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WAR MAY CHANGE METHODIsTS'
 ORGANIZATION IN EUROPE

Special to Gateway by United Press)
 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, May 1O.-A proposition will be considered by the Quadrennial Methodist Confer ence now in session here to change the method of Episcopal oversight in Africa to save money and time.
 The bishop for Southern Europe if there is one, may be made bishop for Africa also.
 The war has made a dividing line in Europe for Methodism as we'll as other communions. At present the only Methodist bishop for the COnti- nent is the Rev Dr. John l.. NuelsOn, whose official residence is at Zurich, Switzerland
 Other bishops timber at home may be the Rev Dr. William F. Oldham and the Rev. Dr. Frank Mason North, both secretaries of the Board of Foreign Missions in New York; the Rev. Dr. Herbert Welch, of Ohio Wesleyan University; the Rev. A. w. Leonard, Seattle, Wash; the Rev. Dr. c. E. Locke, of Los Angeles, and the Rev. Dr. Clarence True Wilson, of Topeka, Kan, secretary of the Methodist Temperance Board.
 The two bishops at home who auto maticalIy retire at Saratoga because of their ages are Bishop Earl Gran ton, of Washington, D. C., and Bishop John W. Hamilton, of Boston.
 The Methodist law is that bishops must be retired at the conference nearest their seventieth birthday Bishop Cranston just missed retire ment at Minneapolis.
 Missionary bishops who will retire are Bishop Merriman c. Harris, of Japan and Bishop Joseph c. HartzelI of Africa.
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STORY OF THE
 DEATH OF JOHN PAJOMAN

The Lord saw fit to take away from us our dearly beloved brother John. Words cannot express how badly we feel
 The funeral services of Mir. John Christian Pajomau brother of Charles ". Pajoman and Mrs. Marie F. Lorentzson of Pcrnan, Russia, was held in Afoguak, Alaska, on Che 18th of Feb. by Mr. Tichon Sberatin Read CT in the Orthodox Greek Church ac- cording to the ritual of the said church. Also by Mr. Cecil King Clay mau) according to the ritual of the Episcopal church
 Sad and tragical was his death. On the 9h of Feb. he steamed away on the Htue 10 h. D. Hattie taking our mail and passengers, Mr. Jesse Robins, an employee of the U. S. Fish Hatchery at Letuik Lake, Afognak, Mrs. John Orlor and Miss Sarah Larsen of Larsen island They made a stop at Yzenlyic, a small village on the route. It was blowing pretty hard, nevertheless, he made a start at 3 p. m. for Kodiak. as he wanted to hurry back home again. It be- came very stormy and sQua.Iy near Mil Bay Rock. It seems that he had passed all the dangerous rocks; when a binding snow-squau came and dashed them against the remaining ones. How awful it must have been out there and what agony he must have endured and how brave he was, not to lose his presence of mind He saved the mail and must have tried to
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Meet me at The Branch.
THE YELLOW PERIL

We have been threatened with the Yellow Peril, war with Mexico, and a break in diplomatic relations with Germany. Well, the war with Mexico is a reality, in the United States and the Yellow Streak in Seward-just watch the car with the paystreak shade and you will know just where to get the Best Goods, Best Treat ment and Best Prices, of any place in Alaska. Ask the man in the YeI- low Car. Always ready to give you a ride.
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SHIPPING
Watson Passengers

SEATTLE, May 15.-The Admiral Watson left Sunday with the follow ing passengers for Seward: c. L Votaw and wife, Bruce Votaw, w. D Finn and wife and seven steerage.
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NOTICE

All men interested in the organiza- tion of a rod and gun club, are re- ouested to meet at the Fire hall at 7:30 Thursday eve.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
LEARN TO EAT DOG BISCUITS.
Dogs for Coming Polar Expedition
of shackletOn Trained.

In his recent lecture In Exeter on the
late Capt SCOTS expedition to the South
Pole c. w. Meares mentioned that In
his coming expedition STR Ernest
~Shackleton would take a number Of
dogs which had been used for hauling
In Canada.
The animals. numbering ninety-nine.
arrived IN London recently, They were
all half breeds. their ancestry being rep
resented as wolves, and have been used
for ~sleighlng and hauling fsh. Fish has
been their chief food, but In view of the
special work for which they are des-
tined they have been trained to feed
on dog biscuits. quite a new form OF
s%ustenance to them until they left Mon
,real for London. but so acceptable that
they consumed Is cwt Of Spratts Meat
Fbrine dog cakes and are now con-
firmed biscuit eaters.
That they should take 80 readily TO
their new food is indeed fortunate, for
more depends or this than a he i'm
agined. The late Capt. Scott admitted
that his failure to reach the South Pole
in his 1901 expedition was due largely
to the fact that he substituted stock
Ash for biscuits as food for the dogs
which accompanied him on his final
dash for h pole, Sir Ernest Shackle-
ton will rely on Spratts dog biscuits for
his teams throughout the expedition. The
dogs he will take have many OF the fea-
lures Of the st, Bernard. Newfoundland
and German Wolfhound and are per-
fectly trained,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
BALA SHOW SETS RECORD.
Entry 81 More Than $50 In Boston
Terrier Event.

With more than $50 entries and eighty
Ave actual dogs on the ground. the spe-
cialty SHOW held by the Philadelphia
Boston Terrier Breeders Association nj
Rala, Pa. last Saturday was the bigges.
one breed outdoor show ever held in
Philadelphia,
Mrs, NJ +. Rrecht won the judge
trophy for the best In the show with The
Fascinator and scored many other wins
with Pequeeno. Correct Time, Brecht's
Girl n The Cherub. The last named
Ts n four-months-old puppy which gives
unusual promise. II won FIRST In the
bitch puppy class under six months Of
age and later was placed as the best
puppy In the show. Mrs. Brecht's Cor
rect Time is It's sire and 4, was bred by
owner.
John Roses Jacks Spider won the
rosette for the best male dog In the
show. the runner up being Charles J. Ar
thurs Colonel. In bitches Arthur also
had the reserve winner. as his Brynav,a
recei"-d this placing.
An innovation tried ou, at this show
vas the awarding Of a purple ribbon to
all V. II c. winners, This IN a plan
that could we'll be emulated by other
clubs at their speciality shows when a
heavy entry turns out.
Or. II. d. Martien wa the Judge and
he gave universal satisfaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
MAY BAR SAM CRABTREE.
u umOred That 4. X. e. VIII Cal
Him Ineligible 10 judge,

\ persistent rumor Is going around
that Sam Crabtree, the British expert
who was named by the SOUTHAMPTON
Kennel Club as Judge OF English bull
dogs and bull terriers at its coming
show. would come under the ban i'm
posed upon the handler Judge by the
American Kennel Club and that the
governing body would declare him IN
eligible Ia Judge AT the Southampton
fixture.
a well posted ~fancier discussing this
rumor said that the bulldog fanciers
would deplore this policy, inasmuch as
Crab,ree was a Judge whose knowledge
and integrity could not he impeached
American fanciers would welcome the
opportunity OF having this man pass
judgment on their dogs, but every In
dication Is that the powers above will
not permit him to act in a judicial ca.
pacity at a show held under their rules.
Or. George Anderson. II is said, will
take Crabtree's classes II the latter Is
unable to act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
POM FANCIERS ANGRY.
Object to Harsh Criticism Made by
British Judge.

Pomeranian fanciers are up In arms
over the statement credited to the Eng
lish Judge. r. T.. Baines. who oficiated
as Judge at the recent Mineola show. The
cause Of their wrath Ia that Mr.. Baines
said that the Pomeranians over here
were a ragged lot and that there were
but two specimens OF merit brought be-
fore him. Several prominent Pom
fanciers have taken issue with tho Brit
ish Judge, saying that there were a rourd
dozen dogs exhibited at Mineola which
would make a creditable showing at any
English show.
Another Pom breeder writes that
among the dogs shown were several that
had lone big Winning in England and
that their record at English shows dis
proved the statement by the Judge at
Mineola.
This statement and the manne In
which the Pom fancy has received 1t
gives food for thought, American fan
ciers for several years have imported
many fine specimens from over the seas.
The majority OF these dogs had done
big winning IN ngian and their owners
paid big money to get them TO this coun-
try. Is II possible that the judge Is
right and they are a ragged collection ?
II 80 their English record must have
been greatly inflated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
GREENSBORO CLUB E
Bench show Com mittee Named fos
Event IN September.

The greensboro Kennel Club held It's
regular monthly meeting and match al
Links Casino. Astoria. l.. l.. Tuesday
evening. Ten new members were en-.
rolled. which brings the total up TO I25,
"A remarkable showing considering the
fact that the club Is only "A year old.
Plans for the first annual A.. X. &. show.
which this organization will give In Sep
TENDER. were discussed and the follow
Ing were elected on the bench show
committee TO have charge OF the pre-
liminary arrangements for that show
DR.. {. y. Plat chairman. George W
Quintard. r. J. Donovan. Martin S. Bald
win. ]. j. Connolly. Martin Hedman,
Howard Slaght. Il. II. Knapp, Charles
Merritt, A. NJ. Bryane and Wilbur Pur-
cell.
After the business meeting a match
was held. Miss Elsie Blum won tn.
trophy for best with her Pomeranian
Fox Trot. a typical little sable dog
that also won for bes, toy In the show
Clipstone. a Pom. also shown by Miss
Blum. was the best puppy.
Best puppy OF all breeds under .
months OF age was Julius Links Eng
lish bulldog Omar; best bulldog of any
age was Howard Slaght's White Lady
and the best terrier OF any breed and
any age was Peter Fendalrs Derby's
Model.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
WALESCOTT KENNEL
FAMED FOR SCOTTIES
Lloyd Dogs Make Clean Sweep
in Their Glasses at
Many Shows.

Walescott is a name associated with
the best In Scottish terriers. for there Is
not a stronger aggregation 10 he found
than those kept in the Walescott Kennel.
owned by Francis @ Lloyd, The poten-
tial strength Of the die Yards which sport
the Walescott prefix was brought out at
the annual specially show OF the Scottish
Terrier Club of America held recently
at North Grafton. Mass. There a clean
sweep was made by Mr.. Lloyd's dogs.
They won thirty-one cut 81 hfty-one
specials offered. among them that for
best male. best veteran. best brace. best
team. best American bred. best puppy.
best American bred team and brace.
Champion Walescott Master Willie.
the sensational young American bred
which elected such high praise from the
English terrier expert Holland Buckley.
when that judge officiated at the Mineola
show last year, was best male dog. He
bowed 10 Mss Jean Crawford's imported
Champion Bapton Beatrice when best in
the show OF either sex was Judged, but
came right back and won a handsome
trophy for the best American bred In the
show. The old favorite. Champion
Walescott Invader. a sensational winner
OF past years. came out in the veteran
dog class. and although heavily handi-
capped by his eleven years Of age showed
type and quality with spirit enough 10
win his class over Champion Earlybird
Troubadour. This placing brought forth
loud applause, as Invader is a favorite
not only with his owner hut among all
breeders OF the little Scottie.
Walescott Peep o Dawn won the bitch
puppy class and later defeated the dog
puppy for the special for the best puppy
in the show. Champion Humanity
R!vet was reserve winners bitch and
coup,ed with Master Wullie made a
brace that none could defeat. wullie.
Rivet. Walescott .Albourne Grow ana
Walescott Wheedler. a full brother OF
Master Wullie. were the best team.
waIescott Master Wullie is one OF the
mos, sensational dogs Of his breed ever
reared in this country. lie came out
a year ago at the speciality show of
the Scottish Terrier Club. where he was
reserve winner to Champion Clonmel
Draw Laddie. The next day at the
M.neola Show Holland Buckley put the
Young homebred over all. including Draw
Laddie. and started him on a continuous
string OF wins that gave him more than
enough points for a championship. He
has won over a host OF imported cham
pions and Ia ranked as n OF the best.
il not the best, Of the breed In this
country. .
Scottish terriers are not the only breed
kept at Walescott. for Welsh terriers
have always been catered TO, while at
present MIR. Lloyd is getting more ana
more interested in the Sealyham terrier.
At Mineola. under Judge Charles G. Hop
ton Walescott Tinker. a Sealyham OF
Mr.. Lloyd's breeding, won first novice.
Whenever the occasion for the addi-
ton Of new blood to strengthen his ken
mel arises Mr.. Lloyd imports a dog OF
the type and blood lines desired. but
he has always been active In furthering
the interests Of the homebred and 1t is
when a puppy bred right in his kennel
wins tina he Is most pleased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
SOME LITTLE GIRL
LANDS CHIEF PRIZE
Boston Terrier Is Adjudged
Best Of Any Breed Shown
in Greensboro Ring.
ASTORIA BARON CLOSE Up

FOREST HILLS. L. T., June l7.--Stme
Little Girl, Boston terrier owned by
Mrs. A :, Wni:esell Of Forest Hills. Won
the trophy for the best dog at ~
Greensboro Kennel Clubs dog fete held
here to-day. Mrs. c. n. Plat:'s Ameri-
can bred English bulldog Astoria Baron
was adjudged best Of opposite sex.
Many judges at the ringside favored
Baron for he leading honor, basins
their contention on the fact that the
Boston te1aer is zone too good In
shoulders and not quite up to standard
In legs and feet. The bulldog is a nigh
quality dog with wonderful head. ire
mendous bone. big rib. true roach and
particularly sound.
Boston terriers. Judged by Charles
C~onstant1en. formed the largest sec
ton. Mira NJ. c. McGlone won In dogs
with her year-old thirteen pound Tommy
Tucker. Reserve was Mr.. Church's
Btllso Delmar. Some Little Girl was
winners bAch and then placed over
the dog n best Of the breed.
Mrs. Peter Ceder had a nice lot Of
toy dogs to look over. Tho outstanding
one was a small Grifron. Cop.horne Buz
Fuz, owned by Mrs George Ehret. Jr.
Buzz Fuz halls from Mrs. Handley
Spicer's kennel in England and is a high
quality little specimen. He was a big
winner at English shows and being OF
championship calibre soon will sport
the prefix champion,
r.. j.. Donovan exhibited a typical
team of Russian w~olfhounds. Grand
Duke Boris was the best and he was
admired greatly because OF his rare
build n beautiful appearance. Or.
George Anderson's Dundee Gamin won
In French bulldogs, Mrs. Whitesell
taking best OF opposite sex with Mar
chena.
Astoria Baron was placed as best
bulldog In the show. In wire fox ter
riers Judge Charles Trayford selected
a ~six-months-old puppy. Enola Holly.
show by Miss F. A. McCahill, Is best.
while In Airedales he placed Mrs. NJ.
Mouland's Tired Avon Lilly first. The
latter Is a nice bodied specimen with
best OF legs and feet, losing a bit In
muZzle.
Several nne elbows competed for
winners. Mrs. Edward Cecil Walters
u Wui leading the bunch by quite
a wide margin. The fete was a sue
cess even II the weather man did not
contribute day suited for an open
air show, During the Judging a cloud
burst threatened for a time to inter-
rupt the judging. but about the time
1t began 70 soak through the tent under
which the dogs were benched and
Judged the skies cleared and the sun
came out.
The next AFFAIR to he held by tho
Greensboro club will he an A. X. G.
fixture and the date selected will be in
September,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
WILL RUSH TO SHOW
DOGS UNDER CRABYREE
Noted Englishman TO Judge
Three Breeds on July 8 at
southampton.

Samuel Crabtree Of Failsworth. Man
chester. Ersland, now on a visit 70 this
country. will Judge the English bulldogs.
bull terriers and Manchester terriers at
the annual show OF the Southampton
Kennel Club. held Saturday, July s. at
the Meadow Club. Southampton.
This announcement 10 good newp TO
~fanciers Of these breeds. for Crabtree IL
, world famous authority whose opinion
will be worth going a long way TO OBJ
tain. He should. and no doubt will.
draw a bumper entry for all fancieu
of the breeds assigned 10 him will well
come the opportunity Of bringing their
best under a man capable of placing them
DIRECTLY.
A partial list Of the Judges who will
oitciate At Southampton mas been given
out and a glance AZ the names which
Nill make up this list brings out the
fact that this show will have an excep-
~,ionally strong judicial slate, The stan
Of Judges will include the following en-
perts.
samuel Crabtree.. Fa!i.worth. Manche.-
Ter. England Bulldogs. bull terriers and
Manchester. terriers.
charles " Perrin, Chicago, M-Fox ter
ricrs. Airedaies and Scottish terriers.
D james { Lacsillade' Boston. Mass
Frank A feeling, ch~rie,town. Maw
Boston terriers
John G. Bates. New York-Irish and
Welsh terriers.
Miss c. l.. Phelps. New York-w..t
Highland white terriers
Mrs. II. Mckenna Pultz. washinGt ton,
ID c.-Pomeranisns.
Mrs. Charles II Spaeth. Philadelphia,
Pa-English toy spaniels.
Joseph y Goodman. New Yo%-Pe-
kiuge-e,
-. Csrley Hartman, Bedford HIS. NY.
TREAT Danes
VI. " Palmer. Stamford. Conn-Rus-
sian woifhounda.
Tyler Morse. Wes,bury. y. Y.-Old Eng.
lieh shespdovs. pood .es. elbows and ;oNs
william ZiegIer. Jr. Noroton. Conn
Pointers and settlers.
Patrick Tully New Y~ork-Toliies.
I. / De Winter. Montclair, y. Ger
man aud RAGLAN shepherd dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
OBTAINS SOME CHIHUAHUAS.
Mrs. Decker Gets . Lot Of Little
Fellows From Mexico.

Mrs. Daniel Burt Decker of South
orange. y. j.. has Just received a con-
s'snment OF exceedingly nne C%hihuahuas
from strife ridden Mexico. Two Of Thorn
are fawn matrons. which are due 10
"heip the latter part OF this month and
wnich arrived In splendid condition. Four
uhy coppered colored males. however.
showed that they had quite a trim h,t
after several days were around in shane
Tnese little specimens are OF excellent
type weighing about two pounds.
A rare cream colored female was also
among the lot Mrs. Decker Is fortunate
10 nave been able TO get these dogs. as
at the present time the little breed ls
extremely hard to get from Mexico. II
!" said that they are becoming scarce,
u while droves Of them used to
scainper about the southern republic they
are being killed or starved on az a randi
rate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
Miss Maude Thompson Purchases
Chow,

Miss Maude Thompson Of South En-
elewood. n. j., has recently purchased in
England a blue Chow Chow matron
which comes from the best blue strain
on the other side. The dog is solid
blue In color, Her sire Is Champion LODI
more Ching and she is a granddaughter
OF the English winner. Blue Admiral.
Miss Thompson also has purchased sew.
eral American breeds. One OF them ia
q black matron obtained from the Green
acre Kennels, which is a daughter OF
he famous black Dinky OF NewIands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18
RNKY D1NK rs N N
Selected ~ Best Dos In BOstou
Terrier Club Match.

The Boston Terrier Club OF New York
held it's last monthly meeting and match
AT the Gregorian Hotel on Monday night.
Mrs, NJ. c. McGlone was the Judge of the
puppy match held after the routine bust
ness before the club had been disposed
OF. She selected Mrs. d. D.. Dunn's
Rinky Dink AZ the best male puppy and
Mrs. NJ, Il. Brecht's Cherub as the best
OF the opositie sex.
In the fall the club will hold It's an
nual speciality show In New York. The
location and name Of the Judge have not
been definitely decided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

Ravenroyd Recruit is the nam of a
three months old Boston terrier puppy
which the R~avenroyd Kennel recent. y
purchased from T.. q. Harvey ~
Brighton, Mass. He Is a promising little
hap dark seal brindle In color, perfect
white markings and a short COLBY body
Mrs. Vrancds G.. Legs's Champion Tony
Nnsnastsr 10 the sire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

Charles Ludwig has bought back the
harieauin Great ane Champion Lud-
wigs Predor. which ne sold to w. Crow
ley Fairbanks. owner OF the Hailon
Kennels. some time ago. With Predor
back in the kennel and Champion Prince
Won Welsenau, Ludwig's famous brindle
dog, In fine fettle the local Great Dane
enthusiast will have q pair hard to de-
Feat In any company. Besides this pair
Ludwig has a golden brindle male puppy
or four months age which gives great
promise. Prince Won Weisenau is its
sire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

John Reid OF Brooklyn is putting great
faith In the ability Of his young .Airedale
terrier Heather Queen TO do big ..inRs
Tor him next Saturday at the West
chester Kennel IL Show. This young
ster In In the hands of the terrier ex-
pert. Stanley Tomas, who IL putting the
finishing touches on her In order 10 hays
her down Mt. She is a daughter OF the
late Champion Gold Heels, and those
who know a good tyke pronounce her a
remarkably good one.