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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
NEWS OF THE WORLD
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM THE DAILY
NEWSPAPER SERVICE.
GATHERED FROM BOTH CONTINENTS
Happenings National, Historical n
Political and Personal Events
Herewith Selected for Our
Many Readers.

President Wilson sent anniversary
birthday MESSAGES to Norwegian and
Greek monarchs Saturday.
The funeral of Anthony n. Brady,
financier, who died in London July ",
was held at Albany, N. Y, August 2.
The upper Delaware valley struggled
all Saturday to untangle itself from
the mass of debris and wreckage
caused by the c~loudburst.
Having stormed the senate, the suf-
fragists from all parts of the country,
now at the national capital, have de-
cided to lay siege to Washington, D. c.
Immediately on receipt of advices Of
the arrest of department of justice of
ficials in New Orleans charged with
blackmail, Uncle Sam began investiga'
ton.
Hermosillo, Senora.-Jose Maytorena
has resumed office as civil governor of
the constitutionalist state. Ygnacio
Pesquiera, as military governor, how
ever, maintains real power.
AS the result of the flag incident at
Saskatoon, Sask., in which the Ameri'
can flag was trampled in the dust by
Canadian militia, all officers of the
106th Fusiliers have resigned.
Arthur M. Stewart, formerly man
age of a large trust company at Win
nipeg and one Of the best known
~financiers in western Canada, com
mitted suicide Saturday by shooting.
The proposed protectorate for Mica
ragua, embraced in a treaty suggested
by Secretary Bryan, probably will b.
abandoned because of adverse actor
by the senate foreign relations com
mittee.
The Missouri corn crop dropped 1
points in July, according to the repor
of T. o. Wilson, secretary of the Mis
souri, state board of agriculture. Thi
deterioration was due to lack of moisi
ure.
Dynamite In a bundle of oats cause
an explosion in a threshing machin
near %Burchinal, Iowa, Saturday, I
which Bert jones', q arme was pro-
ably fatally injured, and in which Sc
eral other members of the crew su
tanned slight injuries. r-a =
Henry Lane Wilson, United STATE
ambassador to Mexico, was the victi
of ~pickpockets, who secured his VALE
containing S128, while the ambassadt
was escorting two women friends to
Long Island train in the Pennsylvan
station, N. Y, Saturday.
The French government has pu
chased for 100000 a Tryptich by Il
Belgium painter, Rogier Van Der We
den, which was formerly in the cole
ton of the duke of Westminster
Grosyenor house, London. The wo
will be placed in the Louvre.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
JAPs HOLD CALIFORNIA LANDS
Incorporate Companies to Beat Anti
Alien Law.

Sacramento, Cal.-"f Japanese
farmers continue to incorporate their
land at the rate they have been the
last two weeks every acre they own
in California will be incorporated by
August 10, the date the anti-alien land
act becomes effective" says Robert "
Jordan, corporation license secretary
Ninety Japanese land companies,
with a combined capitalization of ap'
proximately $4,000,000, hav been or
ganized since the alien bill was signed
by Governor Johnson.
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Will Interest the Farmers.

The Washington State Farmers
grange will have a special day at the
Spokane Interstate fair this fall and
lecturers of national fame will be
brought to the meeting Of the farmers.
A large building providing three rooms
will be built at the grounds for the
farmers and a large convention tent
which will seat over 1000 visitors will
be erected for the meetings.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Has Cure for Cigarettes.

Chicago.-Miss Luce Pagy Castor.
for years an active warrior against
cigarettes, put a new scheme into eff
feet recently. Preparing a chemical
compound which, when thrown in con-
tact with nicotine, makes smoking re-
pulsive, she squirted fluid into the
mouth of a messenger boy. The mes
senger boy said nothing could induce
him to smoke again.
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Attack Chinese Forts.

Shanghai, China.-The WI Sing
forts, which are in the hands of the
rebels, were bombarded Sunday by the
Chinese government warships com
manded by Admiral 1'eeng, but no dam
age was caused. Two cruisers opened
fire at a range of five miles and the
fort replied. After a desultory ex'
change of shots lasting an hour the
warships withdrew.
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Auto into RIver-Four Drown.

Grand Forks, N. D.-Mrs. ]. Johnson
and her infant son, R. A. Steward and
his daughter Alice were drowned in
the Red river of the north near Dray-
ton, N. D., So miles north of here, Tues
day when the chauffeur lost control
of his machine.
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Motor Boat on Canal Trip.

PASSPORT, Maine.-Bound for San
Francisco by way of the Panama ca
nal is a 28-foot motor and sail boat,
Captain Matthias Johnston of Perth
Amboy, N. j., sailed Monday from
Todds Head, the most easterly point
in the United States. The craft is 6
gig w~haleboat from the cruiser Oiym
pia and has a beam of five feet nine
! inches.
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TRAGEDY AMONG HOP PIckERs
Four Men Killed Near WheatIand, Cal
ifornia-Militia Called Out.

Iifornia-Miitia Called Out.
Sacramento, GAIA special train
carrying five companies of militia
were ordered to Wheatland, CAL,
where four men, including the district
attorney of Yuba county, were killed
Sunday in a revolver battle between
40 striking hop pickers and a sheriff's
posse.
The trouble is said to have been
started by Industrial Workers of the
World among the hop pickers.
Four Dead, Eight Injured.
Following is the list of dead and in
jured:
Dead:
District Attorney E. T. MAXWELL Of
Yuba county.
S. Reardon, deputy sheriff.
Two unknown negro hop pickers.
Injured:
Sheriff George H. VosG, shot in Les
and head and badly beaten.
Nels Nelson, wealthy farmer, arm
shot away.
Constable l.. B. Anderson, right arm
shattered by bullets.
E. Bradshaw, onlooker, shot in thu
elbow.
Two unknown men, injured.
Two unknown women, shot and bad
ly injured.
One Industrial Worker of the Worl
taken into custody in Wheatland sal,
the ranch employees struck for bette
sanitary conditions in camp and in tn
field, and also for fresh water servic
twice a day,
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Oklahoma Governor Mad.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Governcr
Cruce has returned from Kansas City
and revoked four pardons issued by
Acting Governor McAlester and also
notified % publishing concerns by
wire that he would consider any eff
fort on their part to put into effect
school book contracts signed by Meal
ester during the governors absence
as an affront to the state.
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Portland LAWYER to Prison.

Portland, Ore.-Max. G. Cohen, a
practicing attorney of Portland, was
sentenced to two years In McNeil's
island prison Tuesday by Federal
Judge R. 8. Bean for s%ubornation of
perjury, in persuading an outcast wo-
man to perjure herself to save her
lover.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Aviator Covers 1880 Miles.

Eugene Gilbert, a French aviator,
flew from Paris Sunday to Pejabo,
on the Portuguese frontier, a distance
of 1890 miles, in an effort to win the
Pomerey cup. The prize is awarded
semi-annually to the airman who
makes the longest flight across coun
try from sunrise to sunset in one day,
He may stop as often as he wishes tc
replenish fuel.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Appointed Deputy Bank Examiner

Olympia.--State Bank Examiner w
e. Hanson announces the appointment
of Forest /. Gill of Republic as deputy
examiner to succeed Claud P. Hay Of
Snohomich, in charge of eastern Wash
ington work, effective September /.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Mormon Women Make a Scene.

Kansas City, Mo.-A group Of wom-
en-, supposedly of the Mormon faith,
jeered former United States Senator
Frank Cannon of Utah at the close of
an address he made attacking the
Mormon church.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-08
Reports Conflict.

One of the members of the mob de-
clares the members of the sheriff's
posse opened fire first. The hop pick
ers did not fire, he said, until two of
their number had fallen. This was de.
MED by members of the posse.
The hop pickers have formulated
demands for increased wages. All
were employees of the burst ranch,
which lies partly within Wheatland.
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Ear Workers, Strike Spreads.

Philadelphia.-The strike of the a
workers on the Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad is spreading to other de-
partments.
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John D., Aged 70, ereets Neishbor, 1os

WITT TT 7N5SE ES'S''@01 rs
Cleveland, Ohio.-John d. Rockefel-
Ter, 70 years old. and Ebenezer Rob-
erts, los years old, shook hands at the
Euclid Avenue Baptist church Sunday
and congratulated each other on their
mutual good health.
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CONGRESS is MAKING
VERY SLOW PROGRESS
Four Months of Work on Tariff Revi-
sion Results Only in Good Start
Currency Bill Lays.

Neutrality-suspicious. months of the
extra session of the democratic con-
gross have passed, with the tariff re-
vision bill still in the early stages of
consideration by the senate; the lobby
investigation about to become a dou-
ble-barreled affair; with senate and
house committees probing; the Mexi-
can situation engaging deep interest
in both branches, and republican lead.
ers getting restless in the heat over
President Wilson's determination to
force currency legislation IN what
they term a tired-out congress.
AS for the tariff, it's passage by the
senate in its present form is conceded,
the only doubt now existent being as
to the time. This depends, according
to minority senators, on some definite
understanding being reached as to
what is to be expected of them on the
currency. limitations that they would
not be in the mood to hasten tariff de
alterations If they were to be KEEP
here after the passage of the bill tt
enact currency legislation continue Il
be made by the regular republicans.
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Not Crate.

Democratic leaders, however, intend
to discuss the measure seven hours a
day. Later it is proposed to hold
night sessions. Part of the democratic
plan to get the tariff bill onto the stat
ute books as soon as possible is to re-
frain from making set speeches.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
D. HAY SMlTH

ye EJN I NVIU u
s pos Broadway. Oakland.
FOR sale or exchange for small acreage. ROOM
ing house; central locations; bargain. OWNER.
box 1140 Call office.
PROPERTY 10 exchange anywhere, city or coun-
try. NEWELL-MURDOCH CO., so Montgomery
St, S. F.
WILL exchange rich farm lands for lots. cot
tages and mtgs. b. PRIEM, b29 Phelan bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE

SPLENDID ranch near Hayward; 8 acres, 8
house. bath. stone cellar. barn. chicken
houses; spring we'll and tank; good team
horses, cow some $50 chickens; wagons ana
buggles all tools: this Is splendid income
ranch; $750 Of cherries alone this year; has an
assortment of fruit and nuts that can not be
eQualed elsewhere; soil 20 feet deep; the
owner wishes to trade this for good lots or In
come property around the bay, as be wishes to
retire.
12 acres near Brentwood: 10 acres OF full
bearing almonds: good crop this year; room
house and cabin; good well; fenced sides;
1000 feet OF chicken wire; fine sandy loan; ;
crop goes with the place II taken at once; price
5000; viii exchange for good property around
bay
so acres near Redding; splendid soil. not
hardpan and rocks. but good stuff. and Will
raise anything; SEQ per acre; viii exchange
for good property here.
For further information call at 1920 Broad
Way. Oakland. room 81.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

THE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
AND HOME SOCIETY reports the following ad-
missions in the orDhanaRe OF whole and half or
phans from January /, 1913. TO July l. 1913, viz.
Michael Ksss admitted January Is. 1913.
Meyer Levy admitted January 90. 1913.
Celia Levy admitted January 20. 1a13
Sylvia Sowman admitted January 81 1918.
Sam Sowman admitted January 81, 1913.
Louis Blank admitted February 10. 1913.
Morris Rian- admitted February 10. 1918.
Fanny Blank admitted February 10. 1918.
William Solwan admitted March II. 1913.
Sarah Lando admitted March 20. 1918.
Theresa Davis admitted March 21. 1919.
Harold Davis admitted March 21. 1913.
Roselina Fendrich admitted April ?. 1913.
Selma Fendrich admitted April 9 1913. :
Victor Schwartz admitted June ii, 1913.
Agnes Schwartz admitted June .so1, 1918.
Fanv Gage readmttcd January 1. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
EXCHANGE LIST.
sTANIsLAUs LAND COMPANY.
MODESTO. CAL.


40 acres, quarter mile from town OF Ceres, 81
miles from Modesto: wen improved: very nice
house, barn, windmill, tank. tankhouse, sheds.
o1tbuildings. etc.. 90 alfalfa, balance
checked ready TO seed. Price s14, 600.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD INCOME BAY
PROPERTY.
2f acres. miles west of Modesto: good room
house, windmill, good sized barn; all in hne
stand of alfalfa. Price $500.
WILL, EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPERTY.
500 acres. miles west of Modesto: about l25
acres Of alfalfa, balance river bottom land all
tillabe, can be put into alfalfa: 3 barns, good
size; good 10 room, hard finished house; under
Turlock irrigation system. Price $4,000.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR INCOME PROP
ERIY Or GOOD LOTS.
20 acres miles northeast Of Modesto all in
alfalfa; good 9 room house, good barn, windmill
tank and tankhouse; about 20 head milk. cows:
good team OF horses: all In Modesto irrigation
district Price for all, $4,000.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPERTY.
80 acres. . miles west Of Modesto In irriea-
ton district; small house and barn: 80 acres in
alfalfa balance very ire river bottom land
Price $4,000: mortgage $4,000.
ERTY.- 49,
IS acres. 3 miles northeast OF Modesto; 35
acres alfalfa. balance farmed; good room house
good harm. we'll, windmill and tankhouse: other
outbuildings. Price $4,000; mortgage 81. 500
WILL EXCHANGE FOR BAY PROPERTY.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
BUSINESS CHANGES
RIGGEsr RARGAINa EYrR orrERrI

BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
In Mail Order Business for Beginners and Others.
circulars (your own ccpy) free.
2 Address Of firm who will print your Letter
Heads Free
3. How you can get Envelopes tyour return
-. ADDRESS Of so nrms who want Commission
.. Ten Firms who furnish you Free Imprint
Circulars (Your name printed on them.)
6. Big Combination of Several Hundred
Papers and Magazines. in which you can insert
Z. Copy of The Monthly Mail' for you the
Great Exchange Story Mail Order Magazine and
Mailing Directory.
8. List Of 500 Reliable Circular Mailers with
whom you can exchange and who viii help you
O. Copies Of 1.-THE Mechanical Digest The
Booster Magazine. Advertising World. Mail Order
Journal. Agents. Magazine. Circular Maiiers' De
gest, Mail Order Advocate. Mail Order Herald
and several other Good Mail Order Papers. These
alone worth $3.
10. The address Oft syndicates IN which you
for 81.
| H. Names of so small papers which insert
your sd. for few cents and you mail 100
copies.
IL 900 of our Assorted Commission Circu-
to $50.
1S 400 names OF people who sent us 25c each.
IA Copies of hundreds OF Circulars and Small
Is my Book" How. You Can Make $50 or
Better Per Week" Price 81.
16. The names OF 20 firms who pay me cnsh
for mailing circulars.
II: How you can have your ad, inserted in
publications at less than publishers price,
1s. All OF the above and much more valuable
Information for only 25c. Address
MELVIN G. CHURCHILL. Houston Texas.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
Id ACRES HAYWARD

II acre fruit and poultry ranch near Harvard
and Dublin boulevard: want home IN. Oakland
and little cash. Good exchange for right party
s7.ooo-Modern fats in San Francisco to ex-
change for improved ranch with some stock;
mortgage OF $1,000
s1.5oo-Tbree clear lots near s. P. local as
6rst payment on home.
S1.f5o-Equity in high class lot hrst pay
ment on cottage up to $4,000
We specialists in exchanges.
Let us know what you have and what you want.
BLoDGErT SHIRLEY.
Phene Elmhurst 115. 1892 47th av.
IS. 0oo-A fine cor. 1s2 :exso: / block from sta
tion. Lomita Park; mtg. $500; will trade
for city property.
sisoorMts; $3.50; lots IN Gates T: oes near
land.
So, 5oo-Mtg. 81 600; room cottage in Crescent
av.; win trade for ranch.
win trade for lots, city or OAKLAND.
X. ANDERSON, at Hearst bldg.
SIPS per acre. IS acres near Corning. Tehama
CO. mtg. $!2o. What have you7
81 ooc.Mtg. s7oo. 2 lots in Berkeley for lots
$500 lots in Newark clear. for city
equities in lots in crasmont. will trade for
anything. What have you?
K. ANDERSON. s17 Hearst Bldg.
1 HAVE 800 acres very good land for alfalfa or
fruit, with good set OF improvements, all
under the piow; / want TO exchange for an
apartment house IN Oakland: this is the best
OF soil In the San Joaquin valley.
OWNER. box 4543 Call office. Oakland.
CHARLES W FISHER, property exchange
broker. for quick results. $50 Market ST.
1000 acres almond land, Colusa county; sub
divide for improved property. Box 118l. Call.
CITY or country property sold or exchanged
K. ANDERSON. SIT Hearst Bldg
DTTC1VrCc rsrrlVCrC
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN-Terms to suit; Atherton (Fair
Oaks. 10 room house; garage; baths, gas,
elect. tel: acre: large oaks: other trees
and shrubs. HARRISON. So Suffer IT.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

s.. 800 cash: lot fe0x222 IT: in choicest resi-
aence locality: facing finest homes in Bur-
lingame park; gas. light. sewer, water. phone
on street: has IT. acacia hedge on sides and
rear; family orchard of Is trees. berries, cur
rants. grapes and other shrubbery;. small house:
chicken houses and fences in rear; genuine
bargain. Inquire OWNER, 1906 Ward ST.,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03


eoSuAadIE S5S A dHEEHqS a sag H Asst 4: a ss
20 ROOM APT. HOUSE, partly Furnished !;
swen location; good lease; reasoaable rent;
strictly modern; price $1,000
e ROOM AFT HoUsE. e,ose in;. elegantly
furnished; clears $50 pef mo-; yery choice loca-
tion; bargain; $3.50.
80 ROOM HOTEL. newly and elegantly fur
nlsned; corner; rent $500; lease; price $500.
% ROOM ROOM TRANSIENT HOUSE; new building.
new furniture; rent $3.50 per room; full to the
doors; will exchange {or real estate price 32.b00
GEO. A. HERRICk, S3S Market 81. room f30l
A. CAMERON 4 CO.
~ MAkkET 81. Room 801. (Qppc11te Qa1ll.
nUIELSs HOOMING HOUSES, APARTMENTS
and FLATS.
TITLES GUARANTEED.
BEST little transient house cn Market 81. "a
~ rms; rsnt ~ rm.: biz money maker:
SNAf--9o rms. down foWus feut 1850: lease;
&ooq fur, prlrate baths. 0der wanted.
sWELxr-7B rms. strictly modern, close II.
new, elegantly fur, reasonable rent; barSain.
}. ~ E
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
INVESTMENTS
A. j.. WEalTI COMP ANY

STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
323 Monadnock bldg.
Principal Brokers in Non-Listed Securities
WE WILL SELL:
100 American TeIegra phone. ...... So 90
1000 Boston Pacific Oil. ..-.......... 80
500 Calamont Copper ........... 30
so Chic.-N Y. Air Line. ...... 26O
100 California State Life Ins Co.. Is. so
Conservative Rubber 4 Pro. Co.. SC. 90
Coin Machine Mfg. Co....... 40 90
so Dial Cash Register. ........... 1928
g Hidalgo Rubber ..........-s-.... 155 90
800 Indian Valley EIec l.. r. Co. 20
300 Mascot Copper ......s.......... $50
100 Oakland Traction Co. fprefl.. 80. on
Owl Drug Co. (pref.) )............ Bid
100 Surety Pacific Co. Bid
% Poulsen Wireless ........... 1900
1000 Pyramid OIL Co................ O7
81, 100 Realty Syndicate Skies. ....... 1879
30 Roblito Rubber .-............. 900
900 q. I. Co. Stockton T. & E. Co.. 35
100 Vulcan Fire fns. Co........... 10 so
100 Western States Life ms. Co... 900
WE WILL BUY:
Western States Life. Mascot Copper
Calf. State Life. Vulcan Fire ins Co.
Boston Pacific. Pyramid OIL
Coin Cont. Lock Haynes Copper
Tidewater Southern Rx. Am. Drug Synd.
and many others.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
FONTANA

LOCATED on electric sline between Riverside and
Los Angeles; write for handsome illustrated
booklet on orange and lemon growing to KARL
SBREHME. l031-37 Phelan building San Fran
rciSco- Thone Sutter 1923
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
MONEY WANTED

MONEY WANTED
By corporation In denominations of from one
thousand to FIVE thousand. secured by gilt edge
collateral. I per cent, due one year from date,
with dividend paying stock bonus. Address box
1909. Call office.
WANT $4,000 at 1 per cent I'd mortgage or
deed of trust. Al security. San Francisco In
come nroperty, value $4,000; present mort
gage 5000. principals only. no brokerage.
l. FREEMAN. 6S Post st. room Us.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-08

Experiments with improved Instru.
ments for measuring the velocity OF
projectiles have shown that the speed
goes on increasing after the missile has
left the mouth Of the cannon Leaving
the muzzle with velocity OF i.i7i feet
a second. n proIectile has been observ-
ell 20 increase its speed to l.iSy feet "A
second within the first six feet II Is
only after having travelled twenty-five
yards that the lrojec,ile's velocity be
comes reduced to the speed 1t had on
leaving the muzzle This Is ascrlhed TO
the impulse OF the expanding eas he
Ing felt for some distance beyond the
lannon's mouth New York Tribune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-08
HEREDlTY AND THE EYES.
elue or Gray Eyed Parents Cannot
Have Brown Eyed Children.

Since blue and probably gray eyed
parents have no Drown pigment IN The
ouier surface Of the iris they cannot
transmit brown TO Tint portion Of their
chidrcls eyes This absent character
isiic may be one that has been lost ~
Il may never have been acquired i;
Is known 80 herelity language as re
cessiye. Hence to repeat. two reres
sIves produce IN their offspring onis
their re asslyc condition.
The hereditary behavior Of brown eye
color. however. Is very different. II
brown eyes actual pigment occurs In
the iris Here there Is something nc
cumuHted 10 hand on down to subse
quent generations The amount that
can be transmitted however. depends
on ones own hereditary history as well
MS that of ones consori. II both of
Smiths parents belong to brown eyed
strains. then Smith can have only
brown eyes And since Smith has been
given. M Il were. double dose Of
brown his eyes VIII he dark brown.
Smith will have. In Ills turn. only
brown eyed children. whatever may b,
The color of his wife's eyes. In the Ian
guage 81 hereditary. Smiths brown ey,
color dominates over blue or gray
When Smiths brown eye color ha,
been derived from one parent onls
then Ills own eyes VIII tend TO be light
or in color ard only half of his germ
cells will have the potentially for max
ing brown eyes. Hence. II he marriea ?
blue or gray eyed wife. only half Of his
children will have brown eyes. and =
light brown. too, because of two gen
erations Of dilutlon In case Smiths
wife also has brown eyes derived from
one Of her parents only. then three out
OF four OF their children will have
brown eyes. but only one OF the three
Will get double dose OF brown; hence
Smiths brown eyed children will not
all transmit brown In the same degree
Thus II IS possible for brown eyed
parent 10 have one half or onc-quarter
% his children blue or gray eyed But
Il Is never possible for two blue or
gray eyed parents to have brown eyed
children independent.