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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
Arrested In Georgia.

J. 8. Rowell. former depot agent
at this place, was arrested at Zuta, Ga.
last week by Sheriff Sim J. Miller, on a
warrant charging him with breach of
trust with fraudulent intent. Sheriff
Miller went to the Georgia town and
brought his prisoner safely back. On
his arrival here Mr.. Rowell gave bond
for his appearance at court and re-
turned to his home in Georgia. The
many friends of Mr.. Rowell here hope
that he will soon get out of his
difficulty.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
Notice..

Camp Steedmsn No 66S U G V will
meet in theOourt House at this place
at II o'clock Tuesday, March 25, 1913,
at which every member is expected to
be present. This being the regular
meeting officers will be elected, dues
paid. arrangements for attending the
State and General Reunions made and
other business pertaining to the well
fare of the camp transacted.
By order of M. D. Harman,
Commander.
Geo. w. Reeder, Adjt.
Lexington, @, March 8. 1913,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
Notice.

Joe Dickerson, my son, minor, has
left my bed and board without Just
cause; this is to warn all persons from
hiring. feeding and harbordin him
in any manner whatever as the law
will be enforced against all persons
80 doing. AMOS DIOKERSON.
March S, 1913. 1S.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
The Forty Year Test.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period of forty
ye.rs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public in 1872.
From small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until it has at
tanned world wide reputation. You
will find nothing better for a cough or
cold. Try it and you will understand
why it is q favorite after q period of
more than forty years. It not only
gives relief-it cures. For sale by All
Dealers. Adv
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05

The new nickles with the Indian
head on the face and a buffalo on the
reverse side were put in circulation
by the United States sub-treasurer
last Saturday. They were sold in the
larger cities by speculators at fifteen
cents piece.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05

The Sons of Rest held an important
meeting last week at which an elabo-
rate program was arranged for the
summers enjoyment.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
H.:
| WHEN YOU YAWN
IA GOOD DEAL.

In the day time, and feel dull,
lazy and discouraged, you have
every symptom of a torpid
liver.
Simmons Red z Liver Reg
ulator (The Powder Form) is
a fine tonic for a disordered
liver. It acts promptly. The
bilious impurities which have
interfered with the free action
of the liver are driven out, the
tom ach is cleansed and
strengthened so that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
The bowels are purified and a
regular habit re-established.
1t is a splendid medicine for
the whole system, Promotes
a feeling Of energy, mental
activity and cheerful spirits.
Sold BY Dealers. Pdes, large package, sI'oo
Ask for tho genuine with the Bed on the label. II
you cannot got It. remit TO will send BY mai
postpsid Simmons Lver Regulator 10 also pot up in
LIQUID form for those who prefer It, Price, e.oo Per
bottle. Look for tho Bed label.
ILL., znlix 1 CO., Props. s. tssl,, Tie.
81 g
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05

The i brick work on the Kaminer
building is about finished and the car
penters now have it in charge.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
The Markets.

Lexington,-Cotton, middGng, 12l.
Savannah, ,-Turpentine 423.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05

Mr.. Jake Buckley is now guard on
the chaingang.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05
Chronic Stomach
Trouble Cured.

There is nothing more dlscouraging
than chronic disorder of the stomach,
and it is NOT surprising that many
suffer for years with such an ailment
when permanent cure is within their
reach and may be had for q trife.
about one year ago." says P. II.
Beck, of Wakelee, Mich, II bought
package of Cham berlain's Tablets, and
since using them I have felt perfectly
we'll. had previously used any num-
Der Of different medicines. but none of
them were OF any lasting benefit"
Sold by all Dealers. Adv.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-05

Big Stock OF Spring Goods now
being opered, at P. NJ. Frick's, store.
Clapiu, 8 @. Call and SEQ them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
New Bulldog Crowned.

First and foremost. perhaps. Was the
,icioIy II \. II. Stewards Strathtay
Prince Albert in the open and winners
classes for English bulldogs. He defeated
Arnold Lawsons Dreamwold Contaur, d
champion IN England, which was import
Cd 10 this country two weeks ago as one
of the greatest dogs OF his kind ever bred.
and Mrs. G. NJ HamiltonS Hewlett King
Orry. also a champion. which has made
name for himself in this country.
Prince Albert was imported to this
country only. three weeks ago hy Mr.
stewart, OF Boston. owner Of kitty Royal.
which 10 known all over the bulldog
world, at a cost OF 2.>v. lie is only
two years old and is pronounced by good
Iudges as being practically true to type
and dog which is quite likely 10 win the
trophy To-; the best o. an age o. sex in
The show,
Fringe Albert VAS owned % ell EDs..sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20

army officer who was ordered Ia india so
that he fell into the hands Of dealer
who perhaps did not give him the care
necessary 50 that his coat lacks some 81
It's true lustre Mr.. Stewart heard of him
through an agent. gave orders to nuN
him a any cost and landed him IN this
country TO win high honOrs Al the first
asking
II is said that Prince Albert was beaten
once abroad by Ceutaur, but later turned
the tables n team match between dogs
Of Lancashire ana Yorkshire, but II alp
pears that he was covered up on the
whole and really never came into his
own until Yesterday. In spread. lay back,
skull. expression and general con orma-
ton u Is almost impossible 10 find d
flaw lie is q white dog with br.ndlc
head and brndlc shot body. ana weighs
forty-threo pounds Nj Stewart WAS
congratulated on all sides for his jnde-
mont in buying dog - true Ia type.
MI Lawson naturally was disappointed
that th. six dogs ne imported only two
weeks ago without regard to cost failed
in his purpose to sweep the ring in these
classes He won a number Of ribbons.
however. as his dogs were among the
best ever bred and developed i'm Eng
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
BY MRS. BAILEYS WILL
Executors Ordered to Pay Her
Sister $4,000 in 10 Days.

Supreme Court Justice Morschauser. in
White Plains yesterday IN the action
brought Icy Anna Isabelle Hutchinson
against Joseph Z. and Theodore -. Nc
Caddon. as executors Of the will OF Ruth
Louisa Bailey. and Lillian Eliza beth
Harper ordered that the executors pay
over to the plaintiff 5000 within ten days
and $50 quarterly under the terms or
Mrs Bailcy's will, without prejudice 10
the suit which Mrs. Hutchinson, as the
sister Of the showmans widow. has start
cd TO set the Will aside.
The court also directs that the eXccu-
tors pay TO themselves 5000 each and
sa5 GO to Lille Harper. who are also heirs
OF tho late Mrs. Bailey. The papers set
forth that tho defendants admit there is
an estate OF ;l,5oO,Cjo and tho plaintiff con-
tends there is at least 10000
She has also secured an order allowing
her attorneys To inspect the books Of the
estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20

evening an s.cr mos: o. lis t"'" M
spec'inc tac dogs Of that breed.
German sheep logs we've nlcI 20 .-
dcucc. one year rso only seven We"
b"n-hej. lu' his car ,-ei. number !as
been increased 10 seventy gnG t.c' made
rrcir proeercr i"I, D. CONSTANT ye'p.ns
ID barking. +, was iseest"d ,r', nc
might Doe good police ross- icl a-cr is
tr"ir ..sc abIo.j-hu. poor u.tc,tiV's of
tie gum -Ioc oId,r. d. tic, ""rid not
keep quiet Tor a. least one minute OF 80
DAY. II did seem az if they mace NOR"
nois. 'Ean al the rest OF III" dogs com
tincd These Tolnsh looking animals al
uactcd much attention
The Boston terriers were as pOpu,a' a,
ever ard new favorites came ia tn iIont
Major E,rl... doc remarkably true io
t,ue. wa~ Gr-t i'm the limit. open ana
winners classes for uoes. 90 :. pounds
and under .. pounds. while Spider N
carried N tho llu" am'ns tho small dogs
ana earned the reserve ribbon N the WI
ne,s class AMONG the biz dogs Doc Nn-
thony. owned ty Clarence Lucc. Jr- vas
placed FIRST.
Cupid Queen owned ht '.h'n VI.
Tlatz. made Practically c.'an sweep
among the bitcsos. carrying oH tu" high
est hunore in tic limit. open and winners
classes. ON top OF II al. she Vas sold to
Iiermar Eunnns 81 Philmcni Penn. f".
$50.
tie shetland sheep dogs foi tn. ur-t
time These little fellows are col.ics .u
miniature. and pr"m.S' to grow IN nun
Leis I'm this ,ountr, They ar native
o., the Shetland isl.r1s. WHO'RE Al animal
~. ie small. and Will" they IdN. been
-nc4 tt SeNora Sutria't. shows ~ This
country ioI re- Year or two tu"y found q
lac" Yesterday foi The nfsi tnn" among
'lr greatest sud best.
"liatIund jim Eigo' shaved ;Ic Eng
iiSh bs'il,c Dandy 70" l.u+.f. but LETT
Tie fir2 NifLclt Il, l'I" 'l1hun BE-. 40
:.fI,h ,otrI"I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
M'cALL CONVINCED Of
WISDOM Of CONTRACTS
Calls cn McAneny and PTeldeT-
cast 10 Settle Minor Points.
Il Is Said.
re SEEK NEW INJUNCTION
iLinority Stockholders dope to
Prevent Mor:gaging Of In
tcrborough Shearn to
Argue for Appeal

E.9atd T. N,C.a. rh'.1ln, oi ne
Hlolir S.vicc Commission, ha' long
conference s..terdiy 9ftc"aoor with
conuo,.cr Prcudergas' anu Doso'sh
IrcsiIcut McAreny in regard TO 'h' co"-
tracts for the dral transit system. out il
was Understood that in spite oi the hotc
Of Commissioner Naltoie and President
Mit.hc. Of -nc Board a. Aldeim n. Chair
mau Mccall was not I'm doubt IS TO the
wisdom 81 any Of tho "fundamcn'ai' pro-
vision, of the contracts.
Tic conference yesterday Was cnt.ie.F
in regard 10 minor clauses ct the con
tracts Chairman Mccall wanted 10 know
just why some of them had been put 10
and why they Were So expressed. lie
was sat-I.d in every instance w.th the
,yplaua. ion of those who were familiar
~ itu tho provisions. Il Vas uni ,rst'"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20

". T.. Fraser. Judge OF the fox terriers.
drew down some criticism for his placing
in the wire haired classes. lie reversed
himself in way that was hard TO under
stand. but which ,duscd some amuse-
mcnt
In the limit class Tor dogs Mrs Roy 4.
Raincy's Resurrection was placed first.
with Nickcry Revoke second and Nickcry
CollarbOnc ont Of the ribbons In the
open class. hOweV.r CollarDone was
placed second 60 his kennel mate. Fast
Freight. WITH Mrs Eaiuey ResIrrcc-
tiOn third Then came the class for wins
ners, and tins time Resurrection earned
the reserve ribbon to FAST Freight a;
the expense Of Collarbone. Altogether il
was quite odgc-pOdse.
Winthrop Rutherfurd y IS not so PROM
mont rs IN other years ~ith his Stnootn
foN terriers The Sabine Kennels carry
lng OIL most Of the hOnors. Sabine ROndo
won the coveted blues in the limit, open
and winners classes.
4 breed comparatively new L. this
cOunt5. called the Scalyham terriers.
aroused more than passing interest
These little fellows are small edition
OF the wire haired fox terrier. although
the coat ~ some cases is soft and curly.
Mrs. Payne Whitney. Mrs. Alfred 1. du
Pont Mrs Samuel Willcts and August
Belmont. ir.. are among those VINO
showed dogs i'm this breed. Most Of them
were imported from abroad and most Of
them were bred either by Mary the
Tr-sha.a ff or I. lDpCr.sS of
Teck. one year ago only FIVE dogs were
shown IA this class. but Yesterday
tw.nty-four were bcnched and il begins
TO look ~ II the breed would grow in
popularity here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
Blue for August Belmont. Jr

August belmont. ir.. carried of tnc blue
ribbon for dogs with Easton Favaloo.
while Mrs. Payne Whitneys t,sston
Fusee was placed lirst among the dogs Of
opposite sen. Tho story goes that Sealy-
ham terriers. named aiter an estate in
Wales, have been hunted in packs for
otters and badgers Tor a hundred years
or more. but they were not classified by
the English Kennel Club until 1911. and
30 recognized abroad as well az here go
q distinct breed.
Prince Of YORK, ,he .iiredale terrier
which made such furor AT the show a
year ego. vas reserved for tho special
classes. his owner being content 10 take a
chance with MS kennel mate Tinteru
Eot alsl. Ills confidence vas not mis-
placed. ci,h.. a. Soyaiist walked in the
r.s, deien.eI s'rong class and walked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20

out again Win TWO blue gibbons. Andrew
Albright. jrs iine Ooraue was second
classes.
Major Ga,ucr VINO is something of q
fancier himself and owns one or tro Aire-
dales was = visitor ~ the show last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20

Nj Niill 10 T.ul- N.mo.rs cloud.
'nf4 l-.es 'H''., a g.. \.t..Dt
'.ss. fiA NIsH. DIG l.tt.. 4i-.. iIs l-t
Belmont. us. Esst"a ltteI"o. second. Ni'.
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Atf" ] dr Fonts Nc.u'Iff '~fi'..uW
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lcirs oarsns. bird. vI,L.r, Kennel, Nl.L,e
H, ...ai. r., .,p,.... dogs. Prs. Wicker,
MS T.ntuu Eo,al.i' reserve \ 81
LrirIt |r. KIM. Bs.,iir
g.. -, ,...n1 lose. 5r,l h,. .,libito,.,
FIRST NI'lt E.rr~,. yhher. InJc S..t.
second f.f..uel. kcnue... Ia,.lia.i. l'f.
tender. u,r4 Emro,l kennels Emp... cap
ain iu.ru
LAS - opcn. BITCHES. rir.r Vl.t.n
E.ut.f.. tirL.r. -ouLt.fi,. second william
r,'l.'.,, vC,,.,,,. ,.a'f',.u So. ,',,J
r,,,i.i. port.-.s ,,..uia.i Iti..r,.u-
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i.i SSIAN WpLFilOi Np-.
class - american pfen: tossi- First. Kurt
Nspl'l van. rS.YhI, fhr. rams kru
ncls Ian q" Vale f"im: ihifd. \allof
'"ti' "i l.. r1''".
k~in."is /;'l"n ~ i"f'hiu'. second. Valley
rams N'N"'.N I"-','i 'I N'''HnI"'a
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ass 80 '"''H '.'"'s' I'Ni ltaHh 10
N""f man ''.'' 49, on conn Tor
i'ii' ~ Hl'N or iI'' .''r'iH". 'iiin y,
Iaii"hs Kennels No"in OF F"'iana
lafS - 'N'Hh' ~ 'lI'hfN' f'dNh ". Nj
on nan l.'ii"iN' urn ''.''''. h1rt IN
u'l mora
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tI.s. ,IG limi dors. over ?. bounds and
under l.. pounds l-Firsf j. e. AfilbIru..i
Totem Boz. second Louis ItlI.on-l.. y
nooker's Little MOE. third Vs. l. Niobi., %.
Yankee Spider.
Class AZ tortu. dogs. ever T. rounds auI
under l. pounds First. MIS-. ~auue! Gibhy 'f
Spider IN second. T. h.. MilburL'S Tofcu
ho'' 'niIa, VI ryan Il an iltu' l'"'
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fint Iits s'c"h1, ~ 49, l@al Fat'n,
,,.!! 'sr '"i =" '.i,I',s "l.rueS' uS' j VI.
The rnh i.a1'
BULLDOGS
., - ~! 'p2.n; ross' .thei ~ pDunde'-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
New Injunction Sought To-day.

j AspiuWall H"dsr. Who &C council ioF
,ne continental Securities Company. Ok
which Clarence n. Ncnncr - mead, har
i.eu prosecuting suit 80 have IN Inter
borough M.tropoitan COMPANY dissolved
on the ground that il maintains t.1u-it
monopoly ODD this borough. apparent!
hopes d., vii. Joe able io delay ihe #lsnihS
of tnr contracts. fIt Htimated yesterday
that h. would make motion in the fed
rral court tomorrow M connection with
ms suit there which might nave Al I'M
portant bearing or the contracts lie
would not give any particulars.
From oth,, sources. however. IL was
learned that Nj iIodsc intended to apply
Tor an Injunction restraining the Windsor
Trust Company. As trustee oi The Inter
borough stock OF the .uterboroush-M Metro
poiitan Company. tom voting Tor the
proposed N1U"r,.r mortsaBe on the pro v-
erty OF the lnteIboroush To- raise money
for 10 participation in the dual system.
Their. was to have been a meeting OF 'he
Iutci borough stockholders To- approx. tn,
PROPOSED mortgay- on March b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
Want All Distractions Removed.

The Iuterboroush stock Of the Inter
borough Nc tIopoiitsn Company which -
belo in trust by the Windsor trust Con-
panl is !. majority OF ;he stock. II tn.s
stock should ue enjolned nom voting
tb,., could be 40 approval or the mort
.a.,. The luterhoiodsn officials. IT Was
pointed out. would not care 10 ssh the
contracts fur ,he Gui, system unit! th..
N,r. SUI, OF being duie tu put turous p
ar, mort4dse and obtain the money nee
CESAR, to cary out ,ne contracts
Non. Oh the city officials interested N
IN, contracts expressed any tear. how
ever. that the federal courts would 90
ANYTHING that would delay the carr! ms
out of the transit contracts.
NJ. Hodge appeared At the hcarinss Il
the Public Service Commission OH the
application OF the lutorooroueh 10 issue
the Sl1b.O,u.y' bonds. protesting on be-
half oi tu. minority stockholders oil The
lnt.rbo,ough al tho size of the mortgage.
lie also demanded that there bc change
an tine mortgas. agTccm, nj which appar-
emily provides that the PETERBOROUGH can
sp,nd Iu 10. Borough of brooklyn no
more than 100000 ot the money OBJ
tairoG under il. city Official, say that
II they sign tie contracts il viii b. up to
th. marlborough to provide The none
necessary Ia carry them out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
sEALYHAM TERRIERS.

las iei open; DOGS ana bitches First.
;. Pane Whitne.'s Easton Fusse; second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
>Moorn FoN TERRIERS

tIais ~ open: dos ana bi;chcs -irst
Gcogcc 'io.doa .io0re's -pron1ore Gwccha-ra
second Dr. Joseph Creaircrs Nc1ry Gonna 70.
third. VI !. Sulliyan's Ncwry Amrin chief.
las 81 winners; doss ara pi,chcsl + rs..
Genre Gordon Moore DToMoTc GWccbarfa
reserve Or. James CT" itlcr's Ne'grv Gonna D..
sEALYHAM TERRIERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
Shearn 10 Urge Appea! o-day.

Clarence j. Sh,arn viii argue to-day III
motion Tor Permission To- SO To the Court
OF Appeals With the decision OF tie Ap-
pcllstc Division. 1t II not believed tuat
such permission VIII BE- granted
Colonel Timothy :. Williams. pres.den;
of TIA. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
called "u rr, sid"ut McAncay late yes
tciday afternoon 10 ask what the chances
we're for the contracts going through
soon.
f am not worrying any about them,
ne said since ". reached an agree
menL have tried To- dismiss the entire
matter from my mind until the time
comes for the contracts to be- signed. OF
course. | hope that time will come soon.
President Mitchell and commissioner
Maltblc We're in conference most Of yes
tcrday. trying 10 figure ont some way OF
further blocking the signing Of the con-
tracts IN their present form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-20
Prince Albert Carries Off the
Honors in Beating laWSon'S
English Bulldogs.
MAYOR GAYN0R AT SHOW
Cupid's Queen, a Boston Ter.
rier, Sold for $3.50 After
Making Almost Clean
Sweep in Her Glasses.

All that was biggest and best iu the
kingdom OF the dog barked their delight
o. yelped their dspleasure at the yearly
bench show OF the Westminster Kennel
Club. in the Grand Central Palace. Lex
incton avenue and 45th street. Yesterday.
Fanciers from near and far gathered III
the spacious halls and sWore fresh ale
glance 10 the blue blooded CANNES Of ans
tocratic name and lineage There is an
old nursery saying which runs; The last
the best Of all the game" and this might
well be applied 10 the thirty-Seventa an
nual exhibition YESTERDAY. although ln
point OF numbers The Isl dogs entered
fell short by something less .than
bakers dozen OF the record total year
ago.
sixty odd breeds were benched and the
dogs were scattered over three noOrs oil
the huge building. with nineteen "f
twenty show rings 10 facilitate tie Work
Of the Judges The big fellows Including
St. Bernards Great Danes and sporting
oogs. were on the first floor: the medium
sized breeds. such as the colIes. English
bulldogs and Airedale terriers. were on
voted TO the little fellows. in which the
women delisht-the Pomeranians. PekinS-
csc. French bulldogs. fox terriers and
various toy breeds. The Arrangement was
weilnieh perfect. and Jim Mortimer. the
senal superintendent. presided over an
IN o way that made everybody feel thor
oughly at home in this the second year
away from the old home in Madison
Square Garden.
The crowd was big-One OF The biggest
ever seen or an opening day the Pal
ace was so spacious and the aisIes SO
BROAD that opportunity was offered 10
study the blue ribbon winners and the
beaten favorites -for some favorites were
Deate,,-without being impressed with the
ceiling that a bargain sale was IN prog
rcss Alto2ether IL was a most suspicious
openirs for a show that HAS three more
GAYS 70 run.
With $50 regular classes, fofty-oEc more
;han last year. 20 say nothing " hundreds
of specials, the judges began their
arduous iaDors early ana worked hard un-
fu well into .he evening, even under ar
,ilicial light. in All effort 10 keep up 10 the
schedule. The breeds passed on yester-
daY included English bulldogs, Mredal-
f.Irie:s, foN terriers, Great Danes. irish
wolf hounds, ST. BernardS field spanieis.
English settlers, collies and a number of
others. bat some OF he awards were NOT
announced because of being incomplete
IN one or two particulars. There was so
much to see that one visit did not begin
% cover the field. but there were enough
incidents heie and tncie TO attract special
.r.erest.
New Bulldog Crowned.