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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
GERMAN RIGHT IS
REPORTED TURNED
BY ALLIED TROOPS
British Troops Said to Have Broken
Through Center Of Enemy's Lines
Engagement Northeast Of Paris
TRAP DISCOVERED BY GERMANS
Aviators Disclose Massed French
Troops West of Capital Direct
March ON Paris Is Halted--Situa-
ton Improves for Forces OF the Al
lies in France, says Report.

PARIS, Sept. THE right flank
of the German army has been turned
by the allies, declares a war office
bulletin today from Bordeaux. At
the same time it was stated that the
British troops have broken through
the German lines. imperiling the en-
tire right wing OF the kaiser's forces
and forcing him to withdraw troops
from Lille and its vicinity to
strengthen the endangered wing.
1t Is believed the Germans have
ceased to march directly on Paris.
having learned that the allied troops
were contemplating a general engage
ment west of the city. The French
we're massed there ready to trap the
enemy but German scouts and avia-
tors discovered the danger. II Is ev-
ident that the Germans suddenly
changed their program
AS a result OF the latest develop
ments 1t is believed the right wing OF
the German army will remain station
airy pending the outcome of the fight
ing on the River Meuse.
Germans had crossed the Meuse in
large numbers at Stenay ami opposed
a force of half a million French
troops.
The battle line extended through
Rethel and -Cerdun. The latter town
has been surrounded by the enemy.
Military Governor Gallieni publish
ed the following dispatch this morn
ing from the war office at Bordeaux:
"The French and British are now en-
gagged in a general action with the
Germans northeast of Paris. The bat
tie lines extend from Nantovil to Ver-
dun via Vitryla-Francois in the de-
partment of Marine. l9 miles south
east of Chalons. and at the COM
mencement of the Rhein- Marine ca
nal.
The French and British have COM
PEELED the Germans to retire from the
region of Coulommiers in the depart
ment of the Seine at Marne, on the
Grand NORM river, after two days
fighting which ended Sunday night
The entire French and English lines
are in action and the combat Is ex-
tremely vigorous
The statement apparently covered
as a single engagement what hitherto
had been treated as detached fighting
at the center and either wing OF the
general battle line.
The fight between Verdun and
Nantovil. being almost directly to the
eastward OF Paris, certainly was not
the combat mentioned as in progress
in the northeast.
BORDEAUX. France. Sept. THE
French here are celebrating as a vic
tory the failure of the Germans to
attack Paris
The war office was of the opinion
that the kaiser is only waiting until
the right wing OF his army L.
strengthened. General Won Buelow
is trying to reach it with force
from Rheims
That the situation at the front Is
improving for the allied armies was
asserted by War Minister Millerand.
Millerand denied that sweeping
changes have been made among tho
French commanding officers. II Is
known. however. that some generals
have been superseded for having fail
Continued on page eight)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
BRITISH NAVAL FLEET IS
PREPARING TO CRUSH FOE
IMPORTANT EVENTS PENDING Is
STATEMENT ISSUED By
ADMIRALTY.

LONDON, Sept 7.-Stirred by the
recent evidences of German naval ac-
tivity in the North sea. where it was
supposed the kaiser's forces were
safely bottled up in port. the British
fleet is preparing to crush Germany's
power afloat.
1t was admitted at the admiralty
that important events are impend-
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
KAISER TRYING To
CRUSH ALLIES IN
ONE MIGHTY FIGHT
Battle RACES Today Northeast Of Paris
--.Germans Hurting Strength Again
st Their Enemies.
EMPEROR BELIEVED DIRECTING
Immense Armies OF Germany Are
Battering Defcnscs OF Britain and
France-Experts Believe Plan of
Kaiser Will Fail-Battle Line Ex-
tends for $50 Miles.

PARIS. Sept. 7.-What is believed
here to be the fiercest battle of the
war thus far is raging along the
Franco British triangular line east
and northeast OF Paris. The allies
extreme left Is thought to be Nantovil
The German force from Vltry TO Yer.
dun is enormous. II Is believed to in
clude the German Crown Prince
Frederick. the Duke OF Wurtemburs
and the Bavarian crown princes ar
mics. besides troops recently with
drawn from Alsace.
Unconflrmed reports received said
the kaiser had Joined the crown
princes army and is personally di-
recting the present battle. II is as
sumed a concerted attempt is being
made to crush the allied armys' cen.
ter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
Japan Adopts War Budget.

TOXIC, Sept. THE lower house
of parliament passed an extraordinary
war budget of twenty-six and a half
million dollars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
british Shin stranded.

WASHINGTON, Sept THE fol-
lowing cablegram has been received
by the German embassy, dated Ber-
lin: The British cruiser Warrior is
stranded"
The cablegram gave no details.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

at wide variance with the findings OF
the United States circuit court OF APP
peals' In the case brought by the Unl-
ted States against the Booth-Ksily
Lumber company to cancel five land
patents on the ground that they had
been obtained By fraud and ordered
the cancellation OF the patents Ap-
peal has beep taken to the unlteI
states supreme court.
The persons filing on these timber
claims were Ethel LaRaut and Lucy
LaRaut. sister-in-law or Mr Hooth.
stephen LaRaut. Booths brother-in-
law: LaRsuts wife. Alice LaRaut,
and Edward Jordan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
NEWS SU NJ MARY
General.

General.
Engagement i'm progress northeast
of Paris today in which kaiser hrls
his full strength against allied troops
German right wing is reported to
have been broken by English and
French.
Beigians flood country around
Antwerp.
Russians continue advance i'm cast
Prussia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
Railroad Traffic Ceases-
BURNS SHIRT AS SIGNAL.
Five Are Rescued from Notorboat
After Fight With Storm.

CHICAGO, Sept THE motor
boat Bimoo II, with party of five
ABOARD oattled with storm off Mus
kegon. Mich, Friday and after drift
ing about helplessly for hours. came
through with a crippled power plant.
Early this morning Charles Bimbo,
skipper sighted the lights of a
treighter laborng in the heavy lake
Pulling his shirt from his shoulders
Bimbo set it afire and waived Il
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
Local.

Local.
Pcndlcton may run excursion tn
Morrow county fair.
Listing of rooms for Roundup to
commence tomorrow.
James Clark nearly loses eye when
cartridge i'm fire cxplodcs
Civic Club urges cleaning up of
city before Roundup,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
CLOSELY guarded

closely guarded.
Something of the magnitude of the
defenses of Paris is shown by esti-
mates that only an army OF half a
million men could hope to invest them
and cut them off from the outside
world.
The two outer lines are so placed
that each fort has cross-fire over the
territory swept directly by the guns
of adjoining forts, The result is to
make attackers face fire from both
TANKS as well as the front i'm ad.
vancing on any position.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

out. The forts, which are from three
to ten miles from the limits OF the
city, would prevent siege guns from
being placed within range of tho
buildings OF the city. II the French
army. or part OF It, should be
thrown back upon the defenses of
Paris, the fighting would take place
In q zone OF several hundred square
miles about the city, in which many
important suburbs are located
Some of the important places which
lie outside OF Paris are vincennes,
Montreuil, Romainville, Aubervilliers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

There are seventy-one forts and thl
A. Il. C-Intrenched Camps Nos.
/, and respectively.
No. Fort Cormeilles.
No. Fort Cotillons.
No. Sort Franconville.
No. 4-Double Coronne du Nord.
No. fort Stains.
No. 6--Fort de rEst.
No. Fort oudervillers.
No. Sort Liory.
No. s--Fort Blanc Mesnil.
No. 10--Fort Vaujours,
No. lr--Fort Chelles.
No. l2--Fort de Noisy.
The outer ring of forts about Paris
is seventy-five miles in circumference,
commanding the heights of the valley
OF the Seine. The inner ring Of seven
detached forts is thirty-four miles In
circumference.
The German army might stretch Its
Investing lines about the city In cir
'cumference OF 100 miles. All the
small towns lying between the Ger
man and French lines would be like
Iy to suffer from artillery fire.
Paris itsef could not be bombarded
while the ring of forts about 1t held
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07
CONSUL FROM us.
INJURED AS SHIP
STRIKES A MINE

WASHINGTON, Sept. limited
States consul John Ray cabled the
state department today he was slight
ly injured when the Wilson liner
Runo ran into mine in the North
Sea
Ray IS at Hull. England. at pres
ent. oLt will leave soon for odessa
where he has been assigned to duty.
Railroad Traffic Ceases.
DOVER. England, Sept. Rail-
road connections between Dieppe and
Paris are reported still interrupted.
It is believed here, however. that
the Germans are operating very ex.
tensively between the two points
though reconnoitering by cavalry TO
an extent sufficient to interfere with
tain service was considered a ncssr-
bility.
D!epTe is about so miles almost due
west - Amiens, which the Germans
took last week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

LONDON. Sept. 7.-Germany is
stalking everything on one mighty bat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

No. 27-Fort de Villeneuve st.
No. 2S-New works.
Georges.
No, 29-Fort d'Athis.
No. S0-Fort de Lonjoumeau.
No. Sl-Fort Paiaiseau.
No, 32-Fort d'Issy.
No. 3S-Fort de Chatillon.
No. S4-Batteries.
No. S5-Batteries.
No. S6-Batteries.
No S7--Fort Villieras.
No, SS-Fort du Haut Buc.
No. S9--Batterie Bouviers.
st. Quen, Clichy. Asnieres, Nanterre,
st. Denis, Varseilles, st Cloud, Sevres,
Scaux. Choisy and Charenton. The
population living in what might be-
come the firing zone is more than
500, 600.
The outer circle OF the city's triple
line of defenses which are situated
among the hills. are the most modern
of the forts. They are built of steel
and masonry and known TO be equip
ped with the heaviest guns of the fa-
nous French artillery. although de-
tails as to their armament have been
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

No. 40-Fort de St Cyr.
No, 4l-Fort de Marty and batteries
No, 4s-Fort de Marty and batteries
No. 4S-Fort de Marty and batteries
No. 44-Fort Nalerien.
No 45-Fort Aigremont.
No. 46-Fort de lHautie.
No. 47--Fort de Vadvres.
No. 4S-Fort Redout de ST. Cyr.
No. 4s-Fort de Domont.
No. 50-Fort de Hontlignon.
No. 5l-Fort de Montmorency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

CONTINUED on Page 50
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(cOntinucd on page nysJ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

The East oregonlnn has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendleton OF any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-07

Continued on page eisht.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
ENGLISH BULLDOG JUDGE DEAD
Sir Edward Hardmnn bowers Was
Founder of the British bulldog CIuh.

Inc death Is announced OF Sir Edward
Hartman Bowers of Herne HI, London.
Enslhnl who at one time was me.tloned
as the judge for bulldogs at the recent
Westminster Kennel club show in New
York. Sir Edward was keen admlrer
of the bulldog. and with his friend the
iatc Cyril Jackson compiled a series Of
bulldog ped!grcts that included 5000
names. He was one OF the founders of
the British Bulldog club. Sir Edward
entered the civil service OF Englanl as a
youth. rose and In 1910 became the chief
inspector Of stamps and taxes AT Somcrsc,
House, London. shortly after King
George '. made him a KNIGHT Bachelor
FOR many months Sir Edward had been
alling and was 80 III that he was unable
To be present at the Coming of Age show
OF the British Bulldog Club in December.
when at banquet his son. Jack Bowers.
received for him "A handsome silver SER
Vice as n small recog !:.on Of the great
work that he had done FOR the club ever
since Its foundation, either as a commit
teeman, honorary treasurer, and for many
NeaiS in the dual capacity of stCr.tai V
and treasurer. Sir Edward has many
friends and associates In the United
states and Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
BIDE-A.WEE SHOW JUDGES.
Well Il nown Mel VIII WeIp To Make
Orange Fixture Success

The third annual dog show OF the
orange }ide-a-Wce Home will be held at
the Riding Aca iemy. Hastead street, East
Grange. y. j.. on saturday afternoon,
May is. Entries close Tomorrow. There
Is full classification for all kinds OF
doGs and large number OF medals and
other specials Al" Offered. The Judges
VIII be Ninton Breese. Edwin II Morris.
DIR. James j. Dolan ana Or. J. +. Bran.
Officers OF the Orange Rlde-a- Vice. Inc
are President. Mrs. BENJAMIN T.. Nc
Guckin cepresiden;. Miss Kate Strang
treasurer, Miss NJ. Van Tambacht; see
rotary. Miss Agu Tyler: veterinarian,
Arthur Ward Smith. The executive board
cons SITS Of Mrs. McGuckin, Arthur NJ.
Decker Miss Edth Riker. Miss Van Tam
baoht. Miss Sylvia Concy and Donald *.
Grant
Dogs must be Mt the hall not later than
IL O'Clock noon and remain until i. NJ
or until the close OF the show. The entry
fee Is 81 for one class and SO cents for
each succeeding class, Zach dog must be
provided with a collar and chain The
Halsttad Riding Academy is located on
Halstead street Brick Church station.
East Orange. one block from the d, l.. A
w. Il. X. and onc-haf block from the
trolley cars on Main street, Miss sylvia
'oney. l5i Highland avenue. Orange. n.
j., Will be glad 10 give further particulars
concerning this show. \ buffet luncheon
vii! be served.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

liberal gift OF trophies for 1914. added to
which II trophy. value s?5. presented BY
Miss Fanny Brooks for tn. best puppy
For White W"st HiGhisnders Mrs clifford
II. Harmon oners SO In gold for the bes,
stud dog and $40 In gold for the best brood
bitch. open to all.
The Welsh Terrier club o, America Offers
club cup for the best welsh terrier. a
club cup for tine hes, in puppy or novice
classes, the Roesler cap for the best Ameri.
can bred unItr J. months OF age s. 80 tor
iho best brace and s. for the b, st team
Tn" Toy spaniel club Of America offers
club medal ach FOR the best King CHANGES
Blcnht i'm. Prince Charles and Ruby span
!els. club medal for the best English
toy spaniel PUPPY, and club medals for the
pest Pomeranian. japanese tdog and bitchl.
best P'kingese dog, best bitch and best
puppy. best pug. best toy poodle. best York
shlrt, best Ma tese best toN black and tan
terrier. best Griffon BruNellois best Chi
huahua and best Italian greyhound owned
By member.
The Ladies Kennel Association OF Massa-
chusctts covers every breed OF importance
BY offering club trophy for the best of
each breed owned ana shown In the ring
by member.
" an unfortunate oversight classes 3s4
and 500. which are the open classes for
Old English sheC pdors. dogs and bitches re-
srect!.el!. are not given any money prizes,
PVT the prize money viii be $40. So and
80 In each class
Entire. close on Thursday next. May
II. with James Mortimer. superintendent,
Hampstead. I. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
SHOW WHIPPETS WILL RACE.
Handicap Event for D0gs Entered In
Long Island X. &. Glasses.

The Long Island Kenrel Club which
holds IT'S show on Memorial Day. May 80.
at Sheepshead Bay track. will give whip
pet races. Whippets entered In the regu-
lar classes are eligible to compete. There
will be no entry fee for the handicap Post
entries Will be received on the day OF the
running. The club will give a handsome
cup TO the owner OF the winner of the
eve-t.
The club will have special train leav-
Ing the Pennsylvania station. New York
city, at Q a. NJ. for the show grounds a
SPECIAL will return to the city at the con-
clus,on OF the judging.
The following classes have bsen added
for French bulldogs: Limit dogs. 90 and
not over rs pounds open dogs. % and
rot over Is pounds limit bitches. 20 and
not over 90 POUNDS open bitches. 22 and
not over % pounds The following classes
In Pekingese spaniels have been added
for the Long Island Kennel Club only
Open dogs under s pounds open bitches
under 6 pounds.
Wilbur Purcell. 20 Broadway. Is the
superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
CHAMPION OAK MANA Is
EXPECTED HERE TO-DAY
Famous Bull Bitch Is Due to
Arrive From England on
the CarOnia.

The bull bitch champion Oak Mana
is expected 10 arrive In New York to-day
on the Cunarder Caronia. This famous
bitch has been purchased by John W.
Minturn OF Syosset, l.. l., at cost Of
between $500 and $4,000. II was hoped
that she would be over in time for the
Bulldog Breeders Show yesterday. but
somehow or other there was a delay on
the other side.
The acquisition OF champion Oak Mana.
a winner Of twelve championships among
the best OF her sex In the United King
dom, Is one OF those international deals
that makes history. She Is only ga
years OF age and as bulldogs go she Is
not near her prime. The make and shape
of this all white bitch Is a study In itself,
She was undoubtedly as good as any dog
or bitch OF her age and time In England,
Dr. J. H. Skeen after Judging her at the
Manchester show Of last year In his official
report said: oak Mana. picture. pure
white, stood away from anything In her
classes. Her beautifully moulded body.
perfect ribs. br!sket and back well
reached, we'll set on tail. her good legs.
soundness and activity could not be sur
passed" The only question about her
Or Skeen had was that 1t was problemat-
zeal II she would prove 'laster'-could
keep the superb form In which he Saw
her
Oak Mana won seven championships In
1918 and added hve more before she sailed
from Liverpool a week ago Saturday.
Oak Mana Is by Oak Leaf. by Solid Oak.
and she may be reckoned as one OF the
leading ones OF the bulldog breed OF this
century
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
IRISH TERRIERS CATERED TO.
C1ub VIII Give Special Prises AZ
Wissa hickOn show.

In connection with the all round terrier
show to be held under the auspices OF the
Wissahickon Kennel Club on June at ST.
Martins Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, the
Irish Terrier Club of America is giving
its annual specially show. with William
Prescott Wolcott AS Judge. The l. T. c. A.
gives full classification with SIS, $40
and So as prize money on Sc entry fee,
Besides the regular class money special
prize OF s25 in cash or plate Is offered
for the first prize winner In each class. 10y
individuals. and the |. 7. c. A. is Offering
prize Of So for the second prize winner
in each class.
Wissahickon is widely known for Its
true sport!ve element ]. Sergeant Price
OF Chestnut HILL IA local owner and Judge
or dogs, entertains largely on these occa-
sions. George Foley superintends the
event and all Information may be obtained
from him at Lansdowne. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
NOTES OF THE KENNEL WORLD

Mr.. Elkins OF Elkins Park. Philadelphia
Pa. has just brought home with him : 'oni
Germany Two rne specimens OF the German
VARIETY in phiiade pSia is n nice o ,i tnis
bitch out of Oak Ridge Flora and bred for
Thomas Fortune Ryan The unnamed
Tyler OF tho above city.
Mrs Carman OF Tacoma, Washington
ecently purchased In England two Pckingess
bitches from Mrs. Raymond Msllock. a
w,li known Long Island breeder and ex-
hibitor of toy dogs who now resides on
the other side. Mrs carmans young dog,
have black masks and they are said Il
be very nice specimens Of the Chinese
variety
Miss Margaret brigham OF North Grafton
Mass, is importing more scottish terriers
Among these are Two very good bitches pur,
cha sed from Mr.. Young the scottish breeder
One OF these Is to visit Claymore Defenuei
before she leaves Scotland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

John +. Horrax. secretary Of the Bull
dog breeders Association OF America. will
Judge the bulldogs at the great bench
show to be held in connection with the
Wirrai and Blrkenhead Agricultural Show
at Brkenhead. England. Oh June "a and
rs. This is a championship show--a huge
afair-and one OF the Oldest OF its kind
on the other side.
1t practically represents n State fair,
and being close to Livs rpool and its
dense population. city ana country are
en- fete for week.
Mr., Horrax gave great satisfaction by
his Judging at the Ladies X mel Az
ISOLATION show In London last year. and
this season he has declined half dozen
invitations to make the awards among
the bulldogs OF England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
MORTIMER IS ALL FOUNDER.
Will Judge Specials at show vi
Massachusetts Ladies.

The Ladies Kennel Association Of Mas
sachusetts will hold its annual show at
Auburndale. Mass. on June 10. Mrs.
Helen NJ Talbot is secretary and follow
Ing Is the list Of Judges:
Miss Anna whitney. Lancaster. Mass.
--Bloodhounds, ST. Demands, Grea,
Danes, Newfoundlands. Scottish deer
hounds, Irish wolf hounds, pugs and mis-
cellaneous class; Roy Baker. Walthain.
Mass.--Poodles. fox terriers and schip-
perkes; Horace Bclcher. Waitham. Mass.
---Foxfounds. settlers. beag!es and har-
riers: Mrs. Anna Hunserford. bay Shore.
Long Island. n. Y.-Darhshunds Harry
Waldron. Providence. r. I.---Po'nters
Fred Purdy. Atlantic. Mass. /: French bull
dogs; Daniel r. Ritchey. New York city
boston terriers Mrs. Halstead Yates,
Oak Ridge va.-Dalmatians James Nor
timer. Hampstead, Long Island. N T.
All other breeds, variety classes and all
round specials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

The bull terrier Champion Row Bells
is dead. She was rs property OF G orge
a. Cranfield Of Vancouver. B, c.. who
bred her. Bow Rell's career was not
able one she having gained hr cham
pionship points and several more under
first class Judges. This bitch had beaten
such good ones as the Portland. ore.
champion Champion Starlight. Bow Bells
also had the call over Champion Dorian
Grey. Not only was Mr.. Cranrelds bitch
a winner herself. but her ron. The Rogue.
was placed reserve 10 Champ on South
End Sombrero. the well known dog now
owned by X Is Nordhciner of Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

nice show IS prom.sss a. New Haven,
Conn ON Jun" -, The officers OF this
club are; Albert Widmann. president ;
Joha y. Champion, yice-presidcnt Mrs
NJ. ;, Champion secretary Mrs | J Wild.
mann, treasurer The committee consists
OF John II. Robertson. q Edward Caborn
James \. iowhlth an Phillips Mont
geometry, The judges selected are Allison
NJ, Ledcrcr. bull 'ogs lam 81 VI Mr,u.
Boston terriers; Mrs. NJ. l.. Howrrs. fnr-
lish and Janan's" toy spaniels James
Mortimer, all other breeds, George Foley.
Lansdowne, IA, superinteuds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

The Nassau County Kennel Club has re-
ce!ved most satisfactory entry for the
show. which will be held on the grounds
Of Belmont Park racetrack en- Saturday,
May Is. Special trains have been pro-
v!ded for exhibitors and others to and
from the show grounds. Arrangements
have been made for catering on the
grounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
Dainty Mite satiated With Honors.

Mrs Avis, owner OF the well known and
winning Pomeranian dog Dainty Mite, an
nounces that AZ he has won so many
times. not only for the best OF his breed
but for the best toy dog in the show,
he Will now be entered for exhibition only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

Members Of the German Shepherd Dog
Club OF America are reminded that a
meeting will be held tomorrow nigh. At
y O'Clock In the Hotel Gregorian, West
Thirty nth street.