New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
DANDIE DENMONT
WINS HIGH HONOR
Dog of Mrs. Simpson Shaw
Is Judged Best for
English Show.

Mrs Simpson Shaw. the Dandie Din
mont fancier, writes from England that
her favorite Dandio had an unusual
honor conferred on him recently in
England. 1t was at the Ladies' Show,
at Regents Park. London, that Dandie
was chosen az the best terrier in the
show, which is indeed victory for the
quaint little terriers which Sir Walter
Scott loved.
Dandie is a son Of the famous Alpin
Slitrig, which was recently imported ty
Alfred b. Moelay, who runs the finest
string of Dandie DinmOntS in the coun-
Try.
The eleventh annual dog show Of the
Spokane Kennel Club will be held IN
connection with the Interstate Fair,
September II to l..
Mrs. II. b. Hungerford will be the
all-around judge. Entries will close
September Z with Robert COsGrOve, sol
Chamber of Commerce Building Spo-
kane, Wash.
Mrs c. Halsted Yates. OF Oak Ridge,
Va, mas purchased from Miss Alice =.
Neae her Dalmatian dog Pepper Mrs.
Yates owns some Of tue best Dal-
matians in the country. which bear the
prefix Halror. and Pepper may be con
sidered in the light OF an acquisition
even 10 this distinguished gathering.
Mrs. Mabel Ridden. owner Of the
Haworth Kennels. at HaWOrth. y. j..
N. d n beautiful IlffCt
Of Trenches in her kennels. The
youngsters are by Champion Gamin's
Rival and their mamma is Haworth
Sonora. which is q daughter OF the
famous champion, DR.. dc Luxe. 1rc-C
are five babies in the litter, Two boys
and three girls.
There has been considerable contro-
versy Of late in regard to clipping
dogs cars. To clip or not to clip, that
is the question. Five delegates OF the
A. X. c. have agreed with the A. p. {.
A. that il is inhuman, and the English
Kennel Club has stopped the cropping
OF ears in England: but, then, so has
England passed a bill saying that dogs
may not be mutilated by the vlvlsec-
tionists. Where were the humane
fanciers when this issue was at stake
in America? Just ask any dog which
operation ne prefers and see If hls
answer Will not be the same as hui
man beings would be.
The judges have been announced for
the Wilmington bench show, which will
be held carly in the fall. The judge
list includes:
Joseph BIetherick Bulldogs.
Frank TounV- BogtOnS
II. G. eiger,-Beagles.
Howe Totem Bloodhounds, mastiffs,
Great Danes, ST. Bernards, Irish wolf
hounds, Scottish deorhounds and grey
hounds
Mrs f. s. Allard -Pomeranisns, Pe-
kngese and Griffons.
J. B. Cooper Irish terriers, fox ter
riers and collies.
Charles G. Hopton around
judge.
The American Fox Hound Club men
will hold their annual speciality show
in connection with the Bryn Mawr
horse show. whippet racing. etc, on
Saturday, September 26. The packs
will be judged with the huntsmen and
whip on horseback. and will make an
attractive feature of the show.
Mrs. Amy K. Easton has purchased
the back-and-tan Pekingese Nj Gee of
/ Llenrud from Mrs. A. Mcclure HALEY,
/ who is dispensing her Llenrud Kennels.
I Mrs. Easton has recently added Pekes
to her string at the Closeburn Kennels
and she owns some Of the best in the
country. Broadoak Bantam, which was
bred by Mrs. Sealy Clark, has three
puppies which were sired by Nee Wong
Ma Ching of NEWMAN, which Mrs
Easton bought Of Mrs. W. II. Herbert,
has five puppies by a son Of Champion
Sun Of Llenrud.
The Western Airedale Terrier Club
will hold its annual specially show at
the Hotel Sherman. Chicago, on Octo-
Der II. Benching will be provided for
more than one hundred dogs, and the
judging ring will be the largest ever
seen az an indoor show.
For information address +. J. Wood
ward, Highland Park. III.