Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-19


ex Jai-Tee-Sin.
Owing to being detained at the pier.
Lobbans Thornbury Lord Brilliant,
was not present This was a great
disappointment to many.
Fred Trademarks whippet, Daisy B.,
won hgr novice Saturday, although 1t
is a shame she had no more compe-
tition. She is typical specimen.
T. Barwell. Newark's foremost
breeder of whippets. is anxious to
have club for this breed organized,
which is an excellent idea, as this
good little dog is fast disappearing.
John Robertson, president of the
Newark Kennel Club, was quite sue
cessful with his winning collie matron,
Towernook Proclamation, annexing
several blues and a number OF spe-
Gals.
Jack Holshauer's Hedgelawn Prin.
cess started her career anew by win
ming in novice bitches, after some
very hot competition. This little dog
is one Of our best, and Is sure to go
high.
One of the most wonderful UNDER
Jaws ever seen Is possessed by E.
Horrax's miniature Vivian Verax p
ners with Newington Merry Lad,
recent importation.
Frank Koenig's dachshund, Wall
dina, reserve winner Saturday, Is
one of the most typical little dogs
in the ring. Frank has one of her
pups, Lulu, who Is even better, but
90 Co
Robert Lobban's new dog, Thorn
bury Lord Brilliant. although not in
town in time for the local show. will
be benched at Westminster, and local
fianciers will have the opportunity of
giving him the once over at that fix.
ture.
Frank Cottrell, of Jersey City, an N.
K. C. member, opened his showing
season by taking the first puppy prize
in settlers, and the same in the point
ers' class. The setter is by A. G.
Hooley's well-known champion
Meadowview Bob Roy. They are both
trained to the field, and Mr.. Cottrell
has great expectations for them.
The bench show committee of the
N. K. C. will probably decide that the
next show will be held in the month
of October. thereby doing away with
all possibilities of SNOW storms
1t will be held at the armory, as
usual. This is certainly an ideal place
for summer show, and would GER
tainly draw an enormous entry in
warm weather.
AdoIph Rother has entered his
French bulldog puppy. De Treville,
at Westminster, and 1t is hoped he
will get what he deserves. and re-
verse the decision of last Saturday
over Richards Gamin. Gamin is
fine little dog. but he is far from
being the Frenchie De Treville Is,
and his owner should not be "peeved'
to see him go down to the local dog.
Jack Holahauer's Hedgelawn Prln-
cess won the oil painting Or. Deo-
dora Monarch, offered as a special by
r. w. Kuschbaum. To our mind,
Princess is looking better than ever
and should continue her winning ca
reer. She is very low to the ground
and her face is breaking up to perfec-
ton. Mr. Holzhauer is to be congratu-
lated upon owning and, what is more.
breeding SO good a representative OF
the English bulldog.
Carl Menk. jr.. of Newark. was
highly successful Saturday with his
Boston terriers. getting reserve win
ners with Little Star Girl. The
writer owned the above Boston at
one time. and she is certainly a beau
tiful specimen. She also came in
for raft of specials. Junior Thumb
won two reds and the special for the
best dog owned by a Newark club
member. Fangman's Juno cleaned up
three f1rsts and "best veteran"
Pretty good days work.