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New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
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hin Chance ne bat could prove 70 her entire sat-
fstacton that Intelligent and auliabe Great
1re and not unworthy OF permanent place in the
household Yes; the detestsc bat makes most
agreeable household Pct
Ee is a most arectionate creature, and will at
tach himself TO a person does a kindly and IN
eeIIiSent dog A college professor says: When
was a student at the university had two bats.
which came and went freely OF their Cwn accord
In the evening they wont TO rush through the
window into the neighbortng garden, hunt insects,
and when their hunger was appeased. they would
return TO my room. They slept on bookshelf.
where they suspended themselves from dictionary
At the present time possess 4 bat that shows a
touching attachment 10 my person sno follows ne
about through the rooms Of my house, Il call 1t
This last statement seems to be unquestonable
testimony IN favor Of the theory that the OF the
bat Is not only susceptible to high and shr11
sounds but also the lower sounds Of the human
voice Recognizing that ii Is called, the creature
evidently Is able distinguish different shades and
accents
THIS advocate OF bats as pets further states that
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

The E7erroanent Downtown Association mas ar
ranged for the finest New Years eve celebration
ever held IN san Francisco One Of the features
will be the electric lighting Of Market street from
the ferry building 70 Van Ness avenue Rows OF
lights are already strung across the wide street at
intervals OF twenty The testing OF these lights
AZ night makes beautiful spectacle. Many OF the
large stores will be brilliantly illuminated with
various designs. The main feature Of the evening
VIII be a sarade OF fifteen hundred automobiles
Il, Union Square front Of the St Francis Hotel
II is proposed out the electric lights az tne
srroke on midnight and show several thousand ian
+arns s7Ispended from canes Thousands OF invita-
tions have been sent TO neighbortng cities asking
the residents to come and Join in the celebra-
ton OF the general moving OF business houses 20
their old quarters in the downtown district
Til. thai Of President Calhoun of the United
y,auvvsvr is &c, for January He will be tried On
a charge OF bribing Supervisor Nicholas 70 voes
sox the oyerhead trolley franchises It In reported
tba. Mr. Calhoun viii be represented by Garret
wcrn.-n.v besides his regular counsel while the
~-a+, rrosecution viii be In the hands Of Francis
F4anev probabIy assisted by Hiram johnson,
who convicted Ruef McEnerney is regarded as
be leader Of the local bar and the nesting between
him and Hsney and Johnson Will De notable oc-
cas10n
On The s,ts Of the old Lurline paths. at LArkin
and E,,sb streets. John D. Spreckels viii build u
rey, bstbtrg navfIon which viii be the finest IN
rbe u-est The features Will be large swimming
tank Of reinforced concrete which viii De filed
wiki salt water from the ocean
Los ArEsIes residents planning an active
campaign against the sprssd os tusss1Esa<ss which
threatens tia osSy, ssuasss - s0@ AAfEs nsnzs~ %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Constrnt Reader Tells What He
Missed i1 Last U7eek's Papers.

Congress seems be making most o. the news
now eh - said Busy Nan
presidential messages did stir The Congressman
- q biz" replied Constant Reader 'One Of the
v7essaEes denounced the charges regarding the IUr-
rhssa q the Panama canal property false and
tsh<uo1s aad announced that the Atturne- General
hee under consideration the taking Of proceedings
se..7sr Joseph Pulitzer. owner OF The New York
world Another message on the Brownsville
.-s.- recommending that a law be passed author
sEns the Secretary q War 70 refnstRte within a
ss-s tine the innocent Tess guilty members
- tie battalion who eatisty him that they have
done al they can bring tae guilty 10 Justice
.~-he Senate and House unanimously adopted res
rlutSons tas-ructzag the Committee Appropria-
.toos 70 Investigate the Secret Service and such
r+he- means s the administration has employed
n a1o-ehen6 volstors OF the federal statutes; and
n report what action. = any should be taken with
-erard 70 that portion oT the Presidents message
-~ycH refers 70 the Secret Service"
~o-essdeat-eIeot Tar keeping 0usy7''
AZ re CIVIC Federation dinner he following
EeIvFDe z Ingalls,. who had urged he repeal OF
re Sherman antitrust law. declared for the Ell
~r-,e-7eat Of that statute and the passage OF al
e-Dlcvers' liability act suggesting quasi-tudiGal
--lbr-1al thaS should have the power Of arranging
,ou1oenss-ton for injuries AZ the dinner OF the
gsto 6oc.sty again insisted thai ta-11 revision
- ths most Important work awaiting Congress
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
{ FOR THE BUSY MAN NS

The Dutch government took iez nrs1 ster toward
enforcing its Demands OF Venezuela by capturing
two Venezuelan gunboats.
Excavators in France found the bones OF what
ethnolog1sCs believed 70 be the earliest man. the
man OF the peistocene age, who lived 10000 years
ago. Wilbur Wright at lie Mans, France broke the
aeroplane records for height and distance flying $50
feet above ground, and remaining in the air hours
63 minutes and SO seconds
The death list included Nicholas Y Muravier.
the Russian Ambassador to Italy. who fatally
stricken by apoplexy IN Rome, and Donald Grant
Mitchell better known as TX Marvel the author
Of 'Revertes OF Bachelor and Dream Life who
died AT his hons BAzsvood. Conn"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
WALL STREET INVESTIGATION,

-~-zhs4 about that Wall street Investigation
-czove1cr Hughes appointed COMMITTEES OF nine
consisting @ bankers, business men and econo-
-sz-s 70 f-aalltr. into TIE facts surrounding the
-uhst chaageE Z a1y, ere advisable II the Avs
- -. state bearing upon speculation in SECURITIES
.,s commodities: OF r-lsCng 70 the pTotecticn OF
s-v-x---z. o. with regard the tns1T1ZnerlA4luea
7s examinations Used II dealing in secuT1ties and
,,-o=.-.es which are ire subject q SPECULATION
The committee named inc-nces EO1ACe =" I
z,---o- and editor Charles A Schieren- ulsrcnsnI'
s---lz Nsvo- OF Brooklyn. David Leventr1tt, ex-
.s-f,s q the Supreme Court; Clark WlAAI1s sraoe
s--.-.--e-de-- OF Banks John 2 Clark professor
- ,oIfr.cs- economy y Columbia UniveTsiI5' Wiz
lz-e Y Ki-E, banker, president Col11l-oA :. = -
~o--ra-v- Samuel Il OTcvay, lawyer lava -
80 ~ Faulkner Page & Co. and ChaTles
- z--4-r director Of the Peoples Institute
81 q New York The COMMISSION Is % Sc - -,
= ,,---7s-sario-. and Il IS understood ln2E Oh
-s--e sfz--iaec their willingness 70 act me CON-
mission Eas been asked oy me SToFe-i-oI - 0'
ss early Is practicable -
- r-~--a7 states Supreme Court decided that
E6vz-s = Hartman and Ct1o r Ram He7o NJ
g-z7r.- 7,,esrto1s asked them by the Interstate
- Commission n an inquiry into the deal
-. =. n Hartman as president o. the Union
---s@~ rzztI-oa5 II rhs stocks OF other railroad
----7s-fes many q which competing lines
80 r~-.-- rad -1a- -he commission cannot, under
r-a Interstate commerce lsv. press questions Te-
I've 10 --svare transactions IL an inquiry I1aoe
OF me commissions initiative
.--a r-,bro Service Commission denied the a2pli-
.----- ~ me Delaware & Hudson Company for au-
rot-v u issue bonds refund notes amounting 10
& 55 % & covering the purchase OF STOCK OF me
United Traction Company, an electric railway
r1a-grt1E between Albany and Troy. and LOT &C
--zncee - -l-e Hudson Coal Company amounting 10
900 for the purchase q coal lands IN Pennsyl-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
INSIST ON CLOSING ST. JOHNS,

Trinity Corporation announced and eApla-Iie-
f fnaI decision OF the rector, warceIls ana VestFy
-a~ oz Trinity Church 70 close CID St John s
Chanel IN va-sck street. despite q memorial OF
-y-o+ssr signed bv President Roosevelt Secretary
Fo.r MAJOR Mcclellan and rvyetysiZ other proIIli-
e- citizens OF the United States and TWO separate
petitions from the people Of the chapel The CITY
CTu1 asked the Board cf Estimate 70 appoint an
.xpe-- 70 examine and report on the Manhattan
Bridge plans The city took steps 10 have the Ne"
York Terminal Company punished for contempt OF
court IN closing down its entire ferry service. IN
Guiding FIVE different lines. in spite Of an injunc-
z2d street service. The ferries which were shut
down are the Roosevelt street, Grand street, 23d
street and 42d s-reet-au trom Br0adway-and the
Grand street from Grand street Williamsburg. All
re lines formerly We're operated by the Broadway
Ferry corpaut- whose property was recently &C
CURED under foreclosure proceedings by the New
York Terminal C-r-uany-
The place Of first deputy IN his Office was offered
b. state Controller Ciaus To otto Il. Kelsey State
6uDerir-=nEeu- ~ Insurance whose removal Gov
ernor Hughes demanded twice. 8Ir Kelsey accept
&c the Office r Fulton Cutting resigned the pres-
oency ~ The Citizens Union 10 give more tine 70
the Bureau of Municipal Research. outgrowth
q the Federation william Jay schieneIin will
probably succeed hin
"A contest vas begun u break the VIII Of Fred
s-ck c Hewitt who EFT million dollars 70
Tie Metropolitan Afuseun OF AT and Yale Univer-
stry and only g nsw hundred thousand dollars 70
relatives The cornerstone of the New Theatre
e sc street and Contra Park West. was laid by
3sayor Mcclellan. Tom Loagboat the Indian run
re- defeated Dcraz11. the vauQliEher OF Hayes
winner q ne Olympic Marathon Ia an indoor
Marathon at Madison Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
depression caused ~ pe-zstsnt nswspapsr as


eacks.
The conviction OF Mrs. John Martin OF dyna-
hitting the home Of Superior Judge Ogden IN oak
80 vii r-obsbly result in placing her in prison
sor long term Mrs. Martin first came INTO prom
inence fifteen years age by her efforts 10 secuEe
The entire estate OF aged capitalist TO "hOlh SIG
vas married. She represented that young O0E
whom she called Baby John" was Martin 8 Hon-
Recently sho declared that this child was the son
n the Princess Chiray. For Eeveral years she mas
used the child 70 wreak vengeance on those VINO
opposed her plans Judge Ogden gave oeclslon
against her IN one Of her many lawsuits and ehe
marked him for destruction. Baby John was ar
rested last year Weaverviile Trinity county TOT
setting fire TO farmers barns and haystacks' ana
the child then confessed that he had been forced
u set these fires and to dynamite Judge Cgoens
house bv Mrs Martin. The editors OF San Fran
cisco win be relieved when Mrs. Martin Is puc
rb,-a The bs- for she delighted IN visiting news
uaper Offices ard threatening 10 Kill the pToprietors
and editors Il her grievances were not printed
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ON The PACIFIC SLOPE
Finding of Chief Biggy's Body Set
ties Controversies.
BY relsrrarh 70 II. tribune.

by Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune
San Francisco. Dec 1S-Ths recovery from the
bay of the body OF Chief Of Police Bigxy settles
the controversies about his fate. Many believed
trst the story OF his disappearance from the police
launch was invented and that the chief had de-
cIded begin nf- anew IN some other place Al
though no letters or memoranda were found on
the body indicating that he intended TO take his
nfe many belisvs he Jumped overheard in fit OF
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

vvAer he talks pleasantly TO Il his present favorit5
reres and lowers its ears. much after tns t nlanns1
of a horse bnks itB eyes in contenrsd Ia5hIoil
cks its nozzle with frs tongue. and IN genera
dfsports Itself IN a manner rhGt Indicates II Is
UIeaseri and ~ontented. When harShly spoken 70
IL laws back its ears, sfIrtnkS away ana seeks 10
escape by climbing up the curtain "a.
by laznpliEht In the morning, working at rIy desk
car hardly get rid Of II. It Genes and goes RAM
bling about the desk climbing up my leRSt OF
else It sits on curtain and endeavors oy Vloisnt
shs Kings ~ the head and siI1U tWtCterlng 70 e1
cite my attention and to obtain Vorr1slts ust1at
food-thereby Its appetite is, indeed, soHetnlrs
1rncanny Thirty fat worms are readily taken Ak
meal"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PLEA FOR THE BAT AS A PET.
Intelligent and AmiabIe Orestures When
Treated with Kindness.

A bat IN a wornan's bedroom can cause more ex-
citernent than can lone burglar or even dozen
mice As the strange creature Of the night comes
nippinR and Tapping against the walls and ceilings
,,cb ahreks are elected from the terrified female
"a 70 rouse the whole family and bring them 70
the rescue with broors and canes
All Of which is sheer foolishness, says The Tech
ricaI World Magazine" for II she would but sIVe
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
N THE FOREIGN FIELD.

Turkey began 10 1--we under constitutional
government parliament holding its first session.
TIE S,lItanrs speech from the throne predicting
peace in the Balkans and The Populace of the cap
ifaI cheering their ruler President Castro or
veuez-eIa was burned ia efigy IA Caracas. and
& rlob swept through the city. wrecking the prop
cry OF his friends His overthrow Is predicted
There were 10 demonstrations against Holland
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

Los Angeles residents planning an active
cappsixn ss..a~s tbe zrr~~d oz tuess1E5axss which
threatens tAs osy, ssoasss q sAs A~rEs nsnzs~ d
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

oonsunptives who seek Southern California for It's
mild climate bill will be introduced at the COM
ing session OF the Legislature asking for S4oo for
educational purposes in L9s Angeles
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

:. also te1ls-ed n.-sesF n nzv0r cf raoetncA-
.-o- u he She--nAn tsE, fz- a. rs1lroa<S WsTs
-~--.--e6 L WIS decided that rvo cruisers EouIo
---0~ Fo~sst6eu--elec1 Tan his Trip 70 Panama
= zhich he VII g1z-- January z Mr. Taft WIZ
.--7e-r he canal work particularly WITH regard %
recent charges TO the unsars conE VI ~3S
J-a-u1 Gan and locks
The Presideu1-sleoS announced ne bad e1srec
80 secrzrz-vEnip cc State 70 Unteeo StAe~s Senator
r7h-ande- Q Knox EnS that ne had Acospteo Il
= r-s-v Chairman q the Board OF DtrecIorS OF
-. ----.5 STATES st-el Corporation told the Ways
So Ef.a--s Committee thsc reduction o1 tna outy
- see- would not harm that corporation out ~0ulo
r--- t76eD@nden- competitors He announced lis
--.< -hs- ons corporation should make its sI1A1rs
---,--,o and submit 70 xover-uaeur control "
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
OUNCES.

Experience is the best teacher quoted the Wise
Guy.
True" assented the Simple Mug, and yet some
men commit bigamy. ."-Philadelpnia Record
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

Investigation Is still going Of the curious poi
sonfnx OF over four hundred OF the guests VINO AT
-a-,sa5 the launching OF the collier Prometheus at
80 leland II IS the belief Of bacterioogists who
have examined the tood supplied On this occasion
that the meat used sandwiches had become
tainted One waiter IS dead and several other VIC
+t-,e ara in q critical condition The caterer who
.-trba5 t,a food declares that he bought the
hest articles in the market The investigation W!l
Drobablv show that the meat became partially
spoiled owing TO the delay OF two days before they
v,s-s served The State Board OK Health will make
,se az the case TO insist stringent regua-
tons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-20

Four 9x12 Administer Rugs, regular price $500, Special
ex12 Administer Rugs regular price $3.50, Special
Four ex12 Administer Rugs, regular price $4,000 Specis
One lot 9x12 Body Brussels, regular price $780, Special
One lot 9x12 Seamless WItons regular price $780, 81
Two Rugs. 9x12. Velvet, regular price $3.50 Special
One lot SieIkrk Wions, regular price $3.50 Special
One lot Alexandra Art Loom, piece 9x12 $500, Spe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-20

lot Brussels carpets with border wire. Regular
price 79c Sale price. DUO
lot 10 Tapestry Brussels S100. Sale price 1oc
lot wire Tapestry Brussels $115. Sale price .85c
lot Tapestry BRUSSELS No border Sac Sale price Csc
lot Tapestry Brussels border. Sale price SOC
/ lot Wiltons Velvet carpet. No border sL55 Sale
price ..sl'oo
lot velvet carpets, S115 Sale price .9oc
lot velvet carpets S125. Sale price soc.
lot Administer carpet, Sl.40 Sale price .S1.l5
lot Administer carpet $3.50. Sale price E. ..s1.20
lot Administer carpet. without border, S1.GJ Sale
lot all wool super Ingram carpet Regular 75c
grade, &C. This great offer includes the famous
Lowell-Hartford and Huston makes
lot all wool super carpets SOC, OF yards to
16 yards Regular 75c goods
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25

or property would result from dyna-
mite dropping from flying machines,
for the reason that IL requires con-
fnement to work very wide destruc-
ton. Half ton of dynamite drop
ped upon the four-inch deck of a
Lattleship might kill few men,
wreck some of the superstructure
and dent the deck bit, but the de-
struction would not be widespread
and the crew below would not be in
jured.
Dropped ON coast fortircations,
the damage would be negligible.
Half-ton bombs dropped into the
streets of large city or on top OF
the great buildings would wreck a
few foundations, break lot of glass
and kill few people.
THE flying machine will have
very great use in war as a scouting
craft for the purpose of locating an
enemy and inspecting his position
but the enemy will have his aerial
pickets out, too, and there will be
many a tilt in the air between the
warning craft"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
CLASSIFICATION LIST FOR
DOGS IN BENCH SHOW

The following is the classification
list for the dogs, presented at the
meeting of the Kennel Club last
night:
Bloodhounds: Open; dogs and
bitches.
St. Demands: Open; dogs and
bitches.
Great Danes: Open; dogs and
bitches.
Greyhounds: Puppies, dogs and
bitches, Noviee dogs and bitches
Limit; dogs and bitches. Open; dogs.
Winners; dogs and bitches. Open;
bitches.
Pointers: Puppies; dogs Novice;
dogs Limit; dogs. Open; dogs Win.
ners dogs. Puppies; bitches. Nov
ice; bitches. Limit; bitches. Open;
bitches. Winners; bitches.
English Settlers Puppies; dogs
and bitches Open; dogs and bitches.
Gordon Settlers: Puppies; dogs and
bitches. Open; dogs and bitches.
Irish Settlers: Puppies; dogs and
bitches. Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs.
Open; dogs. Winners; dogs. Nov.
zee; bitches. Limit; bitches. Open
bitches, Winners; bitches.
Cocker Spaniels: Puppies; dogs,
any color, Novice; dogs, black. Linn
1t; dogs, black. Open; dogs, black,
Winners; dogs, black. Novice; dogs,
other than black. Limit: dogs, any
solid color except black. Open; dogs
any solid color except black. Open;
dogs. parti.colored. Winners dogs
ether than black. Puppies; bitches
any color. Novice; bitches, black
Limit; bitches, black. Open, bitch
es black. Winners; bitches, black
Novice; bitches, other than black
Limit; bitches, any solid color ex
cept black. Open; bitches, any solit
color except black, Open; bitches
parti-colored. Winners; bitches
other than black
Bulldogs: Puppies; dogs ant
bitches. Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs
Open; dogs, Winners; dogs. Nov
ice; bitches Limit; bitches, Open
bitches. Winners; bitches.
Dachshunds: Puppies; dogs an,
bitches, Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
Flying Machines
Wars Next Engine

NEW YORK. n. Y. March IA
Expressing his belief that an aerial
navy Will be a step in the final con-
quest of war, Hudson MaXim, in
yontor of explosives and first maker
of smokeless powder in this country,
speaking tonight at the second an
nual banquet of the Aero Club of
New York at the st. Regis, declared
that We must have ornaments in or
der TO enforce International law, and
that we need stronger navy.
Maxim surprised his auditors by
declaring that the japanese had re-
Gently purchased of a steel company
at Newark, n. j., 1000 tons of rife
barrels, rifles enough to arm. $780,
600 men,"
Most of the rifles, the speaker sta
ted. were in the hands of the Japan
csc troops.
Speaking OF the part the flying
machine would play in war, Maxim
said:
Some terrible things have been
predicted for the flying machine as
a war engine. II is comforting to
know that no very great loss of life
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
BlStbAntRS GIT
CUBS REPORTS
Meet Today AT No'1 In
Promotion Rooms
Reports

There was good attendance at
the meeting of the various represent
tatives of the athletic clubs which
was held ut the Promotion Commit
tee rooms today at noon. Almost all
the clubs which had not been seen
Before were represented at the meet
ing by members who had reports TO
make. Those present were Chairman
Pat Gleason, +. L. Steere, John Wise,
Yashimori, Il. Fernandez, Mr.. Abe,
Mr.. Kong, and Chuck Hoy.
Yashimori reported that meetings
of the japanese clubs were held last
night, and the proposition of sub
scribing for sGason tickets was put
before them. The general standing
seemed to be, stated Yashimori, that
the younger element among the Jap
anese did not feel that they could af-
ford to pay out the So for season
ticket. They were all anxious to
have team from Japan come, and
they would all be at the games, but
they could not come through with
the necessary spon. for a season tick
ct. EYashimori said that he thought
he would be able to raise at least
5000 from the sale of tickets to Jap
anese. merchants. He suggested that
| 1t would be good idea to ask each
individual club to donate 500 or
$3.50. thus raising sum of per-
haps $1,000.
+. E. Steere stated that 1t was the
idea of the big league to turn all the
gate receipts of the early games over
to go towards the larger project of
paying the visitors expenses. Chuck
Hoy said that he had seen few OF
the Chinese merchants and they did
not act disposed towards coming
through with the five simoleons for
a season ticket. They all assured
him they would he at the games how
ever.
As a contrast to this, mention was
made OF the fact that VIII McInerny
had offered to donate $500, which
would, of course, be paid back. The
Chinese and Japanese merchants do
not seem to want to take chance on
getting their money back, If they
subscribe to the fund.
Ed. Fernandez reported that he
had sold about seventy-five season
tickets already. Pat Gleason expects
"a letter from the JnnnneSa collage
team on the 2Sth and fuller partic-
ulars will then be known about the
conditions. The meeting was ad-
Journed until one week from Friday,
when 1t will be held at the same
place and time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25

Open; dogs. Winners; dogs. Nov
ice; bitches. Limit; bitches. Open;
bitches. Winners; bitches.
Collies trough) Puppies; dogs.
Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs. Open;
dogs. Winners: dogs Puppies:
bitches. Novice; bitches. Limit;
bitches. Open; bitches. Winners;
bitches.
Dalmatlans coach dogs): Pup
pies; dogs and bitches. OPEN dogs
and bitches.
Airedale Terriers: Puppies; dogs
ind bitches. Novice: dogs. Limit:
dogs. Open; dogs. Winners; dogs
Novice; bitches. Limit; bitches
Open; bitches. Winners; bitches.
Bull Terriers: Puppies; dogs and
bitches. Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs.
Open; dogs. Winners; dogs. Now
ice; bitches. Limit; bitches. Open;
bitches. Winners; bitches.
Boston Terriers: Open; dogs ard
bitches.
ToA ltlIleIb NSulbOlHJs IupNlfSs
dogs. Novice; dogs. Limit; dogs,
Open; dogs. Winners; dogs. Pup
plies; bitches. Novice; bitches. Lin
it.; bitches. Open; bitches. Win
ners; bitches.
Japanese Spaniels: Puppies; dogs
and bitches. Novice; dogs and
bitches. Limit; dogs and bitches.
Open; dogs and bitches. Winners
dogs and bitches.
Miscellaneous (for dogs of estab-
lished breeds for which no regular
class has been provided; entries
must specify the breed of the exhib-
it,: Open; dogs and bitches, under
IL pounds. Open; dogs and bitches,
under IL pounds and not exceeding
"a pounds. Open; dogs and bitches
over "a pounds.