Boswell, H. James. American Blue Book Western Washington. Seattle, Lowman and
Hanford Co., 1922. p. 57.

JUDGE H. A. P. MYERS, of Seattle, enjoys one of the best standings as a
member of the Washinton bar.  Judge Myers is a native of Ohio.  He is a twin
brother of Charles E. Myers, who represented Lincoln County in the State
Senate.  Judge Myers received his educational training in Public schools, and
read law in preparation for entering his profession, being admitted in Ohio in
1892.  In 1893 he came to Washington, settling in Davenport, where he remained
until 1906, at which time he came to Seattle.  In 1898 Judge Myers served in
the Washington State Legislature, and for two years was on the Superior bench,
establishing a record that won the commendation of public and bar.  No member
of the legal profession has been more alert and active in litigation
concerning the construction of the Lake Washington canal than Judge Myers.
His work in that connection indicatess the highest character of legal
knowledge and applied principles.  Judge Myers as a result of painstaking
effort and hard conscientious work has succeeded in building up a clientele of
which he has every just reason for feeling proud.  He appears quite frequently
in the courts and the records indicate clearly the splendid success with which
he meets.  Judge Myers, in 1897, married Miss Molly Brace, and the couple have
two children, both boys.  The judge is a member of the Masonic bodies, Arctic
club, Chamber of Commerce, and the city, state and national bar associations.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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