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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 28, 1D21.
TWELVE FAGE3
C. C. RICHARDSON DIES
RTY EKHTERS VVANT
STEEL STRiKE EXPOSED
A Drama of
Stage Life
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Claude Cleveland Richardson, a n
livt f Umatilla courily, died Thurs
day in province hospital, Seattle,
Wash., following an operation, accoro
trig lo word just received here. H
V.as hoin five miles north M Pendle
ton on Sunday, Aug. tl. 1S84, Ihe son
of Mr. and Mis. K. W. Itiehanlsivn. 1
Mr, Richardson has Iwn residing
three mile east of Redmond, Wash.
f ollowing hla death he was burled in
he Redmond cemetery, liesid hla
alher who died some years ago.
I Mm Pearl Richardson, hla widow,
Irfrs. Angie Wicks, of Clarkston, Wash,
his mother, and four sifters, Mrs, Ku
Venla Khephard, "f Alberta. Can.; Mis.
Eunice Hunt, of lwnver Colo.; Mrs-Mlct-
Long, or Grandview, Wash, ann
Mix Wilda Klcijardson, of Clarkston,
Wash., survive.
While a youth Mr. RrVhvirdson mov
ed with his parents to Waltshur
T-here they lived II years, following
-hlch they went to Clarkston to re
side for 10 years. In Wenatohee, Mr.
Richardson met Miss Pearl Fuck to
whom he was married In Seattle Aug
tl. 15(15, Since that time he made his
home in Redmond.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28. A. P.)
The committee 'of Forty Eight an
nounce.! today that It had adopted a
resolution urging that the report of
the Inter -Church World Movement on
the Steel strike in litis be mado u gov
rnment publication to give the widest
possible publicity to the alleged anti
social practices revealed In the docu
ment. The committee asked that the V. S.
committee on labor and education,
vhu-h is now considering such u bill
take commence action" on the re
port. The committee asked that the V. S.
committee on labor and education
which is now considering auch a bill
take "constructive action" on the report.
Reviewing conditions revealed in the
report, the committee declared that
special Investigation had shown that
abolition of the 12-hour day was to the
economic advantage of the owners of
the industry. . The three shift day, n
was stated, would directly relievo 150
ono workers now on the 12-hour shift
and give work to 60,000 more who are
now unemployed.
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such flavor, economy and
health building satisfac
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Tfiis combination of wheat
and malted barley is a firm
; favorite with families that
have used it for years and 1
know its food value for
both children and grown
ups. "There's a Season"
Hade by Fbstum Cereal Conine.
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lEArxUSY KNOWS "NO REASON
'Jiy is It that a lealous norsnn will
allow their suspicion to point the
most unprepossessing individuals at
times. A Jealous husband or wife well
ondowned by nature with both physical
and mental graces -will become -insane-
.y jealous over the homeliest and m
unintelligent persons whoin they hap
pen to fancy their helpmate Is Inter
ested In. Mack Sennett I n h;s Infect
five-reel comedy. "Married Life" util
ises this Rtrange fact by haying Jtm
mio Flnlayson Insanely Jealous of
Phyllis Haver's interest in poor old
cross-eyed Ben Turpin. The absur
dity of It all Is one of the big laugh'.
in this mirthful picture which comes
to the Arcade today.
ALTA TODAY
SLCM GnUi FIGHTS WITH
KOVGHS OF NKIGHIIORiroHD
lO BAIJt THEFT OF KISSES
Anita Stewart is shown in practically
iwo characters in "Mind the Pulnt
Girl," a First National feature which
will be shown at the Alta Theatre to
day.
First she appears as the little glurrt
girl, who sweeps out her father's shop
ind runs errands and does any handy
work to help make ends' meet for her
l arents, who are Very poor. . As the
hop girl, fehe is shown In more or
less ragged calico dresses, with her
hair hanging down fer back and hats
if Impossible styles. Ignorant and
untutored, yet she has a strong heart
i"d battles her way among the roughs
of the neglhborhood who are very
much in love with her pretty "Xacik,
and try to steal kisses, as chance pre
sents Itself. (
Full of ambition to get, otft of the
sorbld neighborhood and to win 10
the better things of life, she takes the
opportunity heY father's death to
move. Then she applies for a place
or the stage. After much discourage
ment, she finally gets a place In the
chorus. Then through the accidental
spilling of a bucket of paint, she gets
nn inspiration .and suggests the song,
"Mind the Paint," to a composer. Bhe
is given the opportunity to sing It and
makes the hit of the season.
Then as the famous music hall girl
ami tie world at her feet, she is pre
sented in beautiful gowns of ever
cescrtpuon, gowns that every woman
will mant to study to see the latest
in styles and the perfection' of their
a-tstry.
Do This For
, Constipation .
THEpuhllc should know thtetthrt
A i a vitttt difference fn the action of
the varioiw remedies for const i pit ion.
Some tre "flushM," purgea, pbyuos.
They gripe and weaken,
For lasting effect use a laxative.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepaln acta
gently and mildly to that even a tiny
baby can uae it wiih Safety. It hi a
compound of Egyptian fcnna and
olher simple laxative herb with pec
tin and pleasant-tasting aromatica.
A aixty-eent bottle will Taut an aver
ago family many month.
Dr. CafflwHre Syrup Pepsin is the
most popular of all laxatives and mure
la used in American homes than any
Other. Last year eight million bottlea
were told by druggists, the largest
sale in the world, , v
77? Y IT FREE
' Send m your name and addmt
and I u ill send you a fret trial bottle of
my Syntp Pepsin. Address mt Dr.
W. B. Caldwell, jtj Washington
St., MonticeUo, III. Eitrjbody now
and then needs a laxatitt, and It is
well to know the best. Write me today.
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The Health of the Country
Brought to, Your Home
That is what bread does for you
The strength of the wheat together with
its other pure, strengthening ingredients
make bread the most healthful as well as the
most satisfying of foods ' i.J!llJiI110
The delicious flavor of vllJQ
Harvest Bread
"Made With Milk"
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IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS
LONDON, Jan. 28. (IT. P.) The
first' rebuff women have experienced
ii meir strniteie lor quality with men
'n the medical schools is causing much
xmsternatlnn in feminine circles.
At a recent meeting; of the authori
ties of the London 'University College.
It was decided to limit the number of
women admitted to the medical school.
It was said that women doctors have
proved a failur. , , , l
KM-:CT HEALTH SWKKTARY.
SALEM, Jan. 28. Captain Freder
ick Htricker, of Grants Pass, was el
ected secretary of the Oregon state
! board of health at a meeting of the
board here. , He served as captain In
the medical corps in the army camps
along tho Mexican border during the
war.
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will convince you that it is the bread to give
your family. :
Eat more bread and make Harvest Bread
your favorite brand.
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Just how effective a frock all of
s'lk lace can be Is Illustrated here.'
There Is a foundation of gray silk,
a tone or two deeper than the lace,
then the lace In two pant-Is and a
simple spencer blouse over a band
eau bodice. A smashing flower of
violet velvet at the waist and an
other caught to the skirt give a
charming dash of color, while a
tasselled cordelalre of tiny allver
beads in braid effect adds
nocded touch,.
ItHOTlIFJt IDENTIFIES II.WD1T
8EATTLK. Wash., Jan. 27. (A. P.)
-Robert Smith, arrested at the eitv
hospital today, Identified as his broth
er Ernest Smith, 26, a marine engineat
the aliened bandit who wn mhnt nml
perhaps fatally wounded In attempting
to noia up a Dreakrnst party at the
Motor Inn on the Pacific highway near
Auburn, Wash., early today.
MILK rUICK REDUCED
L08 ANGELES, Jan. 88. (A. P.)
Reduction in the pt:c of milk from
11 to cents a pint and from 18 to IS
cents a quart, beglnnmg Feb. 1, wu
agreed upon at a meeting here toda"
of milk producers and distributors.
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