Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

Mr.. Carl Menk. jr's, new Boston
terrier bitch, Nashobe Gaby, Is goo1
enough to compete with the best
She took winners for bitches at the
y. K G. match in q class Of at least
! ten.
II you want to see really good
litter of Bostona ask Tom Haley tc
show you Haley Boys latest.
r. W. Kirschbaum's male Eminent
Turk ex-Land's Lenox pup Is now
owned by Mrs c. n. Platt, Of As
teria, L. l.
mr. Thomas Grisdale has quite a
wager with several local men that
Little CULVER, now owned by Mr.. j.
Alinturn, can beat Champion Hew-
lett King Cry in a point-scored
match.
Mr.. Robert Lobban, of Newark and
London is going to judge bulldogs
at Princeton Saturday.
| It is rumored in local circles that
Vinton p. Breese will judge bulldogs
at the Westminster show in 1914.
Mrs. Rubino has forty six German
and Belgian sheep dogs in her ken
nels. She Is one of the foremost
breeders in the country Of these
dogs.
An English bulldog from the Dor
chester Kennels has gone to Fort
| Sam Houston, Tex, as mascot.
Connaught Boy, the well-known
Irish setter, died at the home Of his
mistress, Mrs. II. NJ Talbot, Atlantic,
Mass, last week.
Mr.. Andrew Albright, jr.. Of New
ark, left for the coast with his string
OF crack terriers, to be shown at all
/ the. leading shows TO be held there.
The BERTHE" dogs are certainly
cutting a wide swath in American
lei p. Ritchie's Bertie's Best, Wood
craft BERTHE and Inwall Kennels Kill
burn BERTHE.
Paul seardou, OF Hasbrouck
Helg hts. has q crackajack winner in
his Beaming Belle. She represents
four generations OF his own breed
ing.
DR.. Shirley will breed his Wood
craft Prophecies, better known as
Smoky" to Harry Rushton's white
lightweight Woodcraft. Sir David.
DR.. Bioren. DIR. Shirley, Tom Par
Ven, Dick Kirschbaum and several
other local dogmen and their dogs
VIII go to Far Rockaway Wednes-
day to give Jack Holzhauer strong
support In his classes
M Plum, OF this city, has very
nice chow, but we regret to say that
We have not seen him at any of the
fixtures.
g. Degavre lost a very promising
Yorkshire puppy through intestinal
troubles. His Buster Brown, the sire
of the pup, was stolen shortly be-
fore.
Baughfell Kennels, this city, owned
by A. Albright. have raised the stud
fee of their new Airedale, the I'M
beaten German champion, His High
ness. King oorang. the International
cha NIPPON, is receiving steady pat
ronage, and Oorang puppies are
placed high at al the shows
Mr.. Holzhauer, of the Heldgelawn
Kennels. this city. has just shipped
an English miniature bitch to the
Highpoint Kennels. Jersey City The
pup is by Mavourneen Major, He
Will also breed his Hedgelawn Prin-
cess to Champion Deodora Monarch
shortly, who is at present in Eliza
beth.
Mrs. A. S. Lewis, OF Spring Lake,
has purchased the brown Pom, Ac-
ceber Daffodil.
The Boston Terrier Club, Of Cam
ada. will hold its sixth annual show
in Toronto on Thursday, january /,
1914 John Dietschler, OF Buffalo, will
judge.
Oh. Halloo Prince, formerly owned
by Joe Walkland. of Newark, is sir
ing some nice stock around illinois,
which is now his home.
The Airedale Terrier Club, OF
America. viii hold its specially show
in New York city tomorrow. Thomas
Cadwalader is the secretary.
Princeton show on the same date
Also Bull Terrier Club Of America
at Bush Terminal building, Brook
Ign.
Quite q big day.
Harry Rushton's newly, imported
heavyweight bulldog. Woodcraft Ma
homet, is very much in Tnand Sc
Harry informs us. and some of his
get are due shortly.
The Bulldog Club of New Jersey
viii hold it's annual meeting on De-
cember %.
Judborn Trained Nurse, the we'll
known winning bitch of Beardsley
Judson, of New York, died recently
during whelping period Trained
Nurse was Marquise bred bitch.
The Closeburn Kennels. of Cald-
well, which are fast b coming one OF
our leading kennels have engaged
for their kennel man William Doug
lass. late of Dundee. Scotland, and
the Claymore Kennels of Scotties In
that country.
II. B. Hungerford, of 'iMountaineer'
fame. has again taken UP the collie
The Southampton, IL. IL Kennel
Club will give show on July II
1914
Some New York judges for Feb
ruary: McCandlish, for Scotties and
West Highlands: Captain Beamish
for bulldogs; DR.. o. P. Bennett, for
collies Personally, we would like to
see Vint Breese take bulldogs at this
stellar event.
Mr.. M'nturn's miniature Little Gull