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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
FED UMPIRES STUDYING.
They Must Report THIS Week for
Final Examinations.

Training camp activities in the
Federal League VII be extended this
week to tho ump!res, who will report 20
william Brennan. cAief o. STAFF. at West
Baden. Ind. for training. The gather
ing ~ the Federal League ~a-b.ters vii.
be the fnHl test IN 4 series OF eNamina-
lions. which began With the meeting In
Buffalo last month When ump!res,
managers and players discussed rules.
William Brennan CHIEF ~ unpires, has
been conducting a correspondence school
with all hts pupils, six foote-s
Livery situation that could lie con-
ceiv~i nv Brennan has been outlined in
the questions propounded Ia Federal
League unpires. Scholars who have
qualified for the final tests at West
Baden include William Brennan OF 81.
Paul, James tombstone OF Newark, n. J..
Fred Westervelt. Richmond, Va.
william f1nneran. Erie. Pa. Harry
Howell. Brooklyn Louis F'yte. Chicago
Barry Mccormick. Chicago. ana w. p,
shannon. Minneapolis. Tommy Cor
ccran, veteran shortstop OF the Reds and
Giants, will be tho emergency umpire In
the Federal League.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
JUDGES FOR CHICAGO SHOW.
several Eastern Men IN List Of
OmctaIs jus Announced.

Judge. for the annual show OF the
Chicago Kennel Club 20 be held April I.
. and 3 are Vinton 2. Breese. Newark,
y. j., English and French bulldogs and
pumcranians Albert Lahrnann Of MIL
waukee. pointers and settlers George
W. Crdbp. cocker spaniels Reno u.
cole. Do kaib. Ill, OeAgles ". y. Pc
gram. Lincoln. Ill. Chesapeake Bay dogs.
Irish water spaniels. Clulnber ~spuniels,
fiold spsniels and miscellaneous classes
James ]. Lynn. Port Huron, Mich, fox
terriers and irish terriers John Wen
land. Chicago, Great Danes, dachshunds,
German sheepdogs and Doberulann
Piuschers DR.. x. l., James. Blue Island,
III. hull terriers and black and tar ter
rirrs Or. John e., Do Mund OF Brook
lyn, Boston terriers. Russian wolf
hounds. Irisi wolfhounds, Scottish deer
hounds, Old English sheepdosr, chow
elbows, ~Samoyedes Christian schaefer,
Chicago. Pek!ngese. and English to5
~spaniels. Maltese terriers. toy poodles
toy black and tan terriers, pugs and
Brussels Griffons. and Charles p
lockwood, Indianapolis. Ind. Airedals
terriers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
DOG LOVERS TO MAKE
PROTECTION KEYNOTE
New Organization Plans to Ey-
tend Its Usefulness in
Many Ways.

The DOG Lovers Protective Associa-
ton OF America. Inc, through proper
organization and well directed coopera-
ton, Ia sure 70 become a power for good
n it's Influence will be recognized
throughout the country. Similar organ
lzations probably will be organized in
different sections OF the country when
ever the local conditions warrant Il.
hut the parent organization Will be
In q position TO serve n protect the
interests OF its Individual members
wherever ocated
TWO phases of protection which will
be given serious consideration are, In
general terms:
/. Protection through precautionary
mea sures to discourage the sale OF un-
healthy and unsound dogr and gross
MISREPRESENTATION by unscrupulous
dealers IN making sales. especially when
shipped to a distance.
.. Adoption of a standard form OF
bill OF sale. with health and identified
ton certificate On tho reverse sid
thereof.
The Bert,iion eyrtem Of measure
ments and characteristics can be .ntelli-
gently applied to dogs and the record
will prove valuable for identification
purposes II be "A safeguard against
possible subst!tutions a standard form
of bill of sale can be worked out by the
d. L. =. A and It's use recommended
10 prospective dog purchasers. Such a
bill OF sale should set forth conc,sely
the terms of sale mot necessarily tho
prices paidl, n the representations
and guarantees. ~ any. made by the
seller.
on the reverse side two blank certin-
Gates 10 be filed In by a licensed doc
tor OF veterinary science %. '. -
one a health certificate as 70 whether
the dog Is apparently sound and healthy
and the other an Identification certi'i-
cate with measurements and character
istlcs based on the Bertillon system.
The uso OF the veterinary certificates
will he optional with the prospective
purchasers.
Arrangements can no doubt be made
ny the y. l. r. a with veterinarians
Of recognized standing TO make the eN-
amlnatlors and take the measurement
az their offices ror Il nominal fee. Hav-
Ing horses examined BY veterinarians
before purchase IL q general practice
why not dogsf Tho protection n sat
isfaction Of such q certificate 10 vel
worth the small expense Of securing II
Possible substitution Of dogs Intended
for shipment can be further safeguardeo
against. II necessary. by a tag certificate
under the seal OF the veterinarian placed
around the dogs neck At the time ex'
animation ia made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
WAGNER SURPRISES COBB.
Only Man Who Does, HuGGins Says
-Tyrus More Spectacular.

Sr. LouIs. March 27.-TNey were dis
cuSsing great players the other day in
the Cardinals club house. 'Ty Cobb IL
the most spectacular OF all players"
declared Manager Huegtns. 81 have
been Ia the business some YEARS and ]
have seen all those OF the lsst fifteen
or twenty years
"Iow about Pnl LanSe?" Ham Hyatt
inquired.
The White Sox star was a wonder
and he pulled of many spectacular per-
formances. but he does not come up with
Cobb for spectacular work. I don't
mean that ] consider lie ,s merely spec
ta-ular. There 10 only n Sat
player TO my "a OF thinking-Wag-
ner.'
He IL the greatest ever put in Joe
Riggert.
Wagner 10 not VA spectacular as
Cobb. but no 70 the greatest ball player,
He is tho greatest Of all time" And
svery one agreed with Huss1rs. not be-
cause he .e the manager but because
every one knew II was true.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
CORNELL CREWS ON WATER.
Quarter Mile stretch on Inlet u
Free From lee.

ITHACA. y Y. March 27.-A~er
several months @" eNaspcrat.ng rowing
machine prac;ice the Cornell VARSITY
crevs, numbering some tw%euty-four
mer. managed to go out on the inlet
this week. The oarsmen broke thelr
way through the ice so TINT they could
row a half mile strstghtaway. Until ali
OF the tee on the lower inlet channel
moves out into the lake the crews vii,
be unable 70 do much worth white IN
View OF the fact. however. that they
hav been confined IN the narrow crew
room In the gymnasium for 20 many
weeks, even u quarter mile W open
water Is more than welcome,
SO far Coach Courtney has not at
tempted to make w IA permanent var
sity crew. The combination watch Is
known as No. | ,s still -tNok"d by
Collycr, the y%oungster who pulled last
years freshman crew 10 victory AT
Poughkeepsie, Most OF the other men
On this crew are last years freshmen,
or recruits from other boats So FAR
Wclles Ia the only member OF last
wears senior eight 20 make a place IN
tho present combination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
TWO JUDGES ARE ENGAGED.
They VIII Work Together ~ scot
tish Terrier show.

The Scottish Terrier Club 81 America
will hold a specially show on June l
In the italian Garden a. tho Hote. Bit
more. An Innovation will he the intro
duct!on OF two Judges 20 work In concert.
In all the regular classes $50 will he
the prize money. first getting SO. Second
81. thlrd SO and fourth 50.
The idea OF having two Judges is 20
have one for dogs and n for bitcnes.
and then when the open classes and club
specials come on have them unite. Henry
T. Feitman n one OF y Judges So
lcc.ed. Andrew Albright. Jr.. also vac
selected, but as lie is In California az
present he Vas unable TO accept. The
committee which has this show In hand
IL composed OF Francis q. Lloyd, pres!-
dent OF the club Clarence c. Little OF
Brookline, Mass j Sergeant Price or
Philadelphia and Robert Sedgwick, Jr,
and Walter stern OF New York.
As the Mineola SHOW opens the day
after this fixture d banner entry is ey-
pected. AZ Il will give fanciers an on
p~ortunity 70 take IN both shows A dog
winning at both OF these shows VIII
obtain eight points toward a champion
ship,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS.

R.trenchment 81 Il word mat IL b"'hg
worked overtime one hears II gounortrl
with nearly all lines 81 business and many
branches " apOrt The word IA being
sounded into the cara Of the dog fAucicr
so little that drvotece Of tho heNch shows
would know little OF hard times wer" they
not 10 hear and road of such IN '"nueo-
tion with other business ana branches ~
sport.
One OF the beat Pom-ranisna seen in
some time II Champion s. Julien, owueu
by Mrs. IL. NICK Putt, Who won special
for best Pom NJ the W"stuin1t"r and
charity dog shows.
Nrs, Carl Bjurmun OF Gutenberg y. j,
has had another sad bereavement her
mother, Mrs, Hoppc, dyiug on almost tho
anniversary OF tho death ~ her huebaua,
tho 'ute Carl Bturmau, Who was such n
familiar rgure a. dog shove w 70 "A year
ago.
Mrs. william shepherds oranisn
Gold Specks Model wIh pat down IA
splendid condition ~ the charity Dog
show and won over dogs that had beaten
him on previous occasions, Lady Beetle
OF Minaru. also owned Nv Mrs. shepherd,
did her share o. winning among tho
Pek1ngc~e. che unu-N,ue Two blue rib
hons IN v'as.es ror American bred
q. Sabo and NJ Nldricl, who had
aduptcd the name Majestic for their
Grrman .hcepdoE kehncl-. have hcc1I In
formed ny the a. x. C. that they cauuot
be granted that prefA; therefore this
kennel will be known as tho Sibo kennels
In future
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
WANTS HIS APPENDIX BACK.
Burns 0ets Only Healthy Part
May Mount II for stickpin.

MOBILE, Aha MarUh - rolke
have queer IDEAS OF what constitute tn
terest!ng souvenirs OF places and events.
The iirst thing that First Bascman
George Burns OF the Detroit Myers
asked FOR after ne came out OF tho anes-
thet!c that Was administered when he
was operated on and his brain had
cleared wa. tho appendix that had Just
been removed. Whether he wished to
have n mounted az a watch fob or
planned TO put II IN a bottle for use as
an ornament on the parlor mantel at
homo he did not mak clear. But ne
wanted that appendix ana said that Il
belonged TO him.
Dr, Leake. who performed the opera
ton. demurred. He SAFE he Would go
ffty-hfty but no better. Tie diseased
portion OF the appendix the doctor
ciained for use In the hospital a b IA
tory. where OF course Il would be re-
Garded az an interesting study. Burns
got tho healthy portion.
When II shrivels III dries he can
have II mounted for q stickpin II he so
desires,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Charity show in Philadelphia.

A charity dog show will be held at
Chestnut Hill, Pa, on April II. The
promoters originally intended to de-
vote tine proceeds 10 the Belgian Relief
Fund. but as a result OF a call FOR aid
from the emergency relief committee of
Philadelphia II was decided TO ,turn tho
receipts over to the local committee.
There will be eight variety classes. In
o,uding sporting, transporting. terrier
ana toy. The prizes will bs 50, 81 ana
a ribbon. Mrs. William T, Drew will
Judge English bulldogs Samuel Foster.
Boston terriers j. Sergeant Price all
other terriers r. NJ, Dunlevy, sporting
dogs. and all toys but white poodles,
which will be handled by Levi Wilcox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
wnLETS ELECTED PRESIDENT.
WeUchester Kennel Club Chooses
Him as It's Head.

A. q meeting OF the Westchester Ken
mel Club the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Howard
Willets. president Oliver Hartman.
vice-president II. IL. Bloodgood. second
vice president c. Davies fainter. sec-
Rotary and treasurer: George Greer.
delegate 10 the American Kennel Club.
board of governors. J.. Macy willets,
G. j.. .. Leith. Robert K. Farley, Louis
Conto''. George Greer. Alfred B. Maclay,
Alvin Tntermyer and Tyler Morse,
The bench show committee. which will
have charge OF the annua show 10 be
held az tho Gedney Farms. White
Plains, n. v, on June 10. 1915. will
comprise George Greer. Louis Contoit.
Alfred b Maclay. Vernon Castle, George
Quintard. Tyler Morse. Mrs. George
Pell. j. Macy Willets and Mrs. C. Davies
fainter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
MRS. DREW NOW HEADS CLUB.
she IL Elected President by FOL
Iow~rs Of Miniature Bulldogs.

The election OF officers OF the Minin-
ture Bulldog Club OF America was held
AZ headquarters, the Alhermsrle-lIotf
man Hotel Tho following were elected
for the year 1915. President, Mra.
william T.. Drew vtne-president. AruolI
Lawson treasurer, Philip " Schel'.
and secretsrv, John T.. ABE.
The Miniature Bulldog Club oncru =,
all A Is. c. blows giving its classified
ton It's club specials consisting ~ siN
handsome cups 10 be won 10y points r:
the end OF each year. The 4. X. e
has granted the miniature bulldog
separate classification with winner.
ella ssses and championship rating. wnicr
will be al added incentive for the lovers
OF the miniature The dues of hi. clut
are only 81 per year and any one inter
e.ted In tho breed II represents Is re.
Qucsted TO Join.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

Rolyat Kennels, owned by Mr.. and
Ars, Harry Taylor, have made some In
,erestins sales, An exceptionally fine
Poke puppy which they purchased re-
Gently from the Drswstone Kennels has
been sold 20 Mrs, Charles r. Holm.
Rolyat Crackeria"k, a French bulldog
puppy. has gone 20 M~, Leavftt OF
Brooklyn. New acquisitions TO this
prominent kennel are Monico jacques
the we'll known Frenchia which was
purchas ed from James n. Meade, and
Drewstone TlpperaIy Mary, an English
bull puppy from the Drewstone Ken
neis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

Tho Ride-a-Wee Home Of Orange,
y. J., has arranged 10 hold It's annual
dog show on Juns -, This Year tho
show Will be held under the rules OF tho
American Kennel hub and there will be
u fun classification for Al breeds OF
fog. Mrs, Y +. McGuckin is president
81 t7iis worthy s0Olsty Tho show vii,
be held N the arnory AZ orange Wal
ter l. Johnson Will superintcnd. Ere
MUM lis'f VIII no sent out soon. but any
one desiring earlier information can AID
dress Mr., Johnson At "a Fast Twenty
third street, Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

ANYHOW AfbrI9ht, III, WI MOI ON IN
filing the vacancy IN tho Baughfell
Kennels caused by selling Champion
King Oorang 70 Mrs. Anita Baldwin OF
California. He has Just imported Cy-
prus Cadet. winner of thirty frat prizes
at three shows In England and which
has taken fve firsts and reserve for
challenge prize at Manchester. besides
six tirsts and special for best Airedale
at Blackburn show and winner OF cham
pionship certificates at Crutts n Bir-
mingham under such Judges as Hol-
land Buckley. r. T. Baines n J. g
HornoCls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
FEW GAMES FOR HOBART.
p-Stste Colleges Lacrosse SEIZED
uIe shorter Than Usual.

GENEVA, n. Y, March 27.-J1he Iio-
bart College lacrosse schedule for the
coming season Is now complete anG con-
taius six games. The reason for the
smaller schedule this year Ia that all
teams are hard opponents and II was
thought advisable TO concentrate the
seasons efforts on a smaller number OF
games. Tho schedule
April Il, Cornell nj Ithaca May !.
Cornell at Geneva ~. Harvard -
Gicueya; 10. Stevens at Hohokeu; Is,
Carlisle at Carlisle, and ?s, Toronto a
Geneva.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Lobban's Judgment Confirmed.

Robert Lobban. we'll known ae an
owner OF some OF tho best bulldogs that
have ever come TO America. shove nc
has a good eye for a ~Pekingese when he
claimed the light fawn dog Sanchune
Iaul during the recent Westminster
Kennel CLUB show az the catalogue
price. In buying short faced dogs Mr..
ISobban has hitherto eve q far out.
Nanching Paul has won a great many
prizes In England and arrived In this
country recently. He Is a good, sound
dog all through. n nics size. and was
awarded tho winners rosette at tho
Charity show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
AIREDALES.
d
DACHSHCNDs.
SOUTH SHORE DACHSHUND KENNELS

THE VERY BEST DACHSHUNDS young and
grown stock always or hand.
THE CELEBRATED CHAMPIONS OF THESE
KENNELS are AT stud They are of all the
reco gniz-d colors.
These kennels have rough coated dsch shunds
as well as smooth ones They are all eICeU-
tionally good as proven by their show winnings
and records a. the leading bench shows under
specialist and al!-round Judges.
Apply Mrs. A. HUNGERFORD. Bay Shore.
Long island, y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
HrubeI Jumps Ia Michigan AgKi-s.

EAST L~ANsIHG, Mich, March 81 Huh
Hrub.l, WNn last fan WAS one OF Mirl,i-
eau's reserve uuartcrhacks, has entered
Michigan Agricultural College. He was
among no rockies who reported this
week for baseball rehearsal IN tho ,\g-
gle cage Whether he viii make the
squad or not Is still, a matter Of CON
lecture. however, for his performances
so Far have consisted OF u little batting
drill and fielding practice. IIeubol II
IL" fails to mako the baseball squad.
probably ~llI he invited out to spring
football practice. This. however. will
not be stnrtsd before May or late April,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

w~rpE.uArREp o TERRIERS and all
srrcds for sale. Dogs boarded and handled
the year round. Terms. /
Penn Cottage. Wy nbcwood. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The lioston Terrier club Of Sew Eng
and held a record SluN IA Nluo, iltll.
lioston, Mast, ON Wednesday cNcuiuS
over 400 fnncicrs MCro pr,S,u' iud ~
dogs were entered. among thrru some 81
the best m that section, EiWHri ,Iuvrn
of Lawrence was the judge and ne
placed pptomisi winner, With Hickey =
DANDY reserve, In hitrnv~ Smoky
oookulus got trst ana llurh'r- We.
trCss reserve An entry that caused m
usual attention was pbriecull rs Colleen
Bawn. a tiny sp"rim"n in the three to
six-montha-old cluts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
CONDITION WINS.
TOMB lhE

These pills don't physic. contain ~ 4.-r-
suitable for all breeds. 81 no, uos'0a'
FREEMAN LLOYD. A " 'pt4 s.r,r
New NOTb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

PRINCTToS, y j, March "a season
ticker admitting the undergraduates 30
al the baseball games with the cxrep-
t,on " the Harvard and Yale games
has been offered hy the athletic asSo-
citation for So. Princeton has been look
Ing INTO the matter OF excessive charges
AZ the various sporting contests mud this
reduction of the price of the season
ticket, which formerly old for -, Is
tho first step In a reform, AS there
are twonty-one home gume, II maKos
the price OF admission lust ~ cents n
game,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
Busy Time for WatchunE Hunt.

Rufus C. Finch, NJ. r, II. OF tho
Watching Hunt, Plainneld, ~. j., makes
the following announcement Hounds
will meet Saturday. April 2. Mount
Pleasant, 3 p. NJ Wednesday, :, KEN
nels. Saturday, 10. Plainneld Horse
Show grounds. 3 =. NJ; Wednesday, -.
New brooklyn Pond. 3 80 =. NJ. Satur-
iay, II. Dog Tavern, 3 =. NJ. Wedn-s-
day, ~, %i,enncls. $3.50 p, N. Saturday,
~. Melrose Manor. 8 +, NJ. Farmers are
invited to take part IN tho hunting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
TOLL BAR MOLLY IS FIRST.
Selected a. Best In MONTH, shaw
Of Bulldog Club.

The Bulldog Club Of America held the
nrst Of u series OF monthly matches
Friday evening NJ the Gregorian Hotel
Mrs. c. N. Plat won FOR best In the
SHOW with her good bitch Toll Bar Molly.
a good headed, heavy boned. low TO
ground cloddy specimen. Best OF OPP
pos!te sex went TO the same owners
Baron reesdale, a very good type Of
dog OF large s'ze,
The committee which has these
matches in charge II composed ~
Charles @. Hopton. Daniel p. Ritrhey
and II. W. Beals. The mex match VIII
be held the latter part OF april.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
spring side Dog Palace " Busy.

Several important sales have been
made during the last few weeks ~ the
Spring Side Dog Palace. Mrs. Whittier
bought the beautiful little Pekingese dog
Wuhte imported by Lady Dscies last
summer. Mr.. Brady bought a Sealyham
terrier from Harry Petcrs's kennels.
Miss Madeline Howard, now acting In
Experience" bought he range Pom
eranian bitch Dolly Lind. winner OF soy
eral prizes at the Pomeraniau speciality
show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

GERMAN SHEPHERD AND POLICE
DOGS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

The SealyhRm terrier Bob Sawyer.
which Mrs. Marie II. Willis has tIsf
imported at a cost Of $1,000, Is on cx
hihitiou ~ IN" Spring side Dog Palnrc
Mrs. Willis expects "a great future In
this country with Rob, He arrived In
good condition ana IL oonsidered ny
those who have seen him to he "A very
good specimen OF the hreed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
KENNEL DIRECTORY
FOX TERRIERe.

The imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
at stud: vircboy Of
paignton. Fec $50.
Oh. Raby lDartler.
Fee S25. The Sensa-
ton Of England and
America. RidGeway
Corker, Eco $50. a
phenomenal headed
dog and big winner.
Ridgeway BaHler. Fee
$50. Hull Brother to Oh.
Raby 1Day,Ier. Ridge
way NutcraCker. Iee
$50. A grand young
- - 1t. n0Itsh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
RObinhurst spsntels Now IN Sale

The Roblnhurst cocker spaniels
owned by the late Miss Thayer. arc to
he sold In the process OF settling the
estate of their lately deceased owner,
Some OF these dogs are Oh exhibition
at the Spring Side Dog Palace. % East
Torty-sixth street. These dogs VIII he
sold at moderate prices. There are
several tip top ones amonR then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

y. Donovan recently Was elected
president of mo Philadelphia Airedale
Terrier Club, Mr., Donovan has been
the clubs secretary for the past year
and much credit IL due him for the
successful speciality show held lest fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
POMERASIANs.

HIGHEST CLASS now SPECIMENS.
Young AND HEALTHY STOCK. FOR
SALE At MODERATE PRICES. BLACKS
AND BROWNS 4 SPECIALITY.
Mra. X, 4. Mayhem. Trolley stop 2Ie
Jericho Turnpike. New Hyde Park. Long
Island. Phone AR FIon,l Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
ENGLISH TOY sPANIEI.s.

ENGLISH TOY spaniels a Pek,nsese for
sale. Rosemary Kennels, iT?i Nottingham
Road Brooklyn. n, Y. Tel. $50 Wildwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28
BULLDOGS.

Enrlish Toy Span!els. The 4 varieties. Mrs.
w1DMANN. III Church st. New Haven. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

Ridgeway Dassler. Best son oi
RAby DsErler. Zee SEQ, The lmp"r,en
Nu@set. giS -pound black. Profuse coat
rare quality. Zee ss5,. Ridsewsy
S-pound oranse-.haded sable.
i~nor1ed EngiIsh Bulldog At stud. Ridge.
wny KinscMM. a Big Winner In Enxlnnd
and America. Drown stock and rrpp,ss
Tor SaIc AZ All Times. GEORGE. w.
Owner. Charles Button. Ken
mel Manager. r. .. Boz 81 Bnyside, LONE
Island, y. 4. Ridsewsy Kennels. Phone
Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

POMERANiANs AND PEKINGEsE.
FAIRFAX POMfRA MANS. P~EkINGFsT
PUPPIES Y GROWN STOCK.
NO SAILS TO DEALERS.
MRS. RAN !. tIARk,
1851 AVE. SVFT nay.
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For alS-.wo BULLDOG bitohes, ;us.
turned two yeare. BY HEWLETT KING
ORRY. Big, stronG boned, should make
e1cellent brood rnatrone, Due In sea-or
GEO. W. GALL, sc Walnut Ava.
Rockville Centre, Long Isls nd.
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JAPANESE sPANIEIs.

Japanese Spaniels. the best OF mport. al a,
Blue Ribbon stock. sleeve and larger 80.
mems for sale. MlSSL. HARkSEN. 81 Bcfe,,
st.. Brooklyn. Tel. 52T7-W Prospect.