Abe Spring

"... Feb. 23,1892. EDITOR STANDARD : An artical appeared in the Feb. lltli issue of the Post-Intelligencer commenting on the necessity of economy in the appropriations of Congress, by Mr. Abe Spring, of Seattle. Mr. Spring leads off with a few statements in regard to European, and particular ly Austrian political economy, which have no bearing on the politics of this nation. ..."

"... United States and tender our services in any capacity deemed wise to further this object." The motion prevailed and the committee adjourned, awaiting a call of the chair. Mr. Abe Spring said informally that it was the intention of the Western Central Labor Union to erect a handsome triumphal arch, with the nnion as the keystone and the various trades forming ..."

"... tilled by Hebrews. 1 do not care bow many Russian Jew# come to this country?there wili be no danger of their taking away the bread and butter irom Mr. Abe Spring. As to his talk of their being unskilled in making boots and clothing I will refer him to the State Agricultural society of Oregon and the Mechanics' fair of Portland, ..."

"... to his store and was seriously injured. ^ I The Ketchikan uuamoer or torn-, merce starts out with A. P. Swineford, president, and J. W. Stedman, vice president. Mrs. Abe Spring, wife of a prominent Fairbanks attorney, died at a Seattle hospital, after undergoing a surgical operation. Col. Sol. Kipinsky, pioneer merchant and author, of Haines, has further distinguished himself by ..."