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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-21

GOOD BRICK HOME

GOOD BRICK HOME
We offer a genuine bargain in q e.
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land adjoining Lockhart Ranch, at
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IS Edith
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COMB WHITE LEGHORN
LILL.NS ANn LGls

GIN h0 AMI AHhN
From heavy laying vigorous, old
stock; the product of our years OF ex-
perience IN breeding Prize winners
four yeufs at New Mexico State Fair.
Best cockerel IN 1918 show Chicks,
leo each; Sl4 per hundred Eggs
stG0 per fifteen: SO per hundred
Gentry's Poultry ranch. Albuquerque,
n 81 phone thhGI
The sun., 1914-08-16
JAPANESE SPANIELs FAVORED,
Toy Dogs From Land of Miksdo Are
ReEsininE Popularity.

There are many who claim that IL will
not be long before the perky and intelli-
gent Japanese spaniel will come int o his own
again. For the last few years there has
been such rush for Pekingese dogs that
the white and black and the white and
lemon toy dogs OF the land OF the chrysan-
themum have been partly put In the shade.
Roth breeds are handsome. The Japaneee,
however. are the older favorites, and II can
be said OF those in the United states that
most OF them. or their sires or dams, were
imported direct from Japan.
California has been lucky IN It's arrtval Ia
from the East. and many have come into
the port of New York for Mrs T.. II. Berend-
sohn. Miss Lucy A. Harksen, Mrs. A. Van
Heusen. Mrs. II. T. Harrison. Mrs l.. T..
Domler and other ladies'. The importa-
|, tions will be increased with the opening OF
the Panama Canal. with the greatly i'm
proved and accelerated sea voyage bet " cen
the United States and the empire of the
Mikado,
Some Of the above mentioned enthusiasts
have stated that they mean to 20 in more
than ever for Japanese spaniels, alt hou Y h
Miss Harksen OF Brooklyn said yesterday
that she was afraid the present war would
upset her calculations about some dogs
she had purchased In Japan and which were
about 20 leave the East or were already or
q the high seas. A protracted voyage puts
the little Japanese spaniel to little or M
Inconvenience. They are generally com
fortably housed IN neat and ornamenteC
kennels, and these dainty dog houses ar,
not the least interesting Of the things "
connection with he import Ion of t he dog,
from the flovery Kingdom.
The sun., 1914-08-16
WAR SURE TO REDUCE
EUROPEAN DOG PRICES
American Buyers Will Have
Golden Opportunity to
Get Bargains.

There will be little game shooting In
the British Isles during the early part Of
the cunning season. In consequence OF the
fact that the great majority OF sportsmen
are now under other arms than the fowl
ing piece. The grouse shooting season
opened on Wednesday, August la, and she
cables state that there was very little
shooting on the moors OF Scotland, York
shire, ireland and Wales. There Ia much
to do elsewhere in this time OF the great
est or European wars, and the partridge
season, commencing on September I. and
the pheasant season. beginning on Octo-
Der J. will be without the presence OF the
usual number OF gunners In ehe stubblee
and in coverts.
Hundreds Of thoroughly trained point
ers and settlers had been purchased at
the London and other public auctions for
the Feast OF st. Grouse on the Glorious
Twelfth. Now all OF these are on the
hands OF lessees of moors and other sport
ing properties, and II is a fine opportunity
to purchase the most excellent of field
dogs that are now of little or no use to
their owners.
II may be broadly stated thai most
men who 10 In for game shooting are
either In the regular or auxiliary forces
OF Great Britain. Few OF these will 10
and well for the more serious and patriotic
work Of a campaign.
In Russia there is n large number OF
most excellent pointers and settlers. and
these are In the hands of highly placed
people. In Belgium the best OF pointers
and settlers are used. and also in Holland.
Sweden and Norway. with the exception
Of the dogs OF the latter countries. all OF
these carefully broken dogs will be either
kept to their kennels or left TO run loose.
In England especially II will be the Amer
leans great opportunity to purchase gun
The sun., 1914-08-16

Mr.. Quintard's head kennel man. King
craft was whelped June II, 1910, 40 he
Is in his prime. lie was bred by Evans
and Clayton on the other side and Is by
Eldon Marquis. out of Lulu.
Kingcraft Is nearly all white dog
with his of face brindre patched. and
licked ears He Is n taking one. and
above all sound. He has capital bone.
shoulders and a short body. His ears and
wrinkles are good. hut at times he gives
the Impression OF being inclined to be
round in skull. That falling however, is
more apparent than real. for II appears
fiat when looked at from a different
angle. His tail is of the nearly three
quarter kind. AMI duly bent and not
carried high. II Is the true bulldog tail.
and not the deformity often noticed.
To sum up. Mr.. Quintard's first bull
dog of merit. Ridgeway Kingcraft, may
be classed as a good all around dog and
1 contender for nigh honors In the under
as pounds class for dogs
The new bull bitch IN the Ridgeway
Kennels, Gertie Gitana, is a daughter OF
Rival Stone and Masie Maize Although
she was known to be born on October rs,
1910, the name OF her breeder Is not
known
The sun., 1914-08-16

good turnout Of toy black and tans can now
be put down when all the New York dogs are
in the judging ring.
The toy black and tan is a scarce dog all
the world over. There is a shortage OF them
even in London. the run on the toy spaniels
OF the Orient having ousted the black an
tanned uns in what once was the biggest
breeding place for these old fashioned Toy
dogs The cockney dogs. however. have
been generally too apple headed. google
eyed, weak jawed and rotten toothed-all OF
these failngs being due. to inbreedtng.
There are terrier headed ones OF some pre-
tensions 10 quality in New York just now.
and their owners hope the number will In
crease.
The sun., 1914-08-16
ELEVEN PUPPIES JUST ALIKE.
Rems rkable Litter Kept ut same
Weight ny Constant Care.

One Of the most even ltters Of puppies
ever produced Is at the Ridgeway kennels
of Lansing J. Platt OF Albany. y. Y They
are bull terriers and by the imported all
white dog champion Bloomsbury Ridge
moR out of Jkipta Retsof. There are
eleven of them For such a large litter
these youngsters are very even. but they
have been kept well, and each puppy has
become used to its own dish. Because OF
his manner of feeding every puppy gets
his own share and there il no fighting and
squealing.
Each puppy sticks to his pla'e and minds
his own business and IL Is case of trenchers
empty and well cleaned almost at the same
moment Mr.. Patt has been fortunate
in breeding remarkable litter and II
could have only been through thorough
attention and regular. systematic feed
ing that he could have raised them to an
age where they can look after Themselves,
at the same time keeping them all pretty
we'll Of one size, weight and condition.
The sun., 1914-08-16
STOREY TO GO SOUTH.
Trainer for Howard Gould Accepts
New Position.

Robert Storey, the manager OF the
Castle Gould kennels Of Irish settlers at
Fort Washington. y, Y, Is leaving How
ard Goulds employment at the end OF
the month and will take charge OF "A ken
mel OF show and field trial pointers and
settlers In the South. storey ~ highly
experienced tanner OF gun dogs and well
Known as crack game shot, and Is
equally good at live birds from the traps,
There are several capital young Irish
terriers in Mr.. Gould's kennels and more
have heen produced under the supervision
OF Storey, who has been working with
them at recent shows. II is not however
,ha Intention OF Mr.. Gould to keep "A large
numbr OF dogs In the kennels under the
shelter OF the replica of Kilkenny Castle
and where the red coats Of the Irish
terriers proved such n pleasing contrast
TO the faultlessly kept green swards OF
the Castle Gould lawns and links,
The sun., 1914-08-16
FORM NEW FIELD TRIAL CLUB.
Piedmont Organization VIII Use Big
Tract Of Land.

The Piedmont Field Trial Association
has been formed with ]. j. Lawson, sec
retary. Durham. y. G. The other officers
are: Or. r w. shore OF Roonville. ".
C.. president; Rev. @ G. Davis Of Dur
ham. vice-presdent The rules Of the
Virginia Carolina Field Trial club have
been adopted by the Piedmont club. The
stakes will consist Of derby and all
age
The club has also decided to run a
puppy stake. open to pointer and setter
nunpIes. to he held on or after January !.
iai5 To the owner OF the winner or
tn puppy stake J. S. cobb OF Durham
will give a cup to he known as the PIED
mont cup. II is understood that similar
cup will he given each year. MT conn
also has been instrumental In obtaining
ror the trials the 10000 acre game pre-.
serve Of n wealthy club, which Is well
stocked with quails. The PIEDMONT cluo
rs anno,uted a committee to arrange
dates OF trials and closing entries also
for the appointment OF judges
The sun., 1914-08-16
Now Club selects judges.

The list of Judges for the first show
OF the newly organized Central Kennel
Club Of Chicago follows. The show will
be held at Desplaines, H.. on Saturday,
August 29.
Tim Donoghue, all sporting dog classes
except cocker spaniels and terriers Harry
Osborne, cocker spaniels; Harry b. Hun
gerford, Scottish terriers and West High
land white terriers; X. w. Condee, Aire-
dales; ]. w. Burton. bull terriers; Jacob
Roll, Boston terriers; DIR. X. l.. James.
smooth and wire haired fox terriers
A. +. Kramer, bulldogs Mrs. A. Tooke,
French bulldogs; Christian Schaefer, all
toy dogs. The unclassihed specials will
be Judged by Messrs James. Casselman
and Condee. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tained from the secretary, E. ]! Schmidt,
1909 Insurance Exchange Building. Chi
CagO
The sun., 1914-08-16
DOG OWNER GOES TO WAR.
Otto II. Gross Unlucky Enough Ia
Re in Germany and us Drafted.

Otto II. Gross. the we'll known dog
owner and public handler of Oakland
Station, Pittsburg. Pa. a few weeks ago
went over to Germany and Belgium to
purchase some shepherd dogs and Brus-
sells griffons. II appears that they have
kept Gross In his own country, Germany.
and that he has been called to the colors.
Mr.. Gross takes very great interest
in American dogs, especially In Boston
terriers, and his Yankee Bob OF that breed
is one Of the best and most successful
dogs seen out recently. Last year when
MIR. Gross went to Europe to buy dogs
he brought back among others the giiffon
Iron City Hercules. now the property of
Mrs. B. H. Throop of Scranton. Pa. Here.
ules was bought In Brussels. He is one
of the smallest ever exhibited anywhere
and up to date has not been beaten. His
success at the Atlantic City show was his
most recent win
The sun., 1914-08-16
PARvIN's BULLDOGS IN DEMAND.
Recent ssles Made 20 Owners In All
Parts Of Couutry.

Thomas J, Parvin. proprietor Of the
Magnet Kennels of bulldogs at Newark,
N. j.. has had considerable success as .
breeder OF these much favored dogs His
Nicko is one of this largest and most
massive true English bulldogs ever ex-
hibited. In him there is a combination
OF the Champion Mah0nst and Champion
Meersham Jock blood. Mr. Parvin says
that the demand for bulldog puppies is
large and ne has enough to do to keep
abreast of the calls for young ones OF
this breed. Last week he ssnt ono all the
way to f.. J. Crownfields. Colver. Tex. TO
Mr.. Peher OF Richmond, Va. was for
warded another and local sales were
made to A. Jennings OF Newark. +. Dick
inson and f. Hill, There IL fawIl
puppy by Nicko In the Magnet kennels
and a show and breeding stock made up
OF twelve dogs and bitches.
The sun., 1914-08-16
Trial. to Besin AT Daybreak.

A large entry has been received for the
All American field trials 10 be held at
Prairie Chicken. about eighteen miles from
Aberdeen, =. d.. beginning on Tuesday,
September /. Louis McGrew of p. It's
burg. Pa. secretary says that the club
Is arranging TO have every one fed on the
grounds. so that running can start sho tly
after daylight. There will be a rest In
the heat of the day and the trials will end
shortly before dark. These arrans ments
will require a spec'al train TO and ON
the grounds and out from Aberdeen each
day. camp will be established for the
trainers and their dogs, % that they VII
be ready for an early start in the morning
The sun., 1914-08-16
INVITE PUBLIC TO SEE TRIALS.
Police Dogs Are Put Through PAGES
Every sunday at Msmaroneck..

The public Is invited TO see the police
dog trials at the tra ming school Winheld
avenue, Msmaronock, y. V. every sun
day at =. VI. There IL nothing what
ever to pay and a great deal Is 10 De
seen 10 interest, educate ara entertain
when II. T. Raer and his expert assstant
,,,t the dogs through their pacnss.
lust now there are several dogs at the
school and they are in different stages
or classes for training. Some OF these
German shepherd dogs are being specially
prepared for police work and are owned
by police departments In other parts OF
the United States Several doss are
he,np prepared as guards and protesting
companions for private persons
There can be no fear OF nfolestat'on
where the dogs thus prepared go to the
homes OF their owners, who purchased
them as puppies In this country and on
the continent OF Europe
The sun., 1914-08-16
BIG DOG GOES TO ARKANSAS.
Great Dane Puppy Bred ny Robcr,
GOelet Bought by southerner.

An enormous harlequin colored Great
Dane dog puppy bred by Robert ioelot
in the 9lenmere Kennels, Chester. ", Y,
has just been purchased by w. J. Van
den Bosch of Texarkana, Ark. The young
dog 10 nine months old and already stands
over 80 inches at the shoulder. He is
by Charles Ludwiss Champion Rigo and
out Of Mr.. Goelets imported champion
Zenda OF Sudbury. considered by Euro
pean Judges to have been the best bitch
seen for years IN Europe.
The puppy. which was duo To arrive
at Texarkana on Friday last is large
and handsome one he is hard to fault pos
sessing as he does first class head and
enormous bone. II Is Mr.. Van den Bosch's
intention to found kennel tho first OF
its kind In Arkansas. Of these highly In.
telligent active and brave guard dogs
The sun., 1914-08-16

There is a good new and young bulldog
10 come out from the Drewstone Kennels,
Drrwstone Pippn, son of champion
Deodora Monarch, william T. Drew had
10 purchase four puppies so that he could
obtain Pippin, a red fawn dog with a
black mask and profusion OF wrinkles.
The life OF this young dog was twice
ds~Naired Of, hat by careful nursing he
mas Deen brought around, and now APP
pears 10 be going on In the right way.
He is a youngster OF enormous bone. a
good skull, face and under Jaw. To-day
ne lacks in irmness of his feet; but be-
tween now ana February he Is likely 70
make up into one OF the hest Of the
Younger division Of American bred dogs
The sun., 1914-08-16
ADD TO RUMsON PRIZE LIST.
4 Number Of Special Awards VIII
Re Up for Competitiou.

The premium list of the RSnson Ken
mel Clubs show to BE- held on Saturday
September r, at the Monmouth County
Fair Grounds. Redbank, y j.. has been
sent out. A large number of specials
have been added since the publication Of
the schedule. Premium lists may be OBJ
talned from the superintendent. Wilbur
II. Purcell,'2s Broadway. New York. En-
tries close on Friday. August 81.
The German Shepherd Dog Club OF
America is Offering valuable prizes. Among
the extra ones are cups given by William
C. Halstead Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin II. Throop. J. +. Volckman, Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Rubino. J. Montford Schley
and Richard J. Stewart. The Newark
Kennel Club gives a number Of specials.
and Russian wolfhounds will receive the
patronage Of the Russian Wolfhound Club
OF America.
The sun., 1914-08-16
RIVALS ARE BOTH FINE DOGS.
Cisnsmsu snl MedaIItst Share
Uosors II DeerhOund Class.

Although the dserhounds at American
shows are small In number they make up
in quality. and a capital idea may be
had of the typical Scottish long dog II .
visit be paid TO any OF the shows close TO
New York Tho excellence OF Champion
Closeburn Clansman is apparent. and the
same may be written OF Edward McClean's
high quality Champion Midlothian Medal
list.
Both Of these deerhounds were bred
In New Jersey. Medallist by Edmund l..
Mackenzie and Clansman by Bayard
Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Amy X. Esston at
West Caldwell Medaliist is a nice, rscy
appearing dog, but he is not go good In
his thighs. bone and back as the Close
burn hound. SO Dr. De Mund's award at
Atlantic City was a Just one. albeit either
dog can win IN the best Of company the
other dog being away.
The sun., 1914-08-16
TELL MAY BE IN PERL.
Castles Arc In France with Their
German shepherd DOG.

Vernon Castle, who Ia now abroad. took
the German shepherd dog Tell vop Flugel-
rade with him. This more than ordinarily
high trained dog cost Mr. Castle $1,000,
that price being paid 10 l.. l. De Winter
OF the winterview Kennels at the Long
Island Kennel Club show at .Sheepshead d
Bay for the imported son OF Frank Won
Flugelrade and Irma Won Flugelrade. Mr..
and Mrs. Castle went to France, where
they expected TO exhibit their dog.
Tell was kept as a constant companion
and Mr., DE Winter classes him as one OF
the most intelligent OF trained dogs. 1t is
said that II is the intention OF Mrs Castle
to establish a kennel OF Manchester ter
riers a variety kept by her father, the
late DIR. VI. 7. Foote OF New Rochelle
who at one time had the best lot OF the
large black and tan terriers In this coun.
try.
The sun., 1914-08-16
TO KEEP BRUSSELS GRIFFoNs.
New Haven Woman Imports Some
Fsne Specimens From Europe.

Mrs. Albert Widmann OF New Haven,
Conn. has decided to establish a kennel
OF Brussels griffons. Her recent impor-
tations have come from the kennels of
Mrs. Handley Spicer. one of the best
known women farmers and breeders OF
high class stock in England. Copthorn,
Meteor, now in Mrs. Widmann's Rocky
Top Kennels at New Haven. was bred in
Europe by Mr.. Van Meensel and is by
Champion Tony Tony out OF Mira
Copthorne Meteor was not only con-
sidered one OF the best OF his breed in
England. but proved himself a first class
sire. Grirfons are smart little dogs and
are not largely owned In America, the
principal show spec mems being the prop
erty OF Mrs. Amy X. Easton, Mrs. h. IL.
Throop, Miss Maria Van Camp. Mrs.
Clarence Cary and Mrs. Widmann.
The sun., 1914-08-16

Mrs. T. w. Mercer. because OF illness,
was unable 10 Judge tho toy poodlas at
Atlantic City, and her plaoe was taken
by Dr. DE Mund, who ipust have had a
hard Job with the numerous entry In ring
that was badly lighted for such task.
The Philadelphia dogs Of this breed were
present in goodly numbers. OF all toy
dogs In the neighboring city. the white
toy poodle Ia preeminently the favorite
There were no less than thirty-one speolal
prizes offered for the breed at Atlantic
City. Awarding these gave the Judge
no end OF work
The sun., 1914-08-16
Pointer Club Trials At High Point.

The Pointer Club OF America will hold
It's field trials at High Point, N @, be-
ginning on November 80. There will be
four stakes--An Age. Derby. Memb RS
and Free for All. Game Is reported to
be more than ordinarily plentiful on these
excellent field trial grounds, All stakes
except Members are open 10 pointers and
settlers, to be handled by amateurs. The
list Of Judges will be published In two
weeks time The secretary IL John G.
Weller, 1892 Fast 1e9th street, New York