Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-13
COLL|ES ANNEX
GREATEST HONORS
YESTERDAY WAS THEIR DAY
TO SHINE
Arthur Let's Takes Many Prizes With
His Classy Exhibits-Ascot Ken
neIs Sweep Boston Ter
rier LaureIs

There were dogs and then more dogs
at the second days exhibition of the
third annual show of the Southwestern
Kennel association at Chutes park YES
terday, and during the afternoon the
ilttle lgorrotes from their show viii
lage on the opposite side of the park
strolled over and gazed longingly at
the CANNES and thought how we'll those
same we'll bred fellows would taste
in the soup kettle.
The collieS, however, carried off the
honors of the day, some of the best
dogs of the show being presented by
Arthur Let's Of the Broadway depart
ment store.
Many of the great shaggy fellows
were led to the exhibit ring by women,
who seemed to take greater interest in
the show than did the men owners.
The judgment on the collies took up
the greater part of the morning and
the bulldogs were not reached till the
afternoon session. The class of bulls
with few exceptions, was poor, and
some of the dogs would not have Sc
cured any award had they been the
only entry in their class.
Togo of the Van Croft kennels and
Charles e. MacLean's King Thud were
the star performers of the day and
carried off chief honors among the
white fellows.
The Ascot kennels cleaned up the
winnings in the Boston terriers with
close field, while Peter Lord and Dud-
ley's Sappho were the best performers
in the French bulldog class.
Among the toy dogs, Tatters, the
only entry for the Pomeranians, was
rejected, being untrue to his breed.
Admiral, the bright little fellow owned
by Mrs. f. S. Murdock, took first in
the puppy class of Japanese poodles
and "Pittising" won first in the open
class.
For the English toy spaniels, Mrs.
Bollingers Mistress NelP' and Lady
Babby" cleared up all the honors in
sight for all classes.
Smallest Dog Wins
The special class for chihuahua dogs,
arranged for the reception of the
smallest dog in tho world, found little
Cudie Coo-Coo the only entry. and as
the little fellow was true to breed he
was handed out blue ribbon.
1t required Judge Cole several mo-
ments to find the Chihuahua dog, but
when. he finally located the shivering
puppy he remarked that the dog was
not high class Chihuahua, but was
fairly passable.
In the Sussex spaniel class the only
entry was refused and the award re-
served.
Outside the collie exhibition the
pointer entries proved the most in
teresting. The field for the game dogs
was large and well represented, and
Judge Cole, although one of the worlds
experts on pointers, required some time
to make his awards.
w. S. Tevis' champion Cuba, jr.,"
followed in the footsteps of his father
and took everything in sight. Tevis'
haywood was a close second in the
entries and came through with honors.
In the limit class for pointers the
entry list was most select and Cham
pion Cuba, jr, came first, with Bay
wood second, Elsie and Cypresswood,
belonging to the Tevls kennels. were
the star performers in the bitch class
against select field.
Today will be the last day of the
show and only few special classes re-
main to be judged.
Following is list of the late awards
in the terrier and spaniel