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1HE OREGON J DAILY ;;jOURN At; ; PORTLAND,; FRIDAY. ' OCTOBER I 18, 101SA . ' V. to'cloee. ' These Institutional nave been allowed to remain open because of their pie that the student were housed In f paternity t houses and "were - eared : for upon the first . signs, 'of the disease. " Complala of Closing Order , i Complaints against . the closing- order were reported to have come 'from the Y M. C. A., which claimed It was, losing members of Its classes by the order ? from, pool halls, 'which, were closed, by the' police, and from the libraries, which asked ff the disease could be transmit ted by books If not, why the libraries could not remain open for circulation. In this case. Dr. Seely t explained that the disease only occurred from, direct contact, but that only two persons were .necessary in the circulation department to provide contact. ' Utilisation of The Auditorium as a temporary hospital : for - "influenza" . pa tients Is proving beneficial to that class of persons who are wlthour means to provide private treatment.' The hospital is now able to care for more than 100 patients .and everything; is in first class working order, following Mayor Baker's prompt action In assembling: the neces sary supplies, equipment ' and staff of nurses and physicians. About 40 . pa tients have taken, advantage of The Auditorium hospital offer to date. Some of the cases are In the pneumonia PUBLIC ;T0. STAY CLOSED; V ' '. t . r . " t ' V '' State Board of Health Gives Re- ??Kplyr to School V Authorities y $TotaJ pases irif'City Now 600. 1500 CASES. AT 0. A. C. ' y Has th flfHrp Wmi d C Ins ft State t; Educational A nstitutions j 600 .'';. n University of Oregon., ..That the state board of health would not' be Justified in rescinding the order , tor i closed schools for the present, laas- much as the epidemic Is still on the In ;. crease, was the opinion reached by J the hoard in executive session today, after , hearing complaints and discissions, : . It was decided to reopen the schools t ati the earliest opportunity, however. " and, to have the teachers Informed so . that every ailing child will be Immedi ately sent home. This measure will be taken as soon as the board deems ad visable. ' .-City health office records today , .- showed that 13 new cases of influensa and Spanish Influensa had been report ed in by physicians, bringing the total to 600. Seven deaths have resulted thus far from pneumonia complications. .The advisability of reopening the schools of the city and state was dls - cussed at a meeting of the state board of health with public school superln tendeats. at, the , Portland, hotel, .this morning. The meeting, wsa caiiea De cease of "' numerous petitions ; reaching the board of health, claiming that ow ing to the sanitary - conditions of mod ern schools,' children were ,tea better oft In school, where,, they could -be watched, than at home, ' and urging that the schools be reopened so that the children might, 'not miss ao mahjrwf tha golden opportunities.-', ' " - " T T i, fholsjPrelseCeeeraMoas-', "', D. A.' Grout, superintendent of . the city schools, eald that notwithstanding the large -itumber ol.scnoojcimaren mw were so separated into rooms that there was o Congestion, and that upon 41ie first sign of a cold the children, were sent home anyway. ' Mr nrout also referred to the matter of granUng ' teachers full, parr during the enforced closing, and said that owing to this enormous expense the city had no funds to continue school longer next spring, and that the golden hours were gene forever for the children. Both Mr. Grout, J. A. Churchill, state superintendent, .and, W. C. Alderson. county superintendent, agreed : to. co operate with the board of health in dis seminating any literature upon the methedt of prevention and control of Spanish influensa, and to instruct their toachero to keep a close watch of the chlldrtn and nd any child home Im mediately upon any symptoms of the diseare. . Selestists File . Petlttoa Christian Scientists of the city made a petition to the state board of health through Mrs. Daisy C O. Baird. asking that they might be allowed to hold church services, on the ground that there was no danger because of the na ture of their belief. Dr, A. C. Seely. president of the board of health, replied that the board bad no authority to grant any privileges to any particular sect over any other ; but were carrying out the orders of the surgeon-general In pre venting contact by public meetings. At the opening of the meeting Dr. U K It. Holt, state health officer, stated the situation that existed in the educa tional institutions of the state and said that the University of Oregon with 600 oases of influensa and the Agricultural , college with 1600 cases should be forced j class, but as a whole - the Inmates are reported ? to -bo progressing: favorably Encouraging reports were, received from the Benson , Polytechnic, school. , ''MayariJlBines. "Warning; . ., V . . Mayor Baker, haa' issued, a statement warning outside districts, against 'the practice of sending any -more patients to The Auditorium. A ifeW i of ; this class ' have-iAlreay--been, cared for, but in the. future the needjf the Port land section will be given, the preference. : Comparison, of pneumonia death rec-; ords In-Portland for various months past lit 1917 and 191S shows on its face' that In normal times, before the Spanish in fluensa scare .was abroad, a . consider able'': number, of i the -deaths ' In - those months, were caused by various degrees of pneumonia. - . The records of the health office show the' following deaths, under, the classifi cation of "bronchial pneumonia," Ixbar pneumonia and r "pneumoaisj" : i , October, .1917, t ' deaths ; November, 1917. SO deaths : December. 1917, 12 deaths ; January, 191S, IS deaths ; . Feb-; rusxy. 1918. 21 deaths: March, 1918. 41 deaths ; AprtVJ191S. S deaths. - - - , '" ' ,11am a-Wife' Pfe - 'r't Three ' days . after Spanish Influensa elaimed her husband, Mrs. Goldia Nor dln of St. Helens died Thursday night at Good Samritan hospital of the same ! aisease. - irs.-ivoraia was marnea ue tober t Bhe is the daughter of the late Judge K. S.-Hat tan: Her husband took sick last Saturday and died Tuesday. Forrest . Speck, J 1, died. Thursday night 'of pneutnoii la, v following i an at tack of Spanish. Influensa. ;at-Good Sa maritan hospital. . He, reside at ; the Vernon hotel and was employed at the ConnnMa ''River ' Shipbuilding eorpora-f Won. t-.He was admitted to the heepttal October ll. At widow land hisjparents. r. ana Mrs. I Q, Speck of Oak Grove, ; II . ' - ' : . . .. .. "Every Day It a Holly Day" For t pure, sweet.' unusuilly rcood milk you Soould try Holly to be assured of tbj.best Holly Milk has many . roocT" qualities it whips much easier - and Is particularly high in butter fat Order Holly by the dozen cans you will find it true economy. At All Grocers. East IS19 I FREEMAN'S 1 EAST SIDE CASH AND CARRY STORE i ; 392 East Morrison, S. W. Cor. Grand Ave. Th Quality Store, Where Every Dollar Does it Duty. t Tbe War Indnitrles Board says "Carry it home and keep It. Oar cash asd carry prices make it worth while for yoa to do yoar own delirering, ; SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Mt. Vernon Milk to a customer 4 for ; 50c iLlbby's Milk. smUl 1 dozen to a customer dozen 78c I New Crop Italian Prunes, 3 lbs. for 40c ,' Stan.dard Tomatoes. 3 cans for 50c dozen cans $1 90 I StandardCorn, can 19c dozen cans .$225 Early June Peas. 3 cans for 50c dozen cans .$1 90 ; Solid Pack Tomatoes. Red Ribbon and Libby's. can 19c doz. $2.25 1 Dosen to a Customer Rolled Oats. 9-lb. sack 78c Rolled Oats. 3 lbs. for. . . : .25c Pancake Flour. No. 10 sic 88c Yellow Corn Meal. No. 10 73c j White Corn Meal, No. 10.. 73c t Pancake Flour, large pk(t..33c Pearls of Wheat, large pkjc..36c Wheat Flakes Se Shredded Wheat. Puffed Wheat. Puffed Rice KelloKK's Corn Flakes. . . k Post Toasties Cream of Wheat, pkg. . Cream of Barley, pkg. 2 for 25c . -25c . . .20c COFFEE j Freeman's Special Coffee. Kulaf 35c grade, 28c per lb. a for 55c - M J- B. GoWen, West, Dependable and Royal Qu. V vimtni u. ruwucr, id. . . ZZP n . n . ) Royal B. Powder, small. ; Royal B. Powder, large . .18c . -?5 tRyzon B. Powder .32r it.00 Cook Book Free with each V. can of Ryzon. Post urn. regular 20c J Instant Postum. small. .... .25c instant , Postum. ( large. : ; ,s45c- . oon Aim. j lor , 7ru H i Sapofio. ' 3 for . 25. 'Swift's White Laundry Soap. i "J ,or ,v -V. i" 59c . 10 to a Customer i Booth's Sardines . . t . .20c I Blue Jacket Sardines. . .10c Campbell's Tomato Soup. .Hd Tuna Fish, 2 lor .45 Barataria Shrimps, can:... 16c- 3 for . . ...... ,45c Libby's Defied Meat, 5 for 25c Oelmonte Spanish Sauce- 2 for .'. . 15C Pea rlile. medium 9C d V' iarE. 25c , Citrus Powder, large . ... :25c Sunbright Cleanser, S for. ,25c Old Dutch Cleanser. 3 for. .25c Hi Red Beans. can 9c Libby's pork and Beans.- jnedium. i 2 for .'.35c' Ohio Blue Tip Matches. -,6c 6for. . .... ... .35c f Itaro Corn Syrurtp-lbC can '". ;.jL 5. . ' - t r J ariJ (!Cli3Sclqt.Mazola Oil 73c Large cans Wesson Oil at $1.63 -Seeded Rats18s.7l;Pkgs.. .25c Hershey-j Cocoa., lb.:.T;i5c v ( . Oratott Craanaer, Buttv, 55e Ibv-$1.08 par rib "?, , e Fancy Sweetotatoes,.rrbs.;.25c--0rV. Onions S lbs. far Ada i A choieo assortment of Fruits: and Vegetables lwv J;;U. $2.88 Tillamook Cheese Is Delicious -and It Saves Meat !" MANY teathers of domestic secience,' noted, chefs and cookingexperts, are suggesting the delights of Tillamook; Cheese served in numerous ways. With a food value, pound for pound, double that of porterhouse tak with its great percentage of pro teins and fSts--TlLLAMOOK cheese should be. lib erally used and there's no waste; it's all edible. All Tillamook cheese is now trade - marked. Look for the name on every pound or piece you buy. Gen uine Tillamook cheese is uniform in quality and flavor, Tillamook County Creamery Association Corpperatlve 24 Cheese Factories Owned by Tillamook Dairymen Tillamook, Oregon paper man. well known In Portland, in a letter, to 'Walter J. Burns of the Ba four-Guthle company. . stated ; that he had . the pleasure of meeting Mr. Burns' second oousln. Captain Kenneth . Wll Uamson. -who: acted ' chairman of the reception ' committee - to a number of newspaper men, who were touring ng- land and Scotland. The newspapermen visited- Edinburgh and Olasgow on part of their i Journey"" in etudVlng Eurol-e under war-time, condltlona. 1 . HiiiiiiiittitfiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiitHHUiiiimiiiiiitiiiiuiiim ' 1 '1 i . This1 Is Portland's Greatest Bargain House Buy Here Save Money!. t survive. iter- RelativW?dfLocal .MffiletiniETirbpe n - .Alfred Holman. a San Francisco news- Safe Milk For Infants & hrrmEds CeaUac A Nutritious Diet for All: Aces. Quick Lunch; Home or Office. ; . OTHERS are) IMITATIONS I , .Good Hsdeepqrs S . '. WUAtpreelau' . S-";v These jBargalas! ' S. t .S-eaart eaamsl Baaee S .r, JPaas, wlta eoy. in SS . ; .era, tor . . ... . . ,Vl W S j 'S-aaart eaaaiel Samee !.' rasa, wwa eov 7rii ers, for........ lS-qaert yfalU enamel - oa.!!f:.: 70c FIRST, SECOND AND ALDER STS. A Host ofSa SATURDAY GROCERIES Grocery 1 buying at SIMON'S means a full' market bssket .or a littla money. Take) advantage of thasat , ; ' f tiirdaySp ecialsAwaitYo Paint Up Now Mere are the Paint i! Here are the prleesl zz Chl.Kamel Ai M S Falats, gaL V- ZZ ChlXaatel Tar- E altaes, gal.A;. , Aate Top &ress QRf lags, plats ... s Hesse Palats. ) TC tae gallos.. wAl9 uHere! 1 CRISCQ! CRISC0! S IMIaa. tlbs. - ls. tlhs. 44c 87c $1.73 $2,57 Wesson Oil Special! 5 Wats Qaaris ' Large I 35c 67c $1.50 GoveramentStandrdMilk Federal Brand Two Big 16-oz. Can AND Overcoats . Mao, we have her hun dreds, of Suits and Overcoats of good, reliable quality at prices . that wa know ' are lowest. Every garment' Is thoroughly tafloreds . the styles are . right up to the minutet tweeds, cheviots, mixtures -eU i the most attractive ef patterns. Coma to our store and look through our offerings. We wul undertake to please Men's Overcoats $6.50 to $25 Men's Suit. ... .$15 to $27.50 1 ' 9h77&sj AU that the Christmas Shopping Has Begun Right now is the time to do your Christmas shopping while stocks era at their bast and the opportunity to serve yon is bet ter. .We show stacks of Dolls, Toys, Etc Make year selections new while the goods are here. Ton will (lad oar prlees the lowest. Buy Crockery Here , and f-laea. White Plates, M tor...... 15 "White Batter Dishes I very dainty 20e Large White Plates, 25 to 15 White Barer Bowls, Cream ers and 8aeee Beats 15 BlaeMrd .and Flowered Caps and Saaeers, set of ...$1.00 - V"; Standard ' Tobaccos Star, Horse Snoe, CUmax me- dlemj all Sspaee 69 e Camel Cigarettes, Unit ' 1 packs to a esttomer, pack 13 Prlaee Albert, ls-os. Jar...S1.20 - Westover Plag, smoking. .;..40 Pedro, 14-os. laaeh box 73e V. S. Marines, 14osn only. . .73 SaUirday Bargains in the, . Dry Goods Section , COTKKALL APRONS. 9S Hade- of light colored percales 1 bat to a froati 'klmene sleeves,, eat fall lenath. A bargain I . . VHBKKLLAS, Sl.OO to S6.50 Weatea's ITmbreUas ihowa la a great variety at this attractive price raage. tmOH SlflTS. 91.98 Women's fiae Jersey ribbed fleeced TJalea Salts, with high asek aad long sleevest slses M to IS oaly. Ask year Grocer 1 iTTl TILLCO" THE FAMOUS Look for the Name on Every Slice HAYNES Good Shoes for the Rainy Season There' are hundreds of pairs of good Shoes here at prlees far below' what they are sold for by the uptown stores. Come to Slmoa's for. Shoe valnes. We undersell! Hen's band-pegged, tap-sola 'Shoes 49 Hea's Babber Packs, wlU leather Q 1 teps, for 90L0 women's mahogany Kid Skoest 0A no CISIB (OPS WT.U Women's black KM Shoes. 4f QQ iouis it a self p-x.sws Wonea'ts kirk - keel CQ Babbers, special at D3C Ckfldrea's Babbert! AE. slsas S to , only.. kv POSTER BAK1N9 C0 The Shipbuilder and Carpenter Both bay their tools here for less. Yob, tee, will save mosey If yea bay h.re. See tkese prlees for Sat ardayt o. HI Stanley Spoke Cft. Shaves OUC Sargent's Box Scrapers for "Qq s-laeh Croak'. alckeV ' Auto Q A Pliers OUC 7-lach Carpeaters' Pencil t A fine grade tC Xe, NH SUaley S-foot Cfl. Bales for OUC SUaley Tletor Zlg Zag fiA- Bales, -foot OUC Bace Halves, priced la tkls Qe ssle at oaly. . DPlsstoa's td-Ia. Hand JQ Dlfl Dlstton's t.lBch o tif -C Handaw ..i....,,TVOtDU .fcs Mepblsto Xxpaaslve 4 gA Bits, H-Ia. to t-la.r. wiOU : - The Newest Son Hits in Our Sheet Mnsie Dept. 2 for 25 Hear Them Played E 'Atoj. Tm i Wonderland" Tica"miUs'' Yon Coma Back "Katy- Mumy'lVia. iTn rP 7 to vMy Dm7 Wmt Th.r.-"My Belgian RoT."-"!! ?m Not st S the Roll Call and many otharsl v .. S niiiiiniriimiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiH urpiri&e Specials AT PORTLAND'S LEADING MARKET CENTER Come to the ' New Central Market tomorrow. Here you'll find lowest prices.; Be here Saturday with the crowds! New Central Market Bakery Sponge Cake, each 30c i XT i i i ' Dependable Butter Store' SNOW CAP BUTTER , Good Creamery, lb. 55c Roll $1.10 Central Market Fruit Stand STALL NO. 9 Free Delivery Market basket Free with every 1.00 purchase of merchandise. Euz Plant 2 lbs. .'. . . .3Sc v Cranberries.' 2 lbs .-...... -, 35c 'Fine big Lemons, dozen. ..30c V Central Butter Store SATURDAY SPECIAL ' Fresh Butter. Jb. r . .60c f. j" t' ' Irvington Park Floral Co. : Dahliaa, Asters, - Carnatioaa and ' Rosas Right Prices t MIKE SASO . . 'CORNER STALL ' ' . Sweet Potatoes, lb . .. . . . .5c Pears, box . . . . . $2.00 Florida Grape - Frnit, each . . 1 5c PeacheSr box . . . . ... . . .$1J5 Fancy Apples,; box . . . . .$2.50 AMERICAN MARKET E. E. RUSSELL Poultry Right From the Farm CottleVStall No, 15 Buns and Snails, dozen. . ..15c - Cook's Dairy Products , Store vv Try our Famous Beech wood Butter. It's the Butter people are talking about. 2 lbs. fpr ....... $1.1Q Our stock of Cheese Is complete The Prices Are Right Central, Coffee Shop Small Navy or Large Whita -Bcaaa, 2 Ibs. .25e; Saturday. Specials Pink Beans, 2 yi lbs . . ,,. r. 25c Head Rice. , 2 lbs . ... . , Upton's Best Tea, lb....;74c Four 10c rolls Toilet Tissue 25c Matches, .5 boxes .... . . . .25c 1C People V Market & :- ; " Kz Groxery- Co: ' - I s .MirieddUk;. 55c 'S Crfstat White ; Soap . 30c r- U talloitiKiro Syrup . ...S0c t Royal, Baking Powder 35c Coffee Royal Club, tIL 'J., B., i .:. Golden 'West and , Auto Club." i ibaV ...-. $1.00 - 1 We Close "at 8 j30f P.. M. on Saturdays SOUTHEAST CORNER FOURTH AND YAT.JHHX' mm ifisft 1 v '? M .In the Big Budding , ; r- ; Corner Second and Yamlull Streets These Special Prices for TKisSaturd Special Stalls 22-24 Shia. Veal Cut lets, lb.. ... 18c Special Stall 30 PoORoast, lb. Wzc "Sauerkraut lbv 25 c 'Special Stall 4 Booth's Sardines, can 20c Special Stall 26 2 Large Loaves Bread ....... . 18c Special Stall 18 FOR QUALITY MEATS GIVE US A TRIAL Special Stall IS I Lge. can Sweet Breads 25c Summer Sausage, lb. . .50c Queen Olives, pint. . .30c Special Stall 7 Potato Salad, lb. ... ,.20c Ripe Olives, pint. . . . .30c'' Pickled Pigs' Feet, lb. 20c Special Stall It We'seU all IdnHs of Oleo- some. . r 3E tltZ TT if n Tl 3 No game is too big to tackle if you hare the audacity and a level head. We are: fast 4Tainin reputation for' low price makers on "Yamhill Street." Our1 buying, fingers are out in every direction seeking the lowest mar-" kets. ". - . .. : . Oregon PoUtoas Fine mealy white Spuds." ,w 5 lbs. 12c to lbs 22c too lbs. $1.98 Fancy Yellow Onions 5 lbs... . . . V. ..14c 10 lbs.; 27c too lbs. . . $259 . Jerser Bell ButUr, 1 lb. 6Sc 2 lbs. $15 Full Cream Chease, 1 lb. ... i ...... ;3Sc Extra Strong Cheesa ...... .'. ..... .38c, Oregon. White Beans 1 lb. ....... 12 H C 5 lb. for; .60c Naw Pacific Coast Cranherriee, 1 lb..,17c . 3 lb.,or,.. ...;....... ...50c ''- Sweat Potatoes Fancy California, S lbs.24c . ; Less quantities lb. . ... ; . . . .v. .6c ' , : i r Dependable Merchandise at Wholesale Price jSunny Monday Soap,' to bars. lX,:l i63e ; Ivory Soap, small. size, 1Q barsi..i'. ;63e Rldgway's Silver Label Tea. Vz lb. ... 38c t lb. for .75c Dwight . Edwards , CoA-Depondablo ExtracU at Before-the-War Prices. t oc Bottle Dependable Lemon Regular 20c Cast and Carry Special '. .-. . 15c 1 oz. Bottle Dependable VanillaReguiar 20c Cash and Carry Special .... 15c 2 oz. Bottle .Dependable Lemon Regular 3Jc Cash and Carry Special ...25c 2 oz. Bottle Dependable Vanilla Regular 35c COtr. and Carry Special ....25c CANNED - MILK Federal Milk, as, cood as the best. 3 tan - cans 40c Dozen $1.60 Case $6.40 t Jersey Bell Mlikr a barrain at, -2 tm ; 25c ' Dozen . . . ..$1.45 Case-.... .$5.60 ; Holly Skim Milkv tall can v. . . . . . . . , . , lOc -Dozen ...... $1.15 Case $4.50 . ' ; 1 . ,f-i Satis aatory ' Pricaa os Satisfactory- ; s - -. Marchandisa r ' . - t. CrJsco. t lb. 33c 1 V lbs. 49c 3 lbs 98c 6 lbs. . ; . . .$1.939 lbs. ... : .$25. Cottolene, smalL . . 53c -Medium . $1.08 Larre ...... v.. ;$2.68 : Royal Club Coffee, lb. can. ... . . . . .33c' ' 3rJb. cans' . i . . . . .94c Tree Tea Ceylon. India or. Japan, t lb. .49crr v . -s. . 25c Broom Spocial "Flashy?, a oo4 f-strln y broom at 4 . ... . , . . . . . .89c' Balk Coffea All sold. at. wholesale prices" Santos Peaberry. Saturday for the last. lb.25c Port of Portland, 45c trade., lb.....;. .29c It it's food and to be had. if s here and for less. -v - , - Conveniently located at, 168 Fifth, across from the ?bstofice ,731, Washmgton-410 Montgomery -In the Big Yamhm Sanitary Market at Second and YamhUl6 11 Main Street," Oregon City and HilUboro, Oregon. -Kl. e