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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Big VARIETY OF DOGS
IN ANOAKIA KENNELS
Mrs. Anita Baldwin Owns Fine
Specimens Of Great
Many Breeds.

Mrs. ANITA NJ Raid win. owner q the
Nnoakla Kennels AZ Santa Anita, Cal
has a collection Of logs that ranks rs
.tbou: the strongest variety kennel In
this or any other country. Russian WOLF
hounds. English bulldogs and Airedale
.erriers vie with each other for leading
hofors IN this kennel. and the many rep
re>entatiyes ~ these three breeds Owned
10y Mrs. Baldwin rank as the best In
the country.
In Russian woifhounds the brign star
~ the lot is Rolf If Addlsstou.. an inn
ported dog which j. said to be the best
Of his breed in his ountry and which
has swept everything before him at the
shows at which h. has been exhibited
on the Coast. The bulldog section Is
led ny Failswugth White Knight. an i'm
ported son of the late White Marquis.
which is n wonderful dog. massive. OF
bone. with tremendous rib, and about the
hest neadpiecs ever seen on one of the
British national breed. He has Yet to
meet defeat in this country and stands
head and shoulders above any dog of his
breed now owncd on the Pacific coast.
In Airedales the a kia Kennels hold
a particularly strong hand headed by
~ pi''eE "t'S ''A 'A%
THIS dog and the imported Cyprus Cadet
make q brace which can hold its own
in any company. The above dog gave
Mrs. Baldwin an iuvin"ible string but
not content TO let her kennel rest on the
~laurels attained by these dogs she has
just purchased in England a number ~
famous dogs which have been at the top
Of their respective breeds in that country
and which will quickly 40 TO the top in
this. Among the recent purchases are the
Russian w~olfhounds Champions Rams
den Radium. lotks Of Addlestoue. the
Aireiale terriers Champion TNntern Tip
Top. Whitebirk Tyrant and Champion
Cherry Tree Queen. the English bull
dogs Champion COLOMBIA Rose. Candover
Lady. Failsworh White Dutch and Lit
tie Gaysome.
All OF the above named dogs are entered
in the PanaIna-Pacihc Exposition Inter
national Dog show TO be held November
90 and December /. II l. hoped that the
owner of this famous kennel Will see tit
TO send her string on To the coming
Westminster Kennel Club show. and FAM
cIers in the East will enjoy a great sight
II this owner does decide 70 exhibit tho
string.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
ROSEMARY DOGS RANK HIGH.
Il cnnri Name IL . Gunrantec OF
excellence.

Every % familiar with the toy dog
FANCY knows tn. name of Rosemary,
which Is almost Inevitably coupled with
tho announcement Of the blue ribbon
and trophy awards. so persistent has
been tho success ~ the breeding OF thes.
kennels, backed by the imported strains
and the experience Of nearly twenty
years, that Rosemary might he termed a
hallmark in "A toy dogs pedigree. such
champions a. Rosemary Calvert, his
daughter Lady calvert, and Rosemary
Rel Rival. have been praCically in
Nlnv. nl- and these head a long list Of
winning logs bred in the Flatbush Ken
url~.
English toys and Feking.se of AL
%c1lprs. together with Griffous, are the
Rosemary specialties. Miss Parlett. who
* president ~ the Toy Spaniel club OF
America. and Mrs. A.. X. Lewiston. long
SHOWN AS assistant secretary Of the
Of these kennels. II has long been an
axiom Of the Rosemary kennel not To
consider cost, AN object when stud or
brood dogs hav. been needed IL hold
ny or improve the strain and the enda
gained seem -mphatically To V justi-
fled the expense.
II Is doubtful II any kennel is more
popular thau the Rosemary u such
popularity mas been gained through
sheer merit and the development Of
standard logs If the hest rank. such
methods are satisfactory To breeders and
purchasers alike. The beginner, whether
selecting "A dog FOR show purposes ar a.
4, house pet. feels that he has an animal
with n hallmark of excellence In rs
certificate OF breeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Big ENTRY ASSURED
FOR TOY SPANIEL SHOW
Thirteenth Annual Event Will
BE Held at McAlpin In
stead of at Waldorf.

The Toy Spaniel Club OF America Will
open the winter season of dog shows in
New York with its thirteenth aunua
show at the Hotel McAlpin on December
5. This show for years has been the
most popular and important from a toy
dog standpoint and "A win here counts
more to a toy dog exhibitor h a a win
at any other show In New York. The
fixture always draws more toy dogs than
any other show and during the last fcA
years II has been difficult to ind quar-
tiers suitable for the show owing rn the
large number Of dogs entered.
II has been held In tho past at the
Waldorf md in fart. had becnln" known
as the Waldorf show, hut TINS year the
committee decided that w. would have
to And larger quarters and 50 have
changed tho venue to tho McAlpln. The
change provides "A central location and "A
large spacious room where the judging
ring can be set and the bencniuS made
so that there will be no crowding.
The show should prove a drawing
card his year as rhe premium list cnn-
tains a larger number OF specials and
cash prizes than ever before. There are
specials offered for almost every dog
that will be in the show and "A substau-
.ial donation OF cash has made 1t Ger
tain that the winners IN each breed viii
be taken care of. Nearly all OF the
sy.cialty and kennel clubs have offered
rheir specials and the members of the
Toy Spaniel Club have provided a large
unbcr
The officers 81 the Toy Spaniel Gu
are AN unusually active lot when any
thin pertaining to their cluu is con-
ccrned and they have spared no effort
toward making this years show a an
ncr one. Among the more actiS" in tho
fr1Nf nNaf~S ~. Miss 1lAffH.4 q 1taH-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
HOPE FOR FOUR POINT SHOW.
PhiIadriphians Are Working Hard
to Gain higher Rating.

Arrangements for the annual show or
the Philadelphia Kennel III are now
well under way and many OF the Judge.
who viii officlate have been selected
Among them W. Freeman kendrick has
been engaged for the bull terrier and
Manchester terrier classes, \. Mcclure
HALEY for English and French bulldogs.
and Mrs, F'reda Streper for white toy
poodles.
The usual percentage plan in all the
classes again Will be IN yosue. while the
usual amount OF specials will be offered.
The show again will he run In the In
terest OF local charities. as was the
case last year. when more than $500 wa.
turned over to charity. This year the
show will be Of only W days duration
and II Is expected that the entry will
exceed last years total, as many en-
hibitors seem reluctant 10 enter at a
show which lasts more than two DAYS.
There never has beer a four point all
breed show In Philadelphia. and II Is
hoped that the entry this year will give
the club this coveted rating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

the field. II has taken Ave tirets at
big trials and was the winner of first
in the New England trials. seventeen
dogs starting. Fisrel's Limit is a son
oi the world famous Fishel'e Frank,
probably the greatest field trial dog ever
known IN ;his country.
The climax was cached when the
best oi min different breeds assembled
in the ring TO compete for the presidents
'up. which went to the best dog OF either
sex In The show. Wiz" Boys victory came
after much dsliberatiou on the part Of
the Judges and the win was i popular
one.
The reserve prize Went TO Harold
Dbei', .\iredalc terrier Champion Blng-
lty blossom with WaX Jones's bull ter
lier eli t.upior, Sound End Sonihrero. tho
runner NJ, Quintird also annexed the
vice-aresidcntr cup for hest team II
terriers. his Wire Roy. Raby pazzlcr.
CROMWELL Cheeky ant kismayn 90
Chuffs making a team which IL wei!
nigh invin,ibls. For the treasurer's cup.
going 20 the best team other than ter
r!ers, the Mepal Ken- els ;eaiu Of cocker
~sian!cls made a popular win. The seq
rttary's cup for best n~un-purt!ng brace
went to the old English sheepdogs.
Nightrider and Biddy - the Brambles.
\ feature of the show was the parade
of champions which took place on the
third day. All Of the rings wers united
into one big enclosure aud over i've
score famous champions paraded FOR the
inspection OF the visitors. II was an
inspiring sight to see the champions OF
past Years parads with their heads held
as high as thos. Jung champions
which have but recently acquired their
titles. Many ~ the dogs III this parade
" re ~ international fame and the pub
lie enjoyed the sight OF the best in the
Kennel world all in one hig ring. This
Innovation was a mast pnpular one and
should he emulated by more of the show
giving clubs.
The show was Will attended through
out and a good many substantial sales
were reported. Among them perhaps the
most important was the sale of the win
ming BoltOr. terrier bitch Miss sporty
Toss TO Mrs. Il. II. Throop of scranton.
Pa. This grand little bitch not be y
great acquisition II her new owner. who
shows nothing NJ; the best. otto Gross
was the agent in this transaction. Mrs.
Carl Ehlermaun. Jr, sold her beautiful
red Pekingese puppy Ho-Tai of croy-
don to "A Boston woman. and as the
little fellow was one Of the best ever
bred AT the Croydon Kennel the price
nIu~. HAY" been =. tempting one.
Among the NOR prominent doggy FOLK
seen during the show were Mrs. Roy
\. I;ain.y, Mis-, Eleanor \ Sears. Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. II. Throop. Miss Anne Tracy,
Miss Mary Brigham, Mrs. Carl Ehler-
mann, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Quinttrd. Andrew Albright, Jr, Walter
T. stern, j. +, Able, Ef'ingham Law
renee. MowDray Palmer, John Thorn
dixie. MIR. ana Mrs. Theodore oferman,
Morris Kinney. Martin baldwin william
Prescott, Woicott, i W, Spring, John g.
Ba..S. l,auie, :. l,iker, Charles /. boNd,
Thomas lawson. Arnold Lawson. Tyler
Morse avid q; orge =. West,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
THE G0LDENBERGS HERE.
Well Know French Bulldog Fan
ciers Return From Pa is.

Mr., n Mrs. s. l.. Goldenherg of
Paris. formerly the oW nrrs Of the famous
Nellcote French bulldog Kennels at
MISREPRESENTATION, arrived in this
country last week. The famous French
Champion Nellcote Bas Blanc. said To
he the shortest faced specimen of the
breed extant. accompanied them, To
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldenberg the French
bulldog owes much of It's present en-
c~ellence in this country, as it was these
enthusiastic fanciers who n decade or
so ago imported the world far ed Cham
pion Nellcote Gamin. from which nearly
every champion Of note of the present
day IL descended.
Other famous dogs which were owned
in the Nellcote Kennels at that time
were Champions Fan Fan. Lovette,
Gugusse. Blanchette. Fauvette and a
score Of other lesser lights, Mr.. Golden
berg's thorough knowledge OF this breed
and the fact that NE has Judged at some
of the largest shows in this country M
well as In France and England should
qualify him to Judge at some OF the
coming big shows 20 DO held here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
MRS. HERBERT WILL JUDGE.
EURiish W roman Ia Invited 20 Omci-
ate at PLAZA show.

Mr~. .. Herbert Of England, who has
been on an extended trip to canada
has been selected by the pekingeso club
II America AS the judge for its coming
show. TO no held III tho ballroom Of
the Hotel Plaza on January II. 1916.
II Is hoped that she viii he able 10
remain until the show and pass on the
different logs ut this most important
fixture. as her knowledge OF tho breed.
attained by years of breeding ana show
Ing the quaint little Chinese dog, quail
nes her from every point OF view.
A. "A guard against the clubs being
without a judge. II Mrs. Herbert finds
she will be unable 70 attend. Mrs A. l.
Holland has been selected a. the alter
nate Judge. and will act II il Is found
that Mrs. Herbert will not be able to
arrange her trip So as 10 be IN New
York at that time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
FRENCH BULLDOG CLUB MEETS.
Ftr-, Watch WI" Re "~'" Tuesday
Mt the GrcxOrtHU.

Local members uf the French bulldog
club OF America htld an informal meet
ing az the Hotel iregorian Tuesday eve
ming at which affairs Of the club were
discussed. At the prese t time inter ~
In IN. French bulldog is increasing. the
aruuisi;ion Of 4 number Of new fanci"rs
who have mad. important purchases ANA
who propose to start breeding operations
AS well as tn. introduction OF IL NUMBER
OF high quality youngsters AT recent
shows. has started enthusiasm among
fai riers of this type of dog.
TN. French Bulldog cub VIII h"ih u
series Of matches this winter, tn hist
az which will tax. place On Tuesday eve
ming AT the Gregorian, when julius
Falgmaln viii make the awards, A.
tn. fanciers hav, been !nsistent that
there be "A series of matches held II De-
hooves all to come 10 TINS match ana
show that they can he made a success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
BUFFALO CLUBS FIRST SHOW.
Bir Entry brought out NJ Only Fen
Days Notice.

the inaugural specially show Of the
Greater Buffalo Boston Terrier Clu was
held in conjunction with the Buffalo
Poultry Show at Buffalo or Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, While the show
was gotten up in just ten days there
we're 10 dogs OIL the benches aitestlns
fully TO the popularity which the Ntt'e
American dog enjoys IN mat section OF
the state.
The best dog of either sex in the show
proved to be Champion Picktime Glen
coe, "A local dog, and Champion Rexalia
was the winner az best of the opposite
sex. samuel Foster OF Philadelphia was
the judge. Next year this organization
expects 10 hold II specially show with
an \. h. e. rating. and 1t Is probable
that "A big show will be the result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
ALBANY CLUB AMBITIOUS.
Advertisrs Its Animal show IN
True Circus style.

Bigger. better. greater than ever
Old reliable fixture 10 surpass previous
records" This sounds more like An adj
vrrtisement of Barnum's circus than
the advance notice sent out by the Fort
Orange Kennel club. which it really Is.
The clubs annual show takes place in
the rnlor al Albany on Tuesday and
Wednesday of This week, II the aj-
vance notices indicate that the show
will be the banner ono IN the history Of
this active organization.
The entries promise to surpass any
previous high water mark and the quail
ity of the dogs entered is said to he OF
"a high order. In some manner unknown
to the committee which has the show in
charge. a report got out that the show
had been postponed until January. but
this is not true. and the reign of the
dog in Albany will start Tuesday morn
ing and end Wednesday night as per
schedule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

The first afternoon match held by the
American Pomeranian Club proved to be
SO successful that the club has decided to
arrange another match show to he held
in the winter garden of the Hotel Me
Alpin on Wednesday. December 10. 1t
Is expected that Miss Marion Kennedy
will make the awards. This will be The
last match previous to the clubs annuai
speciality show, and the committee re-
quests that all fanciers make a strenu-
Gus effort to attend so that the committee
can get n correct estimate OF how many
dogs can he expected at the speciality
fixture to be held some time in January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
YOUNGSTERS TO FORE
AT TOY CLUBS SHOW
Drcw>tunc Kennels Exhibit
Splendid English Bulldog
Only Three Months Old.

A large entry Of puppi.s Nus the fca-
49,, -, CIV. ,h,,1 wat, 80 ,b. r,,
i"s ''u" "'" III me winner N"'"'" ~
the McAipin Friday afternoon. Anon
them were many Youngsters which
. , ,,. ,
Hi"f" IMAM PaSSihe "'er'' "h" '"' Ju"E
ing Of the class for the trophy going
IN the hes, puppy IN the show brought
49,. ~ ,,a,n,., .,,rL,.,.
"' ~
f'hsIish huiIaos PuPPS q Woh'hS vi
age. but IN outline of body and ability
To show resembling a. fully matur.d
dog. was Irewstons Dvr,y Mc,;iuty.
owned by ,h., Drewstoue Kennels This
ynunpst.r l.. , vhite with briu1lr mark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

For the first tim in years the annual
show Of the Westminster enn club
will b. without the services OF
any English Judges. Superintendent
GaA, when interviewed at the clubs
Headquarters. stated that he was busy
working on the Judging List for this
years fixture. which will he held in
Madison Square Garden in February and
that. although he could not make n
statement as to the probable list ~
judges he you'd say that zone OF them
would he obtained from England. II Is
the opinion OF Mr.. Gall n the West
Minister Club committee that there Ia
available material in this country and
that for this year. at least, they would
not 20 outside for any Judges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
VIII Show Diminuuve Jan.

Mrs. Ethel May Way of New Lon
don. Conn. Is the possessor of a re-
markable Japanese spaniel puppy g
months Of age This youngster il n
bitch out Of her Champion Mo Mo and
weighs at present under two pounds.
but has all the quality of a wonderful
show bitch. 1t undoubtedly will be
heard from at some of the coming
shows, Mrs. Way refused a tempting
offer for this wee mite OF dog flesh a
short time e and intends keeping II
herself for exhibition purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Oh. Raby Dazsi"r. dog and big English
winner. Rldgeway Dazzicr. Nest son .!
On, Raby. DaS,ier. Fec $40; Ihe .mpSssenn
nugget. 81. pound black Pro!use coas
and !sre quality. Fee sas; Kid.scny
Mig International winner. Fee SEQ. !hs
Imported English BulidoY At stud; H,ns";
way kinEcraft. Big Wtnref ~ Tpnniss
Tor sale OF All Times. GkOKGG ".
CUNT ARD. Owner. tnnr'ss nu,L%%..
Long Island n. Y. Rsdgeway Aeh"e's'
Phone 2464 Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

The Pekinsese Club of America will
hold an informal match In the ballroom
al the Hotel Martinique Friday after
noon. December 3. Mrs. Haley Fiske.
owner OF the Overcroes Kennels, will Of
ficiate and a large entry il expected rs
the show will he a sort Of preli ninary
to the clubs big speciality show. which
will be held in january.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Tho premium lists for the Brooklyn
Charity Show ia he held in the ball
room at the st. George Hotel on wednes-
day. December 10. are in tho mail and
contain a liberal classification. Includ-
ing the variety classes there arc exactly
$50 classes provided and most Of them
carry Q liberal donation Of ep>cdaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Champion Haymnrket blazer Dies.

Bull terrier fanciers will hear with
regret IF the death Of the famous sire
n show dog Champion Haymdrkot
Blazer, owned by Il. II. Elliott of the DO
minion House, Ottawa Ont, Blazer has
had "A sensational career both as show
dog and sire and a glance through the
pedigrees Of any of the leading winners
will show this dogs blood well Ia the
fore. His loss Is a severe one 10 the
Canadian fancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
KENNEL DIRECTORY
FOX TERRIERS.

Tho imported Wire
Haired iFox Terriers
~ stud. Wtreboy NJ
PatgntOu. Fee $50.
Oh. Raby Dazzle.
Fec ac5. The Sensa-
ton Ut Fin gland aud
America.
Ridgcwsy BofNer. Fee
$40. Fuil Brother TO Oh.
Raby DazSlsr. Ridge
NutCrarker. Fee
ap,a Grand Nnnn u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
nuys Good Peke Puppy.

Mrs. Daily Of New York has sold n
remarkably good Pekingese puppy to
Mrs. Wallace of Brooklyn. Mrs, Wal
lace own n large kennel Of Pekingese
and French bulldogs. for which breeds,
she sayA she ands Q steady demand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
AIREDAL.Es.

AiREDALES, two weeks old thorough
BREEDS; choice. 90. Il, j. McKEpN, Chap
paqua, y. Y.
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Observation-Disclosures

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8ert 8otping un6 Sro1 an 6rif &
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