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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-28

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1 Mr. J. " Strickel who had
beer here cierkine at the Ruck-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
lockwood SHOW IS POPULAR.
Many Dog. Of High Class VIII He
Seen NJ Greenwich.

Preparations for the second annual
show Of the Edgewood Kennel Club. 70
be held saturday, June IL, ara nearing
completion rapidly. This show offers
many attractions for exhihitors--ln
ideal location, the Edgewood Inn, Green
wlch. Conn. a splendid lis, " judges
and a fne display of cups and special
prizes.
About ten large cups, valued from $50
to 500, have been given by various
hotels, including the Waldo-'Astoria,
the Biltmore and tho Vanderbilt Of New
York. the Greenbrier. al White sulphur
Springs, and the 81. Charles, at New
Orleans These cups are to he won out
right and Will I've offered In unclassiiled
specials FOR best in the show. the best
dog. best bitch. the best team, best
brace best toy. best sporting and hest
transporting, best terrier, &c. These
cups will be on exhibition IN the lobby
OF the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Or. John +. De Mund has been OBJ
tained as Judge OF Boston terriers and
as he is popular with Boston terrier
fanciers large entry is anticipated
The complete lis, OF Judges will be an
nounced shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Brief Bits of Neous Concerning Dogs
of the. Shoqv Rino and Their Oz,ners

Il. Walter Creuzbaur. secretary OF tn.
ir -n,.a ' INV no lin 81 ;nhtrG. s. a.
settlers a. the Ladies Kennel Association
o, Ameri,a ShoW AT Mineo!a next month.
pear no" - Judge, but his long con
n-cuon win the breed makes him quail
iie IN rgssry nay and he vii! no doubt
entries for this event close on May il,
The Noswals Kennei OF French Bull
having a successful breeding season. The
good winner Nos~al Nanlta Is heavy IN
The SENSATIONAL Noswal NarIl TO Bracken-
sented her owner with ltter OF eight
look Is hdssd SS.sht FOR t his well IN" known o%'1
kennel having some topping puppies a, the
on he rioeSn. III. sai ffosa . Sena'@ q
Hs5sy is II o 'hs best ja SSS-a OF al, HHl
b, eagerly sosgh, by the ;ancy here "'''
Mrs Charles II. Lester, who has long
been Identified with the Daehshund.. has
nous Grinon champion Tony Chute III.
WeiGoms and the, Pekinsese Wee sin OF
thsmpion VI Sin 81 slder err pGTea' son OF
Mrs, Harry McCutcheon o, Flushing.
l. T., has added the following well known
Drris OF waldheim, waidheim beautiful
and Waldheim Bonita.
:. Morris Kinney owner OF the Kinn.lon
Kennels. recently imported a me English
mastln from Miss Cecil Garland OF Croy-
den, England.
Howard Stout Nelson OF Dsrien. Conn,
has imported a trio OF Newfounilands that
represent the best breeding 70 be obtained
in England They are Anchoria Duke
Anchoria Mccain and Baron Mccain. II
Is Mr.. Nelson's intention to establish A
representative kennel OF this breed and
the new ImportatIons Will form It's foun-
dalton. They will be shown extensively.
The American Kennel Club has granted
the following transfers In kennel names
Never Never Land from Mrs Mary Win
!hrop Turner 70 Frank 4. Minard; Austin
Minard; Greystone from Samuel Inter
myer to Alvin Cntermyer; Czarboy from
the Misses II s. and A. c, Shilaber to
Miss II s. ShiIlaber.
The Duquesne Kennel Club Of Pittsburg
has postponed Its spring show to some
found that local conditions were such that
the bench show committee thought IT. ad .
yisabls not to give the show until fall.
4. Mcclure HALEY will leave In about
two weeks for England. whero he will
visit most OF the prominent kennels Of
bulldogs and Pekingese. lie will no doubt
bring back many specimens OF both breeds
execute for fanciers In this country.
J.. J, Bristol will no doubt md very
large entry Of French bulldogs when he
enters the ring at the Westchester Kennel
Clubs show. Mr., Bristol has been associ-
stei with this bred since Its inception In
this country and the great success of the
many French bulldog specially Shove held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
WESTMINSTER JUDGES PICKED.
Many Prominent Names on Long
List OF OmctaIs.

The Judges for the westchester Ken.
mel Clubs show. 10 be held al Gedney
Farm, White Plains. y. Y, on June
10. are
Mrs F. r. Berendsohn. Brooklyn. "
y. English toy spaniels. Japanese span
iels. pugs and Brussels griffons Mrs. a.
Mcclure HALEY. orange. ". j., Pc
klngese spaniels Miss Marion Kennedy.
Hampstead. l.. T., Pomeranians: NJ. r.
Barneweil. Elizabeth. " J.. chow elbows :;
+ J. Bristol. New York city. French
bulldogs: Jospeh Buchanan. Arrbler.
Pa. English bulldogs J. C. Weller. New
York city, pointers and settlers: Joseph
NJ Dale. Brooklyn. y V. Boston ter
riers l.. J. De Winter. Mon,clair, y. J.,
German and Belgian sheepiogs; Fred
$ Leighton, Bronxv!lle. y. Y. colltes
and Shetland sheepdogs; c. II. Mantler.
New York city. Great Danes.
Lansing J. Pratt. Albany. y. Y. bull
terriers. toy bull terriers ard black and
tan Manchester terriers; W. +. Pat
terson. New York city. Airedale terriers :;
Robert Sedgw!ck. Jr.. New York city.
Scottish. West Highland White. Dandie
D.nmont, Ca.rn and Welsh terriers j.
Bailey Wilson Lansdowne. Pa, otter
bounds. Russian wol'hourds. Irish
wolfhounds and Scottish deerhounds
Harry Lacy. Boston. Mas, greyhounds.
wire haired pointing gr!Tons, basset
hounds. sporting spanels. whippets,
Samoyedes. Dalmatians, Boxers, pober-
man Pinsrhe-s, skye terriers. Bedlington
terriers. toy poodl-s. Yorkshires. Maltese
Chihuahuas, Papillons Italian grey
hounds. miscellaneous, local and city
department classes.
James Mortimer Hampstead. l.. /,
b!oodhounds. mas'.rs. Newfoundlards,
EskImos, Old English sheepd"gs, pood!es,
Sealyham terriers, Irish terriers, Schip.
perkes toy black and tan, members va
riety and unclassifed special classes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
NANCE TROUBLESOME
BUT NOT DANGEROUS
Disease May Be Cured IL Both
Dog and Kennel Are Care
fully Treated.


Mango f. caused by a parasite, and
this fact should be borne In mind when
trying to effect a cure or prevent the
spread OF the disease. It Is easy to see
when dog has any irritation of the
skin. but /, Is not at all easy for the
novice to decide whether the irritation
comes from mango or eczema. Because
OF this fact Il Is always best to assume
that the animal has mango until 1t Ia
proved otherwise, and isolate him at
once ~ there IL any danger OF other
dogs coming in contact with him or
with any bedding which ne has used.
An outbreak OF mango in a kennel. IL
taken In hand at once. should be mas
tered in a month. but this can only be
done by a great deal OF trouble and at
tention to every detail. II ia foolish to
destroy the parasite upon the dog I'M
less you also kill II upon the walls.
benches, floors, &C.. of the kennel. 80 the
buildings must have as much attention
as the dog during an attack OF this dis
ease.
The best method with which TO treat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
CHANGE IN PLAN HELPFUL.
Dogs May Compete AT MineoIa and
Get to PhiIadeIphia in Time.

As an agreeable surprise comes the
announcement that the combined shows
OF the Wissahickon Kennel club and
the Irish Terrier Club OF America will
be open only in the afternoon. The two
shows will be held Saturday, June 5,
at the Edgecomb Kennels in Chestnut
Hin. This IL an agreeable change, as
the grounds are extensive and the
owner. j. Sergeant Price. Jr.. is noted
for his hospitality. The dogs do not
have TO be at the show until noon and
the judging will start promptly at 9
O'Clock.
BY doing this any dogs entered at
Mineola the dag before can arrive in
Chestnut Hin in good time. The show
IS a money show. with prizes OF IS,
80 and medal In all classes. The off,
cial list of judges Is brief. but shows
careful selection. George s. Thomas
will Judge fox terriers, Thomas Cad
walader Airedale terriers and James
Mortimer the other breeds. George
Thomas will also Judge the Irish Ter
vier Speciality Show. The premium list
shows an extensive list OF cash prizes
ranging from IS to s25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
BOSTON MUST HAVE
TRAINING FOR SHOWS
His Appearance in Ring Is De-
pendent Largely Upon His
Owners Teaching.

II Boston terrier is SNOWY and has
good ring manners ne is bound TO catch
the judges eye. \ show dogs educa-
ton should start during puppyhood but
II is never too late 10 teach these wise
little fellows. Action, style and move
ment have great bearing on the final
decision. hence the dog should be trained
to a lead and collar and should not he
allowed to surge against the leash, but
move in a sprigh,ly. lively manner with
as little pull as possible
II he is Inclined to pull too hard and
cannot he broken OF the habit. an extra
long lead when in the ring will over
come that fault at show time. Bos-
ton must be taught TO stand at atten.
ton with ears erect. so that the Judge
can see him from every angle This IL
hard with some dogs as they are in
clined 10 roach their backs or spread
their front less or do half dozen I'M
desirable things. but little time and
patience will soon show him exactly
what Is wanted.
Put about an eight foot lead on his
collar and stand him up six or eight
feet away and teach him to catch his
food when tossed TO him. no, giving
him a mouthful unless It is fairly
caught. BE sure that all four feet are
on the ground when the object is thrown
i'o NHls kllluS OF CONDITIONS
and in as large crowds as poSs BILE and
with other dogs about. In this way
his tlmldity will he overcome and when
he gets into The ring he Is ready for a
dinner or a romp and watches every
motion and poses himself much more
attractively than II his observer Is com
PEELED to kneel In the sawdust and set
him on the judging platform
The toe nails should always he
trimmed several days before the show
50 that the toes will set a. close together
49, possible. Have his coat in good con-
dition. his white thoroughly cleaned. his
whiskers cut off short and the rough
hair trimmed out OF and on the edges
OF his ears Then, If the dog is good
enough, his owner will surely be well
rewarded for the trouble or at least
have the satisfaction OF knowing n.
was not beaten through his own neglect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
BELGIAN WAR DOGS
ARE REALLY NOVICES
With Only a Little Training
They Are Performing Won
ders in Great Conflict.

Convincing testimony to the useful
ness OF the dog hs, been supplied by the
campaign in Belgium. the brave Allies
employing large numbers FOR pull .ng
machine guns and accompanying sen
tries on their nightly duties Curiously
been adopted within the last year or
two. and only fifteen months ago a BEL
CLAN paper wrote approvingly OF the
experiment. pointing on; that in add
tion to being docle and competent. the
animals had become great fsvorites
among the soldiers
Among their advantages Il was men
toned that they move silently. WIKI
out apparent effort over the rouehes,
country and that they ar. practically
invis bic a few hundred yards away.
With striking pTescience. the writer OBJ
served that the Military Great Danes
would b- cill-i upon 20 play a particu-
larry effective and glorious part. little
realizing how soon his words would be-
com. true. According TO war CORE
spoudeuts the doS have more ,hs n
justified themselves Il is doubtful Z
their capacity Il FULLY realized by those
who have not Studied he question.
The military authorities in Belgium
must have found plenty o. mater al
ready to hand since dogs are OF consld-
cradle economic value IN tha. country.
Something Ike $4,000 are IN constant
use for drawing small. cars. which are
Il feature II lie IN Belgium. Butchers.
bakers milk pcdl'rs. al have tNeir dog
teams. An early scVe0'eeth century
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
ARDEN PEKES MAKING RECORD.
Mrs. 4. VI. Hunters Dogs Are
AmOng Best IN Country.

Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter IL one Of the
stanchest supporters OF the Pekingess
classes at all the large shows and ow-
ing to the high quality OF the inmates
of the famous Arden Kennels they in
variably give an excellent account OF
themselves when in the ring. no matter
what the competition may be. Some
years ago Mrs. Hunter became capti-
waited by the quaint little ''Peke." which
captivation has developed into her own
ing q collection that II of the best
breeding. 1t may be understood easily
from their owners enthusiasm the dogs
receive her personal attention. and that
Is the reason they are shown in such
faultless condition.
Among the stud dogs, first comes
Champion Hi-of-Mine OF Arden. consid-
cred BY many English and American
judges to be the perfect type of Picking
csc. To find a better head and broader
muzzle. with we'll placed eyes and ears.
deep stop with large nostrils, wonderful
cushion and a face that is truly q study
IN Chinese quaintness, would be next TO
impossible. In body this remarkable
dog also IL near perfection. He has a
beautiful waist line deep chest and IL
neither too short nor too long. but OF
the right length. He is a perfect coun-
terpart or his INDUSTRIOUS sire, Champion
Chinky Chog. H-of-Mine also IL max
ing an enviable name as a sire of win
ming puppies and some high quality
specimens by him are now being ex-
hibited.
Fairfax Chin Toy OF Arden. which IL
now being shown extensively, is one OF
tho best coated dogs on the bench to-
day under six pounds. He is a wonder
full shower and goes into the ring like
a little bantam rooster. catching the
judges eye and as a rule coming out
with the blue. Another ilustrous in
mate OF this kennel is Champion Fair
fax Teen-nah of Arden, who is always
a sensation when shown because OF her
marvellous beauty, Kim Of Arden also Is
a big winner and IL the dam Of Hi Kin
OF Arden. who gives great promise Of
developing into a dog that will reflect
great credit TO his breeder
Mrs. Hunter is reservins some choice
puppies by Hl-of-Mine and II she can
keep them away from the many visitors
who daily visit the kennels and pur-
chase her choice puppies she will bring
out some excellent specimens at the
fall and winter shove
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

The Croydon Kennels of Pekingese.
owned by Mrs Carl Ehlermann. Jr.
have been Increased by the recent ar
rival OF two filters OF puppies One
litter is by Mrs. Morris Mandys Ho
Hang TIE of Downshre and daughter
OF Mrs. Harby's famous champion Chun
OF Egham, while the other litter, which
contains an exceptionally promising male
puppy. claims the Nowata Kennels
Marking Pao kwei as it's sire II these
puppies develop the way they promise
tie Croydon Kennels will have some
classy American breds at the late fall
and winter shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Fudge Gamin IL Dead.

Ralph Underhill OF Brooklyn had the
misfortune 10 lose his good French bull
dog, Fudge Gamin, last week, This Is
a severe loss 20 his owner as Fudge was
not only sterling show dog but was
the household pet OF the Underhills He
always occupied front seat In their
car on all their trips and was the IN
separNble companion ~ Miss Undevhill.
Although he was not shown extensively
whenever he made his appearance in the
show ring he gave a good account OF
himself At the Astor show held by the
French Bulldog Club Isl3) Fudge won
several first prizes and at .4enox and
Greenwich he was hrst in his classes
and placed reserve In TIE winners class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
TWO JUDGE PLAN GIVEN UP.
FIeitman VIII Act Alone at show
In Biitmore.

The italian Garden OF the Hotel Bit
more, New York city, will be the scene
of an attractive speciality show on
Wednesday, June .. given by the Scot
fish Terrier club OF America. The
committee Is working hard and has OBJ
tanned generous amount OF special
prizes. These. with the prizes OF $40.
S.. SO and So in every class. should as
sure an excellent entry.
The club is trying hard 20 break all
previous records and would like every
owner OF a Scottish terrier to do all he
can to help the cause. The original
plan OF having two Judges has been
abandoned and Henry T. Fleitman will
Judge all the classes. All information
desired will be supplied by the superin-
tendent. George +. Foley. Lansdowne,
pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
SPECIAL CARS TO DOG SHOW.
Ions Island Kennel Club Makes
Excellent Arrangements.

The bench show committee OF the
Long Island Kennel Club held a meeting
Thursday evening in Brooklyn Final
preparations for the clubs annual show
70 be held Decoration Day Al Gravesend
Race Track. Brooklyn, were discussed
The secretary reports that large num-
her Of special prizes, trophies and cups
have been offered and the premium list,
which Is now at the printers. will be
mailed 10 exhibitors this week
Arrangements have been made with
the trolley company to run cars direct
from Park Row 10 the grounds These
cars will convey exhibitors and their
dogs AT a nominal fee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
ONE DAY MORE FOR ENTRIES.
List for Belmont Park show VIII
Close Tomorrow.

En-rie. close tomorrow for the an
nual show Of the Nassau County Kenne,
Club, which will be held Saturday, May
II. at Belmont Park. Long Island. Nom
nations having been coming In steadily
since the premium list was sent out and
the committee is pleased by the returns
SO 'ar. The following clubs have given
specials since the printing OF he pre-
MUM list:
Pointer Club OF America. peSinge.e
Club Of America. Cocker Spaniel Club
OF America. Doberman Pinscher Club.
Airedale Terrier Club OF America. Ger
man Shepherd Dog Club and the Bulldog
Club OF America.
with its IDEAL location. splendid IA
cil!ties and compc,en; list Of judges the
Belmont Park show Is always among the
leading outdoor fixtures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
Record Price for Sun's Sos.

What probably is record price for
a Pekingese puppy was received by Mrs.
\. Mcclure HALEY for the seven months
old Suns Son. one Of the most promising
puppies ever reared in her kennel. Miss
Cox of East Orange visited Mrs. Hal
ley In quest OF a good Peke. She saw
Son and wanted him. None OF the other
dogs would do and as Mrs. HALEY had
great hopes Of Sons becoming a great
show dog she was reluctant TO sell him.
Finally Miss Cox offered $500 and as
this was such record price for a
puppy Mrs. HALEY decided to let him
go and now Son 10 the cherished pet OF
Miss Cox
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

BY the French Bulldog Club OF America
has been largely through his untIring
81 Nj Bristol a. Judge was az Rumson
Two years ago and the many winners that
have been brought out since then VII
no doubt face each other At this HNture.
champion Lazy Lindon, .hat beautiful
type Of -. Bernard hitch. owned by col
Euppert, l. raising a litter Of eight puppies
imported dog lui won tie special pr.1"
At the NeStw'nst-r kgune, club show
l5lt-l5, fOT the best 81 Bernard. The
eight. puppies ~. doing well and all look
like future winners,
The nrs' match ~ IN. Pekng-s. Club
o .t. N ,ari,a, hr.d rhurst9} Aprn ., At
cess that tho club has decided to hold FOUR
matches. beginning In october and then
ending In April, 1915.
Six new members were elected 10 mem.
hership In the Ladies Dog Club OF L-noN
az their last meeting. THIS club l. grow
the game
Tn, ctyPres. Kennels hay. sold IN.
French eu'idpF Genera Hunks Gamin 10
Farm, White Plains, \ Y, owned by Mr.
George II Pell and Mrs {, Davies Tain,.r
have aided seyera! new breeds to their
terrier Enslish sheepdogs. German police
dogs and elbows.
George Rothsr Of Newark has purchased
inc bt-lph terrier, Lazy Dtl0tr, from
Julius Fdugman. Lady Drimar !s a MIN
class specimen o: this breed. has perfect
markings, nice head and ha. dons con
sider1b. winning at matches held In and
around New York
The following have been added 10 M.
Long Island kennel clubs list OF judge.
for the annual show to be- held Decoration
Day: q. Foster Rawlns, Red Bank. y j.,
Ddndie Dlumont terriers, Or. H. J. Gou-
beaud, Brooklyn, y. y pointers,
LEO Hapcox, the Boston terrier .s-
Barranquila, Columbia, South America
where he Will remain for about six months
The regular monthly meeting % tn.
Long Island Kennel Club Will be held In
the clubrooms In the johnson Building
Nevins street, Brooklyn, on Friday. MAY
I. After the business meeting the usual
open matches Will be held
The New Jersey Beagle club announces
that Charles a, Noge. " i'm Judge the club ;
Held trials ON October - AZ Roseland. y j.
Miss May Snellenbcrg of Philadelphia.
who was to make her debut at the San
Mateo show IN l!!fornia as judge OF the
popular West Highland white terrier will
not be able to off,ciate This breed and
the majority Of the other breeds have bee
allotted to Charles q. Hopton, who leaves
FOR the coast on "Wednesday, Via New
Orleans, returning East IN time to he the
all rounder at the Ladies' Kennel AssocIa-
t!on show at Auhurndale In June
Charles II. Phelps o. Brooklyn IL pleased
terrier puppies, They number three males
and four females and are sired by the
In irrational champion York Nyburn
Swell; the mother, Mr., Pheips's Nance ID
a fine specimen and although only shown
once was placed second In . large elssS