The announcement is made by the school board that students attending any public gathering will be barred from school until such time as it is determined that there is no danger of contagion, even if this absence from school bars them from graduating with their class at the end of the school year.

Dr. Adair, city health officer, reports a new case of influenza today at the home of Jake Hoke, 517 South Jackson Street. This is the first case in two years.

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COEUR D'ALENE.—The schools of Coeur d'Alene will open January 6. At a meeting of the school board yesterday at which Scott, Reed, Carlisle, Beebe, and Superintendent of Schools Buck were present, this decision was made. The matter of hours in daily sessions was left entirely with Superintendent Buck, who will commence on the same schedule of hours as maintained before the quarantine.

The compulsory enforcement of the educational law will be suspended for a period of time. As a measure of precaution, trained nurse will work in conjunction with the teachers in the school.

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