The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1922, Page 12

SUSPECTS | “Arrests Follow Series of i Four Hold-Ups in Dif- . ferent Sections Fallowing four hold-ups in widely city Mon SBeptirated sections of the AY RIEHL. four suspects, three of Hee them sailors, were being held tn ie ihe city jail Tuesday, The men Bre accused —apecifically ing A. Swanson, mth him of $1 robbing and a ho at First ave. and Pike st Bwanson told tne police he had struck on the head with t tkles and knocked un iman G. F. Reynold searched the nelg at first failed to loca its. Within 20 minutes the the First Hill pharmac Police that three SB. civilian were attempting to sell & watch, wot h he believed arrested th propr The pe who gave “9 name jaseph r. They are held en open of the men were | semaion Dlood-stained port he ' Which they are alleged to have! ed Swanson, | Jone bandit entered the Hillcrest | , 101 Bellevue N.. Me i | amps, and Clarence Ta Whe bandit pulled a reve k “Do you see this coat have left from the war me for turning bandit > Leaping on the running d Ol Co. tank wagon driven and g board of a ‘R. Z Gaiser, at Fourth ave. & bandit drew a gun 4 Gaiser to pall up responded by and Battery | ILRESUMES — PEACE DEBATE der Confident Treaty Will Be Ratified Debate on the treaty between Ireland and Britain was resumed today by dail cireann. tion by a considerable ma ‘Qs members gathered at the na- “This compact was thrust down Mur necks with a bayonet.” shouted PAM O'Connor, minister of agricul Hare of the Irish republic, in a fiery |», Mpeech against ratification of the |; oe * E) Bamonn De Valera, who will tend | ¢, le hard” republicans in a last ight against ratification of t et am it stands, and in f @f independence, looked particularly fit after his holiday. ‘The Griffith faction was confident @f @ victory by majority for ratifica tion of about 15 votes From 40 to 50 members of the dali Wi speak before the on ratifi Wation i, taken, it was learned after today’s meeting ogee. CONGRESS OFF ON NEW WORK BY LAWRENCE MARTIN WASHINGTC gress today set « the other end of v Bressional elec Between when the to make su: _ the right and senate, make on w | decision of next ) political makeup of the tion o! next con Tariff, further tax revision, the Newherry case, tr % of the disarm @ign debt refu Ship subsidy —t Problems just at Pausing toda departed colle the meseage, seems } in the finance corritt F Tarift revision ha “temporary” Many conere ax bill 7 men report that bu Tose’s death and pre committee shifts necessits that event. agreement to Newberry 4 but five minute tor Penrone’s deat Los thr wartime « John Eber to supply Pavy yard, shooting, ST BANDIT petted ARE HELD »: FEEDER ITs bie to be followed by resignation | 10th the Irish parliament of many | Cowen irs of De Valera, who opposes dri treaty, was predicted by dati lead-|to pay the University this morning. t | ler opposition to the treaty de-) The buses run from the nort Miged carty in the debate. fot’ the Univeriity brides te |Tacoma Thug Holds | THE 5S FINNS ATTACKED (acne wone aeour BY BOLSHEVIK!| ARMS PARLEY STARTS ON PAGE ONE — Luxury T ax ssians Off Is No More! © 'o..0r karen” 7 er tre That 4 pan by continuing 8 her military occupation of Si ‘¢ * HWELSINGRPO! Winland, Jan. | Store Has the Right} 2" P ‘_ . beria Is violating the open Any More to Make ve against the Finn ‘p'That dapan, by this occ en? x patidn has, at least In effect, vio Charge " flighty ' 1 10 be) lated the agree inder which 3 — | the Amer her allied By Hal Armstrong pid. troops int mend di sins - f inlet f within strikes 4 spam Aenerd t pe ir for) the allied Whatever and wherever YOU ° | defensive purg on the Russian} draw at the , england rephy- . botder | The J on In defense @ has deducted the lux x | etre ¢ in Siberia is If he says he has t eral " R E A spread of bolaheviam from 81 If b ays h because ~ he } 7 ficially WASHINGTON, Jan, 3 Gey. | That Japan must protect the tn aetth . Sproul, of Pene himself, | terest# of her nationals which have in the maritime the nese troops have now been with: | n That Japan will withdraw com Biberia to where Honest and , | or maid he had a lengthy | pletely from Siberia as soon ax there Vnnne Were: Serene phone conversation | is a gov vent there whieh ean lists downward today with al yesterday, from which | give satinfuctory guarantees for the hadn't already done so befor he gained the Impression that Sproul | safety of Japan's Interests and fron-| opening their stores, bad definitely decided to succeed | tiers As at by The Star | ‘The question of Jap w oft atnon govern Indiana, one of | occupation purne of tax, pase. existence with 1921 ype fiom Cabinet Considers | yor Fiscal Conference WASHINGTON, Jan strength | Harding and hie ¢ congress did not appre Money to iv © the vacant sen admin country for weeks at wou! 1, exe anuary ed num ne in to Wiring the \Man Who Slew Wife ome ut ther | UW fat matters nations on économie and finan in was reached aa to nm, but indica American participat furs, chewin. tha bs United: © 7 struments a ctrical equip. Faces Arraignment » n in wome effort to revive! ment CHEHALIS, Wash, Jan sim | *°* opeaman ae cP" | The tax remains on amuse. | Slagle, who gave himacif up to t sce ih ment tickets costings mor | police after shooting ond witine bs England Awaiting | | Reply From Harvey) LONDON ¢ posed & Jan, 3.—Kngland today |i} nondor Harvey's reply m of Lioyd Ge Cost of Feeding Prisoners Lower o FACOMA, Jan feeding pr Slashes Wrists in Effort at Suicide 2—Mre. Stella _ARE IN DOUBT : ther resider TACOMA, Jan s with w safety raw WANTA VOTE THIS YEAR? THEN HURRY DOWN To REGISTER will never get the chance to} again,” the woman told 1 when beite re 4 wo} according to the polles, vers Up 2 Street Cars! Two street car na by a ute, are st e oom m Judge John M. 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