The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
JOWETT'S ARRIVAL IS
BOON FOR AIREDALES
Enolishman Prominent in Many
Phases Of Advance Of Dog
to Popularity.
TO JUDGE NEXT SATURDAY
Will BE Greeted by Greatest Of
Breed IIpre---Is Author Of
Breeds History.
TO JUDGE NEXT SATURDAY

NWctt Is very HFli hlluWn btNhuSV Va wv
.nteres. he has taken for many years in
both Irish terriers and Airedale terriers,
md il must be written he was earlier To
tho fore Tn tho red coated irish breed than
In the black and tan or blue grizzle anu
tan big terrier of the vale OF the Aire
River In Yorkshire
In 1918 a book was published in New
York called The Complete story Of .he
Alrcdalc Terrier" The body 0f the work
was written by NJ. JOwct. and there Is
an Introduction and an article on the
breed and breeders of the .Niredale IN
America by Arthur II. Proctor. IL also
was accounted the official year book of
the Airedale Terrier Club OF New Eng
land. Our In ,lish author and visitor tells
us that the Alrcdale terrier originally was
created ny Workingmcn resident IN Aire-
dale. whcvh j. i manufacturing district IN
the West Riding OF Yorkshire. England,
and more particularly. in that portion or
Mredalc wa.,i lies between SH.rton ana
Bradford. stretch OF country OF about
twenty miles which embraces the town
ships of Conorley. Silsden, Keightley.
Benglty and SIMPLE.
As Mr Jow.it SAYS. this is one Of the
greatest coufs,Hs districts In country
that has always prG it7eir on its sports
mer. Tie Nrcda,e was bred for his In
trlns.c merits a. = drr FOR all round and
hunting sport Ta7 sport associated with
she A.rcdale was hunting on the river
side. ana thief" Nta"s aSo. according 10
our author, tAif water rat hunting was
part of Tie Idle Saturday afternoons pas
,,ncs u,ttrh pls, Included vh,,rct racing
n ,nur a,3 s,,'' match aud n main OF
game co,,.s re doc -,r.ii, st,u survives
and PERHAPS Is ~ !'s zenith to-day.
The usual Advancement was to hunt n
portion OF the River Aire from which
the dale takes its nani. Of from three
"a siy ,rilaa WILTON is about th,, distance
rror, on. toy-ship 20 another. Matches
voula bn ,,,1c for states Of ANYTHING
from s. "a $500 o. S'c5 A side. sometime,
ror e,sn bic,ar stakes mark" or
marking tho rat in his hole in the river
han. would rnri,t .No uoints and A xiii
one roi,,. tho ,,rrier. messing the most
points dririr- -hA afternoons hunt being
declar-d winner 81 the stake The referee
vas I'm. sole iudra in This matter II .
easy To- ohserv. from the simple fiSur~
an given that twice as much value WAS
given To- the dos; with "A good nose as to
tho killing dos
II was often casv to "chon" n rat; IL
was quit, another accompi .shrnent or
sense TO he able to detect the presence
OF tho rodent in his holdfast or security.
\ little stamping on the bank soon would
make him shift hts quarters and trust 10
his luck Ivy diving and getting 10 some
safer place.
When a big match was on quite a large
crowd of men could be seen following the
competing dogs down the liver side. every
,oi,. h.i,, Watched win tho CREATES,
ir,nr.s. T. b,d a., ;,,ar... .oue.h,nr
obi, ,n ,ha, az ,,b.,. hunting a,d ,ha
So, ~, ,,,,,sr,,t h,,,+,ry 4, Imo,,r.
,hi,t, yr,,n nirsaa,..' would ho ii,,o,y ~
trr,,isb ,,rsti,rohI, cx.rciso ,,d ,acr.',.
90, me, Ia r,,t;nc 90 ora 90 tho
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,ue "'''''' more "eNs uee' HeNefn' COZ
Jcc'uI''' wv ''e'' ''''' ""u", WA, w
ms goo" hHNh OF houhd p'ooh ~ nun
ana th'S 'hH pe recothl"'d easIlE pS 'h'
hote or VOC" OF the Nft"alc' ~ IS prom
anIe now "h'h we ser the HIr'd'tie ne
coming more terrieriled every DAY, tina
the old ana musical VOC" may give wa!
10 III" sharper note or bark or the terrier
Mr.. Jowett says that the men OF Older
times who kept these waterside terrier
were GENERALLY of an opinion that thes
dogs were descended from cross betweel
the old English black and tan, wire coatc'
kennel terrier and an ottorhound. In con
hrmat!on Of this it is advanced that ther
was "A pack Of otterhounds kept NJ Bing
-, n,.o, ,..aru non = should T.