Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
ELECT GOVERNORS
AT BULLDOG CLUB
Shirley, Brown and Parvin Re.
tanned, While Two New DE-
rectOrs Are Appointed.
KENNEL NOTES AND GOSSIP


dog Club of New Jersey the gov
ernors, Drs. Shirley and Bioren and
Mr.. Parvin, were reelected. Two new
governors were elected, the same
being Pascal Moore and r. w. Kirsch-
baum. The dues were voted raised to
So per year after January 1.
The officers for 1914 are as follows:
President, George Low; vice-presi-
dent, j. Irwin; secretary and treas
urer. DR.. J. F. Bioren. ]. q. Horrax
of Passaic, resigned.
McGookin's Todd Boy is the sire of
some classy puppies. and is without
doubt the best Yorkshire in the State.
Many people disagreed with George
Low in placing Lassicat over CHI.
I Beaming Belle, but on close inspeo-
ton she beats Belle in nearly every
point but foreface,
The Philadelphia-Bo Boston Terrier
Club will hold a roof garden show at
the Continental Hotel on January 90
Il. Samuel r. Foster will Judge, but,
in case of his inability to officiate,
Joseph Dale, Of Brooklyn, will take
his place.
Midgley Marsden, the veteran Pom
man, will Judge for the Pomeranian
Club show at the Waldorf, New York,
January 20.
Newington Merry Lad, purchased
last week by John z. Horrax, is a
lightweight and won all the way
through the classes and eventually
the prize for best lightweight under
Sam Crabtree, at Alexander Palace,
London. He is by Dathan, by Donax
Robert Goelet has brought back a
string of crack bull terriers, which
will give Mr.. Albright, of this city,
considerable competition against his
Oh. South End Sombrero.
The Alta st. Bernard Kennels will
leave the West for New York shortly.
The big breed will surely take new
start when these international win
ners come. Mrs. Lee is the owner.
Charlie Hopton will Judge terriers
at the All Terrier show to be held In
Toronto January 9 and 10.
]. b. Hopkins's kennels, now of
Jersey City, will move to Philadelphia
shortly.
John W. Minturn, of Hillside Farm,
Syosset, Long Island, bought yester-
day the miniature bull bitch Urswicke
Pearl, winner at the Bulldog Breeders
Association show on Saturday night.
Mr.. Minturn paid $500 for this bitch,
which price works out at something
more than $50 a pound. Urswicke
Pearl arrived with Robert Lobban, of
this city, on the Lusitania on Friday
last.
Robert Lobban, of this city, will
send the international champion bull
dog, Champion Deodora Monarch, to
England in March, and the dog will
be placed at stud in London. Deodora
Monarch is an exceptionally robust
dog, and it Is hoped that he will be
returned during the autumn of next
year. Monarch is a winner of seven
teen championships In America and
Europe, and has proved himself q
sire Of much value.
Carl W. Menk, jr., was up in the
money in every class. His latest buy
Fangman's Juno, is a very typical
heavyweight, her only fault being her
disposition.
Andy McGooken reports a litter of
four black and tan pups by Walkers
Toby ex Queen OF Spades. All
bitches.
The only living veteran of any note
in New Jersey is now Mrs. Dolls
Huck Finn, and we know he can hold
up the laurels OF them all.
Captain Dolan is now one of the
leading terrier men in the State: his
kennels are headed by the great
1rishman, Kelly d.
r. Eaton is the owner of eight Bos-
ton puppies, perfectly marked dark
seal brindle, by Haleyj's Boy, ex-June
Bug. He lives at Saybrook.
Mrs. DeWinter's Dina Won Buron,
a German police dog, trailed a thief
the other day. She is naturally very
proud Of her latest achievement.
Otto Stauder has sold his good
bitch, Oakcliffe White Plume, to R.
c. Constantine, OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. Albright, Of this city, got best
bitch In the show with Brickfleld
Molly (Airedale) at Cleveland