The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
BOW vows Will
BOW AT San MATEO
Kennel Clubs Sixth Annual
Show Next Saturday Draws
800 Entries

The sixth annual dog show of the
San Mateo kennel club will take place
at the Peninsula hotel at San Mateo
next Saturday, September TO- instead of
on Admission day, as heretofore, ow-
ing to the fact that the Native Sons did
not have their big parade on that day.
AS on previous occasions the South
carry exhibitors dogs free of charge
to and from the San Mateo stations.
where buses will convey exhibitors
to and from the hotel grounds and,
following the custom of past years, the
San Mateo kennel club will not charge
any admission fee to the grounds. The
show will be held under the American
kennel club rules, and there seems to
be no doubt that there will be more
than 900 dogs shown, thus insuring ex-
hibitors four points toward cham
pionship honors.
More than hundred special prizes
have been offered, including one of SIS
for the best kennel of four greyhounds,
one of $40 for the best kennel of four
Irish water spaniels and another of $40
for the best kennel of four dachshunds.
Some of the entries up to date are as
follows:
James hOlph Jr., team OF cocker SpanlelS.
Mrs. W. W. Burnett. dachshund and collie;
Francis ]. Carolan, fox and Irish terriers; Miss
Jennie Croeker. 20 blue ribbon Boston terriers.
including Sir Barney Blue and Willow Brook
Glory, for which she paid 81. 600; Carroll Cook
six, American foxhounds; Harry Hastings. four
terriers; Nat IT. Messer. Airedale terriers: Mrs.
Fl. H. Carleton, Boston terriers; James Woods.
st. Francis hotel, Irish terrier; Captain Thomas
ID. e. Wilson of the Pacific Mail steamship
company Irish terrier: Mrs Norman j. Stew
art. San Jose. Pomeranians; Freeman Ford. Bos-
Boston terriers from Los Angeles: Robert Wal,
lace. four colles; A. Sbarboro, collies Miss
Emily Pope, Burlingame, fox terriers; George
4. Pope .Jr., Irish settlers; Joseph |. McAIullen
MEMO Park. pointer, and James Craig, San
Mateo collie.
The board of governors of the San
Mateo kennel club consists of Irving c.
Ackerman, president; w. w. Stettheim-
er, secretary treasurer, Miss Jennie A
Crocker, Francis ]. Carolan and A
Hamilton Hayes.
John ID. Collins of Brooklyn, N Y
and who is president of the Bulldog
club of America, will act as Judge for
bulldogs. French bulldogs. Boston ter
riers and Pomeranians. DIR. George w
Clayton, a prominent dog fancier of
Chicago, comes direct from the Windy
City to pass upon the greyhounds, fox
hounds, pointers, settlers, Irish water
spaniels. cocker spaniels. dachshunds
collies, poodles, Airedale terriers, bull
terriers. West Highland white terriers,
Pekingese spaniels and Chihuahuas, and
Mrs. c. j. Lindgren of Burlingame will
pick out the best English toy spaniels,
Japanese spaniels, pugs. toy poodles,
maltese terriers, black and tan ter
riers and Italian greyhounds. W. B.
Fechheimer of Portland, Ore, will
judge the smooth and wire fox terriers
and Frank Hall of San Francisco will
Judge the Great Danes, st. Bernards,
mastiffs. bloodhounds, Russian wolf
hounds and deerhounds and Old English
sheep dogs. All dogs not classified un-
der the above will be judged by Doctor
Clayton.
The entries will close this evening
at the office of the club, 1860 Market
street. at O'Clock sharp.
Judging at the bench show will COM
'menceNat 10 o'clock sharp in the morn
ing and continue without intermission.