The San Francisco call., 1913-08-31

OF bringing out monthly publication.
The journal would be of educational
as Well as of fancy" value, and the
translations from the German can be
placed in willing and capable hands.
The matter will be discussed at the
next meeting of the club.
AMERICA HAS BEST FRENCH
BULLDOGS
Mrs. Donald Armour, a member of
the well known Chicago family. who
resides In London, keeps up a large
kennel of French bulldogs. So inn
pIessed is Mrs. Armour with the SUI
periority of American French bull
dogs that she has resolved to inn
port into England at least one Amer
lean stud dog OF renown and some
matrons of the right stamp and
blood. The excellence of the Amer
lean French bulldog Is undeniable
and in this breed the United States
stands pre-eminent.
ROOM FOR BOARDING KENNELS
San Francisco is filing up rapidly
with apartment houses and flats. and
the number of yards is rapidly de-
creasing. This. of course, makes a
ing kennels Yet. If you look for a
place to board your dog you will have
to see some friend who is interested
in dogs. He VIII tell you that So
and-So takes boarders. but perhaps
when you go to see him So-and-So
will tell you that he has only room
for four or five dogs and that he is
filled up
Personally the writer has had no
less than a dozen people ask him
where they can find a place to board
their dogs. A good. live, up to the
minute boarding kennel. IN or near
San Francisco. would be a paying
proposition. Not q kennel owned by
the type of dog man who expects to
fit UP a makeshift place. sit down,
and have the boarders come to him.
hut kennel that will give his
boarders clean. sanitary. sunny runs,
with good kenneling and clean, dry
bedding, and will advertise to get
the business and treat each custo-
ner so that he may send him busi-
ness The charity man who depends
on his friend sending him a few
boarders is generally of the type that
mistreats his animals.
Certainly no argument can be put
up that there is no money in IT, for
1T would take only 20 or so boarders
at $40 apiece to net more than can
be made with the present system Of
sitting down and expecting business
to find you.
AEAHUAC vANDAL SOLD
Mr. E. ]. Blanco. owner Of the
Eromore kennels, at Vallejo, has just
sold his Airedale stud Anahuac Van
dal-Ch. Wat1and's Marvel by Wing
field Duchess--to Mr. John H Hol-
brook OF Kelseyville. Dir. Blanco re-
ports business good and plenty Of
sales.
NEXT WEEK
Next week the Kennel department
Will be bigger and better than ever.
but owing to the change of The Call
it will appear in Saturdays issue
For that reason all kennel notes and
news items should be sent In by Tues
day of each week. IL you can get
them in earlier, so much the better.
You do not necessarily have to be
an advertiser to send in your dogs
photo. OF course, advertisers will
naturally have preference. but what
we want most OF all are good photos
of good dogs Send yours in now.
Tomorrow You may forget 1t.
And don't forget, the Kennel de-
partment will be given more space
news, both eastern and western than
any publication devoted to dogs on
the Pacific coast The logical thing
a real kennel magazine. published
weekly, as the news happens, instead
Of monthly, and with the large circu-
lation of newspaper coupled with
the circulation of kennel magazine
for almost all Pacific coast and mid
die western fanciers get the Kennel
department each week.
TWO TRIPS OF 1000 MILES
Mrs. James Van Bruden OF San
Francisco is in England and has pur-
chased the small Pekingese dog Maori
of WingfeId. This little dog was
third In the novice class at Maiden
head July 81 Maori was whelped in
New Zealand and Lady Moore bought
him from Lord Islington. Maori was
brought to England, placed in quar-
antine for three months, and then at
once entered at Maidenhead and was
claimed by the California woman.
Now Maori has q further Journey of
1000 miles to go, and he will be about
the most travelled Pekingese alive.
BERLIN. Aug. 30.--Najor George
4. Langhorne of the United States
army. the new military attache to the
embassy in Berlin, arrived here to-
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