. E. BRIGHTMAN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  JOHN A. ROSENE,
  President Northwestern Commercial Co.
]

[Illustration:

  MICHAEL EARLES,
  President Puget Sound Mills and Lumber Co.
]

[Illustration:

  W. D. HOFIUS,
  Railway Supplies, Iron and Steel.
]

[Illustration:

  E. C. HUGHES,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  A. LAWRENCE,
  Real Estate, Broker.
]

[Illustration:

  C. H. FARRELL,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  J. B. MEIKLE,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  THOMAS B. HARDIN,
  Lawyer--General Attorney Seattle-Tacoma Power Co.
]

[Illustration:

  GODFREY CHEALANDER,
  Promoter Alaska-Yukon Exposition.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE B. LITTLEFIELD,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  D. S. FOTHERINGHAM,
  Portland Cordage Co.
]

[Illustration:

  R. PETKOVITS,
  Furrier.
]

[Illustration:

  M. V. STRAUSS,
  Seattle Trunk Factory.
]

[Illustration:

  MORITZ THOMSEN,
  President Centennial Mill Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JACOB FURTH,
  President Puget Sound National Bank.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK T. HUNTER,
  Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
]

[Illustration:

  WM. PIGGOTT,
  Iron and Steel Manufacturer.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE W. STETSON,
  President and Manager Stetson & Post Mill Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES H. CALVERT,
  President San Juan Fishing and Packing Co.
]

[Illustration:

  D. A. HATFIELD,
  Hatfield Investment Co.
]

[Illustration:

  CARL SCHMITZ,
  Manager The Rathskeller.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE LADD MUNN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK J. MARTIN,
  Secretary and Manager Northwestern Mutual Fire Assn.
]

[Illustration:

  CHAS. E. CRANE,
  President Seattle-Boston Copper Co. (Loans and Investments).
]

[Illustration:

  J. S. GRAHAM,
  Merchant.
]

[Illustration:

  E. S. CURTIS,
  Photographer.
]

[Illustration:

  D. B. TREFETHEN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  JAY C. ALLEN,
  Lawyer.
]

[Illustration:

  RUFUS H. SMITH,
  Loans.
]

[Illustration:

  GEORGE B. LAMPING,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  LOUIS HEMRICH,
  Vice President and General Manager Seattle Brewing and Malting Co.
]

[Illustration:

  JAMES P. GLEASON,
  Manager American Savings Bank and Trust Co.
]

[Illustration:

  L. C. CRAWFORD,
  Real Estate.
]

[Illustration:

  FRANK WATERHOUSE,
  President Frank Waterhouse Co., Inc.
]

[Illustration:

  LEONARD L. TEACHOUT,
  Art Engraving Co.
]

[Illustration]




Contents


         A                  Page.

  R. B. Albertson              7

  George Albers               33

  Jay C. Allen               191

  Edgar Ames                   6

  E. W. Andrews                8


  B

  S. S. Bailey                 9

  John E. Ballaine            12

  R. A. Ballinger             11

  Alfred Battle               10

  Charles H. Bebb             13

  M. P. Benton                14

  [A]James T. Blakistone

  W. M. Bolcom                15

  J. S. Brace                 16

  J. Edgar Brown             144

  M. C. Brown                 18

  Payton Brown                17

  F. E. Brightman            163

  Fred'k R. Burch             19

  George A. Burch             20

  A. J. Buhtz                 24

  Thomas Burke                22

  C. H. Burnett. Jr.          23

  C. B. Bussell               25


  C

  Elmer E. Caine              27

  Scott Calhoun               26

  Wm. M. Calhoun              28

  R. B. Calley                30

  James H. Calvert           182

  Wm. F. Calvert              34

  P. P. Carroll               29

  Henry Carstens              32

  Geo. S. Casedy              31

  Herman Chapin               21

  Godfrey Chealander         172

  Andrew Chilberg             36

  J. E. Chilberg              35

  Cyrus F. Clapp             120

  [A]J. M. Colman

  O. D. Colvin                37

  F. W. Crary                 38

  L. C. Crawford             196

  E. S. Curtis               189

  Chas. E. Crane             187


  D

  George J. Danz              40

  Lester W. David             39

  Clark Davis                 55

  John Davis                 161

  R. W. Dearborn              41

  George Donworth             43

  J. F. Douglas               42

  Matthew Dow                 44

  George Driver               45


  E

  Michael Earles             165

  F. O. Ehrlich               47

  Richard Stevens Eskridge    46


  F

  C. E. Farnsworth            48

  C. H. Farrell              169

  J. A. Forehand              50

  Wm. R. Forrest              71

  Walter F. Foster            52

  D. S. Fotheringham         174

  Robert R. Fox               56

  Francis G. Frink            54

  J. M. Frink                 53

  Jacob Furth                178


  G

  J. E. Galbraith             57

  E. C. Garratt               58

  James A. Ghent              59

  J. S. Gibson                61

  Jonathan Gifford            60

  [A]D. H. Gilman

  James P. Gleason           195

  Herman Goetz                62

  E. S. Goodwin               63

  A. Warren Gould             64

  John Graham                 65

  J. S. Graham               188

  W. J. Grambs                67

  H. F. Grant                 68

  [A]F. M. Gribble

  L. H. Griffith              66


  H

  Frank Hanford               70

  Thomas B. Hardin           171

  H. R. Harriman              72

  J. Harrisberger             71

  John P. Hartman             73

  D. A. Hatfield             183

  F. G. Haywood               74

  Andrew Hemrich              75

  Alvin Hemrich               76

  Louis Hemrich              194

  H. C. Henry                 77

  C. R. Hesseltine            78

  Robert W. Hill              79

  W. D. Hofius               166

  James D. Hoge               80

  C. A. Holmes 	             107

  George M. Horton            81

  E. W. Houghton              82

  P. D. Hughes                83

  Omar J. Humphrey            84

  Frank T. Hunter            179

  W. E. Humphrey              86

  E. C. Hughes               167


  J

  Frank C. Jackson            87

  D. H. Jarvis                85

  T. E. Jones                 88


  K

  J. W. Kahle                 90

  W. J. Kahle                 89

  Robert L. Keith             69


  L

  George B. Lamping          193

  J. F. Lane                  91

  Warren D. Lane              92

  G. V. P. Lansing            94

  A. Lawrence                168

  Maurice D. Leehey           93

  William H. Lewis            95

  Robert H. Lindsay           96

  Chas. H. Lilly              98

  T. S. Lippy                 97

  George B. Littlefield      173

  Sam S. Loeb                 99

  H. Lohse, Jr.              100


  M

  Frank J. Martin            186

  Wm. Martin                 101

  J. S. McBride              102

  W. L. McCabe               162

  John H. McGraw             109

  John Francis McLean        105

  Henry F. McClure           106

  A. E. Mead                 104

  George F. Meacham          103

  John Megrath               108

  J. B. Meikle               170

  William Meister            115

  J. B. Metcalfe             110

  J. A. Moore                112

  Wm. Hickman Moore          111

  George Ladd Munn           185


  N

  I. A. Nadeau               113


  P

  Pacific Coast Co.           49

  Will H. Parry              114

  Reginald H. Parsons        117

  [A]Charles E. Peabody

  [A]L. B. Peeples

  C. A. Peplow               118

  G. S. Peterkin             116

  Edwin Peterson             119

  R. Petkovits               175

  Samuel H. Piles            121

  Wm. Piggott                180


  R

  Claude C. Ramsey           123

  Frank H. Renick            124

  C. A. Reynolds             126

  W. F. Richardson           128

  E. M. Riniger              127

  W. W. Robinson             125

  John A. Rosene             164

  Philip Rowe                122

  T. F. Ruhm                 120


  S

  Fred E. Sander             130

  James H. Schack            131

  Carl Schmitz               184

  John Schram                132

  Joseph K. Smith            134

  Rufus H. Smith             192

  R. B. Snowdon              133

  A. H. Soelberg             136

  Watson C. Squire           135

  George W. Stetson          181

  Robert G. Stevenson        137

  James R. Stirrat           138

  M. V. Strauss              176

  Frederick K. Struve        140

  George E. Sylvester        139

  E. F. Sweeney              159

  [A]The Seattle Lumber Co.


  T

  Boyd T. Tallman            141

  A. J. Tennant              142

  Moritz Thomsen             177

  James Tracy                143

  D. B. Trefethen            190

  Edward P. Tremper          146

  W. P. Trimble              145

  O. A. Tucker               147

  Wilmon Tucker              148

  Lester Turner              149

  Leonard L. Teachout        198


  U

  Herbert S. Upper           150

  Union Pacific Railway Co.  199


  V

  George A. Virtue           151


  W

  George H. Walker           153

  Wm. L. Waters              152

  Frank Waterhouse           197

  John C. Watrous            154

  Edward E. Webster          155

  C. F. White                156

  W. H. White                157

  George T. Williams         160

  W. D. Wood                 158

[A] Subscribers not appearing in the book.


         GENERAL
      LITHOGRAPHING
           AND
         PRINTING
           CO.
         SEATTLE


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