The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-29
WILL CLOSE TONIGHT.
Dog Show Has Been a Sucoess-Cups
Are Awarded

Friday was the big day for the To-
peka Kennel club dog show now on at
the auditorium, though the manage
ment expect that the attendance to-
day, which concludes the meeting to
surpass that of yesterday. The silver
cups, thirty-two in number were
awarded last night and this added an
interesting feature to the program of
the day.
Tonight the winners of the cupe
will receive their awards and 1t is ex-
pected that this will bring out another
record breaking crowd as the winners
will be shown in the ring at this time
by their owners. Though there ar.
many out of town dogs in the show
the first place was awarded to Shaw
nee Chief, pointer owned by S. F.
Aogue, and he was declared to be the
best dog in the show by Judge Clay
ton.
Shawnee Chief was awarded the
white Cup" which must be won
] three times before it becomes the
two other cups and numerous blue
ribbons. In the contest for 'tbess
dog" in the show there were severn
teen entries in the pointer class to
which Shawnee Chief belongs, many
of them according to the statement OF
Judge Clayton, worthy of a high place
in the best shows of the country. The
prize winner is not only owned in To-
peka, but is a Topeka bred dog, hav-
ing been sired by Kiowa Chief. an
| other Topeka prize winner.
The silver cup offered by w. r.
| Roehr for the best dog in the show
was one of the trophies won by
Shawnee Chief. W. WikidaPs cup for
best greyhound in show was won by
NJ Neff's Irish Lad. c. E. JEWELS
| show was won by James Coles, Coles
Chance. The cup offered by o. e.
Hungate for the best Irish setter in
the show went to Mabel Hills Queen.
Mrs. C. w. Merriam's cocker spaniel
Gipsy won the J. c. Harmon cup for
the best cocker spaniel In the show.
The cup offered by Dean Kaye for the
4 best collie in the show was given D. G.
Trench's Trelawney Sylvia. DR.. Nc
| Clintock's cup for the best dog Or fe-
male collie in local class went to Dean
Hayes Olympian Hector. The bronze
medal offered by the Collie club of
America for the best dog went to H.
W. C1apham's Glanmoir Conqueror.
In the bulldogs, the cup offered by
]. B. Hayden for the best dog in the
show, went to James H. Hicks Lord
Burley, Jr., the $4,000 animal. Cole
and Ho1combe won the Arthur Mills
cup offered for the best bull terrier
in the show, Coles Viking bringing
company's cup for the best Boston
terrier in the show went to Mrs. E. J
Hayes Vuelta Monarch. The Crosby
Brothers cup for the best fox terrier
in the show was won by W. H. Max
well with his Oxford Rescue. And the
cup of the American Fox Terrier clut
went to l. w. Weathers' Dewey w
DR.. s. G. Stewart offered a cup for the
best Irish terrier in the show and il
was taken by D. D. O'Gorman's Gel
tic Bard. The cup offered by William
Hindman for the best English toy
spaniel in the show went to Mrs. H
Hackney's Flossie Wee. winner o.
distinction at last years show. The
George w. Stansfield cup for the besl
! toy poodle in the show was given Miss
Katherine Benefits F1ossy. The
Elks' club cup for the best dog or fe-
!. male In the ladies' class. was won b,
Miss Hermann's Candy. The cup OF.
4 fered by S. Friedberg for the bes
pointer In the show owned in Shaw.