Owing to the influenza situation, the Elks ball, which was to have been held tonight, has been indefinitely postponed. Announcement will be made when the next date for the dance is fixed.
NEW CASES OF INFLUENZA IN MOSCOW MAKE CONDITIONS REQUIRING CAUTION
There are a number of new cases of influenza in Moscow and some of them are regarded as serious. A meeting of Mayor Truitt, City Health Officer Adair, County Health Officer Stevenson and others was held today and it was decided best to stop all dancing, parties and basketball games this week. The two games at the University of Idaho with the University of Washington team will be permitted, but no high school or public school students or pupils will be permitted to attend these or to attend any picture show or other gathering.
Most of the cases so far reported are confined to students of the high school and pupils of the grade schools but several new cases are reported among adults, including Professor and Mrs. Jones, B. F. Rowe, deputy county treasurer and Mrs. W. F. Morgaridge, wife of Moscow's postmaster. Most of the cases appear to be in light form, but there are a few that are causing much uneasiness. If conditions improve by the end of the week the ban on school children attending meetings may be lifted, but Dr. Adair urges that the utmost care be used in reporting all suspicious cases and that anyone with sore throat, tonsilitis or cough remain at home until it is learned that it is not influenza.
VICTOR GUSTAFSON WAS BURIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
 The funeral of Victor Gustafson was held at the Swedish Lutheran church Sunday afternoon at 2:16. Rev. J. E. 