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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-14

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Senators and Representatives.
Apply Fountain of Youth, St.
Augustine, Fla
Mr.. George Wagner, 215 West One Hun
dred and Eighth street, New York
My Dear Sir: Your article in The
New York Tribune, Panama Toll EX-
emption," was read before our society
am authorized to convey to you their
approval and appreciation of the same
Is it possible the American people are
going to allow Andrew Carnegie (who
an English woman rightfully called a
traitor to his country) TO get away with
this monstrous steal?
The leading newspapers (Which are
controlled by Carnegie and his ilk) are
favoring Wilson's proposed repeal, while
congratulations are pouring in TO our
society from business men IN every
State in the Union imploring us to keep
ny the fight for free tolls and national
honor.
Senators and REPRESENTATIVES who
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and our opinion Is that President VIII
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
GREENWICH INVITES DOGS
Lakewood Club Will Hold Show
on June 20.

The midsummer show of the Edge
wood Kennel Club will be held at the
Edwood, Greenwich, Conn, on June 20.
It's accessibility by rail and water
makes Greenwich an ideal place to hold
a one-day show, and an opportunity Is Of
fered by this enterprising infant club TO
gain champion points.
The president of the club is David n.
Morris. Of New York; vice-president, Fl.
A. Weatherbee, of New York; w. j.
Quinn. jr, Of the home town. Is the sec
rotary, while Alfred S. Amer is the
treasurer. Daniel p. Ritchey. Of the
Hoffman House, New York, is chairman
of the committee, and DR. j. f. De Mund'
George O. Kolb, Mrs. John n. Champion,
A. A. Rost, James f. Meade, Alison NJ.
Lederer and r. T.. Tiedermann also
serve on the committee.
The judges have not yet been chosen,
but IL is promised that they will all be
past masters. The show is held under
the management of George +. Foley,
Lansdowne, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
Fluffy Pon1s Drive Dull
Care from Business Men
Show Window of Kennels
in East 9th St. Lures
PasserS By.
FEE HOO ONE OF THE
MANY ATTRACTIONS
Cleopatra, Who Was Courted by
LII Hung on Board the Lusi-
tania, Also a Magnet.

II ever pedestrians have a good excuse
for not moving on at the command OF
sturdy ninion of the law it is those who
station themselves in front of the show
window at 113 East 9Th st.
In this window are all sorts OF young
specimens Of the genus canus, hufy Poms'
tiny Maltese terriers, fox terriers, which
gaze at one with innocent blue eyes as
thew steady themselves on thin young legs,
hahv Irish terriers which are so SOFT and
dounv that IL is almost impossible TO
ba,,eve that they will ever become the
wire haired specimens which fashion and
,bo standard demand Yorkshire terriers
ord Welshies fight for supremacy At the
tender age Of six weeks, all OF which fur-
nishes an entertainment Of never dimln-
ishing interest to the tired business man
who passes the window
Reuben Clarke owns the emporium
which houses some Of the best toys in the
country. Mr.. Clarke is well known as an
English fancier, who came to America
only to Judge dogs.
His kennels on 9th ST. have been estab-
Nshed only since April /. Many OF the
dogs which are in the kennels were I'M
ported 10 this country from his Ashburn
kennels. in England others are bred at
the farm at Ottsville, Penn.
About the finest thing which MI clarke
has in his kennels at the present time is a
| grand little Peke named Fee Hoo. lie is
| a grandson Of champion Chu Erh, OF ~
Gerbourne, being by champion Chinky
Chog His dam Is Lu Tee H.
/ Fee Hoo Is eighteen months old, and
! in all those eighteen months he never
I has learned his real name. Shddles is
good enough for him, and he comes
bounding along on his funny short legs
when he hears that. He is bright. golden
rcd in color, with exceptionally fine
feathers, which do make fine Pekes.
skiddles has been sold TO Hiram Walker,
of Canada, who expects to do great
things with him in the show ring.
Another beautiful. big. noble looking
dog IL son OF champion Broadoak
Beetle His dam is called Plain Betty.
Ashburn ii Hung, who in private life
is Princie, has face exactly like his
famous sires. which Is the highest praise
one can bestow. Princie IS a deep red
with a black mask.
A good little matron which arrived re-
Gently from England is Bunty. Of Mount
Rich, by Yung Chen. OF Mount Rich
She also is dark red. with black mask
The only biscuit in the kennels at the
present time is Cleopatra OF Valhalla. by
Chi Sun Of Alderbourne and Dido OF
Drallo. Cleopatra has FIVE beautiful ba-
bios. all girls, by III Hung. Cleopatra is
extremely proud Of her family and loves
20 tell OF her romantic courtship by the
gallant Ii Hung They met on the
Lusitania while being promenaded by
their owners on their way 10 their new
home in America.
: stu another young matron is Violet
Holmes. who In spite of hor English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19

name is Chinese from the tip of her
retrousse nose TO her beautiful plumed
tail, which she carries proudly over her
back.
A litter Of puppies by King Beetle OF
Minorou, Mrs. William Sheppards well
known sire, complete the Peke family.
The babies are three months old and
promise 10 be as good as their famous
sire There are two boys, which are
biscuit colored, and one little red sister.
In the little boudoir next to Cleopatra
two young Poms are holding a wrest-
ling match. As both are yet black and
fluffy, Il IS quite impossible 10 decide
which is getting the better Of the Skin
mish, which is accompanied by shrill
barks and squeals. These aggressive
youngsters are Waterside Tango and
Ashburn Jock Each is n trihe over a
year old. and each weighs almost three
pounds, which is as much as ever they
can hope 10 weigh. Tango is a son Of
Aerial Scout, a well known black Eng
lish winner. Jock IS by The Gem Sheen
a chocolate dog.
About the handsomest Pom in the ken
nels Is Marcos Masterpiece. which Mr..
Clarke says he is not afraid 70 wager
is the shortest backed dog in America
Masterpiece is a year and a half old and
weighs a trihe less than three pounds
decided contrast 10 the three pound
Poms is Gaspar Willie, a ten-months-
old brindle pup by Lechford Mason
Willie is an English bull with the sweet
est disposition in the world, but no one
would believe II to look at him. His
mothers name Is Gaspar Ugly Mug, and IL
her son inherited his beauty Of face from
his mother, the old lady deserves her cog
nomen. Willie is so ugly that Mr.. Clarke
predicts great future for him. He re-
minds one OF we'll known orchestra
leader OF whom some one remarked HE
Is so ugly that he fascinates me"
Any sort Of dog that one could want
will be found In Mr. Clarke's kennels, but
unless one Is "A strong minded individual
and has the courage Of ones convictions
one must not visit the emporium In per-
son. Send an emissary. If you set out TO
purchase collie or an Airodale terrier
AZ n watchdog YOU will undoubtedly re-
turn with a Maltese terrier baby under
one arm and n Chiffon under the other.
for the ability Of things sartorial TO sepa-
rate one from ones money is nil when
compared with the charms OF live bunch
~ white or golden nun running around OH
four tiny legs and blinking innocent blue
eyes " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
All but Orthodox Colors
Will Be Barred by
the Change in
Standard.

II looks as II the bulldog standard was
about TO be amended and certain "don'ts'
which have heretofore been unwritten
laws will be enforced by the American
Kennel Club.
The Bulldog Club Of America and the
Bulldog Breeders Association have Is
sued invitations to all fanciers to attend
a meeting at the Hotel Gregorian on
Wednesday evening to discuss the advisa-
blity Of changing the standard.
In its present form IL does not aoso-
lutely disqualify the Dudley nose. al
though Judge is not supposed to regard
with favor a dog whose nose is other than
black. Another important subject Will be
locked tails.
At one of the recent shows there was
considerable feeling over the first choice
in heavyweights, which was an impressive
fallow and white dog with Dudley nose
which no amount Of quality in the rest of
his anatomy could disguise.
This putty colored nasal organ had on
several occasions disqualified him with
prominent Judges Three years ago at
the same show It was claimed that the
winner had lost several Joints from the
end of his tail.
As long ago as 1895 the Bulldog Club
took up the question with the Bulldog
Club OF England and at that time it was
decided that dogs with locked tails or
Dudley noses would be disqualified.
Prior to the session of the board a
public or mass meeting will be held for
the purpose Of allowing all fanciers'
whether club members or not, to express
their views on these matters; also TO vote
upon any subject which may be discussed,
so that the governors may know exactly
what the fancy wants before taking any
definite action toward changing or amend
ing the standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
SCRANTON MECCA OF DOGS
Hundreds of Entries Received
for Next Weeks Bench Show.

Six hundred and fifty-four entries
representing 437 actual dogs. have been
received for the bench show Of the An
thracite Kennel Club. which will be held
At Scranton. Penn. on April % 70 %.
English settlers head the list. with %
entries and so dogs Next come collies,
with 30 dogs and CT entries. Boston ter
riere are represented by rs dogs and -
entries Airedale terriers also have 70
dogs entered. making ~ entries Eng
ligh bulldogs are not 30 high UP on the
list a. usual There are u bulldogs en-
tered. with 40 entries.
cocker spaniels have IS entries, with
80 actual dogs. There are "a German
shepherd dogs. with % entries, and fox
terriers have only "A representatives.
Other entries are: ST Demands. 2;
Great Danes, 4, Russian wOlfhOunds. 3,
Scottish deerhounds, T. greyhounds. 70,
foIhOunds. , pointers, IS, Gordon set
ters. 4. irigh settlers. 8: field spanels. 2.
beagles. p, whippets 2. dachshUnde. 8.
old English sheepdogs, 3, poodles 4
elbows, Dalmatians. 4; pinschers, 4;
bull terriers, u. French bulldogs. "a;
Sealyhsms. Z. Irish terriers. Z: Scotties.
10. white terriers. 10. skye terriers, %;
Welsh terriers 3 Msnchcsters. 9. Poms,
10; English toyS, 10; Pekes, 3, toy
pccdles. -. YOrkshires. 3. Maltese. Z:
grinons. 2; Chihushuas. f. and Italian
RrsyhOunla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
TERRIER SHOW OF
WISSAHICKON CLIIR
To Hold Summer Fixture o,
Lawn of Philadelphia Cricket
Club in June.

The Wissahickon Kennel Club v,c,
is the mainstay OF summer shows in n.
Quaker City district, announces tina, ~.
annual all-terrier show will be held n,
June 6, on the grounds OF the phr,.
delphia Cricket Club. at ST. Martins
Much attention has been paid to N.
selection OF Judges. Mr.. Mortimer VIII
take fox terriers, bull terriers, sealy.
ham terriers, Bedlington terriers cair,
terriers, Manchester terriers, Dandie Din.
mont terriers and any other variety
classes.
Frank F. Dole is down for the lttls
American dog, and should draw a splen.
did entry in Bostons, as he is one q,
the wise" ones on the breed. He also
will take Airedales, which is an limo.
walton, particularly appreciatiye to
Philadelphia, where the dog is excsp.
tionally strong.
Another popular selection IS that O,
william II. milford for Scottish ter.
riers, and Il is safe TO say he will hsy.
nearly all tho dogs in the East to pass
Judgment on. He will also take the
baby faced dog" the West Highland
white terrier Robert Sedgewick, IT.. h
down for Welsh terriers, and is too well
known as a terrier man, good and true
70 need Introduction.
In connection with the all-terris
show, the Irish Terrier Club Of Amer.
lea will hold its specially show. Wit
William p. Wolcott. of Readyllle, Mass
as adjudicator
George Foley, of Lansdowne, Pa, Is
the superintendent, as usual, and be
anticipates a record show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
MANY PRIZES FOR DOGS
Premium Lists of Bulldog
Breeders Association Out.

Premium lists for the open show of the
Bulldog Breeders Association OF Amer
lea are out and they show an array OF
more than one hundred cups, specials. etc.
Nearly all OF the leading clubs from
Long Island to California and from Can
ada TO Virginia are represented. There
will be sixteen classes with money prizes
OF s., 50 and 81, with only 81 entry fee.
A large number OF prizes is expected
from England, Belgium and France, and
Il is probable that there will be nearly
two hundred special prizes to compete
for.
The show will be benched on the roof
Of the Albemarle- Hoffman House on May
8. Vinton p. Breese will adjudicate. The
advance inquiry for premium lists and
entry blanks has been phenomenal and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
DOG SHOW SPECIAL TRAIN
Long Island Kennel Club Plan.
ming Annual Fixture

The Long Island Kennel Club b.,
ranged to have special train for -.
convenience OF exhibitors at tha .,n. '
show at the sheepshead Bay race sr,o aS
on May 60 NA
This train will leave the Pennsvlv.r,,
station, SSd St, at a. m, stopr,,s :.
Manhattan Junction. East New yorr ~
9;l5. then direct TO sheepshead BAY TIT"
will return by the same route irrr.,,
ately after the judging. Tickets NAV :.
purchased on the train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
BOSTON TERRIER
DELIGHTS BUYER
A. EisemanH Pleased with Pur-
chase of Ten Weeks Old Dog
from Mike RYAN.

Nike Ryan, who has bred many good
dogs, has Just sold a young daughter OF
his winning Boston terrier Innis Arden's
Kid 10 Alexander Eisemann.
Mr. Eisemann il the latest recruit to the
Boston terrier fancy, and is delighted with
his purchase. The young lady is only ten
weeks old, but she promises to be a
beauty, dark brindle, with perfect white
markings
Mr.. Eisemann will show this infant
prodigy as soon as she reaches months
OF discretion.