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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
QUEEN OF GREECE SEES SHOW.
Watches Judging OF PekinR~se,
Had weather Keeps King Away.

Among the visitors at the recent show
at Easthourne. England. and who sat out
the Judging OF tho Pekingese were the
Queen OF Greece. Princess Frederick
Charles Of Hesse. the T.andgraf OF
Hesse and family and Princess t-ene
with Mime. Constostaros IN attendance.
The Queen had expressed tho desire to
see the Pekingese Judged. and specially
asked says our Dogs. that Mrs Austin's
tiny puppy. So Wee Wee. which weighs
hfteen ounces at three and a half months
old. should be brought in Its cage to the
ringside for her to sec.
The catalogue prepared for the Queen
was bound IN the Greek colors. and its
white satin cover was painted with a
black cocker spaniel \ bouquet of pink
carnations and white lilies also was pre-
scented. Had the weather remained fine
the King Of Greece and the Duke %.
sparta would have attended. Among this
other foreign visitors at the ringsde
was Mrs. A. 7. Holland, the well known
pekinge.e owner OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
GOOD BLACK AND TAN PEKE.
Son OF King Beetle OF Mtporu Is
Promising Pup.

Mrs William Sheppard. whose kennel
OF Pekingese. Pomeranians and English
toy spaniels at Sheepshead Bay has been
successful one. II now more than pleased
with black and tan colored Peke by
King Beetle of Minoru. by the famous
English champion and sire. Broadoak
Beetle. This Is the first black and tan
sired by King Beetle
Mrs. Sheppard says that Pekes are the
most popular of all toy dogs and hopes
to show soon her eleven mo nths- ole
puppy All Chun OF Minoru, a son of Mrs.
Harhy's Champion Chun az Egham. An
Chun's mother IL daughter of King
Beetle. All Chuns color IL a shaded red
with dense black mask. He has a
lovely tail and his coat is more than or
dlnarliy profuse. He IL already pro-
spective sire. and with tho arrival of these
puppies Mrs. Sheppard will have the nth
generation OF the famous Broadoak
Beetle strain. Lady Minoru will he shown
in brace classes with All Chun of Mnoru.
II Is worthy OF note that Mrs j. w.
Minturn's Pc Chi OF Rockclirre is tho only
Champion Peke sired by an American
bred dog. She is by King Beetle of
Mlnoru, whose dam was Royden Tye Vat,
imported by Mrs. Sheppard.
There is nice young King Charles
spaniel In the Minoru kennels. He Is a
son OF Mrs. Sheppard's Champion Adonis.
by Ashton More Baronet. The puppy has
n domed head. and short and COLBY
body like his sire. Mrs. Sheppard recently
imported from England the light orange
colored dog Gold Speck's Model OF
Minoru. He is five and quarter pounds
In weight. and with black eyes and nose.
Gold Speck's Models sire is one OF the
best orange COL o.-s. ones IN England. and
he is a half brother to ST Julien and
Mrs Smyth's Young Gold Speck. All the
dogs at Minoru are III excellent form.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
FEW DOGS ON MINNEHAHA.
ship which Generally brings In
Large Numbers Arrives with Four

only four dogs arrived on the Mime
haha this week. These were consigned
to agents so there was 10 way TO Identity
the dogs or their new owners by name.
The dogs came as freight" There was
a nice and young Airedale terrier bitch
with n good long head. fiat skull, good
muzzle and mouth. She Is a big bitch
with first class legs feet and shoulders
her locked tail Is of n nice length-a
sensible one.
A promising harlequin colored Great
Dane dog puppy, shipped by Spratts
Patent. on the other side. came TO hand.
He is only about three months old but
evidently well bred one. lie promises
to grow into a good one, since his bone
is right. and Il Is well formed.
There were two bull bitches, a dark
brindle colored one being the better. She
IL a big one. good In body and nice In
skull her ears are good AZ are her bone
and shoulders. She was superior to the
white bitch In back. bone and feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
MANY DOGS ON OLYMPIC.
Mig ship Bripgs I'm Usual Number
of Good Animals.

The Olympic OF the White Star line
again kept UP her reputation last week as
Il favorite boat for owners desiring su-
perior accommodation for their dogs while
crossing the Atlantic The valuable live
stock arrived In first class order.
Mrs. Ogden Mills, accompanied by her
daughter, fhe Countess of Granard,
brought with her an orange shaded minia-
ture Pomeranian in exquisite coat and
possessing "A lovely carrii &c OF tail. Mrs.
ogden Mills, Jr.. had with her tho favor :
lite black chow chow bitch Night. She
Is of good type and a great traveller.
Mr., and Mrs. John Hussey and family.
who had been IN France. were greatly in
terested In their Airedale terrier. which
now has his freedom in the Adiron-
daGks. a smooth fox terrier OF much
quality was another OF the new Hussey
dogs.
Robert S. Emmett, who has been on a
big game hunting expedition In British
East Africa, was naturally proud OF his
trophies. some OF which had been gained
with the help OF the old Kaffir dog
Mr.. Emmett brought back with him. A
German shepherd dog Was in the anne
ownership, Jack clifford. back from
France had with him a German shepherd
dog called Marse. Tho dog IL OF a nice
class and said 10 be a winner. Mrs. Eve
Ign Thaw had as pet a perfect choco-
late colored Pomeranlan--a miniature
bitch. which was reported to be a taker
OF honors az the last show in Paris
Mrs. Edmund Randolf returning from
the grand tour. had a miniature Pomera-
nidn dog, chocolate In color and possessing
plenty of style and excellent carriage
Mr.. and Mrs w Heller OF San Francisco
had a Prince Charles spaniel bitch, with
the kennel name Of Poppy, She was re-
ported TO be a taker OF prizes in Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Nelson Of Chi
caBo brought "A good Sealyham terrier
dog which they had purchased at the
recent show at Windsor, England and
from the noted breeder and exhibitor
Fred w, Lewis OF Haverford West
Billy, as Mr.. Nelson called his Sealy-
ham. cost little gold mine" at the
Royal Borough bench show Mrs. ]. L. s.
Hadden was accompanied by German
sheepdog bitch. Branksa by name.
Miss Anna +. lIotch OF New York had
an adventure with her German shep-
herd dog Roy. She had been detained on
tho German Belgian frontier and her dog
was taken away from her. Roy was after
ward sent on from Berlin and now he
Is In this city. o, J. c. Trovate of New
York had almost a novelty In the way OF
dogs. They proved to be three good
DlaCk ana TAN Toy terrlers Wnlcn ne mad
purchased In England. There was two
dogs and one bitch. Mrs. Eileen NJ
O'Moore of Berkeley, Cal, after a trip
around the world, brought with her across
tho Atlantic a smooth coated fox ter
rier bred by Lord Ponsonby. The terrier
Is one with some quality, The German
shcepdogs on board had been winners In
Germany and France, and Mrs. Ogden
Mills's chow chow had also been success.
full, 1t was said. In Europe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
WAR MAY REDUCE PRICES.
Dogs Pretty sure 70 he Cheaper 20
HOstiIities Continue.

In consequence OF the general European
war Il IL expected that the prices OF dogs,
especially English dogs, will be consider
ably less than they have been. All ex-
portations of dogs to European countries
will fall Off to nothing, and Britain will
be an overproducer OF dogs. There has
always been large call for sporting
dogs for the Continent and the English
terriers and bulldogs have been extremely
popular in France. Belgium, Holland,
Germany and Austria.
IL Is easy 10 forcsee that the prices
asked for German shepherd dogs will
come down. Before the unfortunate out
break large figures were asked for these
dogs, which grew enormously In value
when there arose an American market
with wealthy American would-be pur-
chHsers. Al the outbreak OF hostiitie
several Americans were In Germany look
ing for trained and good looking police
dogs The difficulty now. however, win be
to get dogs out of Germany during the
war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The management Of the Toronto show
desires 10 call attention of dog owners
and exhibitors who expect to attend that
1x,ur. that tho following provisions have
been made for their convenience
ITO avoid any possible trouble at
American customs and to exempt does
rom duty on return all that is required
a. a limited states export certificate and
consular certificate. and that dogs be
returned through port of entry.
The United states export ana CON
sular certificates may he hah from inc
American Consul, Toronto.
THE association has made ARRANGE
rnent. at the ports OF Buffalo Suspension
Bridge. New York, Detroit ana sort
Huron to have n special customs ofhcer
at each point to pass all dogs without
any DELAY whatever. but the United
states export and consular cert'ncates
will be necessary"
August IS. with j. o. Orr, Toronto, can
ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
Miss Emmops and her Russian
wolfhound Karl Inch.
under the Jurisdiction of the American

under the Jurisdiction OF the American
Kennel Club:
No dog born on or after January l.
1918. whose ears have been cropped shall
be eligible for competitions al shows held
under these rules We further request
that this he considered as a motion pre-
sented by us. and that IT he brought he-
fore your committee nj It's next meeting
We are DESTROYS that the greatest pub
LEFTY compatible with tho powers OF your
committee be given to this motion. To
this end No trust your committe. will see
its way TO having the motion together
with this communication published in the
next and current issues of the I,rs ricon
Kennel Gazette. including that issue pre-
cedng the quarterly meeting OF the dele
gates in September"
Cropping has been carried on generally
throughout the United States. and a
good crop" has been considered one of
the finest attributes TO the American dog
the Boston terrier. Without d doubt con
siderable cruelty has existed during the
cropping or cutting period In recent
years cocaine and anHsthetics have been
used while the dog has been under the
operation. Cropping is OF course against
, the law, aud it has long been disallow ed
by the kennel Club, England.
Such breeds AZ Manchester terriers,
bull terriers Great Danes, Brussels
Grfrons. Yorkshire terriers and toy black
and tan terriers will be untrimmed n the
proposed rule comes into force When
cropping was stopped in England the
Great Dane breed WAS mostly affected
The Great Dane Club at that time re-
solved TO disoand because of the enact
ment. The lack OF smartness in the Eng
lish Great Dane in those days WAS APP
parent when placed beside the dogs OF
Germany. Belgium and Holland. where
cropping was and is allowed. Great Dane
and bull terrier breeders had given no at
tentlon to the size or the carriage OF the
natural ear.
Cropping would do away with any I'M
slghtliness 40 far as the houndiness or
carnage OF the ear cartilage wnS con-
cerned. In the old days Irish terriers
Were cropped. natural cared red ter
rler was an exception. Now, as all the
world knows. the Irish terrier has as neat
an ear as any terrier. Should the new
proposition become a rule the future and
correct carriage of the ears of the Boston
terrier will doubtlessly cause much dis
| cussion. II tho Boston must have a tulip
the French bulldog. If the lug is TO be
Of the rose shape then he will put one in
mind OF a long faced and miniature bull
dog: II the button or drop ear Is called
for. the genus mutt will he writ large
on his countenanoe. II Is probable that
the rose ear will have the preference. He
| certainly will have escaped the undoubtsd
useless operation OF cropping and the
subsequent fixing of the ears so that they
shall stand up like darts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
WATERLOO STAKE AT RED OAK.
Classic Coursing Event VIII he Held
at Iowa show.

Tho Red OAK Coursing club will hold
its second meeting on october ~ and
following days on the infeld OF the track
at Pactoias Park. Red oak. Ia. The
club has obtained for this event the
National Waterloo cup stake for sixty
four all aged greyhouuds at an entrance
fee Of s25. Entries will close On July
81. and nominating blanks may he had
by applying to T. NJ. Evedston. Alma,
Neb, who will give all the necessary
information regarding the stake.
In addition To the Waterloo there Will
be puppy stake for all puppies at an
entrance fee Of $40. The Red oak club
is giving $500 for the meet Tho added
money for the Waterloo IL $3.50 and $3.50
for the puppy stake. Ed Neave Will
Judge and ". $. Bvens oif1cate as
slipper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
GOOD AIREDALEs AT ANNADALE
kindnle Crack Is Doing Wen at
BOydcn kennels.

The Airedale terrier Boydcn Kennels
at Annadale, Staten Island. are now
well filled and they are capitally APP
pointed. Kindale Crack, the recent i'm
portation, is getting on we'll, but he still
requires moro flesh before he will be
ready and At for the show ring Crack
is an extremely lively dog, and were he
given unlimited freedom would hunt in
wooded country around Mr.. Thomson's
home night and day.
The tan color of Kindale Crack IL
nothing short OF remarkable. II is of the
rich. deep golden shade and not OF the
light or mealie color The color of Kin
dale Crack win be sought after by breed
ers. and certainly will be admired by AL
Judges. II was his extra good shape
that must have helped him TO win the gold
medal at the Otley show-the Mecca of
Airedale terriers.
Regalia, the Baltimore winner, il doing
well in tho roomy kennels at Boyden. and
he is proving himself a sire OF great merit.
There Is a beautiful litter of eight puppics
by him out OF the imported Kindale Kitty.
They haven't a white hair on them. ard
their ears are small Here IL a comb,na.
ton OF the Master Brian and Primrose
strains
There is a nice young dog in these quar-.
ters. lie Is 20 be called Boyden Marvel.
lie IL one of the ra.y Kind and full of
quality. 1t was once arranged to ex-
hibit him in n month or ~. but he will be
kept back so as 10 give him time 10
thicken out his body and gain the condl.
tion and breadth that will make a good
dog of him. rare stamped bitch IL
Kindale Kitty. n daughter OF Marvellous
BOY, the sire of Kindale Crack, and
Oorang Beauty. Kitty is first class
mother. and the stamp OF bitch that can
not help throwing winners. There is
plenty OF her. and her front and shoulders
are all that could be desired her sole
fault Is a trining llghtness In the shade
OF her eyes.
Arthur Boyden Thomson and Mrs
Thomson are both keen admirers OF Aire,
dales, and on their new property within
an easy distance OF the Annadale station
there is nm ideal place. both in premises
and extent Of land, for the raising OF
SOUND Airedales and pit game fowls OF
the latter race OF fighters there IL al
exoellsnt strain ~ Bov1sus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
NAMES OF JUDGES ANNOUNCED.
List Of Those who WIN OfnciatT nj
Allentown show.

The following is the official list Of judges
Tor the Allentown, Pa, show 10 be held
ON Scptcmher
g. W. Glehe, bloodhounds mastifrs. st
Demands, Great Danes Forester II
scott, Russian wollhounds Irish wolf
hounds scottish drerhounds. greyhounds
and whippota; l.. j. Beecher toxhounds
pninters. settlers. bea giles Belgian and Ger.
1pan shecpdogs Dr. Charles w. Reed
y sporting Spaniels, bull terriers and
Manchester terriers; +, l., Hauptner
dlchshunG' German boxers and Dober-
man piuschers.
j y EDGE, colles and Old English
sNeepdoFs Or +. II. Berendsohn, poodles
schupperkes, English toy spaniels, Peking
use, Japanese puss, toy poodles. Yorkshire
terriers, toy black and tans, griffone, pa
Wllons, Italian greyhounds and mscel
ltneous class Or j. l., DE Mund Chow.
elbows, palmatians aud French bulldogs
Mrs William 7. Drew bulldogs W
" Jones' Aredal', fox, Sealyham. Irish
N".sn. bsndie Dnmont and Redlngtor
terriers James r. Meade Boston Ter
ners Mrs VI. Koerlin, Pomeranians ant
Maltese teriera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
MOVEMENT ON FOOT
TO ABOLISH CROPPING
Rule Which Has Long Existed
in Great Britain May Be
Adopted Here.

There II a movement on foot to stop
the cropping OF all dogr which are TO
come under tho rules OF the American
Kennel Club. Theodore offerman. John
q. Bates. w. r. Patterson. George Ellis.
Tyler More and Theodore Crane. ali
prominent dog owners and delegates from
speciality dog clubs to the American Ken
mel Club. write to the club that they have
been urged by many breeders and ex-
hibitors that the following addition be
made to tho rules governing dog shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The Denver Kennel club will hold its
show on October 30, 81 and November
In the Auditorium, Denver, Col. Or
John De Mund OF Brooklyn, n. V. VIII
be the all round Judge, II has been pro-
posed to hold an Airedale terrier spec
ialty show and a collie show In connec-
ton with the big Denver AFFAIR. In the
event OF such being arranged specialists
will be engaged To pass on those breeds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
JAIME. worthington Moves His Ken
peIs.

James worthington. the well known
public handler. has removed his kennels
10 ocean avenue. Rosedalc. L. I. Here will
be found extensive premises with all the
accommodation and experienced attend
ance for high class animals. The Ross
Proctor Sealyham terriers are under the
careful eye Of Worthington at shows and
no dogs could BE- put down In better
condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The London, ont, dog sho" VIII ne
held in connection with the Western FAR
association on September IBIS. TINS ~
the week following the Toronto SHOW
London will he sure to get some en' ,s
80, ~. Trni,ed states. The show lost
er,r,ss last year but the managers hope
mis- wear TO equal tho entry OF lsl2'
which was the record. Charles n Mason
Port washington, y. Y. will Judge. A.
NJ Hunt. London. ont. II the secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
Atlanta show VIII he Large.

The Atlanta, Ga. dog show will be held
on October IL, 10, II and 10, II will be
the largest OF its kind ever held in that
State. The Atlanta Kennel club is pro-
vding a full classification and the tradi-
tional Southern generosity In the matter
Of both specials and courtesies to her visi-
tors will doubtlessly mako II an attractive
event, II will be held under the superin-
tendence of George T.. Foley OF Lsns-
downr, Pa, DR. John De Mund OF Brook
Ign, n. Y, will be all around Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The Pennsylvania Beagle Club field
trials viii start on October 26 and will
be run In the neighborhood of Knox, Pa.
u. r. Rose, the secretary, reports that
the centre Of the trial grounds is not more
than mile from Knox and clubhouse
is available for luncheon and during in
element weather. There In plenty OF game
and tho Judges will be tho Rev. II. Il.
PhtppA and J. A. Eohsnm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS,
new YORK KENNELS.

Mr.. Reuben Clarke, International Jud gr -.
fers choice selection of pedigrccd dogs OF every
breed, Including exquisite miniature Porne-s
SIS up. Smart Aircdales, Irish. Scotch and 70,
Ierriers s. 0up Hand some I'm glish and Fr.nSh
poodles, $40 up. and various others. open s,'r
DAYS Phone S,uyvessnt 55ss, ils East 9th s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The Western Airedale Club will hold
it's show at the Hotel Sherman, Chicago,
H., on Saturday, October II. DIR. Rob
ert l.. James will Judge, Premium lists
may be obtained from the secretary,
Earle J. Woodward. Highland Park, H.,
or A. W. Gates. 30 Dearborn street,
Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

The committee Of the Allentown, Pa,
Kennel club will offer for competition at
their show next month, seventy-hve cups,
100 medals, and handsome vases Of the
value Of IS upward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.

At STUD.
The Yorkshire Terrier Clayton Wee Marvel
A proven Sire u In one litter, Winner hes
shows In England Foe. $50. Also small i'm
ported POmerantans for sale.
MRS THORPE
Neck Road, Sheepshead Bay, l.. I. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
TOY AND SPORTING sPANIELs.

NEPAL KENNELS COCKER sPANuEIs
Have won over 100 prizes at the principal shows
Puppies and grown stock usually for sale. Teie.
frsph and express address, Great Barrln g.on,
Co.. Mass. New York address, Rosm ". ~
broadway.
b. u LEONHARDT, JAPANEs- spANIEIs
God and white and black and white pup
pies ny Omar on exhibition and for sale (.
- 4th ave. Brooklyn. Telephone.
FOR SALE ea utifui male JAPANESE
SPANIEL. Will be sold at very reasonable figure.
Oriental Mouse. Sheepshead bay. N. Y. Tel 100
Coney Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
AIREDALES.

ATREDALEs - Champion PRINCE OF
YORK and TiNrERN ROYALrsT: Wire Fox
Terriers--vICKERY WIRE RESULT Fee
t25 each. Young stock always for rale.
vICKBRY KENNELS. harrington, Ill
AlREDALE TERRIERS and MEXICAN
CH1HUAHUAS at Allsfone Kennels Bound
Brook ~ J.
FOX TERRIERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
Bull TERRIERS.

AT STUD
Chsmp iop Bloom sbrr, R,dgemox. Fee $40
grand litter OF puppies. 10y Bloomsbury Rid GO
nog out Of that good bitch Ukipita Retsof. FOR
sale.
I. l.. PLAT,
"a Hurlbut Street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
BOSTON TERRIERS.

Boston Terriers, house raised grown and
young stock. pedigrsed and registered. for
sale Orange Blossom Kennels. 1ba Summer
Ave. Newark. N. j.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-11-17
ANNUAL MEETING OF
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting Forestry dissertation
'ai To Members and for ~Nppnint-
ment OF Delegates VIII Re issued
At an Early Date.

tPress Service y. Z. Geological and
Economic Survey
IL mas been announced hy the Exc
CutNe that the NTH an
nual convention Of the North Caro-
Ina Forestry Association Wlll be held
IN itaielSh on Wednesday. January
Is. 1915.
The pressing need for some definite
policy on the part Of North Carolina
towards its forests becomes more an
parent each year and the people are
fast realizing il. All that Is needed
IS for the facts TO be brought to the
attention of the public; and this IS
what the North Carolina Forestry AS
ISOLATION has set itself L. do.
When it is realized by the think
ing people Of the State that there IS
twice as much Woodland IS there Is
cleared land, and that while hundreds
OF thousands of dollars are being spent
by the State government to encour-
age the Improvement OF cultivated
land, nothing is spent for he improve
ment of woodland, the need for action
Will be obvious. The State has an
Agricultural Experiment Station.
several test farms. an Agricultural
College, a Department OF Agriculture,
many farm life schools. and various
other activities for the assistance If
the farmer, yet they only help him
with The one-third Of his land: the
other two-thirds is not only neglected
but ignored.
The Forestry Association should
receive the hearty support Of all
owners of woodland and other pro-
gressive citizens in its efforts TO inn
prove the condition of this large pro-
portion Of the areas of the State.
A call to members and for appoint
ment Of delegates will be issued short
ly. The program, which will include
addresses from a number Of promin-
ent speakers is now being arranged.