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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16

The following gentlemen auth
orize the Courier To announce
them as candidates, for Fulton
county office, subject to the
Democratic primary August
1917: (Cash must accompany all
snnouncements.)
SHERIFF:
j. A. (Al) Thomas
ASSESSOR:
Homer Roberts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16

NEEDLE WORK: Stamped
Huck towels; just the thing for
the bazaar only 10c, others up
to 75c each at Dobson's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16

en- California. Louisiana. Minnesota
and New York. one Progressive each In
Massachusetts,. one independent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16

Mrs. Luther Adams who has
been dangerously ill for four
weeks is no better.
That was quite a snecessfui
drive made ON the Western front.
"Old Judge Coffee nothing
better-at Bondurant Bros.
Judge X. Il. Flat, of Clinton,
was here ON business Monday.
The penalty goes on Dee. LIST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
STOCK EXPECTED TO-DAY
FOR LONDON DOG SHOP

Mrs. Perhay OF London Ia expected
to arrive to-day or the 81. Paul with a
select lot OF Pomeran!ans. P~ekingese
and chow elbows. These dogs will he
taken to the London Dog Shop. "A new
dog emporium which will be opened
formally At Fifth avenu and Thirty
second street Tomorrow by Mrs Pen
hay and Robert Lobban Of Newark.
The shop IS fitted up in elaborate style
with g!lded cages and everything in
readiness for the imported dogs which
will form the nucleus OF the stock for
this new dog exchange.
Among the dogs which Mrs. Penhay
has on the -. Pau are several Poms
II Pekes which are said 20 be Of
championship calibre.
In a week or SO Miss Elsie Penhay.
daughter Of the E~ng!ishwoman who
has started this venture, will come over
bringing another consignment 81 high
class imported dogs.
The London Dog Shop will cater go
the demands Of those who desire high
class dogs only and the main part OF
the dogs handled will be imported from
England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
SHE DODGES U BOATS
TO BE DOG SHO-- JUDGE

On January ~ at 5 p. NJ. Mrs. Kate
Cariin. the wcll known international
Judge OF toy dogs, left the Pck!ngeSe
Gu OF Americas show at the Plaza
and caught a boat sailing for England
AT I. Twelve days later after a very
rough passage she landed In Liverpool
at SIS A. NJ, n at 2 o'clock the
same afternoon WAS showing some of
hcr dogs In tho ring at the hig Crufts
show In London. Immediately after the
cruft show closed she pachcd her grips
and returned to this country. bringing
will her ten very finc p~omeranians.
This Is a record for submarine lodging
The plucky English fancier says she
rather enjoyed her experience but that
she will remain in this country for a
few months and rest up
Mrs, Carlin will Judge the Poms at
the Long Island Kennel clubs show on
Decoration Day.
Among the dogs brought over are sew
eral of great quality. one ~ them, Wee
Freddie, a 81. pound orang. sable, cel,-
bratcd his last appearance in the Eng
li,h show ring by anneN.ug four firsts
at Cruft's show. lie IL about the best
dog of the breed TO come hero in some
time. Another Of much quality il a
black dog named Black Tango. which
won first n winners the only time
shown. This was the verdict of Inter.
national Judge Walter Reeves. The
smallest dog In Mrs, Carlin's collection
is a tiny brown female which weighs
less than TIVE pounds and If said To he
IN" smallest specimen of the breed
In addition 10 the Poms two fine York
shire terriers were brought along. One
of thcs" has been purchased by pr.
C~happclle of New Jersey II the other
by Mrs. Madge Thorpe of Sh~ecpshcad
Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
BIG DEALS MADE IN
FRENCH BULLDOGS
II. ". Jackson of Baltimore
Buys %COqurttp de- Bourbon
aud Gamins Rival.
NEAR HIGH PRICE MARK

Thcr, $ considerable activity IN tho
ranks Of Fgnuch bulldog fdrct.rs. WITHIN
.he past fortnight logs which have made
history IN the breed avc changed hands
at prices which closely approximate the
record amoun, paid for dogs Of the breed.
shortly after The Westminster local
eanli"rs OF this variety Of dog were
startled 'o near that Frederic iofet
had sold his great show and stud dog
Champion Gamins Rival Ia HUGH W.
Jackson OF Baltimore.
II now transpir.s that tn" price paid
for this dog was only $500 less than
the record mark From an authentic
source {; was learned that $500 was
the inducemcut which made Poffrt let go
of his star. VIA; j. sad 10 he :hc record
price. s".>oo was paid for Champion Dr..
he Luxe, when Mrs Mabel Riddell sold
this famous dog To the Viking Kennels.
In Gamins Rival the Baltimore ~fancicr,
who by the way Is comparatively a new
conner to the fancy. is getting a star Of
the hrst Night. He will have n dog that
in the past two years has sired more
winners Than any other. As Rival IL
still on the safe side OF ths five-year-old
mark he has several years of Usefulness
before hin From now on Baltimore
will have To he reckoncd with N the
summing up o. inc pr1ze nstS.
Gamins Rival II as great a show
specimen as re has been a sire. lie won
his championship competing against tho
best dogs Of the breed and reached the
pinnacle OF fame when he was placed as
the best dog in the annual speciality
show Of the French Bulldog Club OF
Amrr,'a held IN the Hotel Aston las.
April.
This is not the only dog purchased by
the Baltimore man. He acquired Ii"
champion A:ch CoGuette de Bourbon
from I:uper, \. Smith OF P~la'nf"ld last
we'',, 1t is said that si,25o was the
Price he paid for her,
Joseph Warmth of Baltimore, who
long has beer identified with the French
bulldog fancy. IL the chief adviser Of
Mr., Jackson ana II was through him
taat these transactions We're made.
Warmth was met At the Long Island
'lub dinner ON Wednesday evening and
he SAID :ha' Jackson contemplated erect
.lg an up to date kennc that would
house ifty or more dogs u that sev"ral
Other l%uninaries of bat cared bulldog
dom are soon to be added TO the select
kennel SO auspiciously started.
Another sale OF more thar passing In
terest IL that Of Champion The Doll
Girl. which Robert A. Scott of New
York sold to Or. r. A, Fisher Of Chi
cage at the Westminster,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
CAPITAL SHOW A GOOD ONE.
Presidents Day . Feature Of Char.
ity lfxtur--Judxcs Named.

Advance notices indicate that local
interest in the coming Washington Ken
mel clubs fixture. which takes place in
the WASHINGTON Riding and Hunt Clu
at Washington. ID, G., April 10, ~ ~
10. Is greater than ever before.
About 800 specials. mostly in cash, are
offered. which. with the liberal scale %.
prize money in the classes makes a big
inducement for exhibitors to enter.
The club proposes to set n day aside
as Presidents day. when the Prcsilcr'
and Mrs. Wilson will probably attend
the show. The event will take the form
of a charity. as the proceeds will be
turned over to the Emergency Hospital
Of Washington.
An unusually strong list Of Judges has
been prepared. headed by G. Muss-Arnolt
as the all rounder. The list follows:
Mrs. May n. Mccurdy. New Brunswick.
Charles R Wood, Phreaeiph,s, Pa
Bulldogs.
%iols,ein Harvey. Jr. Wilmington.
Herman Bennuns. Philadelphia-Bo'ton
Lev. wilcox. MISUNDERSTANDING toy
pood!t.. 10y spaniels. Maltese .~erriers, Itai-
Ian greyhounds, Yorkshire terriers.
Mr. e Hais,ed Yates, Oak Ridge. Va.
German rheepdogs.
Dr II. II, Kobler. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
spaniels.
i, Louis HauptneT. -DhchS'
huuds.
Mis- Marian Kennedy. Hampstead. l.. l.,
y. Y.-pomeranians.
George \. Hammer. Newark. " j.
Beagle
charles " Barney. New Bedford. Mass.
-FONhounds
Theodore pnerman. New York, y, Y
Aireia,e terriers. bull terriers. fox tefrler'.
Irish terriers, Sealyham terriers, scottish
terriers. West Highland white terriers.
Welsh terriers. Dandie Dinmont terriers,
Manchpstsr terriers. skye terriers. BedIing-
ton terriers, Fekingesc,
SC. Muss-Arno.t, Tuckahoe, y. Blood
ounds. mastirs. 81. Bernards, Great Danes.
Newfoundlands. Russian wolfhounds, Irish
woltholnds. Scottish ~dserhounds. grey
hounds, Eskimo dogs, pointers. English
settlers, Irish settlers. Gordon settlers. wire
| haired pointing Grlnons. .whippets, Belgian
sh-eplogs, Old English sheepdogs, poodIrs.
chow elbows. Samoyedes, Boxers. Dober-
! man Pinschers. shetland s~hcepdogs. Schip-
| perkea. Japanese span!els, toy black and
tan terriers, Brussels Grifons. Ch!huahuas.
miscellaneous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
LITTLE GOLD SHOW JUDGES.
Arbitera Named for WOodmere n
E.. Match On Wednesday.

The Little Gold Show is the name
given the match to be held by the Wood
mere Kennel Club at the Hotel Gregorian
on Wednesday evening. In the majority
OF the classes $3.50 in gold will 20 to
the winner. and for the best of the
breeds special trophies have been do
mated,
The WOodmerc Club has gained an
enN,able name because Of the manner in
which it's matches are staged. In every
breed a liberal classification Is offered,
and the money and cups that can be
won make a great inducement for fan
ciers To attend. The judges for Wednes-
day nights affair are DR.. c. j., Sulli-
van. Boston terriers Mrs. &. a. Bishop,
Pekingese spaniels Albert Freeth.
P~Omeranians j.. NJ. Fangman. French
bulldogs William Artz. miscellaneous
toys: DR.. Sullivan. Mrs. c., A. Bishop
and william Arta. unclassihed specials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
BRIEFS OF KENNEL WORLD,

MI. Henjamin II. Throop Of Scranton.
"a. n pioneer breeder Of German shepherd
Interested IN tn. Boston terrier. A. rec.r,
shows she has exhibited two nm. specimen.
spider,
| fancie-s IN Detroit have organized n dog
club, which VIII h. known az tina De:roi,
kennel club Application has been male
e. The, \. X. c FOR .ia,es FOR a show to
Ing officers were elected: President G. r
Meyers; vic"-presiden,. A. A. Dineman.
;.cTe,sry, Frank Mowt.. and ,r.a.ur-r'
delegate 20 'ho American Kenne, Cub.
The Scottish Terrier Cub OF America
VII h"'a - annual speciality show a,
Rrirham M Farm. North Grafton, Mas.
Will b" tn" Judge,
Judges for the Mississippi Valley Ken.
re- ',nb,s show TO he he'll In -. Louis
Mo. April D. I, ana . are james, 4 Cor
MCk"nzi". Cincinnati, Scottish md West
H'ehlani whit" 'rrr'ers; ~. W..iam A
br"n''e' New York city. pointers, English,
Chesapeake Ray dogs, Irish water spanie =
Clunber s%pan'rls, Welsh sprincers, t-ld
spani.ls and Cookers Charles 9. Hopton,
am! Mo MISCELLANEOUS and uuciass!aed
special Glasses.
II II. HunRer'ord % chicago has boon
nnnual spring show Of the seattle Kernel
Cluh. 20 lee held on March 70, 81 and
Apri! !, Hung"rford IL well known a. an
past TWENTY-FIVE wears At such rytures "a
New York, Toronto. Chicago. A..
Portland. Ore. will stage a dog show
,h" week following IN" Seatt'. fixture, J..
\ MCCARTHY. secretary NJ 'ho Portland
Kennel Club. Is now In New York, having
been called here by the sickness OF his
sister FoGov Ing tho Portland show
v.I,tori. and Vancouver, T. c, VIII hold
! shows.
Dr. John f u" Mund .. Rrook!yn caves
10Y Columbus, onto, on .Tu,sday, where he
viii act a. the Judge OF all breeds 1t the
annual show OF the Columbus Kennel Cub.
The ruling OF the secretary oe the
american Kennel Club that American bred
logs could not be registered on their wins
rs las, meeting. when It was clearly shown
,ha, tho .presen, rule provides tina, such
logs must be registered, This apples 70
American bred dogs only,
George Thomas has sold an unnamed
eleven months old male wire fox terrier
| puppy TO the Nickery Kennels OF Chicago.
This dog arrived from England tho day he.
hibited there. Sound judges OF a terrier
Hho saw the younkster pronounce him to
De- a tSai s'ormer and on" which will go
Of Intense type, wondertul in head and
body and was no good thai when Thomas
nrst looked him over he offered to match
tho dog against all corners for a big sid,
bet.
An important meeting Of III. Gwyn.lJ
yallew Kennel cub VIII he held in ,hs
On Wednesday. March II
William, Lennox.. for years. - keen ad
mlrcr of the French bulldog hs. Jus, pur
rhecNma,. Of chiIiwick. a dog tina, ' ha,
won two championship certificates and tw,
reserves In England, Tho dos is said to h'
M,ccar Kennel. Witch stamps him With ,,'
hal! mark Of quality,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
GOOD ALREDALES COME EAST.
COnstIunr kennels l.stn bIishrd M
Brinrrltn Manor.

Anon TIA" u"w Kennels devoted to the
Air"1al" terrier Which have been started
IN his vicinity within the last few weeks
is IN" Coastguard Kennel, owned by
Lieutenant ana Mrs, II. D.. lIinckley of
Briarc,in Manor. y. v. While this
kennel is a new one 20 tho East Il is
not unknown IN m" dog world. as for a
number nt years the Coastguarl was
one OF IN" leading kennels devoted to
the Air.ili" ~ California.
Lieutenant llincklcy and wife recently
moved Fast AM! brought with .hem some
OF their fine dogs, among then B.lmcr
Ruler, a dog which has won IL points
toward his Championship and was one of
the best IN tn" West. This dog is a son
OF the renowned champion Prince. ~
York. and hts dam !s the famous cham
p!on The Ml%rchioness. lie will be
brouGh; out ~ the coming spring shows
and probably complete his championships
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
LYNN TAKES TWO BACK.
Huron Man Sells Eight Of the
EON TcrrIrrs Thought East.

Daniel l.. Lynn o; Port Huron. Mich.
who came on for the Westminster with
ten wire fox terriers Of his own breed
ing, has been staying IN New York since
the show or the ten dogs brought on
only two will be taken back TO the ken
mel, as purchasers for eight have been
found here one Of the dogs which the
Western finci"r though. so much of that
he refused all offers made for him is
Lynnfte.d SINonic. a ~younGster which
was not placed IN his class AT the show.
Lynn TANKS that with "A few more
months I" develop this dog will make
up into one 81 the best N his string. and
h" says he was somewhat surprised that
the dog was unplaceh in his class hero.
For seven consecutive years the Port
Huron man has won first In tho PUPPY
class at tho Garden show. hut he said
that for In" first time hc can re-
member he left home This year without
being cocksure that he would he the
victor. Though he had hts douhts the
judge finally gave the blue TO one OF
his dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
OUENA OF LLENRUD
WINS THREE PRIZES
Mrs. Halley's Pekingcsc Cleans
Up at Long Island
Kennel Show.

Oucua OF Ilenrud. the remarkable
little American bred Pckingese owned b,
Mrs. A. Mcclure HALEY. made a general
clean up AZ the open match show held
by the Long Island Kennel Club a,
Bryant Han Friday night. Ouena won
as best pckc in the show. best toy doR
Of any breed and then won the trophy
for the best dog OF any breed, compctine
against Il CLASSY neld made up OF the
winners in the rio breeds.
The match was one Of the largest
evening shows ever held In the metro
polltan district. There werc more thar
$50 ogs entered and the four Judging
rings were lined three deep with specta.
tors during the judging OF the classes.
Boston terriers made ur the largest
section and were Judged by James A
W~a'erhous". who substituted for DR..
Norman Harris Of Boston. who was
unable 70 be present. Two newcomers
10 IN" show ring wcrc the leaders o!
their respective sexes. In dogs Mrs
F~rancelia ~Parkhurst's Jack a. Dandy.
a very stylish high quality Cog. made
his bow TO a local crowd and was
awarded thc winners prize. In the op.
posite sex Mrs. George Hcinlein intro.
duced IA new one. He!nlein's Belle. which
won from IA fas, lot for the winners
cra,d D.ser,. r,t,b, hara 90,
Ri. baJ Oh. hoor .norr - ,s,,o,
form. She was put down much too thin
and handicapped accordingly.
huii,nys .n a ,,ar, a,car ~ s.
selecting =, en-. nos, N-s ~ y xio...
I]n,nor,ed ~iIrh,usioh, D,Ln ~ p,a,a
Toro ,.L,.h ,or &C., ~ h.,, 49,.
~ to-. uah.na,o,r., 20, a.
shor,ras. n, hacI N,cro. >t,.ra,
EIf,r a nru,,nc yo,,uss.n .,
an, hv .rboras "a r,.Jn 80 :, n"r ,
class o,J NJ pi,.,', ,..,, pp"arsp,
-. ers, I, Az, r,o.n 49, TO-, ~
EdY,rd Ir.iand sbou,.L a.. De-.
s,,n ,,o,reo,,ra 10, ,hn o., e. W.
q, NOV ,or o.. h.,, 90 ,h. -. IT.,
dogs ram. :. postr,,'s w,,a, ar, a..
,w.e, hoaa.1 nv. -, ,,,,n, ,nn -"
CHOW, Chnns Mrs. Edr,an, ~ W.uma
mural ,ho ,ronh,, ,or .bn has ~,
c.. W., ... ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
WAR BOOSTS THE BULLDOG.
EnGIishmnn Tells Club Members
Of Breeds Rise In POpuIarity.

The annua, meeting and election OF of
ilc,rs of the Bulldog Club OF America
was held Tuesday evening at the Hotel
Gregofian. John +. Collins was reelected
president, John Trown vice-president.
Joseph a, buchanan treasurer and Harry
ltushton secretary.
Alfred Benjamin OF London gave mn
interesting talk on the bulldog and said
tina, the English bulldog had gained in
popularity in Great britain since the out
break OF tho war, Although many ex-
tenslve kenncls had been given up tenn.
porarily the one and two dog fancier was
showing marked preference for the
British national breed
benjamin attributes this to the fact
that Engl!shmcn lilien the spirit of their
troops TO the wonderful %tenncit, shOwi
by Il hulldug. SLOW 10 arouse. but once
thoroughly alive 20 danger they fight /,
the bitter end is the way the noted Eng.
lishman tcrscly Dut L..
This cha"a ~.'ris,ic OF the bu.ldop
makes him especially priced by "a ,,u,
Englishman, and the breed which IN the
least affected by tho unsettled condition
OF the dog fancy In the British Isles IL
this same English bulldog"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
NEW CLUB STARTS WELL.
PhiIndrIphians Subscribe for Plate
for Fox Terriers.

The first annual meeting of the Wire
Haired FoXterrier Club was held In
Philadelphia on February 2S m a
great deal OF interest was evinced by the
members. AOou, $500 was donated for
special plate. which will be put up at
the largest shows with the intent that
1; be won outright within q year. 1t is
probable thai the prizes viii take the
form of silver or pewter plates. covered
vegetable dishes and other useful and
ornamental articles rather than the
stcrcotyped silver cups.
The dues for this lab are 81 a year
and the membership limited, The OFF,
GERS elected for the ensuing year are |:
President, J Seaigent Price. Jr. vice.
presidents. Charles Perrin, George D..
Wldener and George Quintard secretary
and treasurer. Russell II. Johnson, II Is
proposed that the club hold a four point
speciality show for wire haired fox
terriers TO take place within the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
TRAYFORD PLAYS BIG PART
IN CCNEJO DOGS SUCCESS

Any oi" who saw the wire haired fox
%t.rTi"'- "Nh'h!ted by Mrs. Roy A.. Ra.ncy
al the rsceu; Wos.mins;e~ show could
no. help hut notice the wonderful con-
d!tlVu iu which IN. dogs were put down.
Every Of" Of them was shown ~, with
con; ~ proper trim and weigh, right.
tn" man WHO Is responsible for this is
cut',os TraNinrd. who manages Mrs.
Ra.N.t'S ConeJo Kennel. If there III
any one who knows Just how TO condi-
tioD - terrier and how him 40 that
IN" best ~ ru; before the Judge II IL
tins amc TraNiord,
Since taking charge OF tho Raincy
wires, something Ike a year ago. Tray
ford has worked "A great good with
the dogs. GuSoruft Salex never looked
AZ well as he has for the last year and
no Little credit for the winning Of these
dogs mus; go 10 this able handler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
busy Week for KIuseNa,

Walter Kinsolla. who recently de-
Tended his title to tho worlds profess
sional squash tennis championship. has
a busy week before him. Or Thursday
hc will meet Tom Montgomery at the
bridgeport University club in u squash
tennis match for a purse. lie will allow
Montgomery five aces, Otto Glockier.
the Boston A. A.. professional, will he
his opponent ut court tennis at the Bos-
ton A. A, on saturday. Checker will
be the recipient of plus - IL and a
bisquc, kinsella viii play another han
dicap court tennis match against Fred
kncb,e at the Boston Tennis and Rae
Quet Club on Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12

Frank Young Of Philadelphia will
Judge an open match how to be given
by the Boston Terrier Club of New York
evening at the Hotel Grego-
rian. This will DO q sort Of intercity
event. IA a number of Quaker City fam
ciers contemplate bringing their dogs
over to try conclusions with those en-
tered by metropolitan fanciers, A full
classification will be provided and n
number OF handsome specials offered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
Title for Iovibond md Cr.s,r.

Arthur NJ. Lovibond and W. u. Crag,n
won the Seventh Regiment doubles title
Yesterday by defeating King Smith and
Arthus 5. Cragin in the final round Of
the regimcntal tennis tourney on the
arnnory courts. three sets to one. ut ;-5,
3-G. 6-3. G--t, A.. :. Cragin and
Smith, who were the holders of the title,
were not ms strong on team work as
were their rivals. Lovibond was the
best Of the q on the court. his stendi.
ness accounting for many Of the games
won BY HE team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
hog show for PouxhL-epsie.

Fanci"rs in and around Poughkeepsle
contemplate the holding Of a dog show
in the near future. While nothing
definite has been decided pom plans IN We
reached a stage where 1t can he safely
predicted that q date will he claimed
within n week or so. II Ia said that
several influential metropolitan fanciers
are Interesting themselves In tho project
and are lending moral as we'll M material
assistance to the Poughkeepsis fancisrs
wto have started the movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12

Ben Al! lIaegin, son OF the late
famous breeder and racer ~ thorough
bred horses, offered $4,000 for the Will
ming five couples OF the Whcatlry Reaglcs
exhibited al the recent Westminster
show. Mr.. TTh'prs OF Ros!yr, l.. l.. the
owner, was communicated with, hu. nc
refused to sell except Mr.. liagg!n would
take his whole kennel of the breed. or
which he put "A price OF $4,000. Three
thousand dollars il Tar and away the
biggest price ever made for "A cry OF ten
beagles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12

Two fine Pekingese consigned TO Mrs.
Herbert arrived IN the Lapland last week
from the kennels of Mrs. Ashton Cross OF
England, one of them, "A small male OF
wonderful conformation, has called forth
considerable praise from those who have
seen him 1t is rumorcd that he will
gOou be located in the kennel OF n large
~fancier over here and will materially
strengthen this kennel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-12
CHAMPION GOLD HEELS DEAD.
John McGOugh Grieves over Loss
Of His Noted AiredaIe.

y has Just been learned that several
weeks ago John McG;ough had the mis-.
fortune to lose his great American bred
-Airedale Champion Gold Heels, This dog
was considered one Of the best Of the
breed ever bred in this country. He
only had "A most successful show
career. but had proved that he rams
Ultted his good pints to his progeny.
4o0ouGh fek his loas no keenly mat nc
Eli not mako 1t public until recently.