A young man who was standing near stepped up and turned the engine over and was barely able to spring out of the way of the car, which had been in gear, whose daughter lives in Moscow now. In addition to Mrs. Magee, the only daughter, Mr. Gritman is survived by his widow and six sons, A number of Moscow people drove to Palouse to attend Mr. Gritman, who was badly crippled with rheumatism, was standing on the wall and was knocked over and crushed against the building, the Ford pushing the car straight through the plate glass window. Mr. Gritman sustained several bad cuts about the head and face and was so severely bruised that death resulted early this morning. Mr. Gritman was well known in Moscow. He was the father of Mrs. I. L. Cow. Magee, who made her home here and tend the funeral, which was held today. Mr. Gritman was generally known as "Dad" Gritman and had hosts of friends in all parts of the Inland Empire, where he had lived for more than 30 years, his home having been in Palouse for that time, but he spent part of the winters in California.

INFLUENZA CLOSES STATE BOARD OF HEALTH CLOSED ALL SCHOOLS IN STATE OF IDAHO TODAY The University of Idaho was closed today for indoor classes, but a number of classes were held outdoors and the S. A. T. C. and vocational training men worked as usual. The closing of indoor classes was ordered in compliance with the instructions from the state board of health.  and not because of any local conditions that would warrant it. 