Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-13
NOTED EXH|B|TSAT
KENNEL CLUB SHOW
Over go Dogs to Be Shown
at Essex Troop
Arm0ry.
INCLUDES MANY CHAMPIONS


The second annual dog show of the
Newark Kennel Club will take place
tomorrow at the Essex Troop Ar
mory, Roseville avenue. The judging
will begin promptly at 10 O'clock and
it is expected that every dog will be
passed upon by 9 p. m.
There are over six hundred and sew
enty dogs entered, which absolutely
insures three-point championship
rating, and the caliber of the dogs
that are entered, guarantees some
strong competition.
Z Among the best-known dogs, in fact
about the most celebra ted bull terrier
in the world is the great Champion
Virginalus, owned by the Gilt Edge
Kennels, of Pittsburgh, Pa. He was
the winner and best of the breed in
either sex at the Westminster Kennel
Club show in 1912, and is sure to rank
high at Newark. Another good loca'
dog is the English setter, Spotlight
| Spotlight Is an unshown dog, but his
| quality is so apparent that we'll
| known critics have predicted that he
will make his mark In the show world
He is owned by julie Hussy, of Irv-
| ington.
The best collie in the State, prob
ably in the country, is Mrs. Andrews's
CHI. Southport Stamp. Stamp Is by
W. e. Mason's Southport Sample, and
a better coated, boped and proper
toned dog would be hard to find. Huck
Finn, Mrs Fred Dolls old wet" the
oldest show bulldog in New Jersey,
will be shown for probably the last
time. He is eight years old, but can
still make the youngsters travel.
Other prominent exhibitors are;
The Magnet Kennels, who will show
Nicko and his progeny; Hedge avn
Kennels Closeburn Kennels. Scotch
Deerhounds, Mr.. Robertson's collie,
Abram G. Hooley's well-known Mea-
dowview string of English settlers,
topped by Oh. Meadowview Bob Roy:
Harry Rushton's Woodcraft string,
the Drewstone Kennels, Thomas For
tune Ryan's German police dogs and
John Hopkins's poodles.
The judging list is a treat to fam
cier and has drawn a wonderfully
good entry in it's respective breeds.
There will be a special car leaving
the p. r. r. station to take exhibitors
and their dogs to the building. The
cars will leave at $3.50 and a. m.
Tom Parvin, of the Magnet Ken
neIs, has a white Pied dog pup by
Nicko, a few days old, who is as
heavy boned as one would likely find
in so young a puppy. Tom has been
roofing for white pup, and this one
is expected to fill the bill.
Frank Farwell, owner of the Sabine
Kennels, Orange, Tex, has decided to
place his celebrated dog, Sabine Ring
master, at public stud in England
He is remarkably well bred, and is
product of the Sabine Kennels.
Louis J. FRANKIE offers $50 in cash
at the Airedale Terrier Club of the
New York show, February 81, for
the best Airedale terrier. either sex,
imported in 1911, 1919. 1918 or 1914.
The competition is open to all
Mrs. A. H. Smiths wire-haired fox
terrier, CHI Peg o. My Heart, started
the coming circuit season well by
winning the special for best wire
haired or smooth fox terrier at the
Lynn, Mass, show, under George S.
Thomas. To accomplish this she
was Obliged to defeat Sabine Rex
oman, who won in dogs over Niola
Reserve. Peg is but eighteen months
old at the present writing, and has a
great future before her.
The young English bull matron re-
Gently purchased by the Woodcraft
Kennels, Asbury Park, was known
as Medora in England. In the report
of the last Aberdeen show, published
in "Our Dogs it is said that the
puppies brought out some classy
stock, and were headed by Medora.
She is a fawn, with black face, is
short and well broken UP, with CAPT
tai front and bone, in grand form
named Woodcraft Princess. and it is
hoped she will arrive for the big
shows. Another winner at the Alb
erdeen show was Sunwin Boy. by
Woo0craft Sir David formerly Dun
dee Sir DAVID.
There are nine West Highla
white terriers entered at the local
show, although, through misunder-
standing, it was published that there
were none. This is a good showing
in that breed. They will be judged
by Vint Breese.
The largest class .of English set
tiers in years is entered in the local
show-twenty-tw dogs. A. G. Hoo
ley's Meadowview string is largely re-
sponsible for this.
Robert Lobbar has sold two of his
recently imported dogs, Deodora
Demoiselle and Thornbury Tiny, to
j. f. Minturn. of Syosett. Long ISL
and. They have been IN this coun
try but three. or four days. and their
quick sale speaks well for the quail
ity of the dogs. Mr.. Minturn is
going in extensively for miniatures