The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-17
SEVEN SILVER CUPS
TO Be AWARDED AT
NATIONAL FOX MEET
MANY OTHER FEATURES INCoR.
PoRATED TO ENTERTAIN BIG
CROWDS COMING.
NATIONAL ASSOCIAIl.,N PROGRAM
Has Eeen Completed And Mailed Out
Over Country-officiaI Judges For
Meet Have Been Announced-No-
tice Praises Hospitality of County.

With seven silver cups to be award
ed at the National Fox Hunt meet
which will be held in this city during
the week beginning November 20, the
program has been announced. Many
other features will be held to attract
The crowd which is expected to attend
The plans have been completed by
the National Association and mailed
broadcast over the country. Not de-
tail relative to the meet has been I'm.
provided for, and nothing left undone
to make the meet the most success
full in the history Of the association.
Headquarters have been established
at the Hotel Bethel, and there the sec
rotary will receive entries and mum.
Der hounds after November 10. All
mail, kilograms, and parcels will be
sent to Woldridge's Drug Store. The
judges, H. c. Page, chairman; @. c.
Maupin, Oscar Johnson, Miss A. 2.
Moss, and Allen Campbell, will be
furnished with a large chart which
will be put up in the Hotel Bethel
with the names Of all the hounds that
start in the event and their score will
be posted each day so that the people
as we'll as the owners may see just
what their hounds are doing.
The notice concludes with this
statement: ION account Of the hos
pitality of the farmers and citizens OF
Maury County, the beautiful hunting
country, and the abundance Of red fox
the National Committee selected Co
lumbia, Tenn, as the most suitable
place for holding the 1916 trials"
In addition to the following program
put out by the National Association
the citizens of the city will entertain
with dance on Friday, November "a:
"Derby: For hounds whelped after
Jan. 1st Of preceding year will start
Monday morning at day break.
"Bench Show: Will be held Monday
afternoon, Nov. goth. No hound is
eligible unless entered in the field
trials. A silver cup will be given for
the best hound of any age in the show
S. l. Woodbridge will judge.
1.-THE club will entertain with an in
formal dance on Tuesday night, No
vember 21st. All good citizens are
cordially invited.
"All hounds that are entered will be
fed and kenneled free during the hunt
"All who want saddle horses will
write R. F. Moore, Columbia Tenn.
Rates, $500 per day.
Soups: A Silver Cup will be given
to the winner of each class in Derby
ana Au-Ase.
THE Ed Walker Challenge Cup for
hound making highest general average
in All-Age.
Perkins and Forwell Challenge Cup
for hound winning highest general
average at the Brunswick and Ma
tional.
Dixie Combination Cup for hound
winning the highest general average
at the Forked Deer Red Fox Club and
National.
Challenge Cup for highest general
average at West Va. and National.
Challenge Derby Cup by T. G.
James, for hound making highest gen
eral average in speed, driving, hunting
and trailing.
Combination Cup for hound making
highest general average at Kentucky
and National
Combination Cup by L. B. Shouse,
for hound making highest general
average at Central and National"