The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 10

tical Gmpany” oor Joshua GreenBlig No physical ailment makes a per feel olf quite as much ly impaired eyesight, with dif ity in seeing and reading. A mid d man or woman with the eyesight of advanced years is ‘be pitied. Us examine your eyes NOW 5 Pree STREET Near Fovrrn. y Watch Repaired by Is Always Right Telephone Elliott 2607 1829 FOURTH AVENUB Biliousness Ss dleoap Setaseeh, Most Sean | of indigestion are Donaaner PASS THE BUCK as pre | | IN TREATY ROW Lodge and. Hitchcock Are Now Sidestepping BY L. CG MARTIN (United Press Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, ob. 13. “Its up lto you,” said Senator Lodge to Sena Hitchcock, and “it's up to you,” Hitchcock replied to Senator | ws opposing leaders In the treaty | pasning to the | other ide the responsibility for rati i fication or failure of the treaty when | mos up in the open senate next were cheock sald he tx gotng to let | all the leading, but gave | os that democrats will Age said he and 28 other republicans are ready with a pro- gram, including a reservation on | Article 10, and if the democrats will provide some votes, the treaty can be | ratified. Lodge seemed settled that the compromise reservation on Article 10 | submitted by mild reservationists to | Lodge and the democrats will not be the basis of an agreement. Six of Lodge's 35 supporters wit | not vote for it. ‘Thirty-five democratic votes would | be required to put it thru and they are not to be had |Men HadeDeessere Want More Change JOHANNESBURG, & A, Feb. 15. hairdressers here work 56 hours a week for $65 a month. They threaten to strike for higher wages. it ie said that several have | recently starved to death. fe | The hawkweed, introduced from Europe into Canada and the New England states, bas become one of the most troublesome weeds of a meee nmr He’ 8a \ ‘Trouble rouble Shooter’[ Motorcycle Policeman’ 8 Job Isa Tough One| | Rides Gas Bike for City | | | | | Motorcycle Otncer A. J. Hill —Crens-Dale photo department. a J. Hin, Riding a motorcycle for the Se attle police department is anything but poetic. In fact, It Mh one of the most dimereeable jobs in the for Inetance, one of the department's —handy-to-have around-headquarters men in cane of an emergency, vouches that it RAT POISON would be considered a stimu- lant compared with the deadly poison caused by a decayed tooth. Your stomach is the re- ceptacle and your life is the target of that poison when you allow your teeth to go unat- tended. A tooth must be pretty far gone when we can’t crown it —and save it. 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HUM's past training has atood him in good stead for the gruciling strain of boulevard bouncing for eight hours of every working day He first became used to hardships up in Alaska when he drove the first mall jitney from Valdes to | Fairbanks. ‘This was governmental | experiment work. Tn made good by taking hie | | first load of mail thru in 42 hours }On subsequent trips he was a week | Jon the same trip, so treachoroun was the going. There were no! |reads and the automobile was driven over the snowy overland. Hill returned to Washington fol lowing his Alaskan trip and en lated in the navy In 1917, He be came chief engineer on an Atlan. | tle subchaser and had many novel | |listment in the world war, Hf | Yeanel was aasigned to the Atlanti fleet during its annua} southern cruise, He was discharged in 1919 | when he joined the local police de. partment. Hill was born tn Everett in 1892 and tn ried, He lives at 414 Yale ave. | bd | $ ELIGIBILITY OF HOOVER NOW UP: Constitution Requires Resi- dence in U. S. 14 Years WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 13.—In constitution as a candidate for presi dent of the United States? The qualifications for president preseribed by the constitution are |"No person, except a natural born | citizen, or @ citizen of the United States at the time of the adoption | this constitution, shall be eligible the office of the president; n be eligible to not have one. G years and been 14 years a resident within the United States,” | The question of Hoover's eligibility larises under the provisian for 14 years’ residence within the United States. Does this mean that the candidate for president must have re sided in the United States for 14 years immediately preceding his nomination? Does a mean ns these 14 have bee! or will r on these points and there has never | been a decision of the supreme court | covering them. Herbert Hoover was a resident of the United States from the date of hie birth tn 1874 until 1897 when he went to Au gineer, He since he ret States in 1917 food administration. Se: as an official of the gavernm held by all authorities to be equiv. | alent to residence, Between these | two periods of residence, Hoover was a mining engineer, employed prin BLEITZ UNDERTAKING PARLORS AND CREMATORY They hold the key m you are robbing our service to keep itru- nd_ cleanliness Brom dental colleges and Are now located at 315 Kil bourne st., just two blocks west of my OLD location. Those who have had oc- casion to the Bleits Bervice have found it re- fined, cou 4” and com- forting in time of boreave- ent. 7 pughtful, sympathetic on is synonymous Blettz Service. 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