In the electrical department, the men are required to dissemble and rebuild magnetos, starting motors, generators, voltage regulators, storage batteries, and should in the two months' time become thoroughly familiar with the electrical systems used on the modern car.
The general mechanics department gives instruction and practice in tin and sheet metal work, blacksmithing, carpentry, and lathe work and machine shop practice.
In the radio school, the men learn to send and receive messages at a certain required speed, and they also must be able to send and receive by the government system of signalling.
In all, the University of Idaho Vocational School has trained 600 men for the government, distributed as follows: 210 in auto mechanics under the Agricultural Engineering Department; 170 in general mechanics, under the Mechanical Engineering Department and 120 in the radio work, under the Electrical Engineering Department.
This has the University of Idaho served the Government in time of need. The Vocational School, if continued, could render valuable service in time of peace.
Eastman on I. C. Commission.
WASHINGTON.—Joseph B. Eastman of Massachusetts has been chosen by President Wilson to succeed George W. Anderson as a member of the interstate commerce commission.
AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS
AT TWIN FALLS
Sociations will have separate sessions with certain joint sessions of more general interest. Seed growers, irrigation men, grain growers, dairymen and producers of livestock are among those who will be particularly benefited.
A number of the members of the University's Extension Division will take part in the Twin Falls  Programs. 