Mrs. John Carlson died at 3 o'clock this morning, following a brief illness. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Christenson, living six miles northeast of Moscow. She is survived by a husband and an infant daughter. The date of the funeral has not been decided.

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During the three weeks immediately following January 12, 1920, over one hundred farmers from the country surrounding Moscow will receive instructions in motor mechanics at the school, according to Prof. J. C. Wooley of the University. The school which was started here during the later part of the war proved that a motor mechanics class was a convenience which is rapidly becoming a necessity. Over 210 men received training along this line in given by Prof. J. C. Wooley, and these will be supplemented by lantern slides. The laboratory, or practical work will be done by the students.  I themselves, under the supervision of Prof. Wooley. Prof. Wooley is a thoroughly competent man, who made the Student Army Training Corps at the University, 26 of them specializing in the study of the Civil War. The cut shows in gas engines, one of these classes in session. 