The Project Gutenberg eBook of Cartoons and Caricatures of Seattle Citizens, by Associated Cartoon Services.

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

“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.

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Cartoons and Caricatures of Seattle Citizens

Cartoons and Caricatures
of
Seattle Citizens

A Word About the Wise

Contents

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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