The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 3

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Queen Anne 3127. 14 and 16 West Harriton STAR WAN R WANT ADS “BRING RESULTS The National =* of Seattle, Washington ——-April 4,1913 Liabilities ’ Resources $1,849,436.50 Deposits 4 f Ar 4, 19 2,106,910.59 \ A gain in fifty-nine days of ....- $257,474.09 | Or Over $4,000 Per Day | ACTIVE OFFICERS J. W. Maxwell, President ].L. McLean, ¢ er C. B. West, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS Dw. paKes iW. MAXWEEE ‘gl C1. Momnis ‘inn Lor ot Ww. CPR te ‘ 1 sess pb. ¥ ' k rere # | , t ChiIpvoRD WILEY Céns WORRALE WIESOS ] } City Bank | | THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, READERS OF STAR DOUBT SALVAGER SUCKER TAEE; WELL, HERE’S ANOTHER “he eS en ee ee ee dey Editor The Star: You print ed a letter yeeterday from | Zack W. Alton who stated that a species of fish called “salvag er sucker” sound. undoubtedly be k n Seattle the subject of tis even salvage being. existed in F Mr. Alton said these fish could be found only at Dis eard any o he name as a mytnic get of fish niy have heard of Mr. Alton atates that the salv a only two feet ager, which tong, can lift a weight of two tons. This isequite t, the strongest ar size known, cannot | than three time’ weight. How fish weighing pounde, ing two tor That any kind of a be trained in rescue wo you must be a w eve a n his letter _ HENRY HUMPBACK of Ichthyology, U : ( ‘ I Frait—seinne Pe te q ' A s Kmoked ne ‘ Locul—iaying ve ' been ne Price “r and bariey 93 That a salvage ts could a two foot own fiat WiCAIE on told you of w error Women’ s ANING CROPPH {1 ur quest th A fa sucker x , Editor The Star: | read with great interest the letter in yous bout the salvage not that | agree with as to the value of Jt because It is good someone is taking the rare piscatorial nan to be found halibut boats. 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