New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Entries for Bench Event
of September q Already
Number 400.
FOUR-POINT RATING
is A POSSIBILITY
Judges Include Most Notable OF
New York FancierS and Large
Number from Out of Town.

Dog lovers will flock 10 Bayshore,
Long Island. on Saturday, September
4. where the third annual dog show OF
the Islip Kennel Club will be held.
The entries, which already number more
than four hundred, indicate that one
Of the finest and largest collection OF
bench stars ever brought together on
Long Island will be on exhibition.
There is little doubt that there will be
a three-point rating Tor this show, and
the bench committee is hopeful that 1t
will develop into a four-point show
The judges selected comprise sucn
prominent fanciers as Mrs. Meyer
Cohen. of Valhalla, y. Y, who will pass
on the English toy spaniels: John w.
Rritton. of Manhattan, bull terriers and
TOW bull terriers; Lloyd Ross Blynn, OF
Manhattan. Scottish terriers and West
Highland terriers; F. l. Hamm, Of ia
maica. Long Island, French bulldogs;
A D. Gillette. Of Fort Salonga, bull
dogs; DR.. James f. Hair, of Bridgeport,
Conn. English and Irish settlers; o.
Carlev Hartman, of Bedford Hills,
n. Y, Great Danes and Old English
sheepdogs.
william NJ. Jones, Of Brooklyn, Aire-
dale, Irish, Bedlington and black and
tan terriers; William r. Lowe, OF Man
haitian, sporting spaniels; William r.
Parker, Hasbrouck Heights, n. D., Bos-
ton terriers; W. Ross Proctor, Manhat-
tan, Sealyham and Welsh terriers; U.
Muss-Arnolt, Tuckahoe, n. Y, blood
hounds. mastiffs, st. Bernards, grey
hounds. Russian wolfhounds, collles,
Irish wolfhounds, Scottish deerhounds,
Fskimos. wire-haired pointing Griifonss,
POINTERS, American foxhounds, English
foxhounds. beagles, dachshunds, poo
dies. pinschers, whippets, elbows, Dalma-
tians, Samoyedes, Dandie Dinmonts,
schipperkes. toy poodles, Yorkshire ter,
riers, Maltese terriers, toy black ana
tan terriers. Chihuahuas, Italian grey
hounds, miscellaneous members class
and local classes.
George w. Quintsrd, Bayside, Long
Island. smooth and wire-haired fox
terriers: Frank s. Sternberg, Manhat-
tan, shetland, German and Belgian
sheepdogs, boxers, Pomeranlans, Jap,
anese and Pekingese spaniels and
Rrnesels rriffons; G. Muss-Arnolt,
William NJ. Jones and Frank S. Stern
berg. unclassfed specials and variety
classes.
The officials ofthe club have made
excellent arrangements for the accom-
mediation of the exhibitors and others
who attend the show. Stages and con-
vevances will meet all trains at the
Rayshore station. Luncheon Will be
served on the grounds. The exhibitors
will be permitted to bring their entries
70 the grounds on Friday, as the Off
GERS have arranged to house the dogs
overnight
The most noticeable feature so far
developed is the unusually large num-
Der Of one dog exhibitors. This is ex-
plained to some extent by the fact that
both the Judges and the personnel Of
the lslip Kennel Club are so well
known.
Some Of the exhibitors will be Mrs.
L. +. Domler, who will show her Jap
anese spaniel Yoshi-hi-to; F. Pagan,
who will exhibit his collie Ardto;
Frederick NJ. Kew, his white-haired
fox terrier ST. Giles Young Slammer,
and Mrs c. \. Platt, her English bull
dog Wrexham Silent Marquis.
The Elmview Kennels have entered
several dogs. among them the interna-
tional champion Apollo Won Hunen-
stein, a German shepherd dog which
won the Belgian and Austrian cham
pionships in 1918, the French champion
ship in 1914 and the American cham
pionship this year, as well as Harry
Won Nahetal, Dullo of Elmview and
Leni.
O. Carley Hartman has entered his
champion Great Dane, SuccabOne Weda
of Wulfstan; Lawrence White his bull
dog American Beauty, and Mrs. Ber-
endsohn several of her japanese span
iels.