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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-04

with your 1878 team, a
,io.ent fan told Bill smith
one day recently You haven't any
hitters"
You're wrong two ways, was
smiths retort. an the first place
have some hittels In the second
place. ! won two remnants right
here in Atlanta without man ON
either team that hit 300 It's the
pitchers that win my games and
rye sure got EN- This year
IT'S fac, the records demou-
suate that Bill Smith won both
his pennants nerc without hatters
-or at least with only one lic
are some facts
Smiths team of 1907 had team
batting average of .253.
His team of 1909 had an average
of .222l
His outfield (where the batting
strength is supposed to be concen-
trated) in 1909 had a combined av-
eraee OF PAL,
- sonz - - iona A.. A. .-t
wv e ~ '''e ''''S''
"a',e, was '.o 0'"''"' WIN h"'"S
O -, a"o GOV
~ lsoS oh'Y TWO regulars Noa.'
ring one pitcher batted over .250.
Nlrltl . ie@t on winning Il pen
i'ai''--0ho ooilb 1t by d MARGIN OF
-''-. ~ rae IA ""l1u vac 'I7eN-
ef' iea 'asl'y Vii'uailH an tI.e seq.
son--"l'u team t'8' my ,-@-' H"s
never peeu equa'led III southern
history oetore an" P'ooah'y never
Nti nc again
..,,,z,,,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
STORM ON COAST YESTERDAY
IN FORM OF RAIN AND Hail

REDONDO BEACH, Feb. 2O.-The
streets here We're almost white when
the first hail storm OF the season fell.
The total rainfall for the season was
2.9i inches.
SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 2O.-Snow
rain and hail fell in the San Bernar-
dino valley yesterday. The snow line IS
far down on the foothills and there
was slight furry Of flakes in this
city. The rain fell for two hours
and a half, the precipitation amount
ing to a quarter of an inch, bring
ing the total for the season to 5.62
inches.
REDLANDS. Feb. 20.-Redlands was
hit by hail storm yesterday and fol
several minutes ii hailed and thel
turned to snow.
1t is the heaviest snowstorm Red.
lands has had in many years and TIT
ground was covered with a blanket.
No>damage was done to orange tree
ls the thermometer was not low.
The heaviest snow Of the year il
falling in the mountains. Reports from
Bear valley say the storm is so heav,
that men living there do not dare t,
leave their cabins.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
HEALTH AND WEALTH
IN OWENS VALLEY
Fruit and Dairy Lands Bring
Them

Nowhere on the coast can be found
a location combining more favorable
features as farming country than
Owens River Valley. Only $50 miles
from the city Of Los Angeles. in the
favored southwest corner Of the coun-
try: climate at once warm and dry
with just enough bracing weather dur
ing the year to beneflt physical health
as we'll az the various fruits and crops !;
protected by mountains from hot, dry
winds that prevail in other locations
free from pests and blight.
Many land seekers, both here and
N the east, are making plans to settle
in Owens Valley and engage in apple
| growing and alfalfa raising. The pc
culiar climatic conditions Of the valley
make 1t ideal for these industries. The
perfect fruit produced here has attract
ed the notice of thousands Of inQuirers
anxious to locate in such favored
region.
While apples and pears are the best
paying crop here, the land can be put
10 other uses. such as alfalfa growing,
poultry and hog raising and the pro-
duction Of honey.
Owens Valley land can be purchased
at remarkably low price and on easy
terms. The Owens Valley Improvement
| Company owns two large tracts Of land
| there, adjoining independence, the
county seat Of lnyO County, and Man.
| zanar. five miles southeast Of Inde-
pendence. 1t is all under an excellent
irrigation system. and water rights are
sold with the land.
C. R. Thomas & Son, 22o Title In
surance Bldg, Los Angeles, are the
selling agents, and will furnish any in
formation to those interested.--Adver-
tisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
New pleslsn IN Public Library

The following new books have Just
been received by the public library
and are ready for circulation. These
books will be on exhibit on the table
for two days, but any one may reserve
any special book during the two days
"The Royal Road" Alfred OInvant
ashton Kirk Investigator" ]. T. Nc
Intyre.
Through the WALL" C.. Moffett.
unknown Quantity" Henry Van
Dyke.
London Lavender" z. V. Lucas.
"Elkan Lubliner, American" Mon
tague Glass.
MY Lady's Garter" jacques Fu-
trelle.
MAN Who Bucked Up" A. Howard
Making Of Business Woman" A.
s. Monroe.
"Vayenne," p. Brebner.
Heroine in Bronze" James L. Al
len.
Social Buccaneer," +. :. lsham.
AS II Was in the Beginning" p. "
Mighels.
"The honorable Miss Moonlight. /"
Onoto Watanna.
BLUE Bird Weather" Robert W.
Chambers.
"The Frontier" THE Blond Lady"
NJ. LIE Blanc.
May lverson Tackles Life" Eliza
beth Jordan.
Golden Rose" Fraser & Stahlmann
RED Button" Will Irwin.
1.-THE Midlanders," C. T. Jackson.
Danger Mark" Robert w. Cham
berS.
Honorable Mrs. Garry" De la Pas
ture.
"The Reckoning" Robert w. Cham
bers.
Market Place." Harold Frederic.
prelude to Adventure" II. Walpole
| George Helm" David G.. Phillips.
"Flames," Robert Hchens.
1.-The Rich Mrs. Burgoyne," Kath
leen Norris.
Lure Of Life" Agnes ana f. Castle
| Bella" E. C. Booth.
1.-The Woman Of It." NJ. l.. Luther
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
MAINLY PERSONAL

c. E. stewart Of Holtvillc is in f.
Centre today.
IA. Suydam Of Los Angeles is visit
ing with Walter Sprague.
Tom Livingston is the new manager
If the Central Pool Hail.
Earl Holt returned yesterday from a
business trip to san Francisco.
j. D. Meadows Of Imperial was an
FL Centre visitor yesterday on bust
ness.
The Misses Alma and Elizabeth
Campbell of Hcbcr are visiting in On
tario.
Mrs. H. c. Atwood Of Heber, who
has been previously ill for some time
past, is now practically recovered.
c. E. Paris has gone to Coachella to
join w F. Holt and return to the val
ley this evening with the latter on his
private car.
f. H. Stay ana family Of Tacoms
are in FL Centre on a visit. 1t is
possible they will locate permanently
in the valley.
j. E. Colts purchased a Studebaker
delivery car for the grocery store that
will open in the new building of the
Jones brothers.
E. H. Carpenter Of Burlington, Iowa
who has owned property in No. for
a number Of years, is making his an
nual visit to the valley
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Nelie Of Mime
apolis are visitors in Ell Centre, havin3 :
arrived yesterday. They intend to look
over the valley and may possibly de
eide TO remain permanently.
F. L. Jennings of San Diego ar
rived in town this morning. Mr.. Jen-
n;ngs is looking for a business open
ing. He states that there is a large
amount Of San Diego capital about to
BE invested in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Blair Of Holt
vile held a reception at their home
l. st evening. A large number Of guests
we're in attendance and the affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by every one pres
eIt. Refreshments were served
Nh and Mrs. J. NJ. Dugan of Wool
River, Neb., arrived Tuesday evening to
spend the winter in various parts of
California. They are visiting with
A.r. and Mrs. T. G. Thompson at pres
ent, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Dugan
being sisters. The visitors are favor
ally impressed with Imperial valley.
Hotel Oregon arrivals: G. w. Edgar.
J. H. Patton, \. L. Harris. f. l.. Lam
phier. C. \. Steele, George E. Burch
Don Gould, George w. Jepson, G.. H.
H1rber, r. H. Reynolds, 5. g. Ramsey,
Joseph Schneider C. ID. Lowe, John
Bash, \. E. Oliver, Los Angeles: J. p.
Haskell. Edendale: F. l.. DOherty. f9iv-
al side: F. Robertson, Spokane: George
D. Bagley, Minneapolis; E. B. Colt.
HighgrOve; ]. H. King, Riverside: C. C..
Clarke, Pasadena; A. B. Gorton, Port
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

NSIeE Si,naE;d TO & &CO-REsP0NDENT.--In the
SSuPerlor Court of the State of Cali
nornia' IN and for the County of I'm
perla!-Sylvia E. Ritzman, Plaintiff,
r Y. J.. w. Ritzman, Defendant.-No 96i
70 mrs Mamie Robinson:
You are hereby notified that the
above named Sylvia z. Ritzman has
nled suit for divorce against her hus-
band, J. w. Ritzman, in the above en-
titled court; that in the complaint in
said action said Sylvia E. Ritzman
charges said ]. w. Ritzman with adul-
terry; that In said complaint you, the
said Mrs. Mamie Robinson, are named
as correspondent; that in said com
plaint il is alleged that various acts
or adultery were committed by said
j: w. Ritzman and yourself near FL
fornia, between the End day Of Febru
ary 1872, and the 2nd day OF March.
19lz; that said acts Of adultery were
committed without the consent, con-
plaintiff. -
You are further notified that the
hDoVe entitled cause has been set for
nearing by the court on Friday, the
21st day of March, 1913, at 2 O'clock,
= NJ, or said day, at the courthouse of
said court in the City Of Ell Centro,
county OF. Imperial, State of California
SIMPSON. MOODY & SIMPSON.
zig Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Pas
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
"PaDl Rundel." w. N. Harden.
"Mirabel's Island" Louis Tracy.
"Tangles." Margaret Cameron.
"Sue Jane" M. T. Daviess.
TRANSFERS OF VALLEY REALTY
Compiled by the Peoples Abstract
and Trust Company
Oeeds

Imperial Land Co. 20 Erick ". Eri~F-
son. lots i3. IL and IS, block 50.
Brawley.
w. C. Crane TO John pinney. trlct
$50. 1915 and 1916. 100 acres, and
$50 shares Imperial Water Co. No. 5.
FL Centre Land Co. 20 BENJAMIN =.
Dunn. lot 3, block 40. Ell Centre.
Peter J. Storms to Harry l.. i.is,on.
tract ~, 1912. so acres.
Samuel Strom to Santiago Orega, lot
). block 7b, Calexico Resub. OF Blocks
6. and 10.
Clara Garbutt Turner and George n.
Turner to Herman r. and Sarah B..
Morris and Frank r. and Docia X.
Mockler, tract so, 1914, 32O acres.
FL Centre Land Co. to A. F. Moosau,
LOT i6, block SO, Ell Centro.
Arthur b. Haight to Maxon-N -Nowlin
Co., S 80 acres Of tract so, 1914, for
merly S " Of Sc u of sec. SO, 1914
Joel l.. and Edith NJ. Brown to Or
lando Anderson, undivided half inter
est in SW y Of sec. II, 1912. old
survey. 100 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
COMING EVENTS

Tonight the Clark Burroughs COM
pany Will present at Holt opera House
the comedy drama, Friends"
All new pictures tonight at the l.:
Girls and Man." 1.-THE Eavesdropper"
and "TwiXt Love and Ambition"
Missouri Girl" at Holt Opera House
February 22.
FIRE, kles" at Hon opera nous:
Tuss1sy, February -.
sunday afternoon, February 10
Willis +. Gross Of Boston will deliver
q lecture on Christian Science Of the
Holt Opera House.
Mas0ns OF the valley guest. of le-
pcr1al lodge February ~.
John D. Ratio and company. imper-
senators, al opera house Monday. Feb
ruary "a. under auspices OF the Wo-
mans Ten thousand Club.
The woman's Ten Thousand Clul
will meet al Davis hall Thursday att
ernOon al 80. There Will hc round
table discussion OF THE Ideal Home,
led by Mrs. Merrill. This promises q
be a very interesting meeting and d
is hoped ali members interested "
home life Will endeavOr 10 be present
The Parent Teachers Association
will hold a meeting Friday next. al
the high school at p. m. The fol-
lowing program will be given: Piano
solo. Miss Winifred Perry; reading
Mr.. Weller; paper, ''MOral Power II
the School Room" Or. Maria l.. San
ford OF the university OF Minnesota
song, Miss Powelson. Round table
discussion led by Mrs. Vaile and Mrs
Apple.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
ESCAPED Erost-The report from Los

Angeles predicting cvccPiiundliy heaN!
frost this morning and the condition OF
ile atmosphere last evening bearing out
the prediction. leI ,o n>idcrable ap-
rrehsnsiun. tut m..crly thI, morninE
My fcl 90 80 dJ.-.e-, ana no damage
was done. Today tle temperature has
r,rn on Tie up grade. and no further
rpprehension Is ftll Il !, not believed
ihr cold was serious enough y DO any
aamarc on the coast The cnange m
the weather was accompanied by lit
tie rain on the coast, but It was not
4 sufficient quantity to he Of lasting
benefit, except On the mountains, where
for the first time This season there j.
large bank of snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
barrow Trial

[BY UNITED PRESS AssoCIATIoNs1
Los ANGELES, Feb. 2O.-Judge
Conley today announced that McMan-
igal's testimony in the Darrow trial
will stand. He had intimated recently
that he might strike it from the rec
ord.
Guy Bidinger. the detective who ar
rested j. B. Mcnamara, testified that
Mcnamara offered 100000 for his re-
lease and that barrow offered $4,000
If he would not divulge what he knew
against Mcnamara. He said McNa-
nara, commenting on the Times ex
plosiOn, said he only regretted that he
did not bow General Manager Harry
Chandler so high he never would come
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Special Apple Sale

Several varieties Of the best keep
ing fancy winter apples direct from
the grower in the great Walla Walla
valley, Oregon, and in compliance with
the Oregon state law are packed forty
eight pounds net per box. We have
just bought a carload Of these apples
and will place them on sale Saturday
morning, February %, 1913, at prices
that will move them rapidly. Come
early and get a box Of the best and
cheapest apples you ever bought in
Imperial county. Varney Bros. & Co.
All ADVERTISEMENT. 253
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

fOtt RENT-111 acres in the city linn
its, suitable for corn or cotton w
l. MAYFIELD, city hall.
FOR SALE-A large fireproof safe, first
class condition. THE L. w. BL1NN
LUMBER CO.
LOST-A big silver mounted spur with
big silver concho on one side, be-
tween Heber and the date farm.
Leave at HEBER POSTOFFICE- and
receive reward. x252
TAKEN UP-A stray COW at my place,
about s days. B. L. M'KEEHAN,
miles east Z mile south of Imperial.
X253
WANTED-Position on ranch as cook.
Address FRANKLIN HOUSE f252
FERTILIZER
Spread on your lots or acreage from
THE FEED AND FUEL YARD
FOR RENT-Room for l or more 623
ORANGE ST. 253
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
TERRIBLE SCENE PRESENTED
in The CAPITAL Of MEXICO
lCONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl

sufficient data has been gathered by
ihe strategists Of the war and navy
departments to afford material for an
interesting study Of the new scheme
Gf brigade organization Of the army.
1t is believed the results have been
eminently satisfactory, showing a
marked increase in the mobility OF
The land forces as compared with the
conditions existing as recently as two
years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Robbed Prize FIuht

IBY UNITED PRESS AssoCIATIoNsl
TAFT, Cal, Feb. 20.-While the 60
round fight between Johnny Mccarthy
and Bill Murray was in progress last
night, Promoter Izzy Redfeld was held
up by two masked men in the box Of
flee and the entire receipts, $500,
were stolen. A posse is pursuing, al
though there is no trace today.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
MinS Disaster
IRY UNITED PRESS ASS0CIl

IBf UNITED PRESS AoSOClATIONSJ
WINNIPEG, Feb. 20.-Many fatal =
lies are reported in an explosion at the
Siwash Creek mine at Yale, B. c.. in
private dispatch received here The
message says 70 men are missing.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. 20-The
office Of the Siwash Greek copper mine
has received no report of an explosion.
They say only few men are employed
at the mine.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Leases

L. ). Hunter to w. H. Hood, SW 40
acres Of tract sc. 1916, and 40 shares
Imperial Water Co. No. I, from Dec.
u, 1912, to Des. 2t, 1913.
Nj. l.. Madruga to John Mammini, a
tract containing about 2 acres in SW
corner OF Sc Y Of sec. 81, 1914,
heInS almost square, year from Feb.
II, 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Came In New auto-Dr. and y

Came in New auto-Dr. and Mrs.
Virgil McCOmbs reached home last
evening from Los Angeles in their
new Studebaker 35. one of the hand
soonest machines that ever entered the
valley On their way over the noun
tains they encountered a snow storm,
but enjoyed the novelty of the trip in
spite Of the trying weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Funeral Announcement-The funer

Funeral MISUNDERSTANDING funeraI
of Walter A. WaggOner, who died at
his home in West Ell Centre February
1S, aged ~ years. i months, If days,
will be held in Masonic hall Sunday,
February 80, at 8 o'clock, under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity.
Friends of the family are invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
To DISCUSS Condemnation

Forester is heading a movement to Sc
cure a meeting of citizens jointly with
the directors of the irrigation district,
to be held March fl, to discuss taking
steps to condemn the property Of the
California Development Company in the
United States. The idea is that if the
district owned the property in this
country they could bring stronger lev
erage TO bear on the government TO aid
in acquiring the property in Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Ready TO Plan. cotton-while the

cotton planting season has not arrived.
it is near at hand, and many growers
have their ground IN readiness and are
planning to get busy at once. 1t ap-
pears from the quantity Of seed ar
ranged for that there VIII hc an acre
age this year Of about 10000. and a.
this will ne practically all of the Du-
range variety. it is expected the gross
revenue from the crop will run well
toward two millions of dollars.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Expert DaIrymen coming-During

the last few days the Press has learned
Of the presence in the valley OF several
parties Of expert dairymen, who have
come from widely separated regions
through the growing fame OF the val
ley in this line, and they are figuring
on engaging in the business on a sci
entiflc basis
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

land; :. L. Mckenzie, ColfaX, Wash. (;
Henry Stevens, National City; Mrs. w.
II. Parsons, Henry La Franz, New York
City; H. B. Pettison, ]. s. Mckenzie,
san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
On Eabeas corpus-Jack HUI,

co'ored. attempted to gain his liberty
from the county jail today on habeas
corpus proceedings, but was remanded
to Jail by Judge Cole. He is held on
a charge of carrying a concealed
weapon.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
"The Missouri

"The Missouri GIrI"-One critic says,
at is hard to conceive of a play that
contains so much comedy, such a clean
consistent plot, and SO many peculiar
characters as The Missouri Girl which
will be given at the Opera House Sat
urday, February 22."
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
1000 Houses Burned

BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
TOXIC, Feb. 20.-After an all-night
light, flremen checked a conflagration
which was sweeping Kanda, a suburb
Of Toxic, which destroyed 1000 houses
One death is reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
Against Gas Company
[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.-Becausc
lis scheme permits the Southern Pacific
to drain the gas fields under dispute
by the government, the Midway Gas
Company was denied the right by the
railroad commission today to distribute
natural gas from Kern county to Los
Angeles county points. The commits
would eventually mean monopoly OF
The natural gas industry in the state
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

Owing to the demand for a nice
home cooked light lunch with a good
cup Of coffee, we have added that line
in connection with most anything that's
nice for a light lunch-can be had at
sweet Shop Lunch, l.. & S. Theater
bldg. .IacOb'S Place e=AdYertiSement @
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
CONGESTION of Freiqht-The wa,

freight is pouring into the El Centre
depot is a caution. Day after day a
string Of cars is lined up to be I'M
loaded that taxes the force to the ut
most and illustrates the development
of the city and the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

Now is the time TO start the children
in music. We have taken some pianos
in trade that will be sold cheap rather
than ship them to Los Angeles. See
us at once. Bartlett Music Co. Oregon
IIhOtel dg-AdVertiSement 2IS
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

Our soda fountain. One trial of that
home made pie will tell the story. l..
4 ;. Sweet Shop, Jacobs Place. p s.
ment. ON
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
FARMERS AND RANcHeRs EVERY
WHERE SAVING MONEY ON
WATER PIPE.

Ranchers and farmers who are In
lerestsd in irrisatins their land can
secure from the Adams Pipe Works
any amount Of water pipe at a re-
markably lew price. This company
has just received many carloads Of
water pipe, and in order to dispose OF
this at sncs they have reduced the
price on all sizes, and mako NO charge
Tor carriage to any depot in Los Ang-
eles.
This company is pleased to receive
small orders as well as large ones, and
can cut and mt the pipe to your own
The sizes they have in stock are as
| follows:
! men ................9 % 1875 per 100
IA inch. ..................6 % &c per IT,
| Ia inch. h..............6 % 5& per IT,
2 inch o. D............... a Sc per fl.
2 inch New, Standard ..... d Sc per IT.
| 8 inch o. D., dipped. @ 12A per fl.
5is inch o. D., dipped. d 15E c per #.
inch o. D., New. @ 17h per fl.
| 57s inch casing. ........... q 30c per #.
| 6 inch No 16 gauge, rivet-
ed, dipped, irrigating
! pipe, ................. @ 21c per TT.
| eted. dipped. irrigating
! pipe ~ SIc per II.
! And many other sizes in well casing at
! half the value of new pipe.
| The pipe and casing purchased from
his company Is sold under guarantee
Those who are interested should
write the Adams Pipe Works, and send
{ in their orders.
No charge is made for carriage to
any depot. ADAMS PIPE WORKS, 2O25
hay St, Los Angeles. F1917-Bdwy. 1864
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20
CITY AND VALLEY

Daughter Arrives-Born. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Glenn, of Dos Cabezas, Ariz.,
February IS, 1913. daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

WANTED-A horse for driving pur-
poses See H. w. KROTZ or write
box SOC, Ell Centro. o5n
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-20

Tonight the Clark Burroughs com
pany Will present at Holt opera House
the comedy drama, Friends"
The Delta independent., 1913-03-14
Fi.hino for Compliments.

Women are peculiar. aren't they."
How is thatr"
Mrs. Wright said she had plain rsd
hair and then got mad because
agreed that II was plain" .-
The Delta independent., 1913-03-14
CONFESS EUGENlCS A PUZZLE
Modern Scientists, Arrogant as They
Have Become, Admit That Sub
ject Is Beyond Them.

Already the professors OF eugenics
are modifying their viewws. They are
oonfessing that 1t is yet too early to
lay down any laws of heredity. so far
as human beings are concerned. and
that many years-perhaps generations
must be spent II merely accumulat-
ing facts before any laws can be form
ulated. As the Medical Record says.
all our older learning concerning
heredity must be submitted to Men
delian tests.
1t appears at the outset. says the
Medical Record. that families. like
individuals. do not bear prosperity
we'll. and deteriorate as their ma
terial resources improve and also that
the menace OF the unfit is not so great
as 1t might at first thought seem. be-
cause here the death rate in the re-
sulting progeny is phenomenally
high"
Nature has an excellent way of hold.
ing the balance even and there are
thoughtful men CT science who view
with misgiving the efforts OF philan.
thropists to upset the plan of nature
by preventing the early death OF the
uufit
In the second June number OF Popu-
lar Science. the editor sounds warn.
ing against irresponsible eugenists."
and says: we believe that we can
breed out feeble-mindness. because
that is simple. but We know that we
cannot produce genius by any system,
not even II we could treat mankind as
Mendel treated peas. because genius
is complicated and proportionately be-
yond our control"