Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

George Low has taken q position
as kennel man with Wex Jones, the
well-known humorist, and he Is dis
posing of his large kennel of English
bulldogs, among which are many
prominent winners. His kennel is at
Elizabeth, n. j.
William T. Drew, proprietor of the
Drewstone Kennels, at Mount YER
non, contemplates a visit to Europe.
He will be accompanied by Mr. and
Miss Drew. At Rochester on Friday
his bulldog. Drewstone Pike, won
over Champion Hewlett King Orry.
The Golden Gate Kennel Club, of
San Francisco, will hold an open
show on April 2S 20 and 80. The
judge in the all-arounds will be
Andrew Albright, jr., of this city.
o. f. Vedder, of New York, will pass
upon Trenches.
Harry Rushton has opened negotia-
lions for the sale of his imported
lightweight. Woodcraft Brittle known
in England as Newbridge Chum, and
his winning miniature matron, Wood
craft Mistress, to a prominent Texas
fancier. Rushton has had many Of
fers for this pair from eastern
fanciers, but has refrained from sell
ing, as he would have to compete
against them with other dogs. Wood
craft Mistress was the first minia
ture Rushton ever bred. and she is
| one of the best, being absolutely
sound all over.
Charles G. Hopton has been Sc
lected to act as judge at the annual
| open show of the French Bulldog
Club of America, which will be held
at the Astor Hotel, New York, April
| II and IS. F. j. Bristol, of / Liberty
street, New York, is secretary of the
| show
| 1t is probable that Midgely Mars
| den, of Whaley Bridge, England, will
| be one of the judges at the Ladies'
! Kennel Associations show in Nine
| ola in June. Marsden. as profess
sional judge, has made himself very
popular in the United States.
! White Marquis. the bulldog Daniel
| p. Richey purchased from Sam
| Crabtree, of England, completed his
! championship at Crufts. London, and
also won at the Kensington Canine
Association last Wednesday.
The Haverhill Kennel Club of Hav-
erhill, Mass, will hold a show on
the show. DIR. C. f. Sullivan will
| Judge Trenches and Franz ]. He'll
| born, of the Demon fame, will pass
upon Bostons.
Robert Lobban's good bulldog,
| Champion Deodora Monarch, has
been mated to Charles j. Money!
Melbourne Sucenie. Both of these
dogs are fine individuals, bred from
! splendid stock.
During the time of the Newark
Kennel Club show w. e. Cable, jr.
found a purse containing sum OF
money. superintendent Mortimer, of
the armory, will be pleased to return
the same to the owner If he can iden-
tify the property.
Cintra John, the bulldog recently
| imported by J. Il. HorraX, of Passaic
has sired nineteen puppies, within
three filters. Among the whelpings
are Conway's Ridgewood Betsie and
a matron, owned by r. e. Thorn. OF
Oshkosh, Wis. They are all very
promising youngsters.
The next match of the Breeders
Association will be held at the Alber-
MARIE Hoffman Hotel New York
Saturday evening, March 81, at s
o'clock. Competition for the trophy
offered for the member scoring the
greatest number of victories during
the year win begin at this match
The open show of this association
will be held on May .. with Vinton
p. Breese in the rolA of adjudicator