Boswell, H. James. American Blue Book Western Washington. Seattle, Lowman and
Hanford Co., 1922. p. 117.

EDWIN H. FLICK is a member of the firm of Flick & Paul, of Seattle.  Mr. Flick 
spent his boyhood in Wisconsin and was born in 1876.  His early educational 
training was in public schools, following which he attended Georgetown 
University, taking his LL. B. and master's degree in the law.  He later 
attended Columbia University, Washington D. C.  It was in 1905 that Mr. Flick 
located in Seattle.  For three years, beginning in 1906 he was senior member 
of the firm of Flick & Bebb.  in 1915 he became senior member of the firm of 
Flick & Frater, and since 1917 has been senior member of Flick & Paul.  Mr. 
Flick appears frequently in the courts, and the many verdicts to his credit 
indicate the success with which he has met.  His cases are well prepared prior 
to entering trial, every angle having been thoroughly look into.  In the 
courts he is one of the calmest man I have ever seen in the trial of a case.  
He weighs every move before it is made, and in cross examination is 
relentless.  His arguments are always logical, decisive and conclusive, while 
his points are well taken.  A manner that when he enters court, regardless of 
what may come up, he is ready to defend.  Mr. Flick is a member of the Arctic 
club, College club, Inglewood Country club, county and state bar associations.  
Mr. Flick, in 1910, was married to Miss Madalyn Neagele, and they have two 
children, a girl and a boy.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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