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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
Said By Washington.

To be prepared for war is one of the
most effectual means Of preserving
peace.
There is a rank due to the United
States among nations which will be
withheld if not absolutely lost, by the
reputation of weakness.
There can be no greater error than
to expect or calculate upon real faV-
ors from nation to nation.
The name American must always ex-
alt the just pride of patriotism.
Let US impart all the blessings we
possess, or ask for ourselves. to tia
whole family Of mankind.
Labor to keep alive in your breast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON.


This was the man God gave US when
the hour
Proclaimed the dawn of Liberty be-
gun;
Who dared a deed, and died when it
was done.
Patient in triumph, temperate in
power
Not striving like the Corsican to
tower
To heaven, nor like Philips greater
son
To win the world and weep for worlds
unwon,
Or lose the star to revel in the flower.
The lives that serve the eternal veri-
ties
Alone do mold mankind. Pleasure
and pride
Spark awhile and perish. as the spray
Smoking across the crests of caver-
nous seas
Is important to hasten or delay
The everlasting surges of the tide.
JOHN HALL INGHAM.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
LincOln'S Estimate.

"Washington's is the mightiest name
of the earth-long since mightiest in
the cause of civil liberty; still might
lest in moral reformation. On that
name no eulogy is expected. 1t can
not be. To add brightness to the sun,
or glory to the name of Washington, is
alike impossible. Let none attempt it.
In solemn awe pronounce the name,
and in its naked deathless splendor
leave it shining on.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
ALEDO

The speedy William and Vashti bas-
ketball team again trounced the West
ern Illinois Normal team on the local
gymnasium floor Friday night to the
tune of AZ to q. At Macomb, during
the early part Of the season. William
and Vashti defeated the teachers, "a
to 8. Coach Kenney did not deem it
necessary to send the regular squad
against the visitors until the last quar-
ter of Friday nights game. The score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
John VI. Halves Wins H0nOrs.

John NJ HAYES, son Of Major and
Mrs. C. W. Halves, 1900 Eighteenth
avenue. has won class honors in the
first semester OF the current college
year at Lake Forest college. These
honors are announced at the end of
each semester in the case Of those who
have maintained a standing during the
previous half year in the first fifth Of
their respective classes. Mr.. Halves is
one Of half a dozen juniors to obtain
this honor this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

has been purchased as the site upon
which to build the church. The Will
son home will be remodeled and put
in shape to serve as the parsonage.
Manager Hill of the South Side mo-
ton picture theatre has for the past
few weeks presented some Of the best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

features ever witnessed in Aledo.
Lady Audley's Secret" which was
shown Thursday night, was pronounc-
ed the best film seen in Aledo for some
time.
A number Of the prominent farmers
Of this community were in Joy Satur-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21

In a recent interview Governor
Locke Craig of North Carolina declar-
ed that at least 80 per cent of the peo-
pie Of his state were in opposition to
Representative Claude Kitchin on the
question OF preparedness. Kitchin rep
resents the fifth North Carolina dis
trict, Is democratic floor leader Of the
house Of representatives. and liz the
most conspicuous opponent OF Presi-
dent Wilson IN the latter's campaign
for more adequate national defsnse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-21
day, attending Smith & Bells horse
sale.
Not to Be Broken.

HAS your husband strong WHIT
my dear, his will is incontestapie.
-Harper's.
The sun., 1916-04-09
LA FRANCE MODEL IS AT STUD.
FanOss French Bulldog Begins
His Career as Public Sire.

Champion LA France Model the sen.
satiOnal young French bulldog owned by
Robert A. scott. has been placed at pub
lie stud. This dog has Just reached six
teen months of age and has won IN the
short period of ten months - cham
pionship points, making him nearly 4
double champion. iie holds the record
OF being tho youngest dog OF his breed
10 attain "A championship rating. getting
that title at the immature age Of ten
months.
Models wins have not been made in
easy competition. as he has been oX-'
hibited at all of the big shows under
every judge and against all comere. His
greatest feat was when he WIS placed
AS winner dog at the French Bulldog
club OF New England's specially fixture
held In Boston last fall. Model supple
mented this win by getting winners at
the recent Westminster and Philadelphia
shows. and NE looms UP as the brigh.
particular star OF the French bulldog
world At this time.
Model is proven sire, as Nabobe,t-.
a young matron owned by Scott. recently
whelped fine litter of puppies OF which
he Is the sire. These youngsters are
of fine type. the orthodox dark brndle
In color and have tiny screw tails. With
the strain o. blood which is in this dogs
pedigree he should have as successful a
career AS IA producer az he hs. enjoyed
OH the show bench.
The sun., 1916-04-09
GOLDENBERG FACES
A DIFFICULT TASK
Judging French Bulldogs Will
Mean Choosing Between
Different Types.

Breeders Of French bulldoys not only
in America but in England will be curl.
Gus to see what type OF dog will be
selected by judge Samuel Goldcnberg
Of Paris and New York. who will judge
the coming specially show to be given
by the French Bulldog club OF America
AT the Hotel McAlpin May L. and II.
The question of the correct type In this
breed always has been unsettled, some
judges favoriug the smaller and more
refined dogs. while others seemed to lean
more TO the heavy, thickset bulldog
type. In America there are specimens
OF both Of these types. and which will
be favored hy Judge Goldcnberg is an
open question.
This man has judged the breed in
France. Germany. England and America
and he has an Intimate knowledge Of
thc various types. His decisions should
60 a long way toward solving the much
Ncxed tyne question for local breeders
W this time u II recalled that Mr.
G"ldenhcr. owned the famous Nellco'c
Kennel. known internationally a. the
hrn" OF III. finest specimens of thc
bre"I. He L. the man who brought out
Champion Neil"ote Gamiu. the grand old
winners which ho has owned are Neil.
cote f.o,stte. Fan-Fan. Gueussc and
many lesser lights
Charles c. Ilopton Of Stone street.
New York. i~ tho superintendent, for this
show, and ANY Information desired will
be furnished 10y him.
The sun., 1916-04-09
TO AID BLUE CROSS CHARITY.
Nassau county Kennel club VIII
Give Away show Proats,

Tine Nassau county Kennel cllIb which
open" IA" local spring circuit with its
show ~ belmont Park. has decided to
donate the proceeds from this years
anair tn charity and has chosen the
Ru" 'rusS society as the beneficiary
THIS society H. pledged to care for sick
and disabled horses. The committee in
eharg, of this years Nassau county ,>-
turo say that the show will surpass auS
thing ever before held. \ change IN the
entry fee from 3. to 81 per class viii
mean that more entries will be received
and from present indications the sprius
circuit Of doc shows should open in an
auspicious manner al the Turf and Field
Club Grounds at Belmont Park. Satur-
day. May - The Judging Hist for this
event follows;
NJ Harry Taylor. Hollis. l.. French
M-s N, Thorpe. Brooklyn. ". y.-.Pom-
cran'tns. English toy spani.ls. Yorkshire
terriers, Brussels srftons. italian grey
! 81 Able, rapp,n. " y-rox terriers
,siuonth and Nircl
sian wolfhounhs, Irish w"lrhouuis, scottish
Edgar W. Baker, Jr.. New York City
:. Joseph Burkhar,, Long Island city. y.
Y.-+ir"at Danes.
Jarnr- y cooper. Philadelphia Pa
terriers. Welsh terriers. skye terriers. Bed
llngt"n t"rrirrs, black and tan tManches-
teri terriers
Edward r. Ford. Long Branch y. H.
Toy poodlee, Maltese terriers. toy black
and tlus. thihuahuas,
!. ". Gllis. Rochester. y. Y.--lScottish
terrier, West Highland white terriers
hamilton Hadden. Hampstead. l.. L.
< e Heln. New York ci,y-Buli ter.
ricrF.
john Kcevan. Brooklyn. n. Y.---st. Bor-
nards
4, +. Nelson, Middlebush, n. J.-Sport-
ing spdnicls.
William Nouhon, Harrington Park y. j.
-B-irisu sh"rpdogs. German sheepdogs.
tieorgc : Mott. Babylon. l.. I.--Po.nters,
English settlers Irish settlers. Gordon set
ters.
George T.. Parkct. Hasbrouck Heights.
y. J--Boston terriers,
Alexander \. stewart, Chicago, ILL.,
Bulldogs
: r. stafford, Elmsfori. ~ Y--Ds-
nations.
Raymond Relmont. New York City
FoNhounds, beaglcs.
Harry w. Lacy, Boston. Mass--Biood-
haired pointing grirrons, Old English
sherp,iogs. Eskimos, dachshunde. poodes,
chow elbows. Samoyedcs. Boxers, .pinschers.
Dandie Dinmont terriers. schippcrkcs,
Japanese spaniels, miscellaneous. members,
Long Island class, chidrens class. variety
class. unrlassifed specials.
The sun., 1916-04-09
v1CKERY DOGS WIN AT ST. LOUIS
Aman Gen, aud York Nyburn swell
Gain Prizes.

From Chicago to 81. Louis WAS the
route taken by tho circuit chasers. and
when the ninth annual exhibition Of the
Mississippi Nall.y Kennel Club opened In
the tirst Regiment Armory at -. Louis
ON Tuesday nearly Nv. hundred dogs
wcrc on their heurh.s.
charles Hoptou and pr. William Bru-
ettc OF New York JudHcd the maturity
OF the brc,-is and they report that the
quality o' the exhibits were exceptional
Nickery Anau Gem. the famous Airc-
dale owned bv the Nickery Kennels, was
placed best Of her breed. with Hillcot"
Kennels Champion York Eyburn Swell.
the best Of tle opposite sex.
Close competition In the collie classe.
resulted IN Mrs May II. Maccurd> :
Champion Sccdiey sterling being ad-
Judged best Of tho breed. Mrs. G. y.
Lunt's imported Alstead Parbold Peep
show was the best female. Charles rs
sels,yn of Hudson. y. Y, scored In Irish
settlers with As recently purchased
Shcilt O'Brien which was best Of her
sex IN that variety. The special for
best setter in the show. however. was
won by VI. q. Helms Mike Law, which
hailed from Kansas city.
Luke H. Swank with his Oakridce
Frigga Won Magdenbcrg won the honors
IN German shepherd dogs and G.. r.
Perkins Commodore Flash and entry
from South Bend. Ind got winners IN
Boston terriers.
The sun., 1916-04-09
THINKS CHAMPIONS
RETIRE TOO SOON
Harold Ober Believes That
They Should Stay in Ring
Until Beaten.

Al this time when the winning of
championships and their value Is one ~
the burning questions OF the hour Will,
dog men, point that has been over
looked by most fanciers has been brought
out by Harold Ober. secretary OF the
Airedale Terrier Club Of America. In
ending his review Of the A,redales which
he Judged at the Westmk, Mr.. Ober
says;
There IL mistaken notion among
some exhibitors that when a dog is a
champion he should be retired to give
the others chance. Nothing can hurt
breed more than this and I am not
saying that on my own responsibility,
nut after discussing II with all the
prominent men In the breed. Interest
In breed vii, wane unless tho best
ones are shown and I am speaking for the
whole fancy when I say that would
rather win V. II. G. against the best
In the ring than a first with the best
on the BENCH
This is "A point that calls for \ vast
amount Of argument, but when
all is said and done II may be found that
Mr.. Ober has hit the nail on the head
In no other branch Of sport are cham
pions retired az soon as they attain
their championships. They are kept be-
fore the public and defend their posi-
tion until by their defeat new cham
plon is crowned.
Now that fanciers feel-and they have
expressed themselves in no uncert ain
terms that they do believe that some
thing should he done to enhance the
value of "A chunpionship-it might be
well for the owners of dogs to give Sc
rious thought tn the suggestion set forth
by the Airedale Judge in his review.
The sun., 1916-04-09
BOYD TAKES UP SEALYHAMS.
'iRdriphinn Who Owned King
Orry Transfers Ills AIIexiance,

charles Boyd of Philadelphia. wen
SHOWN IN kennel cirrlcs as "A breeder
and exhibitor az English bulldogs and
settlers. has turned his attention TO the
little Sealyham Terrier His first uur-
chdso Was Champion The Narnmt
which was obtained from Tyler Morse
Boyd Will be remembered as the owner
OF that sterling English bulldog cham
pom Hewictto KING orry, one of the most
massive aud best dogs that over has
come TO this country.
King orry died 4 couple of years ago
and Of late the Philadelphidn has been
exhibiting settlers, Of which treed he has
owned several good oueS. Ills shift
into III" ranks Of those interested IN
the Seaiyham will de- much 10 forwa rd
the breed, particularly IN tho section In
and around philidc lphia.
The sun., 1916-04-09
IDEAL DOG TO GO ON MEDAL.
BOstOn Terrier club viii select
Picture by Popular Vote.

Tho bench show committee OF the Hos
ton Terrier Club Of New York held a
meeting Wednesday evening at the
Hotel Gregorian. Matters pertaining to
the clubs annual speciality show were
discussed and 1t was decided to hold
this years fixture either the latter part
of September or the first of October
This show has heretofore been held Ia
the spring. but the consensus of opinion
of those on the bench show committee
this year IL that "A much better show will
be the result OF holding II in the fall. Ms
then breeders will have chance TO
exhibit the puppies which they raised
during the summer
Another matter which was discussed
WAS the selection OF an ideal Boston
terrier for the club medal. This will
be taken up at the meeting OF the club
to be held tomorrow night at the Ore
gorian and al members are requested
to come and submit "a picture Of their
ideal Boston. The dog which receives
the greatest number Of votes will he
selected as the one for use IN making
the medal IL Is requested that the dog
submitted by members be n champion
and preferably one that comes from New
York.
After the business meeting OF the club
Tomorrow night Il match will he held
at which Joseph Dale OF Brooklyn will
act as the judge.
The sun., 1916-04-09
OWNS sIREs OF TWO WINNERS
Mrs. ID. -. Dunn II Proud ~ Rec
ord Made At Recent show.

Ms. u. ~ Dunn. owner OF 4he two
noted stud dogs. champion Sonic Boy
and Some Nobby BOY, had occasion to
feel quite prorl "a: the recent Little Gold
Show held by the Woodmere Kennel Club
In the Hotel Gregorian. The bitch puppy
winner under six months Of age was n
daughter Of Champion Some Boy. as was
the second prize winner In the same class.
while the winner of third was sired By
Some Nobby Boy,
This is Il notable achievement. anh
the quality OF the puppies SHOWN against
them were such that the win WAS good
one Dresden Uoll was the name Of the
first prize winner. and this puppy Ia ap-
propriately uamcd, She is little gem
of her breed. and IL sh" holds her pres
ent form will do considerable winning
for her owner, Mrs. l.. y. AuQuinos OF
New York.
The sun., 1916-04-09
J. B. ABLE DIES AT TAPPAN.
Owner Of OxfOrd Kennels Succu q m bs
tn Operation.

J. q. Able Of Tappsn. n. y, died
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock as the
result OF an operation. Mr. Able was
known to all dog faiclers as the owner
of the Oxford Kennels of fox terriers.
Ife had been a prominent breeder OF
this type OF dog for years. and entries
from his kennel had played d proini-
ncnt part at all Of the large Eastern
and Western shows. Mr.. Able had suf-
fered for some time from complicatio ion
OF diseases and on Saturday before his
death he Was compelled 20 undergo an
operation from the effects Of " which he
mover recovered.
His pa ssns came AZ shock to a
large circle of friends and the dog fancy
III general. lie was we'll liked and had
made many friends by his unseltisl.
interest IN dogs and the dog fancy.
Apie "as' = tiu. sportsman ami ne will
DO MISSED at dog shows and gatherings
at dog fanciers, where he WAS ALWAYS
u respected iigure.
The sun., 1916-04-09

LIKES HIS NEW SEALYHAMS.
". Ross Proctor Has Latter Of Five
by lvo Caradoc.

W. Ross Proctor Is greatly pleased
over the arrival of litter Of five Sealy-
ham terrier puppies In his BNokwood
Kennels THIS litter is composed Of three
males and two females. and they claim
as their sire the world famous champion
Ivo caradoc. and their dam the well
known winning Champion CESSNA With
such aristocratic parentage there should
b. several embryo champions IN this
litter, and II would not be surprising II
such should prove to he the case.
Last year Champion CESSNA raised
Il litter by Caradoc and one Of them.
a male. Is of great quality. lie is be-
Ing 8roomed for tho coming Mncola
show and will mako his first appearance
In tho show ring At that ,ixturc IL,
the novice class.
The sun., 1916-04-09
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS.

The Delaware County Kruuo! club r,
rren,F t2r'ned ~ fhi!adclphit cApeot to
r,, n%lu snow under American Kennel cub
president of tho Boston Terrier cIub of
breed. '"N'
, hampton nogko!!ac se,u,i,u! Doll one
n' tho greatest Boston tcrrlcrs over k,own.
IA been purchased l., ". =. Swsi,'s"n ~
,Ma;,n!ntt"m, w y G. Sh", viii bo cyhihi,ei
next week "-''
Mrs Peter Hamrarh-r ot Mystta. can,
= a new omcr t. tho 1dpaHc," spani,i
this ocli,lt" r'tlo hreoI iisf n,,trr,, l., =,
r"Sntly rrcscntrt h"r Mi, ,ntcrI unc
Euppl.s tnr 'iro Of Which was Mt. /. T..
Miss Ina NJ. Hewitt, owner Of tho Mar
monte Kennels. writes thai she is III, H.,
.reeuer to raise :, littcr of puppies sired hy
which died recently Miss ucN,t, ",,H'
mat these puppies were born IN Nover,hc,
~, ana mat one NJ them namcd ,i.,nin's :
marked degree "' "
Joseph II. Morris, sccretary.tre,suror NJ.
~ Hestern branch OF the Gcrmau ~hcp-
.tr nerd pos cub OF America, h.is been abroad
Ipt teW week.. Nr. Morris purrna.ed :,
number of hun G"rinan shephcrI do.
SihhiHns mhiIhs them severaI that are trained and
shows to thcig credit
The 1915 futurity S,akcs OF the ,;eru,,n
Shepherd Dog club OF An"r,ca ara ~, xxx ~
open for entries and those deslrous of "b.
secretary ot the club, Roniainim a. rhrnou
nnnei. Hulldins. scranton "a. Nomim,'
auu phS '1r n,r 'n@ - i9ini'y have, c!ossd
.lub If to mako stl'i greater effort. Tor
record. '"'"
at the coming Ladies' Kennel Assoct,,,ion
o. Mhssachusetts fixture which takes place
q, Aupurndd!e. Mass, SATURDAY. June I
konendii, president Of tho French ullu,r
cine "t New Ensland, who Is slated to take
care car, "f that breed and Mr.. Kinder. Who
VIII Judge the Boston terriers.
Walter T. storms Cjonn.i Como,v f.,
now full hcdgei champion. having gained
more than enough points for this rating
by her victory at the recent WestntInsIsT
Show. This little bitch has proven !, ms,
suvHessiul show specimen az well as "A
breeder ,, for Mr Stern has several puppies
last summer
Henry u. RiNhy OF BROOKLYN soon VIII
move 70 huntington, ]. l, wheie lie " III
nay h",' ~, metitr Ter tari!i,ies for taising and car
Is newcomer to tho cult of breeders OF
TINS typo of dog and he has several good
n select kennel Tho Canadian "hnmnion
young kennel,
ofhcers OF th" scottish Terrier Club of
America arc busily making pInu- Tor the
clubs annual show. which viii bc lc'd thia
year at N,ril nrafton, Mas on the
Erouhda oi Mlst Brshdns estate. Harry
". Lacy Of Boston Ia the judgo-ulcct ana
his selection has met with such comnon-
,sti'n Wy hrr"h.rs ~ IT." l'''l" sro',ist
Naturally this VIII be an outdoor IXture
and WI he held among attractive sur
Mrs Ellen Moore Of Now York, form.r
owner of tho China kennels OF chow
,hows; sailed last week for England. where
The sun., 1916-04-09
TEA, CARDS And DOGS
KEEP EVERY one BUSY
Toy Spaniel Club Holds a
Novel Entertainment Which
Proves Popular.

Tea. cards and dog match we're all
OH the programme at the meeting of
the Toy Spaniel Club of America AT the
Hotel Gregorian on Monday afternoon
Tho affair proved to be "a most enjoy.
able gathering OF fanciers of toy dogs
Many guests attired In fancy costume
attended and all spent the afternoon at
cards until time for the dog match.
number of toy dogs were entered In
tho match aud the rivalry was keen.
Best OF all the dogs WAS an English toy
spaniel named Little Kruger aud owned
by Mrs. Grant Hamilton. pckingcse
we're the largest In numbers aud sew
eral fine puppies made their appearance.
One OF them. Princess chin. exhibited
by Mrs. Il. a. i'lscox. was the centre OF
AN adm'rlng circle. Mrs. Arthur l..
Holland was so taken with this Young.
ster's quality that she purchased II from
Mrs. Hiscox at "A price said to he a
record for puppy of the age
After the match rafiie was con-
ducted and Mrs. George II. Pell held
the lucky number, winning toy spaniel.
The awards
by Mrs. Arthur t.. Hollands thum,my Loo;
'e1.ma p,,.,, Mr., larry baxter'' he chic Chi
Hattrtanu'S chin chin.
open. Dogs Won by Mrs. Ioyner's Hinki
An. second, Mrs. Sanford : 'humnIie III
winners. Dogs-Nrs Joyners Einki IN
'uppN, Bitches-Won By Mis- Il. a
tflscoN's Princess chin.
open. Ritches-Won hy Nrs. Sanforis
Minnsa: second. Mr.. ID Haven. Del La
Ling.
English Toy Spsniel Winners dogs
Mrs Grant NaiuiI'"u'- Little Kruger.
Winners bitches. Mrs. H. Stocken's Lady
Negiua.
'how Chows,--W Winners. g Davies Taint-
"rs Prince Ching ching
Miniature Bull TcrricrH--Wlunors Mrs A
l. Weynods- Nichelo
= 'hipper kes--N Nnns-s dues. Mrs e.. "
SteN.ns's Lord Rob. Winners bitches Mrs
g. NJ Ett1n's Tiny CindcrS
Fruss",- GriHons-Wiun"rs Mrs. g. n
BreNStsrs Dora.
Boston Terrlers-winners. Mrs car
peuter's Jack VI
:. chihuahuss-Winner,. Mrs Bcrry's
faulta,
The sun., 1916-04-09
WILLIE SKIPPED ONE CUP.
Failed to Capture Trophy for Bcst
Brace ~ Vis RrrrS.

Champion Walcscpii Master Wullc.
tho sensational young American bred
Scottish terrier. bred and owned by
Francis q. Lloyd, thsa cleaned up about
every snow that he was entered in last
year. had the remarkable experience Of
winning every special but one that was
offered through the Scottish Terrier club
of America last wear The only trophy
tina, he did not win was one given by the
president of the club and which was for
IN" best brace.
This remarkable little Scottlc has
gained International mention on his won
derful quality, aud lie Is said to be the
best home bred OF his kind ever pro-
duced. His owner has long been 4
stanch supporter OF the little die-hird.
and his winning with the dog OF his own
breeding Is not only pleasing 10 himself
but also 10 the host of supporters and
friends OF that breed.
The sun., 1916-04-09
New Bedford Judges Picked.

The Judges who will officiate at the
annual show OF the New BEDFORD Dis
trict Kennel Club to be held at New
Bedford. Mass. May II and ~ are
Harry Rushton. Asbury Park, " j..
English bulldogs Arthur X. Schulze
Needham. Mass, French bulldogs Dem
mis- +. j. Collins. Somerville. Mass. Bos.
ton terriers: Alva Rosenberg, Brooklyn,
n. Y. all toys. pr. John Il. De Mund,
Brooklyn. y. ", all other breeds and
unclassitied specials.
The sun., 1916-04-09
staten Island Oner. 800 Prizes.

Over 100 special prizes. including cups
trophies and cash. will lie offered at the
big open match To be held by tho Rich.
mond County Kennel Club at Grant city,
ftatcn Island. Saturday. May d. TIL.
list of judges for this fixture are all well
known fa,icl.rs of standing and u ger
erous entry Is expected from local fam
ciers. II this affair IL a success the mex.
show that is given by This newly formed
organization will he under the rules OF
the American Kennel club and a win
ner's rating will go to the winning dogs
The sun., 1916-04-09
Tintern Tip Top Wins At seattle.

Mrs. Anita Baidwi's .tNoi!,!n Een-
nels won the largest share OF prizes at
the Seattle Kennel Clubs show last
week. In Aired.,les her Champion Tin
tern Tip Top WAS winners dogs and
Cherry Tree Queen best bitch, while
In English bulldogs Failsworth White
Knight was the winner In the dog
class and Candora placed best Of oppo-
Cite seX.
The sun., 1916-04-09
Mrs. widn,ann Traveliing In south.

Mrs. Albert Widmann. owner OF the
Rocky Top Kennels at New Haven,
Conn.,, Is on an extended trip through
the South. Mrs Widmnnns kennel IN
devoted 10 the Brussels Griffon and her
winning stud dog Rocky Top Copthorne
Cavalier IL with her on this trip.