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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-05

4OG1s " Huron ST.. Wheeling. 1st; Mrs.
John Bauman. end.
Tomato Catsup-Mrs. A. N. Jones, 1875
18Th ST.. Wheeling. lst; Mrs. Chas. Can
field. end.
Currant Jelly-Mrs. Alonzo Sells. 1st;
Mrs. ]. W. Morrow. Bridge port, O., End.
Apple Jclly-Mrs. Alonzo Sells, list;
Mrs L. S. Wigal. Al Indiana St., Wheel
ing. End
Peach Jclly-81rs. W. F. Myers. 1st;
Miss Mary Richey, 50 Virginia ST.,
Wheeling, IN ID
Cherry Jclly-Miss Julia WlGal. 1st:
Miss Mary Wigal, Island, Wheeling.
end.
Ounce Jclly-Alrs. Alonzzo Sells, LIST;
Miss Mary Hickey. end.
Pear Jelly-Mrs. l.. S. Wigal, Al In
diana St, Wheeling. 1st.
Blackberry Jelly-Mrs. 4: NJ. Jones
I99 18th ST.. LIST; Mrs H. McConnanghy.
end.
Raspberry JelIy-Miss Mary Hickey,
LIST: Mrs. Chas. Garfield. End.
Strawberry Jclly-MrS. Alonzo Sells.
LIST: Mrs. Harry Gilbert. End.
Grape Jelly-Mrs. Harry Pyle. LIST:
Mrs Chas. Garfield. End.
Elderbcrry Jelly-Miss Mary Hickey.
lst: Mrs. W. +. Myers. End.
Plum Jelly-Mrs. Alonzo Sells. LIST:
Mrs JOS Holman, Kirkwood. Ohio. End
Crab Jelly-Mrs. W. NJ. Lemley. Glen
wood Heights. Wheeling. LIST: Mrs. ]. J.
Beuter. Beech Glen, Wheeling. End.
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Preserves and Jellies.

ficcalilli-Nrs. Ami" Greer. % South
Wabash ST.. Wheeling. LIST,
PiCklcS-MrS. Lee Meyers. Canton, O.,
1st: Mrs. Alfonso Sells. iOG North Huron
ST.. Wheeling. Ind.
Picked Cucumhcrs-Atrs. Lee Myers.
Canton, Ohio. LIST: Miss Della Fulton,
end.
Picked rears-Mrs s. 4. Gillette. LIST.
Picked Onions-Miss Della Fulton.
1St.
riclil@d Pcachcs-Mrs. j. w. Morrow,
Bridgeport. Ohio. 1st
Cider Yin, rar--Mrs. William DAVIS.
~ 5. Huron, Wheeling. lst Miss Mary
Wayman. End.
Dried AppIrs--Mrs. Alonzo Sells. LIST.
Spiccd Grapcs-Mrs. s. y. Gillette. LIST.
Dried pcars-Mrs. Alfonso Sells, LIST.
Dried PcachcS-AfrS. Alonxo Sells LIST.
Specimen Canned Toma. ocs--Mrs.
Chas. Lciphart. LIST; Mrs. S. y. Gillette,
end.
Specimen Canned Observation-Disclosures.
S. A. Gillette, list: Mrs. Annie Greer. 2nd.
Specimen Canned Raspbcrrics-Mrs.
J. }. Eraum. Isl.
. Specimen Canned Prachcs--Alrs. Olive
Nichols, los Elm ST.. Wheeling, LIST; Mrs.
{. S. Hirst. 100 Eoff St. City, End
Specimen Canned Aprlcs-Mrs. S. A.
Gillette. list.
Specimen Canned Pcars-Mrs. G.. S.
HirSl. LIST.
Specimen Canned Chrrrics-AIrs. Chas.
l.eiphart. list: Mrs. Alfonso Sells. End.
Specimen Canned Strawbcrrics-No
prize awarded.
Specimen Canned CurrantS-Mrs. J..
j. Brdun. LIST,
Specimen. Canned Quinccs-Mrs. S. \.
Gillette.
Specimen Canned Pinrappl"s Mrs.
ChaS. Leiphart, LIST; Mrs. Annie Greer.
end.
Preserved Pcachcs-Mrs. W. T.. Myers.
IS Virginia St. Wheeling. list: Mrs. An
mic Greer. End.
chill Saur"--Mrs. G. S. Hirst, 1st;
Mrs. S. \. Gillette. md.
Preserved Apples-AIrs. j. J. Braun.
LIST.
Lcmlcy. Glcnwo"d Heights, Wheeling
LIST.
Preserved Pears-Miss Julia WiEal.
Island. Wheeling. LIST.
Preserved Cherries-MrS. Alfonso Sells.
LIST; Mrs. W. ]. Braddock. 212 Pierce
ST.. Wheeling. End.
Preserved Tomdtocs-Mrs. w. F.
Braun, list; Mrs. W. +. Myers. End.
Preserved Gooscbcrrics-Mrs S. A.
Gillette. LIST: Mrs. J. J. Braun. End.
Preserved Watermelon-Mrs. Annie
Lcirhart. LIST: Mrs. Harry Gilbert. End.
Preserved Currants-A1rs. Harry Gill
bert. 1st: Mrs. Annie Greer. End.
Preserved Quinces-Mrs. Alonszo
Sells lst Mrs. S. A. Gillette, End.
Apple Buttcr-Mrs. Harry Gilbert. 1st:
Mrs. John Bauman. 200 29th ST.. Wheer.
Ing End.
Tomato Ruttcr-Mrs. w. J. Braddock,
lSt; Mrs. John Bauman, End.
Ounce nutter-Mrs. John Bauman,
LIST: Mrs. William Davis. Ind.
Plum Butter-Mrs. Chas. Garfield.
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-eiphart, II Garden Court, Wheeling,

Leiphart, Ii Garden Court. Wheeling.
End.
Assorted randes--Ntrs. H. McCon-
nauEhy. "l% JarQuct ST.. kirkwood. o..
Isl: Miss lih:n Lcincr, 70i y. York ST.
Wheeling. End.
Prolcne-Mrs. Mart Burriss, LIST: Mrs.
Fl. MCConnaughy, End.
Loaf. Domestic Brrad-Mrs. Ahlstsdt
l*': Miss Della Fulton. Bridgeport, O..
md.
Loaf. Rye Rrcad-Mrs. C. W. Good
SIG 23rd 81. B"llairc, o., LIST; Mrs. S.
~. Gillette. md.
Plate. Light Rclls-AIrs. Harry Gill
bert, LIST; Miss Mary Wayman. End.
Plate. Domestic Corn Brcad--Mrs.
Harry Gilbert. LIST; Mrs. S. y. Gillette,
md.
Loaf. Domestic Brown Brcad-Mrs.
G. w. GOOD. LIST; Miss Mary Wayman,
Mountain Cake. two laycrS-A1rs. Mart
RurricSS. LIST: Mrs. $. y. Gillette. end.
C"c"anui Cake. two layers-Mrs.
Harry Pylc. %0U Iacqu"t ST.. Klrkwood.
Ohio. LIST: Mrs. Mart. Burriss. md.
Jelly CHkc--Miss Della Fulton, lSt ;
Mrs. :. y. Gillette. End.
Marhl" tak".--AlrS. Mart. Burriss, LIST :;
Miss Della Fulton. End.
Lemon Iic-Mr$. John Reed. LIST: Miss
Della. Fulton. md.
Apple pic-MiSs Minnie Minrh, list;
Miss Dcl!a Fulton. End.
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FiEurc-Ada Blackstock; Wheeling
1st: Greenland. Wheeling, End


w
miscellaneous.
Typography on leather. G. Hall ST;
Mrs. VIM. Whistler, 319 Park St. Mas
Sillon. Ohio. End.
Pyrography on wood-Mrs. a. r
Ernst, list: Mrs Vim. Whistler. Sls Farh
St. Massillon. O., End
Wood carving by hand--Mrs. VIM
Whistler LIST: J. G. Hall. End.
Wood carving by machtnery--J' &
Hand.patatcd fan or calendar-N"ii9
Mckinney. LIST; Lafayette Graner' a.
y. Wabash St, Wheeling. Ind.
Architectural or mechanical drawing
George Humphrey. IS Raymono 9t'
Wheeling, LIST: J. G.. Hall, End.
Amateur Photography.
Portralt-Charlcs Payne, LIST; A .
= Ciroup-Charles Payne. LIST; A. r
Sill life or animal life-J. II. Rlack'
wood. Trenton. y. j., LIST; ~ X Er:!s'
I.anlscape--J H. Blackwood. LIST; A. Il
MnrinsMA. B. slocr, LIST; a. r Ernst
md
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-05
SENATOR SCOTT FOR SUFFRAGE,

Two of the most distinguished Wis
itors at the woman's suffrage booth on
the state fair grounds yesterday were
former Senator n. B. Scott and son,
Capt. Guy T. Scott, both of whom left
ing Votes for Women" in this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-05

Our display Of Fall and Winter
Millinery is now ready for your In
spection, and embraces all the latest
New York ideas No opening later.
Marsden /. Colvig, 1914 Main Street
The sun., 1916-12-03
SKIBO BOY A VICTOR
AT AIREDALE SHOW
W. 4. Burtenshaw's Puppy
Declared Best by Judge
John Reid.

\ number OF high class puppies were
beuched at the monthly show OF the
Airedale Terrier cub OF Long Island
at the clubs headquarters in the John
ston Building, Brooklyn. last Wednesday
night. John Reid oficiated as Judge and
his decisions met with the approval OF
all the members.
To Bob. belonging 10 Charles Jack
son. went first honors Ia the class Tor
puppies three to SIX months old. Second
prize IN this class was won by W. \
Burtenshaw's Judy.
In the class for those sin months to
twelve months old w. A. Burtenshaw's
Skibo Roy carried on the honors with
!. Martins buster. second. Skibo Boy
repeated his victory In the open class
with MIR. Jsckson's Bob AS the reserve.
After the show the club held its
regular meeting At II II was decided
to hold another show ON Wednesday,
December 20, when n special prize Will
Or offered tor every class.
The sun., 1916-12-03
AND CATS TO
Be IN SPOTLIGHT
Tenth Annual Poultry Assoc
citation show Will Have
Many Features.

cats. pigeons. age birds and chickens
are TO be the attraction at the tenth an
nHal Empire Poultry Association exhibit
TO be held at the Grand Central Palace
December 8 to Q Resides the poultry
entries. which are arriving from as Gar
away as the Pacific coast. there are to be
TWO cat shows. a pigeon show and a cage
bird show. Everything which goes to
make up u modern chicken farm also
will be on exhibition.
Barred Rocks led the poultry show
last year in numbers and they may do
so again. for their classes are hllinS rap
idly and the amous exhibitors are all
there. Yama Farms OF Napanoch, y. V;
I. e. Breeder OF BennettsNI lie. =. G. aud
-. Il Andrews OF Chattanooga. Tenn
are three Of the leading exhibitors
Lucknow Farm Of Greenwich. Conn
owned by j Robinson Beard OF New
York. Is in the field with Buzz orpinG-
tons. and owen Farms of Whey ard
Haven. Mass. will display White orping-
tons, Miss Carol Macy Of Maine, famous
| for her cats. 1t Is hoped will show this
wear her Just AZ famous Blue OrpinStons,
The Bun l.eshorn entries show four i'm
, portant contestants IN t.nohla Farms OF
Norfolk. Va. and Glenwood Poultry
Yards OF Rutherford. y. j.; III" Orange
! Poultr, Farms of Msnhasset, I" |. and
Monmouth Farms OF Frencau. y j
| Black Le2horns are TO be represented by
the Turtle Point Farms OF Saratoga and
others.
Campines look az II they would figure
very prominently and be OF great tech
meal interest. Among those who VII
show Camplnes are the Homestead Cam
pine Farm OF Wayland, Mass. III, ID
Rogers a. Son Of oxford. y. Y: DR.
a.. +. Cleghorn of Mtnsola, /. l., and
n. O. Perry Of Flushing Cornish vii
have as some Of its leaders this year
testants, John W, Ward OF Benulng
ton, y j Prof. John NJ Priskc a
concord. y. H.. and Frank II. Clemen
OF Homestead. l.. l. But,ercups vii
have many devo,ees a. usual. Som
Of those who will try conclusions 70
the tempting premiums ARE Mrs. HATH
u. Reed OF Marcellus. y y charlie
i. I.ieber OF Homer. y. V iori & Sol
OF Ulster. Pa. and J H. schiller -
pattcrsonyille, y. \.
A feature of this year IS to be rlasse
FOR farm iocks. % 'fereut breeds o
poultry, Ten In II pei. competing. ElwiI
Morris OF Sparkill. n. Y; II. A. Par
dee and Miss Minoia Pomeroy Of Buf
falo seem a. IL they wouId divid
honors in waterfowl. Pigeons are com
ing from the Pacif" coast to compel
against the Fasteners. A strong fgur
In pet stock should be John Rurkstuh
The two cat shnws are given by tn
Westchester Cat Ciub and the Empir
cat Club. Australians are to be IN
novelty.
The sun., 1916-12-03
EQUAL PRIVILEGES
FOR WOMEN GOLFERS
Cherry Valley Club to Extend
to Fair Sex Same Rights
Accorded TO Men.

Garden Citv 4. ~oipv I'm for the a.-
velonm.n, % ,,nions IN Tho yarlou.
mort. In which -,on,.n are in,sr..,ad
Golf. tenoin ana souash are nome OF
,hsm To so.,.r .rdsayor mems womsn
memh.ns IN. Chsrrv vs,,sv ,.h,h which
last sprine took over the club mouse and
linn. NJ m. .emi.nuhIic s.li,hurv course
hss been turned into n novel or.an,ration
in which v,om.p hsve equal right. win
men. II IA hoped thar the new organ
isation viii turn on, women cbamnions
VIII viii brinr az much honor In Garden
City as has Walter Travis. the MANY
times golf champion. who hail, from the
Garden CITY Golf club.
Home Rolf and tennis clubs bar women
entirely. while mos, OF them permit
women to use the club facilities only
during certain hours on certain DAYS.
There II to be nothing like that at
Cherry Valley. Women will hold men,
berships I'm their own names and I'm addi-
ton 20 having all the privileges Of men
will ba expected to pay the same duas as
male members pay. But there will be
no distinction Of any kind, and on Satur-
day afternoons. Sundays and holidays.
budding women champions wilt not be
compelled to rest while their brothers.
husbands and fathers monopolize the
golf links and tennis and squash courts.
Since word Of the purpose Of the club
went out every membership has been
hlled and = Ions waiting list established.
As q hrst step In Its quest OF eagerly
sought trophies the Cherry Valley Club
The sun., 1916-12-03
MRS. WILLIAMSON MAY JUDGE.
Invited 20 he OficInI at N~stmin-
I show at Garden.

The show committee OF the W.stmir-
s,er Kennel club has invited Mrs. Harl-
lev Wiliamsoe of New Rochelle 10
Judge Pomeranians at the Madison
Square Garden show next February.
This has occn stoned great interest among
the fancy. as Mrs. Williamson hitherto
has declined such invitations. although
she is acknowledged both here and in
England to ~ an expert on he breed.
IL she consents 10 oti,Clate his time II
banner entry. It il said, VIII result.
One Of the very hrst women to exhibit
PomeTan.ans IN this country, Mrs Will.
hanson OF recent years has been special
izing In ang and wolf sab!es
The sun., 1916-12-03
BASKETBALL AT LEHIGH.
Outi"ok for ssccessfsI season IL
0pight.

SorrH B%ErHLEHEM. Pa. Dec. a.
Basketball practice Ia In full swing at
l.ehigh University. The home season
will open on January 8. Capt. CrichtonS
Dynen and Ketcham. centre. forward
and guard respectively OF last years
quintet. are back In college. n are most
~ the substitutes. II Ia rumored that
Roy Geary Of Allentown. who played
professional bali with the Hasleton team
Of the Pennsylvania State League last
year. will be the coach. The schedule;
January 6. MorsyIan College at home:
10. Seton Hall at home: ~. college CITY
o. New York at New York; y: Auhisnbsrg
E,ston. "a. Juniata College At homs ~.
franklin and Marshall COLLEGE az home:
81. Drsxsl institute at home February 70.
swsr,hmors away; II. Catholic University
= home, II. C%srnsgie Ts.h :, homs'
IniysS.ity II fitisyure sysy;i %. csr1ssis
r.os ..syi ~; 9sssss S..s s:s.e a.
home: 7. ISfsysttsl Of hsNs.
The sun., 1916-12-03
PAMPERING MARS
DOGS INTELLIGENCE
Miss Gair Says Outdoor Life Is
Necessary for His Proper
Development.
COLLIE HER FAVORiTE


From u puhy little puppy reared bN =
foster mother TO one OF the finest looking
,,oos nj, hi. ,r..a II, ia. ...,,r ,s ia.
~
TRANSPORTATION OF Beau bfuhh,e'' ue
collie with which Miss N. Elizabeth Gair
NJ grooklvn xon , dozen pr,rev nj the
..aa,... -. ,,,,, =. x.,
~. - ,sa,. Ana 40 a,,ana. no.
NJ 60. n,,.,n',. IT. .n.,orma,io
.u.. Ct. a.. a, .ns.., -, ~, a..
% 70" a. ~" r ~. -.
y",'ao vr.,n.n
49,. -. a.. ...,.r -, ~, -. x..r
~ ~ y, -, 49,. nr..s .nI ,ins.
81 'e ~" =" W. 80, ,
WV ,o'.s . ~ a., y 1870 80
-
pe' .".rn. ~ ~. o',.'V" 49,
30 ~" 10" ~" -. -
49, "
"'s ..,, ..
~
with her Beau prummel and his mother.
Seed'ey Ni'ia'ne''e' I'M ~ "'tie ros',
Hhe ui"h' puy OF a.'en'p, :" WY s"y
hampions she d'dnt go ,n'o we spo,t
merely 10 win prizes or hohcf' inc COZ
We w her iaVor'te JOG, snd M,ss '.a'.
wanted MN az a pe' sno ~'ohhpsh'on s.d
wanted 70 snow uosdom thet ne - 'he
most anectiona'e mos' ihte'hse"t ana
most beau'iiu' OF an dogS.
" years nso MISS ''s'r oousht via
az she calls willamette from Mrs. FLOR
encs Byrne. FROM inns pet MISS "air
procured Bean brunhmeI; bu' Soon a''ei
Beau Brumme's birth VIVA became ~
and TO q httle dachshunu went 'he tnsk
OF raising the puppI The ii''ie "a'nf,
hund proved y goo" roster mo'ner ana
Beau grew into puppShoou III
splendid health
To him n VIVA MISS CAR deVoted
much time. She played win them III
the open and gave them all the dement's
t. be derived from outdoor lie; she
gave them free rein IN the open allowed
them to romp around the grounds oil
her country home at viii. Miss GAR pu,
no check on their ~anderings. and IL
they desired to ~ I'm or ron afouhu ~
the mud there was no one to stop them
They were permitted to do what any
healthy dog desires to do.
FOLIO" Her hunters
pu, they ver. her nets nevertheless
and they becam. greatly attached TO her
she never had To cal, them. for her an
The sun., 1916-12-03
BOSTON DOG SHOW
GIGANTIC SUCCESS
DOydOm Sees Miss Circuit
Crowned Best Of a Thou
sand CANNES.
VICTOR BRED IN ENGLAND

BosroN. Mass. Dec. 1.-The sixth an
auni show OF the Eastern Dog c1ub in
Mechanics Hall last Tuesday. Wednes-
day md Thursday was the most success
full event held in this city. More than
400 entries were received for the differ-
EN-, classes, and nearly q thousand dogs
were benched during the three days Vt
the exhibition.
II was n quality show from first 4"
last. having an imposing list Of cham
pions and features n plenty.
or the big pack tina went before the
Judges Mrs A l.. crawfurd's wire
haired fox terrier Champion Nickery
Brockley Miss circuit was declared best.
The sun., 1916-12-03
CLEAN SLATE FOR RUTHERFORD
csrries OF Football Title In North
evu New Jersey League.

RUTHERFORD. y. J.. Dec. c.-Winding
up the season to-day with a victory over
Passaic High School football players by
- points to 7 the Rutherford High
School eleven won its fourth straight
football championship in the northern
New Jersey Intei scholastic League. this
time with a clean slate. Rutherford
xained much ground through the line.
while the visitors were held In check un-
I'll the last three minutes, when forward
passes melted gains Of forty and fifteen
yards for a score.
Az In past years Passaic was run nerup
in the battle for the pennant. with Hack
ensack third. and Engle~ood and LIE.
onia following. The nnal standing OF
sl. lan0s
The sun., 1916-12-03
FEW STATES PROTECT BEAR.
PenssyIvanIs Has an Open sens""
Until Dec. 10.

Only q few States protect the black
bear, few recognising the animal AS a
game beast. These States include Ar
kansas, Louisiana. Pennsylvania and
Mississippi.
OF the Canadian provinces. only Quebec
recognizes the black bear as worthy OF
having u place In the game laws.
The season Is open in the four states
mentioned, the first day of the close sea-
son being as follows Arkansas. January
II; LOuislana. February l; Pennsyi-
yania, December l6 Mississippi. Feb:
vuarv l.
The sun., 1916-12-03
BRITISH SOCCER M

LONDON, Dec. 2--The following are
the results of the principal English and
scottish soccer games decided to-day;
ENGLISH LEAGUES
Lancashire Section-B Burnley, 2. Bolton
sr., o. Liverpool, 3, Eycrton, l. M"n.
chester United. l. Rochdple, |. Oldham
Athletic. - Blavkpool, / Preston North
EnI. I? Hursl"m. Port VII, stockport
County. o. Manchester CITY. u. stoke. 2,
Southport Central, l.
Midland Section Barnsi"y 2, Bradford
cav o Birmingham, 1; Notts county. o
~ ,uford, g. Rotterdam County, l. Hull
Cily, :. Grimbsy Town. 0, Leeds city. ?,
sheffield United, o. Lincoln city. !; Ch"s-
ieraeld Town, : Notts Forest. - Leices-
ter Foss", 0 sheffield Wed" o. Hudders-
field Town. o
London Combination clapto Orient. I;
Watrord. ~To,trnhim Ho'spur, I; Ar
sennl, !, We, Ham United q i.ulon
tuiham. o Mllwali, l.. Queens Park
Hangers. l. Portsmouth, Z SOutha m pton.
? Brrntford. /
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Aberdeen. q: Mothorwell, / AYR United,
o Patrick Thistle u clyde, | Airdrie.
onians, /. dundee. u, Third I.ansrk. /
| Hamilton A. g., | ~, Mirrsn. /. Hea rts,
o., Dunbsrton. Z Morton. q; Hibsrnians,
l. Queens Park. 0; E.imarnDck. l.. RAith
Rovtr., /; Celtic, =. Rangers. d Pal
Kirk, /.
The sun., 1916-12-03

c.... D.,~
winners. Degradation Kennels succs-
bon. EeslAf OF henssst; Natal,
winners, s~itches-Hsion kennels pu'en-
80 y, .
Mlnners' poss-n W. ShoehAsef .
winners. Bitches--Mrs. p. Matthias
Grand Duchess E''ks'
Chow Chow.
Winners. Dogs-Mrs. J. X white. Peer
" n,ear K.,n.,.
uia.r~rIl MtnHo 70
Old Ensiish s~heepdoga.
winner, Dogs innslon k-nnels' TIP
r.,,,,... s~,.,,.,.
''~'"s ''. ,-
Winners. Bitches-Mr. Arthur l.. Hol-
lands cha mpion CaIrnwhin Tin-To OF Nv
degree.
c..
wInnera por.-o,,o W. Lehman.
Chssney crackshot. 80.
Champion Lansdo~n- s%unro~er.
uu. ~.--
w,,,. .~... u,ah u
Collins RATHER KIn1,
Nss''ns'
mar. Inyr. 90 a vneh,IA.
b~lo.dbou.ds.
w,,,., r.. - p,,,h c,.,
cronin. Bern Craft.
Newfoundland.
ut,,. r.. =, u, u,,
toms M.rry Countess'
,
49,. IT'S" ""''""u"""'
courtney's Felix Sow Nsvsn.
"e"'''"" '"e.""e""''
winners. Dogs and Bitches Miss Mar
ss.et hr'shnms 'hamp'on cIo'eo"'n
r.,h.,.. .a.~.,
Winners pos'-A' - E'co'Ns Neptune
Winners. Bitches-A. % Elcock's MIN
rod Mars.
p.,,,.n
"'"'s"
M,nher,, possnbop "h''- Kennels bol
Winners. Bitches-Runnymede Kennels
.
Engiish scteerS.
winners. Dogs-wilowbrook Kennels
Sowwtnuofo "pse"was poh u.t.. r.n.
nan W"btt. tH,,,n",;or ""'e Ne""e''
Gordon settlers.
Winners. Dogs and Bitches-Chlef ]
Mulstay.
Irish settlers
more Freedom.
"rnmr MAJ. Ds,,dr"''' "'""''
Irish Water Spsni~,s
Winners. Dogs and Bitches G. Y
Hinkle's Hooker OAK Teddy
Cocker Spaniei-.
winners. Dogs ,black,-ponv obo.
Winners. Bitches ,b!ackI 90 M-psl Ken
uels' GENEVA.
Winners. Dogs amy color except bIacal-
Broohside EenneIs' BroohsiIe Arlstorr,t.
Winners, Bitches tsnN color .xc.pt black
--Nepai Kennels Nepals Patricia.
C,uI..
,o""e"
winners, DOGS Aistead Kennels A'stsa,
Laund Luminous.
: BLACK and Tan Terriers tManchrster).
49,. no..- A,,r.I n.,,,a.,,. 80,
/, w,mnnnwmdsss.. itr;1Ii.r,' "''"'"'S '"e"
1870. "'iiu.an.,. ,,,. n.,,..,,
M,hhTis, "''"'S ""'' p"'"o"'
'"''S
The sun., 1916-12-03

The executive committee has sug-
gested these changes In the belief thar
by preventing players from capitalizing
their athletic ability the best interests
OF ennis as an amateur sport will be
conserved. II advances these proposals
with an eye TO the future. arguing that
the tremendous growth OF the game dur
ing the past Ave years makes 1t adj
visabie to forestall and prevent abuses
instead Of being compelled to root them
out once they have developed.
80 far az this matter or making
money out Of one branch Of athletics
and trying to be an amateur In another
Is concerned the associations attitude
has long been defined. II now seeks to
10 further In this direction along the
lires suggested In order that no OPP
~portunity ma be given in the future to
question the genuineness OF the amateur
standards and spirit prevailing In ten
mis-"
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Hundreds Of the Best Dogs on This Side of the Atlantic Begin Winter Campaign for Points, and Pnz
n. 7. s0CCERs IN FRONT.
Defeat Philadelphia Cricket Cisb,
10 q,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 2.-in n keen.
~ fought soccer contest In which thir-
teen goals were scored the New York
+. G. defeated the Philadelphia Cricket
Club here to-day BY a score Of I goals
to 8. The game was played under the
auspices of the Field Club League and
tho Philadelphia Association.
In the early stages Of the game Phila
delphis led 3 to o.
After the match the visitors we're ten.
dered = banquet In the clubhouse. at
which Dr. q. Randolph Manning Of New
York. former president OF the United
states Football Association. made an ad-
dress. The lineup:
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aRIARCLIFF KENNELS. Asbury Park.
" J. pomsrantans Miniature. all colorn,
eeuntry raised. prices moderate.
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Rtferce-Mr. Adds Itnesmen- Messrs. John.
eon and Waller. Goals Adamson 4: Waters,
Maclennan. Kaufman. New York Bottomlpy. 4:
Kennedy. 2. STOKES. Philadelphia. Time
Halves Of IS minutes,
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70, net or exhibition. very high class STOCK.
MRS. CUIRTSEN 80. Main 81, spring
y, Y, u, y u No
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POMERASiANS amt ~pellngesa Dainty
Specimens MRS, CLANCY, Importer sHd
breeder, igT Lind aN bronx Tel '-7C
Melross.
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An ardent golfer. or one who signs
himself as such. writes In TO inquire
whether It is better. with q score Of 3l7.
70 deduct 200 from the score and be
known as a cheat. or turn In an honest
card and be known as a SIT golfer. The
ardent golfer failed to state whether he
played over nine or eighteen holes
smassing the 3l7 points and how mucn
real estate was damaged.