The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-01
BRING OUT
CROWDS TO- BIG
SHOW TODAY
All Kinds of Fun in Canine
Family Results From the
Gathering of Clans
JUDGE
PICKED
Only One More Day in
Which to See Fine Array
of Talent
JUDGE
PICKED WINNERS

Aside from the fact that j. c. Shep-
pard, president of the Grand Forks
Kennel club, vas all dressed I'M in a
boiled shirt. the u1ost fun at the dog
SHOW his morning was furnished by
George w. Ions troupe of fox ter
rier clowns, imported especially for
THIS canine exhibition from Drayton.
These terriers have been the cause
OF much merriment in the city ever
since they arrived with their owner
Wednesday morning.
They came in a shipment of ten
logs from Drayton. When they ar
rived at the station they were turned
loose. Some of the little visitors
went immediately to East Grand
Forks. while others accompanied
their master to the dog show where
engaged.
When the show opened all of the
lon collection were in place with the
exception of Sabine Rapid, which, by
the a has won three points to-
ward a championship. and. in the
v~ernacular of the show. that's bark
ing some Nobody knew where
young Sabine had disappeared to. The
last seen of him he was leaving the
depot.
The Runaway C~onfcsses.
ABOUT l O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. however. the runaway appear
ed on the scene. looking mighty fool
1sh. Tie found the way to the show
himself and the minute he arrived in
the exhibition hall he went to tho
only vacant stall that he could soc,
and, remarkable us it may SEEM. that
particular little kennel was lust ex-
actly the spot where he belonged.
The owner of the TERROR had be-
come much alarmed by this time,
wondering what had become Of his
prize winner. When the dog finally
put in an appearance. Mr.. Ton wen.
over to him and whispered in his left
ear.
Spectators were interested in know
ing what a dog could say to a man,
so they asked tho owner to tell what
his conversation with the terrier h,d
been about.
Well" said MIR. Ion, II promised
Rapid that 7 wouldn't say a word
about it. but he told me that he had
met a friend from Lakota-a TOW
poodle--and that they had beer
across the river for a little celebra-
Teddy j. Also Came Back.
Teddy j, another of Mr.. Ions en-
tries In the fox terrier division, caus-
ed somewhat of A sensation at the
snow Wednesday afternoon, whom he
slipped out of his collar and made a
quick getaway out Of the back door.
The Roosevelt namesake apparent
" had a strenuous tinle-the Teddy
kind-before he returned to the show.
for when he dropped in all Of his
all tired ont and slept until late this
morning. unmindfu1 Of the numerous
requests sent his way to please get
up and wash for breakfast"
Persons who do not believe that
dogs can waltz and two.step should
have been at the show this morning.
They would have been convinced that
a canine has music in its feet for
sure.
The Dogs Can Dance.
Early this morning. before the
show opened for the day. some Of the
dogs were permitted t walk about
the building and chat with their
neighbors. While the animals were
unclaimed. a messenger boy came in.
whtstlinR the Bear Cat Rag" He
had no sooner invaded the place with
his warhiings than Jerry. a Boston
terrier. owned by ]. A. Callahan. and
lily and mascot Of the KEN Temple
shrine Of Grand Forks. owned BY
Harold Barnes, commenced doing q
regular grizzly all about the floor.
AS they danced. a heartbrokep
wall was raised from the kennel Of
Pink Lady. a bull terrier, owned by
L. G. Van SICKLE.
John d. Turner. superintendent Of
the show. hurried to the young lady
about. When he returned to his desk
his yes were also vet; he had been
weeping. too.
II can't help It. boys" the super
intendent said. the Pink Lady feels
hurt and 30 do I. Almost wish / were