Pullman has 25 cases and the churches, schools, pool halls, lodges, and Washington State College has been closed. All classes have been dismissed. The question of holding open air drills and training for the men of the S. A. T. C. at Pullman was left to the discretion of the army.
AND 600 LIVES ARE LOST
DUBLIN.—It is believed that 600 lives were lost in the sinking of the mail steamer Leinster by a torpedo in the Irish sea yesterday. Only about 150 of those on board are reported saved.
officers. It is to avoid such a situation here that the rigid enforcement of the rules forbidding meetings in Moscow are being urged.
Endicott, west of Colfax, has many cases and has had two deaths from the disease. Spokane closes all public places including the schools and is fighting a spread of the disease with all available means.
Mayor Truitt says that the schools will be permitted to continue as long as it is not regarded as dangerous for them to do so, but if it becomes necessary to close the schools this will be done.
PLANNING PICNIC
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST IN
IDAHO'S GREAT EDUCATION
AL INSTITUTION
The young women of the university and members of the Faculty club are eagerly looking forward to the Co-ed picnic, which is to be given next Saturday afternoon by the Home Economics girls. All those who are expecting to attend are requested to meet at Ridenbaugh hall at 2:00 p.m. From there they will be taken to the mountains in cars. A fee of 25 cents will be charged. 