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Evening star., 1915-02-03

About the only exercise some peo.
pie get is twisting themselves around
in an effort to hit what the photog-
rapher considers a good pose. =,
Evening star., 1915-02-03

Payable iu advanee-by mail. postage prepaid:
Daily. Sunday included one month. 60 cents.
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month. 10 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday Star, 40 year.
Evening star., 1915-02-03

Entered as second class mail matter at
the post Office 1T Washington, D. C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
NEW DOG MART OPENED
WHERE ALL MAY TRADE
Springside Dog Palace Across
From Ritz-Carlton Is a
Complete Novelty.

Society dog owners have come 10 town
and opened a dog palace" otherwise
store. on East Fifty-sixth street and OPP
posite the Ritz-Carlton. They will deal
only in pedigrccd stock or dogs bred from
winning stock Theodore Crane, who Is
TO he one OF the judges 1T the Westminster
Kennel Club show at Madison Square Gar
den, Is a member OF tine new Arm. The
est. Mr. Crane told THE SUN reporter
owners OF high class DOES should be pro-
vided with an exchange or mart where
pedigreed stock could be purchased at
sight
why not n canine market as we'll as
an equine one?' he continued. 'The visit
tor to New York ought 20 he as easily
able to buy a good dog as a first class
pair Of horses or the best automobile.
who in the world had bought better look
ing or more costly dogs than Americans?
And why cannot American breeders OF
dogs place the stock that they have for
| sale? And why cannot American breed
ers of dogs place the stock that they may
have for sale in the hands OF reputable
agents or responsible brokers'"
And that is what the Springslde Dog
! Palace Is out to accomplish. 1t will deal
/ in prize or prize bred stock only. The
store Is kept open on Sundays and all
ARRANGEMENTS may he made Immediately
for shipping dogs to any part OF the
world. There also is an expert in at
tendance who may he consulted free OF
charge in reference 10 the breeding and
rearing Of all kinds OF dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
Col. williams, Dog Lover. DeSd.

Col. owen Hird Williams OF the Penn
hrokeshire Yeomanry Is dead At homo
on leave he fell by accident through a
window OF his conservatory, whore he had
gone to clear water trough that had
been choked with dead leaves during a
severe thunderstorm Col. Williams was
a well known owner of gun dogs. He
had also acted as Judge at field trials In
Scotland. Belgium and Russia. lie was a
son OF a clergyman and inherited great
wealth from tho Morgan family OF
Haycrford West. Col Williams com
handed the regiment In which Freeman
Lloyd. kennel news reporter Of THE SUN,
was once trooper, They were boy
| friends and private school fellows aud
/ had kept up a personal correspondence
/ for many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
MANY OFFER SUPPORT
TO CHARITY DOG SHOW
List Of Prominent Judges Is AS
sured by Acceptanccs Al
ready Received.

~ the meeting OF the Charity Dog
Show committee. held during the week at
the rooms OF the American Kennel Club,
New York. many letters of support were
read from dog owners and specially clubs.
They all Endorsed the show for home
charity to be held in the Seventy-hrst
Regiment Armorv. this city, on Friday
and saturday. March 10 and 90
\ full classification has been decided on
for the charity show, with valuable tro-
phes and money prizes to supplement the
regular awards OF ribbons In the various
breeds The responses TO an appeal for
these special prizes sent out by John @.
Bates. III Broadway, the treasurer have
been liberal
In addition 10 James Mortimer, accept
ances to the invitations to act as judges
have been received from Mrs, Madge
Thorpe OF brooklyn. G.. Muss-Arnolt.
Tuckahoe. y. V. John X. Thorndike, New
city, y v; l.. Berwnd Chase. Radnor,
pa; Robert Sedgwick. Jr., Manhat-
tam William II. Dietz, Carlisle Pa. ;
AMI Dodd, Long Branch; John VI.
BlaCkwood. Trenton. y. j., and DR. John
T.. de Mund, Brooklyn. The full list OF
judges and the assignments OF breeds will
soon be announced. as will he the complete
board of patronesses. 10 which recent adj
ditions have been Miss Anne Tracy. Mrs
G. D. Pratt and the Misses de Cobpet
Among the features will be classes for
dogs owned by the Police and Fire De-
partments of Greater New York, open 10
all breeds, the exhibitors to appear in uni
! form while showing their dogs. At the
request OF the owners, the manager, w. II
Purcell, 20 Broadway, has arranged TO al
/ low dogs entered for tho Interstate Collie
! Club show at Philadelphia. on March 20
TO leave tho armory show at the close OF
the exhibition on tho first evening, March
/
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
DOG WORLD LOSES A FRIEND.
Ralph II. Thomas Aided His Brother.
Joseph ". 10 Establish Dog Farm.

Ralph II. Thomas. who died on Thurs
day at his residence, Park avenue
founded with his brother. Joseph r.
Thomas. the famous Valley Farm Kennel
of Russian wolfhounds near Simsbury
Conn. Tho deceased took the greatest
interest in dogs OF all kinds and at the
social meetings Of horse and hound men
after some big show in the neighborhood
of Valley Farm he would make a speech
or sing a song"
Ralph Thomas and his brother travelled
great deal together in Europe and Asia,
They were the guests of the Grand Duke
Nicholas at his hunting lodge at Perchina.
The Thpmases subsequently visited Persia
to get the greyhounds OF that country.
Ralph. being tho younger brother, very
often took the position OF silent partner"
But Ralph rhomas's advice always was
considered of great value over tho conduct
of the Valley Farm Kennels. Thomass
widow is also an admirer Of the Russian
| breed of wolf dogs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
STAR AIREDALEs AT SERVICE.
Arthur II. Thomson Oners KindnIe
Crack and RcgaIIa mt stud.

Arthur u, Thomson has placed his well
known Airedales kindale Crack and
Regalia at the public stud Kindale
Crack was the winner of the gold medal
al the famous Otcy. Yorkshire, show for
the best dog or bitch OF his variety Mt
the oldest established event OF it's kind
in tho world Otley show long has been
recognized as the first and last testing
place for an Airedale dog fanciers.
kindalr Crack Is a particularly smart
and high quality dog, In the fashionable
color of the day he is well nigh supreme
This dog will be found OF great value 10
owners OF bitches that have pale. curly
and washed out appearing coats. Regalia
on his dams side, goes back to Champion
Master Briar and Champion Rock salt
on his siros side Regalia also has Rock
Salt Regatta is a proved sire OF win
ncrs, including the famous Knightor
Prince, the winner of forty first prizes IN
England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
British Use German
Dogs To Drdw Guns

THE English have begun to use
L dogs for the purpose of haul
ing light machine guns into action.
German boarhounds are now in
spanned to British Maxim guns.
The first three dogs put to use
were broken in by soldier who
formerly had been grocer's as
sistant at Haverfordwest, Wales.
The old Welsh-Norman-Flemish
town always has been noted for its
"doggie" men. An overseas cor
respondent writes to the Kennel
Department of THE SUN that
1.-The old town is still keeping up
its record in the way of dog men,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

1t will be noticed that the Quintard fox
terriers and Pomeranians have been
placed at the public stud, and through the
medium OF THE SUN. Mr.. Quntard has
spent very large sums of money on his
days and there can he no denying that
he has possessed himself OF the best dogs
that large sums and good Judgment can
command, The Ridgeway lot have got as
high as any dogs may, and on both sides
of the Atlantic. At reasonable fees the
American dog owners now may avail
themselves OF great opportunities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
WILL BAR ALL CHAMPIONS.
Lesser Lights VIII Have Chance on
"Wednesday Evening.

The second OF the series OF the grand
challenge matches ~ tine Long Island
Kennel Club will take place on Wedpes-
day evening, January 6, at Bryant Han,
sixth avenue and Forty second street
Entries close on January 4 with Wilbur
Purcell % Broadway Post entries may
be made at an additional fee. There is a.
full classification FOR Russian wolfhounds,
Cocker spaniels, German sheepdogs Aire-
dale terriers, Irish terriers. English toy
spanlels and Brussels Priffons
There are two miscellaneous sections
in which the dogs Will be classed accord
ing to their weights The judges will be
F. Y. Anderson, A. Clinton W!lmerding,
BENJAMIN H. Throop. Charles TrayfOrd,
Mrs, Carl Baumann and Or. Il. III
Berendsohn. All champion dogs are
barred for this show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
NEEDS ROOM FOR RETRIEvERS,
So Robert GoeIct Announces Sale Of
Several West Highlands.

TIE SUN received the information last
night from Robert Goelet that he pur-
poses selling several OF the West Highland
terriers IN the Glenmere Kennels. The
surplus stock will include many ~ the
leading dogs OF the breed mentioned.
Mr. Goelet wishes 1t to he distinctly
understood that he is not getting out OF
Highlanders. He requires room In his
kennels for retreyers--Labrador dogs
for preference. He hopes 10 enjoy a lot
Of wild fowling this winter. Among other
terriers OF the white and.Scottlsh breed on
sale will be Laird OF Glenmore, This dog
is classed by experts as among the best
OF his breed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
To oncr Prizes for Coach Dogs.

Bernard Gregory and John GerlSen, the
two well known horsemen. were az the
Waldorf dog show on Monday night
They said that they proposed to offer
special prizes AZ the outdoor shows for
trained or well hammered DalmatiAn or
coach dogs. They considered that the
spotted dog was n part and parcel OF the
general equIpage of a high class coaching
turnout The presence of a dog gives
young horses confidence, and In many
instances these handsome dogs get a
horse inclined TO shy out OF a dspos-
ton that might become vice. The terms
OF the Gregory Gerken competitions will
be announced later on. As may be well
expected the prizes viii be we'll worth
tho winning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
NEWARK SHOW NEXT MONTH.
Good List OF Judges Is Selected b,
Jersey Club.

The third annual show OF the Newark
Kennel Club will be held on Saturday,
February 6, In the new auditorium on
Orange and Broad streets The Newark
club bears nigh reputation and its
bench show committee is made up OF
practical men. Mrs. Ethel l.. Holland OF
New York will enter the ring for the first
time and will Judge the Pckingese breed
Mrs. Holland Tor some years has been
one OF the most successful owners and
breeders of Pcles In America.
Vernon Castle Will Judge the German
sheepdogs and James T.. Meade the Bos-
ton terriers Francis J. Trown of Bloom
field, y. j., will look over the English
bulldogs and James Anderson is down
for all the sporting spanicls. Jules
Ferond will make the awards in the Toy
and French bulldog sections and Drew
S. Tinsman OF Philadelphia sorts the
collies william II. Written Of Chestnut
Hill, Pa. will place the bull, Manchester
and Bedliugton terriers and to Gustave
Muss-Arnott OF Tuckahoc. y. V. has beer
assigned the fortunes of the japanese
spanieis and all OF the large breeds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

There will he a dog show at the Sports
mems Club, Chicago, on January l6. 1t
will be an informal affair carried out
under the superintendent OF the Kennel
terest Is taken in thoroughbred dogs I'm
the club, and the circular of invitation
states that the show will be under its
management and control, subject only TO
tho rules Of the Sportsmen's Club Of
America" suitable accommodations will
be provided in the clubhouse, at 6Os-6lO
South Michigan avenue free of charge,
. and there will he no financial bother OF
any kind 20 confront the committee. Dr.
IF, A. Fisher !s the secretary, James A.
Pugh is iho president and Henry d.
Coghlan. vice-presldent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
PntsIc Minds a New Home.

Tho Boston terrier bitch Patricia jay
passed through another phase of her
eventful career while at tho Waldorf
show. Some time z, she was stolen, and
then duly found under n new name at
n big show at the Gregorian Mrs. T.
Schultz put Patricia Jay down at last
weeks event and took third with her in
the open bitch class Subsequently, II.
Huylcr OF Glasgow, ~ j.. bought the
taking daughter OF Champion Wampage
Delight ana Saucy Jay, and II was Mr..
Huyier VINO remarked that II is probable
chat "Patse" has now found her last
and abiding home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
Goodson to Cross Sea Again.

Alfred Goodson leaves again for Eng
land next week, Not one OF tho nineteen
peklngese brought over by Mr., Goodson
became III in any way, They will remain
on record as high class of young
matrons and OF the pest niood, AS Will
be seen by THE SUMS Kennel Directory,
there still are a few of these particularly
well bred dogs on the public market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
Lynn show Entries CLOSE soon.

The Lynn Mass. show will be held in
rho Casino Hall on Thursday and Friday.
January 81 and %, Entries close on
January with the secretary, Charles r.
O'Connor, 81 Central Square, Lynn. The
Judges Will ne james II, Waterhouse, New
York; Vincent NJ. Turley, Brookline
Mass, and James ]. Lynn. Port Huron
Mich. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS

was bred by Thomas T.. Thompson and
his plume comes right over 20 the nape OF
his neck. Benjamin Bunny has been two
years In America.
Tho famous prize and stud Pekngese dog
Wung Lung: the property OF Mrs, Thomas
show. This dog has sired numerous win.
nCrs and probably II tho greatest pecuniary
success Of his kind In America. wung Lung
takers including Miss Margaret Van Buren
Masons Hop Ting Of Downshlre. the cham
Plaza on November 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. proprie-
tors of the Boylen Aredale Kennels on
OF French bulldogs They already own one
or two Of the breed. and large and impor-
class dogs and bitches are about 10 be made.
Special invitations have been sent out
Tor Busianohys afternoon dog show on FRI
Of the rekingose DOGS DR., Goodening Will
Judge the breed. Vinton Breeze is to be
the all round judge.
A. Clinton wilmerdinE informs THl
SrN that owing TO u pressure Of business
he has been obliged TO resign as a member
Of the committee OF tho Charity DOG Show,
March.
Mrs. A. l.. Holland has bought back the
Peklngese dog Champion vi Sin OF Alder.
Gramercy square.
Malcolm L,snnox was az the waldorf dog
pekingcse dogs into England, Mr.. Lennon
was one of tho promoters Of the now time
honored Bryn Mawr. Pa, Kennel Club.
America. The Philadelphia dog fancler has
been residing in Paris for some time. His
forte Is fox terriers.
The Newcastle Kennels Brooklne. Mass.
are about to send out big teams OF Scot
tisn terriers TO the spring shows
FoShall 7. keene vas Waldorf show
that he was now taking considerable In
terest in the Pekingese breed But his
ms crowd Of the Quorn Hunt In Leicester
shire, England. Mr.. Keene was chosen
IN the memorable match when the Fytch-
ley Hunt challenged the Quorn. The Quorn
won. Ana keene was the only American
| try match.
Dwight Moore OF clostcr. y. j., is ..tab,
at one time was a leading exhibitor OF
Boston terriers, His best bitch was Cham
pion Boyls,on Reina.
wex Jones Is partial 60 Swing his bull
the Elizabeth, y. j., Kennels Is to be called
EbcA IS ncmsd to be ne
! and lacking the so-called terrier quality,
will hear the oognomen OF Tom Saycrs.
Mrs Lewison. cNeCutFiN Of Nine. Jar
beau's viii, has the famous French bull
! bitch Champion La Belle Cora for sale
Corn is considered to be one Of the best Of
! The little champion is on the public mar
ket for the purpose OF Winding up the Ja az,
! Fact Fifteenth street.
Ridgeheld " j., is a careful man viii
dogs This time last year he brought rount
| 10 health valuable kennel % PekinEes
stricken with alarming Illness TIL
Morey Kennels are personally superintends'
and are kept warm during the winter b
farmhouses. Mr. stokes Is partial towar
Pskingese dogs and OF these he has som
for sale
Reuben Clark, 11s East Ninth street ma
always be depended upon as having o
being able to obtain the best dogs at an
season Of the year, This time he ha
several terrier puppies and other youn
dogs suitable presents for children
Moreover. he guarantees satisfaction,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

James Watson asked exhibitors at re-
cent dog show to contribute their mites
toward a present Of American fruit for
the children OF soldiers and sailors at
Chatham, England. As a result OF his APP
peal Watson sent no his niece, the wife
OF Rear Admiral Charles Arson, Mt tho
Navy Yards, Chatham, ~ boxes OF Hood
River apples . boxes of California pears,
3 boxes OF Florida oranges, l box OF
melons, boxes of candles weighing 80
pounds each, and other sweetmsats The
Christmas card enclosed bore the legend (:
TO the little sons and daughters OF tho
braves who are bearing the brunt Of
battle"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
FOX TERRIERS.

PEkINGESE.
Al GEE PEKINGESE.
A few beautiful dogs and bitches from
Mrs. Alfred Goodsons res~nt importation,
For sale.
The owner returns to England next week
80 Is offering the remaining ones at most
reasonable prices These are poklngesc OF
the longest and most distinguished pedigree.
and from the leading and winning stock In
England to-Hay.
HOTEL GREGORIAS,
West 35th street. New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
ENGLISH BULLDOGS.
FOX TERRIERS

Champion Deodora Monarch at STUD. Pun.
pie for sale. Robert Lobban, s5G RIDE.
wood Ave, Newark. y. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
FOR SALE.

PEKINGESE OF THE BEST BREEDING.
great promise Also POMERANIANS OF like
merit Prices reasonable. l.. MARKE\
DORFF 1875 w. s1th 81, Tel. Schuyler S2S5
PEKINGEsE. 80 TO select from. 4S9 FIN.
Ave, New York. Tel. AIS Great Neck. J.. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

AIREDALEs - Champion PRINCE of
YORK and TINTERN ROYALIST; Wire Fox
Terriers-vICKBRY WIRE RESULT. Fee
s7 each. Young stock always for ttls.
vICKERY KENNELS Darlington. Ill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
AIREDALES.

AT STUD. The International and win
ming Airedales. KISDALE CRACK q RE
GALA owners desiring extreme quality
and perfection of color VIII not fail TO en-
stock. Young and grown Aircdsles generally
for sale Boyden Kennels, Annadale. ). L,N.N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
ENGLISH TOY sPASIELs.

ENGLISH TOY spanieis q Peiingsse for
sale Rosemary Kennels, 1721 nottingham
Road, Brooklyn, n. Y Tel $3.50 Wildwood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12
BANKERS HOURS
FOR THE
poor" FARMER?

Cutting the work Of the farm down
to one half its present duration, and
reducing the labors to such an extent
that they can be accomplished i'm
bankers hours will be one of the
results Of the gasoline tractor show
which will be held in conjunction
with the International Wheat show
at Wichita October to IA.
The tractor show, which will be f.
charge of experts from the largest
tractor manufacturing concerns i'm the
country, is being held for the pur-
pose Of instructing the farmers on
how to get the best results from their
fields, how to eliminate all useless la
Dor, and how to become skilled arti-
sans instead Of unskilled tillers of the
soil.
The machine which will be used on
display and practical demonstrations
are products Of more than twenty
firms, who have announced their in
tentions Of placing exhibits in the
show, and are the very zenith OF
modern mechanism This will be an
excellent opportunity for the farmer
TO not only get new ideas. but to also
acquire an inside knowledge Of the
workings of the popular labor-re-
ducing implements.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12

cakes and cookies and in their can
dies each year.
| know of another man. who feels
that he has made his fortune in a
machine that will reduce the cost OF
Smelling paper-shell pecans 25 per
cent. lie says that this one item
alone is worth many hundreds Of
thousands of dollars to the trade
Texas and other southern states
have a few years the start of Tulsa
county but the men here, who are i'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12


Free range for the poultry flock is
one of the important factors In main
tanning yigor The best modern system
of poultry husbddnW Is one that com
buos the growing of crops and the
raising Of poultry The old idea or
keeping % flock of chickens lu a bare
yard is all wrong That Us not poultry
farming, it is "barnard' poultry
Keeping one can continue this
method by exercising great care, ana
cNpcudlng large amount oI IlDuf IN
keeping things sanitary 10 also is
necessary To- get new blood OCCASION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12
Preparation of Show Birds
Timely article how TO fix for coming county fair
O}y J. HOWARD SLEDD. Mounds, Okla.)


When any class Of stock IS being
pat into the show ring II needs spe-
Ci1l preparation. Hogs, horses ana
cattle all have to be well groomed,
ana can sec nc reason why poultry
mon should not get theiI birds into
the very best possible condition II
Is TO be regretted that very many
who Sho" birds are inc med TO take
them rirht off the run and without
any training or other fixing, put
them into competition ana then be-
come disEruntled because lhey 90 not
take the blue ribbons Without eNcep-
ttOn 1ll the more prominent breeders
condition their birds and train thyin
for the shows
To lc true the conditioning OF the
gb...fr 1irI IRuiDg with ancestry If
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12

\ Hard job.

One Of the hardest jobs | know
Of is to take a ride, when you're
feeling nice and sociable. in
left hand drive machine with
fellow who is deaf in the right
ear and has TO stop the car and
turn his head toward you every
tine you make a remark to him.
Farm Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12

Boys, we pay three cents per pound
for clean cotton rags-World office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12
Consideration.

Did you tell Bud!ong that !
was a jackass2"
Indeed / didn't BulOng has
a jack that he thinks a lot OF.
and / was afraid Of hurting his
feelings Farm Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-12
\ Great Industry

| realize that very many look upon
it as too small a thing to be given
very much consideration. ! can re-