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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

Mrs. Aimee Croker Gouraud, well
known in Hawaii, and whose sprtght-
Illness has been the talk of many cit
les, is reported estranged from Prince
Alexandra Miskinoff, to whom, accord
ing TO report from London, she was
married a year ago. H. -. ~. IL. /
New York is discussing with ayidity
the latest story concerning the Crock
or heiress. A new York paper says:
Little surprise is expressed by the
friends OF Mrs. Aimee Croker Gou.
raud, the California heiress. over the
report that she no longer enjoys the
companionship of Prince Alexandra
Miskinoff, to whom London says she
was married a year ago. Mrs. Gou-
raud has left the McAlpin Hotel and
taken apartments at the Hotel Goth.
am. The Prince, too, has quit the Nc
Alpin Hotel. r.. -.-
The differences between the
Prince, who is repudiated as a titled
person by the Russian Embassy, and
Mrs Gouraud are reported to have &C.
CURED over the future Of Yvonne, the
16-year-old ward of Mrs. Crocker -
Mrs. Gouraud, who is the daughter
OF Edwyn Bryant Croker. who amass-
ed millions in the early days of Cali
fornia, has been in the limelight since
she was in her teens, first because of
her marriages and again because OF
the unique entertainments she gave
here and in Paris. At one. time she
was quilted as offering $4,000 for novel
ideas for balls and dinners. From the
point of view of the spectacular some
Of these were worth that price, the
entertainments varying from simple
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
LUxEMRURGERs GET
MUcH.NEEDED FOOD SUPPLY.

PARIS, France, June pa consign-
ment OF food from Switzerland. sent to
the grand duchy of Luxembourg, has
been allowed passage through the
French lines. The food situation in
Luxembourg, which is occupied by the
German troops. has been growing most
serious and appeals for assistance
have been sent out. This first consign-
ment will relieve the situation for the
time being in, the lite independently.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
MANY BADLY BURNED
By CHEMICAL EXPLOSION
IAssociated Press BY Fed. wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
PITTSBURG. Pa. June 26.-Several
persons were severely burned here
yesterday, at least one being fatally
injured, in an explosion in the plant
of the Aetna Chemical Company Elk
periments were under way with the
new process of manufacturing gaso-
line, announced by the department of
the interior. and the tests, which re-
suited IN the explosion, were being
carried out under directions Of the gov.
eminent chemists
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
SIERRA TO Bring
FOOD SUPPLIES

The Sierra on Monday morning will
bring to Henry May & Co.. leading
grocers, the following: Fresh Cali
fornia fruits and vegetables, Puritan
creamery butter and more of those ex-
cellent Primrose pork sausages. Be
sure to phone 1871 early-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
HAzING PREVAILS
AT ANNAPOLIS,
Is TESTIMONY
TAssocIated Press By Fed. wireless.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
ANNAPOLIS. Md, June 26. Haz-
ing, which It was supposed had been
stamped out In the United States Ma
val Academy ten years ago, has be-
gun to creep in again. according to
testimony given today by midshipmen
at the trial of seven Of their comrades,
accused OF cheating at examinations.
For the last two years, the witnesses
swore, hazing of underclassmen has
been more or less general
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
KEEP PRESIDENT BUSY

CORNISH, N. H., June 26.-Presi-
dent Wilson began the first day of his
summer vacation this morning with
renewed study Of the questions at is
sue between the United States, Ger
many, Great Britain and Mexico. The
president arrived here yesterday and
is making the same house he occupied
last year the summer capitol.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
Thinks BRITAIN
. HAS VIOLATED
u. S. NEUTRALITY
IAssociated Press oy. Fed. wireless. ]

ASSOCIATED Press BY. Fed. Wireless. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 20
John w Preston, United States dis.
trict attorney. states that the testi-
mony already presented before the
grand jury, conducting an inyestiga.
ton into alleged violations of neutral
ity, on instructions from washington
and based upon the complaint of the
German consul-general here, indicates
a serious violation of neutrality in the
recruiting OF British reservists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
ROBERT DOLLAR
Liners TO FLY
THEUNION JACK
Operation of Seaman's Laws
Makes Move imperative,
Says Captain Dollar
ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. wireless.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June &c
Captain Robert Dollar, the veteran
shiDowner, announced last night that
all mis- steamships brought under the
American flag at the time of the war
amendments to the shipping law, will
adopt British registry, on account of
the restrictions OF the Seaman's Act.
soon to become effective Vancouver
instead of San Francisco will be their
home port Formerly some of Cap
tain Dollars ships few the Chinese
flag and others the British fig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
1arb eigene Z1ulS
SaRtc angenidjeinlidl 5Obn HpaH iein
Seben Elm.

Coroner Or. 5oertreper 6e9aun
geiiern nit Dem Snulieit iiber ben
Goo pcn Sohn Rpan. ben y,o. 1916
Gbaprl StrdBe, Der in Der Radt pom
Sainitag gum Sountas elmer Stidy
punSe erIana, Die ibm ausebIih Don
fSrau @nno 5iema,,rite, BON go, 2422
aeaoiHg Roab, 5eiBebradjt ,Uorhen
tuar. Iir geitern aemnttcn 9lusiagea
beiliti1tcr Die VeriidernHg S5rau
;yienlaurice's, onB iie nid)t nat gfpan
Deitcfcu, ionoern oicier IN Oas Dlei.
ier, Dos iic in Der SonO belt, ais lie
i'm Sur Heoe itelltc, binringeiiiirlt
lei.
ausiagen in bieiem Sinne mndte
Charles 8igialns. DON Jeo. l04 @a.
Ter Strabc. Der iid3 i'll Der 0eielifSdit
sipan's beianb, ais hieier ,m's 2e.
sen fam. Rad, oen 9luaaben ocs &Al.
lidms mar Rpau idmcr betrlmteu ilDo
beifimpite ,Sral SiBuianriee AMI caS
@emeinitr. Gr id,lua bic Jrai, ms
Ucii6t uno itir5ie id)IieBIid, oa or
ui6t sernoe itcteu fcnnte, in oaS
9fciicr, Sns Die 5rnu IN Der Sano
5ieIt.
3r Sdunfmirth GOIparo iSis.
mnuriee, Der @atte Don ft1u ,Sis.
maurice, id,iIoerte Die 8organge III
Der Rnd)t bonn Santitne gum Conn.
tng ausfiibrIih. Seinen ananben
mad botte glpan ieinen Eciten ol5
SfantfeIlner in Der Yirtbidlait am
SanitnG arigegc6en lmo mar oenn
TART argetrlnlfen, puei Wlinuteu Dor
wlitterllad)t in bas 9ofnl gefontnlen
uno babe Bier perIangt 5rau ,Sip.
maHricc perlpeiserte ibm ieglitc @e.
trdrfe unb Rpan ting olnn illrhtbar
an ~ itintpieH nno ieete tlrle
SdJiupierei aud i'm Sol tort. Die
5rnu liei nab o6en, ieIepbonirte al
Die golijei in6 fam oann nit einenl
G'enenitanS III Der San0. ben Sit.
mliiriee iiIr einen aurtoiieliddler
belt, pieoer berl,nier lIn6 ging IN
ben Scf, no es sn een pcrbdnanib'
pollen 3ninmmenitob srpiiden ibr lino
Rpdn FAM bel iueId,em Jipnn iein sc.
belt eiitilhte, inbem er in oas Dici.
fer bineinlirI, nls or Der 6rdu eineI
lpeitercn Sa,itihlag periegen iDollts.
5ran 6itmaurice, Die 5etanntlitj
inter Der gIntIngc SeS @orbes unr.
bditet iruroe. mn9ie aMi g9eiiunI
hires anraIts abiollt feline ausia.
Jen. ScbnIo Der Coroner ieiren Sn-
aucit becn6ct hat, wiro Der gerhih
gemad,i meroen. Die iSrau segen
giirgitait frei 81 befonmien.
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iiidt gu bef1Hpfen uno iDiebr Elm
niIeIideS DfitgIieo Der menihliden
Beielifluft 81 peroen. BorldniiJ
iUtrS 9iifel inter beb0rolid)er 9lui.
liflt cine gnt3iebuugStiir ourGna6en
niiiief. Bad benz porIauiiaen glr.
rangeinents piro er entipeoer beitte
ooel morgeH Sem 4soli3eiridJter III.
ter Der anflaae oe5 01oroperiudls
Dor1eiiibrt lmb odnn initer bobe
giiraid)nit eeiteat ,ueroen. Sn CT.
rtdngeling Der giirgidJnit miro or
nit 3uitimnntng ieiner 9tngeb0rigen
bis aui gseitere5 nad) Dem GointDBe'
idngtlib iiberiiibrt itno bort bonn ar5t
bebaneelt nerben, nm i'm, peun nIog.
lid, pen Der Rcrpbumildt gu beilen
9ie gnBeb5rigen batten bereits por
GINGER 3eit Rifel nah eirer ioge.
nGnnieu Seilauitalt se6radIt. nber es
mar i'm iton peniee Gage ipdter &c.
Iungeh BON bort 3m ertipiiten uno
6aIn oas alte 2e6en lpie6er n,l5uian.
gen
Ger 3uitnnb BON Ir. 6rarf Soige
lit. nie aciiern I'M ltaotlidlen Soipi.
tai ertlart imIr6e, ioipeit nidJt lebens.
geidbrlid).
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iifer $273 seaen sat Rap9leI (Sue
rlntee cSspeIrn co. - 6enrp Dpeb=
Ten Elm icl6es iiber $843.66 gsgen
=. u. Bilion. - Die Sprin9 @uroca
6. unb 3. so. Elm ioI6ss iiber $259.
66 uegsn Glen 3. eSones. DapiO
g S6arr Elm Iol6es iibsr $500 sssep
Warn ifor.
Soiep6 u. Sennings srlangte nui
Grunb 9eIsiitstsr Dienite elm gerbitt
iiber 81 30 geean emma 6arris. Die
2estsre mar DOT orei Sabren pegen
llehertretuna bes ipeiben Stlaoen sc.
ieBss au 8fpei Sahren 3u6tbaus Der
grt6eiIt, ieopb nah g6Iuuf pon ID
girnaten besnooist porbsn. Senninas
behauptete. oaR er ourt ieiue gemii-
bungen bic gegnabigung erpirtte unO
hattie Der gertlaaten bsbb1lb etne Fors
cerung iber S310 untsrbreitet, oeren
3ablung bisIe jebo9 perpeigerte.
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6arbenberg
@lrb 3nm 5weiteH Mal DOn ben
gunbesbebOrben in 3eugeHbaft
genummen.

SeilR Sarbeuberg beiinoet lid
id,on mieoer einmul Inter Der Sbbpt
eines @ebeimbeantten auf Der Nelie
natl gterp gorf, um bort Don ZEN
Observation-Disclosures I'M 3ulito'
nia SAL pcrnonImen jlt iueroen.
9efanntlid mar Saroenberg, nat'
Rem er Dor etnigen @otet bier Don
ciucm 9cunlten oes Gnntoe5' Slrti5-
Ocpurtements III 3engeubait 8enom'
men lmo nod gtep gorf gebratt
luoroen mar, bort ipurIos ocridNulm'
Den, che ieins 8crncbmun1 erfoIgen
fountc
7ic 1citnabme Sarocubergs erfoIg'
te gritern OIL Der eSrOut lmo 8aImIt
Strabc uto er beballptete, oab er
crit om 0ieritag bier wieoer ein9e'
trciicn lei nmo iib aui Der Snhe nod
9Irbeit beianoe.
9efanntIi1 foil Snroenbcrg nle
,3eugc gegen @ititap Stabl bcnl;Gt
neroen, Der ocs Wieiueios nngctla0i
lucrocn III, rciI or inter Gio bebalp.
tct 1atte, bnb lid an 9oro Der Sllii.
tnnia bel ilrcr Iesten ausiaGrt Sc
ityiiee beiauoeu. Saroenberg Ill.,
ieiuer Nehaltpting ltadl oajlI
i'm Stanoc oen 9eUeis 81 crbrin8cn
oab Stabl on Dem Gage, al lpelGenr
Ole 4liitania IN Gee ging, gar nidt
oil @oro oes Tampicrs gelpeieu mar.
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parffnnserte.
Sas SpmpbOnieOrdeitr ipieli in
Chen Bari unb i'm astle Bart.

Dos Snmpboni,orteii.r ipirb am
Gonniaa gum sriisn WaI aon5trts IN
spsi bieiisBH Darts ss6en, rGmIib am
Ya4mittga I'M Chen PART uHo am
atenb I'M 9piIe part 7riir bieie bsibsn
apnssris iino bic folssnbsa prosrams
ne suiommsngeii.li porbtn:
eb.n Part.
Wari6 Stars arb Siripes@ eoui1
iJeitouperturs aaiisE
aIaIs.r .an Der i45nsn 6Iau.n 20,
ndu- Straub
am.riianif6. pbdntafie Sntsri
potpourri aus .qliba" 9sroi
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Strb Weib.
.1onn Sou.b1 Wsa9am
qOipourri aus .abele' gtiquet
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3msritunIfte gbaniapbis Serberi
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0ebmrtem.

Irani uns glants auSlOU, JOr.its
pint: aHabs.
Glarnt, unb Warp Wpdn, 1912
GaiisrH Noe; andbe.
Gharl,s uRb Settle Gjladsn, 1902
on Sront Sirabe; aunbe.
etorl,s uHb Warie Riebeb,lman.
1922 Sugbss Strdb,; anabs.
Sotn nnb auauIid ReurObr. 43s
s,loiitr qps.; Wdotsn.
5sfs unb pouliH. aOfs IA plum
Gtrabe; aHdbs.
Igran. unb glnHd 5ungsr, 1144
gppiar Gtrabs; 9uabs.
8. q. uHb emma SpobabL liz
gbsbdn eloe.; aHabe.
clarence unb Worp Chapman. 72O
Main Girdbs; anats.
Wlar unb anHa 9iaHcnb, BIT ~
Court strait; Mdb9sn.
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Wa5gIiaeripeiie nirb bic gioll.
oiemitfonmtiiiion entiGeiben, Dab bic.
fer poiten IN 3ufiinft nid)t mebr bcn
giDilbienitgeies itnteritellt iein iol,
5u es ii6 INN einen gertraienspoitelt
but6elt uno nnit baber 6ern glrbeit5-
6ireftor BEL Der gcieslmg polig freie
Suno laiien ipia. Cine 6iesbe5iigliAe
2luregung ipurbc in seItriger Sisung
bet Gipilbieiritbeboroe bonn aommIi.
idr hoppe gemadt unb bic Grage
luiro porlGnfi9 in @riDaging 9e3ogen
luer0cu.
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Mns ben 0eriHtsb6fen.
Ir. @m. $. Grimes ipe8en 0idtbe
sabluus BON sIlimeuten Der Sail
iiberwieieH.

GbeidsibunssfGle. - S6dbensrfat'
R!dssn. - GriminaI Suaen. -
Ra6lub 9tnselessnbeiten. - gers
i9iebeass.
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niro bic SGngeridaur nit ibrsu
ihDniten 2ieberr aufpdgtcn uno an
Ieiblihen @eniiiien pirb glei4faas
ieiu Manqel iein, nameEtlth fir bic
teriibmte 9rutpurit, bic So6n Soft
mann fabrtairt unb bas iiiffigs
,Usiin9ner" pirb bsIters Gorge ges
traaen fperoen lUb inter oieIen I'm
itGnben lpiro iih bieies 5amilienfeit
unitrsitiQ gu etnem Der aldn3enbten
@reiguiFe bteies Spmmers eeItolteu.
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Ter nene 8abImeiltsr.

Osfdr Trin0er ,puroe aeitcrn pom
sIrbeitsbireftcr tSosoid gum 3abImei.
tier I'M @aiicrpcrteepartrnent or.
nannt, an StelIe bon molanb u.
J8rebSeI, Der bcfarnitIidi ant poripen
fSre;iae entIaiicn iporben mar. neil or
@ciSer peruntrcut bntie. Yrin1cr
mar Sisbcr piliS.gluioesnarihaa
unb iciR sImisternrin ais iolGer llei
nit Dem geiiriGen Snoe abs
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Saiuilicuieit beS Saperiifen Wian'
nerdlors.

9(m 5onntaa bem II. Suli piro
in gethrdibs part Elm Iuitigss, frOb
li6es Qeben berliheu, oenn an bic
fem Gage fciert bort ter 9aperiTde
WlGnner6or Elm 5amiitenfelt. Sci
BEN gaberiI5en Sdnsern 1T man be
tanntlif tets pprtrsfflih aufgeboben
uno bic .Tsdmilie", bic beuer bas Set
milfeiert, pirb oaber uHitreitia cine
cana rieIige Ieiu. Dab bic Jeitglite
iirl out unterbalteu ipercen. beHen be
narf ea notl teiner beioIbersn Der
ii6erlng, bsun oas riibrise gtrransea
mentstommittee, bem bic tbdtigIten
Ulltolieber oes @ersins aneebprsn,
pirp ui6ts uneetbaH Idiisn, um fir
Die llnterbnltuug unb 9etuirtbung Der
5eittbsiIuebmer gu iOrseiL ylatlrIid
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A15 Die gtirge Iinb iIt Der @cIfs-
bIatt ofiice, 1877 Of giebente, nabs
Dsoiu Strube, gu brbert
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splD iir Giien.

n8ieI Gauieno trogen i6on
Wttt StoI5 ben 0iIng BON Gtien,
Sic gabcn germ ibr @oIo
iSilr Mittipen uno iiIr @aIicn
Ger &cloeu, bic Den lob
SIN heiBen, blut'gen 8ingen
@efunoen, OILS es aoIt
0ic Scinbe 5lt beEpingcu.
g9ie monde 1brGne ipIro
8etrodnet ourt Ole 8oben
Die Ir1aer oieies gling's
g8iQig qeopiert babeu.
Der iblihte Reif gilt nun
9ei 9Irmen pie Bel yfeihen
e,n lmicrem ganBen 2ano
9tlS ihouItes Gbren3eiden
9rlum ionte icoer bier
8erIanger bonah tronen -
Ger 9nidJriit bteies 9fings
@erndB bon ittj an iagen:
.,1en oIten @uterIonoe
Die Grcuc al beDetien
@ub i'd in idmcrer Seit
Sbm @oIo fitr oieies Giieu.~
The sun., 1915-12-19
D0GLAND KEEPING BUSY.
New store VIII Ne Open Evenings
Cntii Christmas.

Dog!and. the lew kennel emporium
established Oh West Thirty ninth street
opposite the Engineers CLUB reportS sN-
cellent busiueps. This shop has been
started by breeders OF considerable e%'
perience In the production of h!gh class
dogs, womens pets especially. Only
podigreed and prize stock IL kept, and
IL ,s cutie possible 10 purchase a dog In
the morning and win with II ~ one OF
tho fashionable afternoon or evening
shows which are in vogue II. this city.
There Is q guaranteed supply OF the
best home bred and imported dogs. and
during tho Christmas season Dosand
will os open IN tho evening, The store
Is owned by Mrs. Leslie w. Hall and
Harry ~ Baxter. An expert In the
care OF, washing. trimming and handling
OF dogs Is employed In connection with
this undertaking and all OF the cares Of
tho dog owner are attended 70 There
also Is a comfortable waiting room where
country and other visitors may me", in
connection with kennel affa'rs.
The sun., 1915-12-19

NJ. and Mrs. Gus.ave Barnctt's Eastney
Bag q Tricks In Yorkshire terriers
Champion Gatenby's st. Wiifrlds King
ne. and defeated the famous Clay yton
Wee Marvel. owned By Mrs. Madgc
Thorpe. King is compiling an envtable
record. as he has won over abou. every
Yorl,ie IN this country and was placed
as best OF All toys at the Islip show IN
September. That marvellous Maltese
terrier Yankee Snow Cloud. owned by
the snow cloud *; nnels. was the bcs. Of
It's hrerd. with Studebaker Snow King.
owned by tho Studebaker keuuels. re-
serve. bitches went 10 the StudcbAker,
entry ninrers going TO Studeoaker kath-
e-ina over Mrs. Alice Desborne's Papil-
lion.
Brussels griffons brought out some fine
specimens. notably the winning dog Mrs.
Albert Widmann's Rocky Top Cop
thorne. and the winning bitch, Mrs. II.
u. Brewster . Dora.
The large number OF handsone .pe-
cial trophies, cups. &C., and tho
$500 In gold, which caused the
show 20 be known az the Gold aud
Silver show, atoned IN :, measure FOR the
lack OF winners points. Next year II
This association decides 70 hold IA show
II will! surely be record breaker. as
every ore who attended Mondays event
viii be on hand. and many who missed
the show this year Will not want 20 do
sD ueYt
The sun., 1915-12-19
HIS EXPERIMENT SUCCEEDS.
". r.. oakley breeds show bitch
with Excellent RcsuIts.

Wheu man takes a real SPORT. &
chance re must bc congratulate or his
nervc and judl11ent ". T.. Da,,iay If
Eayonnc, y. J, owner OF 81, good los -
English bulldogs, was gam. enough ana
sportsman enough TO take that chance
when he bred his wonder al liGhtWCig ght
English bulldog o:lkwall F'irty Nestt,l
u his heavy weight stud dog Willietaup
against the advice OF the best veterin.
aries and hulld1s men IN the country
Although Fl!rty Westall which ~epre.
seuts AN outlay of about s 400, has
only been considered A. "a -uryv dog
she has proved herself one of thr best
of producers and mothers Of any dog II
this breed. and on December n whc,pe-l
five stron- and sturdy puppies. one male
and four bitches. F'lirty is raising this
litter without any assistance. and in fact
IL proving herself superior ia tn, care
o. her young to any ~ NJ ba;Slcy :
tried Old 'ro1d uatroas.
II has he,a NJ Dak;,y't s,.tdraSt
conviction tina the best show r!traes
We're not used to advantage in this couu e
try for breeding. but that the t5nccrs
were afraid to risk breeding their hes:
stock and therefore were breeding from
inferior matrons. The Bayonno bulldog
man points out that the best interest of
! IN" breed was nor being served, and that
fanciers were not advancing the quality
oC tho stock bred In this country. Tons
conviction led him 20 resolve 20 show
that the extreme type OF show bitch OF
which Fllrty Westall ia an cxnmpo
| could be used 20 produce home brcd
! stock. The experiment IN this ca :,
'urned out happily, so much 20 hat i'
| IL hoped that tho better show specimens
viii he more used ror breeding purposes
! instead or Just being panpered and used
'or winning prizes alone.
The sun., 1915-12-19
HONORS FOR BLACK PRINCE.
hest Dos In the Toy Dog Matinee,
With EIOs~y >r~t.

THe TOY DOG matinee n Busta nohy .
last !'lida' was the largcs' att.It, d
meeting Of any held this year tn" cOa-
tentior OF many fanciers that these
meetings do not bring out representative
specimens Of the different breeds seems
TO bc urfounded. as the dogs entered or
Friday were not only OF good quality.
but many fancieis that are well known
a, tho larger kennel clube' shows we're
IN attendance.
The best dog iu the show was the
Pomerar'an Hlack Prince. owned 10y
Mss Lena SCullinv. ant IN best al
opp osIte sex Mrs. John t;nodwlu = Sos-
ton 'e-~lar ';oodwln's Fllssy. pur ~
the mos admired dogs iu the SLOW was
Miss Hazel rrouthdu's prltrger, To To.
ShIc.i won through its classes and was
pla ced as tn. best tsks a. the show El
Is a very attractive rich red In color,
with a good coat, best of conhrmation
ami a dog which can go into any show
ard make a creditahlc showing. rho
awards H. the classes follow
petinEa'e Judge, Mrs, u. Il Moene, D..
80 -. res~'v,. Nrs Meorh's Saous Fu
winners bl.iAes, Mrs Charles t.udlcw's
L.cin OF brayv:rk reserve, M--. -
MscJ"y's ola,
Poino noranians--Judg., Mrs. VI. Johnson
Winners dogs, Miss Leua Sch.i.!ugs Black
lrincr ": -cserve, Mrs Henry III!
Fury hap. Winners bitches. Mr.. Gus
iave Barnett Eastney bag % TricSs. re-
sery,. Mis-. Lena Sohi.'iuE's Htushty sable
Iriltcsf.
Erglisn Toy ~paaI..s. .-iLIs", Mr.. w.
johnson winner. dogs. Mrs. !. L. Mu'h"-
sons Ne~snouk Hbm!sl.. Winners pitrhes
Mrs !. pAl.s Tango.
s'u.h 1ua---JudEr. frink r. Dole
winners doss. Mrs NJ Ko-r!n's y. n; ro-
rye. same owners t.ub,
Boston Terrers--iudg", Mr.. " o.
McGiure--Nlur".s dogs. Miss Egi'A B
We,l'e Jack Rabbit reserve, Mrs t.. ,.
scAl.ia.'r Pascal, Sensation. NIna,rs
bitches. Mrs John II Cup5-'.u'9 GonaViu'i
F.ossy. reserve. Ms ''l'H web. Nct
BpNIic.
Multosa Terr,e7s--Judsc, NT~. NJ. John
son---Winners dexs, Mrs char,es R"cN'
mans Chubby.
Res. In >nvw-.Wpu by Mes Lena ~cn ''
lne'a Pome1n!an Black Prince ". Brsl
OF opposite -eS-Mrs. John II, Goodwin
Boston terrier Goodwtns Fica.y
The sun., 1915-12-19
Mrs. Z. T.. Reynolds with her toy
hull terrier Mikeio and Cha ~ p,On
Maltese terrier.
BOSTON TERRIER SHOW.
Pcuue~Uo Judged the best in
Hrceder.' Exhtbtt Inst week.

Samue, Foster ~ Philadelphia an
nounced to do he judging WAS enough
10 bring out q representative entry ~
the ninth club match of the Boston
Terrier Rrreders' Association, held Tues
udy evening "a. RciHei,wcbcr's. This
young organization has conducted its
matches or 4 very liberal scale, and the
affair on Tuesday was M ia the standard
IN every way. Twerty-three classes ia
all We're provided and n list OF thirty
five specials. all 10 be won outright.
offered.
TIL" silver cup going to the best dog
ia the show was awarded to Mrs. Mary
L.. BreCht's Pequeeno, tho little bitten
which came over from Philadelphia for
over for IN" match. She was greatly
admired by tho critics at the match and
called forth much favorable comment on
the part o' Judges Of the breed. Bes,
Of opposite sex and winner of tn. sp.
cal for best male in the show was 6.
keoghs Darkness. with MIR, Brecht's
Correct Time the runner up. star Gazer
IL. owned ny \. strauss. WAS among
the leading winners and won the blue
in the limit. novice and open classes FOR
dogs under seventeen pounds. Hn Is a
good marked. nice front"d little dog with
q short COLBY body and sound
Best bitch undor seventeen pounds
and the reserve 10 Pequecro In the win
aers class was NJ. J Organs Derbyette.
a nice type of bitch. The match was
suJsrintended by Robert Waters. the
club secretary. and the resident, Mort
i.angc. was the steward.