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4- THE . OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. - OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY. i:. Whitman Stnflonta'-fcf 1 afternoon And wars tetrad over to the grand Jury on charges assault and robbery. Ban was fixed at IlSOt In each - Must Pass in 60 Per Cent of Work case.- Williams arc Amw wc confessed to the robbery of the Uni versity drug store, tt Lombard street, early Sunday evening. . "... i 1! ; r v SOLDIERS COiiOL n oil naos " r;- - Austin, Tixm. Jan. I1.-KU. P. Mar tial Uw la ataxia afld surrounding oil fields was sadat-ad today try Oonnior NfT kwivM of tawlessne then. Gamollnr nooses, protected by srmed nan. art In operation olffbt ' and I day at MnU, eantar of th "roldcn lane" ail , field, tha rover-Dor's proclamation . dedared. Neff asserted that nlgtiway robbarr la freauant and la mvminanM In aotna Instances by mortar of peace ful eiusens and tnat liquor la being openly, sold over bars. - ' ' i" 1. 1 v HOT LAKE ABRITaXS Hot Lake. Jan. 12. ArflTala at ! Hot Lake aanatorlum Monday were : P., A Fisher,. Roblnatta; Stella McFall. Spo kane, Wash. ; M. A, Holmes, Portland ; Daa Oraan. Pandleton ; W. I. Slater. La Orande; Mrs. WMJsm Olffela, Heppner; Carr and Steve Kramer. Lai Grand : . Charles C. Palmer. Baker ; Wra. Homal Cheney. New Plymouth. Idaho; lira. McLellan, La Grande; W. R. Crew, Portland; C. E. SUpp. Baker; Mra. 8. J. Colshan, Klamath Falls; a - in anno, renaieton. Whitman CoHere. Walla Walla. Wash- Jan. 11 Scholastic standards at Whit man college war raised by action of the faculty, according to President S. B. I Penrose, who baa announced that in the future only, students pa wring in CO per cant of tha work they are carrying will be allowed to remain In college,: Con ditions in six hours win be allowed for ona month. - ;., 4 Tha change la due to Increased en rollment Grades daring the last term wera ! much lower than in preceding formal. . . :Jr- En trance requirements at Whitmaa will ba adhered t stricUy next fall, ad- cording to Dr. Penrose, and entrance examinations are possible. Confessed Robbers Held to Grand; Jury Amoa Jonas. George Williams and Clarence Jones, who confessed to the robbery of the Dillon A Dillon grocery, 14CC Union avenue, Monday- evening, waived a preliminary heating, 'kef ore Municipal Judge Roasman Wednesday Husband Is Held on Wife's Confession Tfi.m.th Falls, Jan. 12. Dean T. Up ton tt held on a bootlegging charge. will appear to 'Justice court today to answer a charge filed Wednesday tth diBtrlct attorney by the father of Upton's 19-year-old bride of 30 . . inlMML Police say wile ior unimnm v" i - - - t Muitiantnc. broke me gin, iier . down and confessed, adding she believed - - . a livfAAHA I 1 rl 11 her husbano lenw ' " z DnnM to her mar riage the gtri was empiojeu y JTT business house as stenographer. Ut Is known here Of Upton, who is believed to be xrom tjaiuomuu DEATH BATE 19 1.0 W Klamath Falls. Jan. 12. The stork: visited this city 135 times jrtof . ii.. v. Hurt isauea WsanSS day by City Health Officer Stewart, thinks the complete ' report will show the lowest death rate to several years. utxwuniarrmjnritijtjuuuuuuuuu ''nn-uiEiBiE's TT TT nil J TT lniow me. jiiDi n - r s .- ..... n ' ' ' sisiteriini4aw end 0 4 . " V(? 1 . mmurdeF ferial ! Fors aaj iaJIvUssJ atyU shops New COATS ai 69.00 A special purchase in cluding many of the type that sells ordinar ily as high as $125.00 Chamoistyne, veldync, Bolivia and Polly anna fashion these slender, new coats, in navy, Sorrento, black, MaUy and tor toise, with long shawl or convertible col lars of wolf, mole, beaver and caracul, or of the fabric. Rich, striped crepe' de crime linings are often in two smart colorings; some are brocaded, others in plain pussywillow or 'peau de cygne. Sleeves are important for the popular mandarin style is here the bell and the Straight, cuffed style. " " ,?a5' -111- fc BbbbVBbK j Broadway at Morrison IP&tfT&K r v- . -i?r5t vat n Mr- . i : W ; ' Was BUTTERFLY Babs Van Buren steadied herself on the seat in front of her. Her voice rose above the suddenly hushed court room. By Jove, Judge Grant's sisterin-law, some one at the table murmured. Like a ,'? wireless the message hissed round the room "Ifs the judge's own sister. 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