The sun., 1912-08-04
QUAKER DOGS VIE WITH
METROPOLITAN ENTRIES
Honors Divided in Big Show on
Pier at Atlantic City-NO
Best Dog Prize.
Sun CUP MRS. STEWARDS
Wins Trophy for Toy Breeds
With Tiny Offley sun
Dew.

Metropolitan aspirants divided the hon.
"rs with representatives. from the Quaker
city 1T tho initial dog show of the La.
dies Kennel Association of New Jersey.
which was held on Young's Pier Allan
TIC City, on Friday. There was no spe.
ciai prize for the best dog In the show.
which was rather disappointing as every
one looks forward to the psychological
moment when the power behind the
throne shall declare which particular
winner shall bo monarch OF all he sur
scys" Each little dog had to be content
with his little bit Of azure culled In his
own particular breed and not ask to be
declared better than every other dog Of
every other breed.
The beautiful. but treacherous, Russian
wolfhound was we'll represented. with on.
tries from the Naleska Kennels of Lans-
downe and f. Spencer Byram. whose st.
Michael and Champion OKean, captured
the blues IN their respective classes. Mrs.
iIadley Judged the wolfhounds in IA mas.
terly manner. which made the railbirds
wonder why no woman had ever before
acted In this capacity with this particular
hf led.
Mrs. Frank T. Clarke's champion Ash.
ION Wee Oliver was Miss Patton's choice
for first honors In Poms. which award
none could gainsay. for Wee Oliver has
been pronounced the best OF his breed in
America by the most noted Judges. Mrs
Ralph {. Stewart and Mrs. Avis werc
we'll up In the ribbons also Mrs Av!s's
Wilmington took the reserve to Wee OIL
ver's winners. Mrs. Ralph Stewards
cffley sun Dew was the winner Of THE
SrN trophy. which was offered for com.
th.a fny .ka
barred
The killearn Kennels owned by Alfred
II. Maclay. were we'll represented in the
different breeds Killearn Dagg. his ia.
rorite greyhound. took winners in his
class. under the able Judge. y. r. Lewis.
Jf hill.arn Oorang. an Airedale. whose
conformation surpasscs that of most of
mis- contemporaries but who is shy on
color. made his appearance In tho open
class In competition with Theodore OF.
lermans Bryn Bay. Dr. Slmon's BauCh-
fell Model and Francis @. Porters Clon-
mel Cadet In the exhibition of Dandie
Dinmout terriers. the kill.arn Kennels aro
always In the van. for they hold the fin
"st string OF these quaint dogs In A'ne~-
ica- killearH Haw!ck Masher and Kill
'arn Miss Botherem were the only repr,.
sentatives OF this build
Inc great English champion, Baron
Heamins. owned by Mrs. Alison Lederer.
met defeat at the hands of W. c. Bech.
'oiu BuTsco Barone. in the showinging
VI t.ngEsh bulldogs under Robert Gug-
.enheIm. II behooves the Raron 20 be
NJ ana doing or his English admirers
VIII be inquirins as to the "pourauoi."
me Baron has his followers who de-
clare that he shr uld never he beaten. but
recent events prove that there is an
"tner side to the question.
ihere was n reversal Of form In the
iuukinE OF settlers which
ni surprise 70 those who had pinned
ih.ir faith TO II. II. Thinkers entries
francis q. Taylor selected Victor o. Kay
H. in preference to Nabob III. or Flint.
'hu tne deVotees lifted up their voices In
protest and refused to be- comforted.
There was balm for their wounded
feelings. however. in the award ,yh,ch
gave hrst honors TO T.. n. Chase's Lans.
Hp"ne Lena. as she IL one OF the hest
Ensi'sh settlers In the country and /,
favorite with every one. Ot,a A. and
eiihor. two champions from the ken.
.e "e's VI fred herb!. Gloucester. took all
o' the honors In Gordon se.ters
Philadelphia was we'll represented
wnere the colies concreSated. In dors
81 u McCuilough's Eden Professor was
second choice and his Bestrnan's hin.
=. LAD was a good winner Mrs II. NJ
'n1'npsoh won several prizes with some
~ her own breeding.
carried or the honors amons the SCOT.
tsh deerhounds. Among IL. Man.
'nestefs. Leeds imperative. from the k.n-
hs's OF A!f belmont scored :, notable
N'ctory when h. defeated Ms Frank "A
\ddyman's Champion Leader
Miss T. q. Hyam Of Borota \ I r.n,,
- taxing up tn. GriiIons In real earn,s,
,arrled away III" blu" In class g.7 with
baoeyett", it'll" lady who j. a rar.
ncularly good specimen. III. blue In
me collection OF dogs went To- Miss +. j.
Walsh's Bobby, Jr
other well known exhibitors v.ro
howard Gould, who showed his r-,sr
terriers Cnstlesould Banke~. Cas,lcgoulJ
sender. Casticroull Barker and th,
puppy. Castlcgould MaSs!c: \. AIhr,pht
Jr'. win his smooth fox terrier cbu,r-
pion' Boushfcil Wat"rlily. and his West
Highland white champion. nnuphr.,t
Taiisker; Robert Goelet. who had hi,
'ilenmorc kennels represented nv M.
harlequin Great Dane Prince M.rod nr
Gienmere, the bun terrier chatntinn G,er-
'her" channel Queen ana the West High.
anu Wnit. terriers. Rumpus ri Gleniner.
~" hn"eil"n or Glenm"re Miss Amy l.
oonnaHl' VINO showed bloudhounas; Mrs
, haries lpurnell. who showed poius nnd
reNes MIS-, y. Iiungerford. win nor
uauchshundes Miss Vernona .Jarbaa,,
VINO had jeanette Nanon and La po,,.
cora In the exhibition of Trenches: Wov
Jones. who had Clean Break and J-ro.t
entered In the bun terriers. Miss Io,,,
Schilllng, with her Pou'ns: Mis- Dnr,-,,Y,
Thompson. Miss Anne Tracy. Jiss Eth,i
Rogers and Miss A1.ia D;,kt. ''''''