New-York tribune., 1914-07-05
MQckdrneSS Sails and
Dog FancierS Are Sad
Has Been Connected with
American Kennel Club
for Years as Editor
of Gazette"

Charles Mackarness sailed for Eng
laid yesterday, and although he has
every right TO return to his native
land the dog fanciers here in America
are inclined to regard him in the light
Of renegade.
Mr.. Mackarness has been connected
with the American Kennel Club since
1902, during which time he has been
editor of "The American Kennel Ga
zette." He is also an artist of no
uncertain merit. II was he who de-
signed the cup which was presented TO
August Belmont at the celebration OF
his twenty-fifth year as president OF
the American Kennel Club.
The ballots for the official judges
Of the American Spaniel Club have
been counted and out OF the thirty
four ballots received the following
twelve judges were elected: DR.. Henry
Jarrett, W. r. Lowe, George Greer, II.
X. Bloodgood Harry Lacy, the Rev. /
Moore Smith. James Mortimer, {. q.
Ford, Frank Dole, James Rolf, Charles
Hopton and James Anderson.
Ar amendment to Rule V, Section d,
in regard 70 American bred dogs. says:
Strike out all words after America,
so that Section d shall read: The
American bred class shall be for all
dogs bred in the United States OF
America
The amendment is signed by DR.. f.
II. Berendsohn, delegate of the Maltese
Terrier Club; Alfred Maclay. delegate
Of the Dalmatian Club; James J. Fox,
delegate of the Dandie Dinmont Club;
Dr.. J. f. De Mund, delegate Of the Rus
sian Wolfhound Club, and John {.
Weller and G.. Muss Arnolt, represent
ing the Pointer Club and the Dachs-
hund Club.
Among the kennel names which have
been dropped by the American Kennel
Club are Aberdeen, Boulevard, Kiltie,
Willowvale. Tweedale, Morgans, Paciilc,
Valdcmar. Mac Bluff. Hercuveen, Diab-
10. Newheim, Burn Brae, Du Page, En-
post. Grand View and Guardian.
Among the applications for Kennel
names are Du Page, by John Burgess;
FL Monte. by j. b. Dupree; FL Real
by r. o. Van Bibber; Follies, by +. F.
Davis: Fretona, by Mrs. J.. F.. Freerk-
sen; Hercuveen, by Miss Nina \. Dodd; ;
Homecroft, by Edwin ". Wsyland; La
Moria. by Otto Muhs; Northport, by
Mrs. Florence Brydon, and Sanford, by
c. s. Sanford.
Among the new comers in the heId
Of Boston terriers is Charles tingar,
Of Utica. Mr.. Fingar has purchased, as
a nucleus OF his new kennels, young
matron by Champion Dallen's Surprise.
out Of Dallcn's Spider bitch; also a
matron by Champion Fosco.
Elizabeth. \. j., promises 10 be the
scene Of the largest dog show ever
held in the state in October.
The Associated Kennel Club of New
Jersey. which includes The Plainileld
Kennel Club. the Newark Kennel Club,
the Jersey City, Delaware Valley and
Passaic Kennel Clubs, is making ar
rangemcnts TO hold the exhibition,
which will be a two-day one.
The club proposes to offer money
prizes in addition TO the ribbons IN
all Of the breeds. and with the number
Of clubs interested the list of specials
should outclass anything which has
gone before.
The venue will be tho armory, which
is accessible 10 the Pennsylvania and
Jersey Central main stations. Eliza
beth never has had dog show, and 1t
was the idea Of the Planfcld Kennel
Club TO hold the initial show of the
associated clubs in that city. In the
future Plainheld will take turn and
n show will be held there, as well as
in Trenton and Newark.