The sun., 1916-09-24

Mas, ,rSs~.n trc,A.ots AstrscxsA
from the worth OF the nrst annual SUI.
Ioik County Nehnei Ciup nov ne,u -.
fuverneao, Long isianu. isst "Su"esusy
ana Ihursoay. IN ,ne nrs, plaeo wy
ahtnrax ana iniantiie paIa'ysIs $3.50
kept many OF the exh'pitors a~ay aI.es
tney hao ehtereo aoss, anu III 'he se.onu
place numerous Long lsiand residents
iaiied 10 attend pecause Oh the "hany
o'her attractiohs. ms " uow" .he
NUMBER OF dogs pencned 10 such an eN'
teht mat IN many OF tne CLASSICS 'here
was u hesiisioie Quantity.
10 cap the eiimax OF
tne oHieers OF tne new organization were
unaoIe 70 meet tne prize oDlea''ons I'M
meo'a.ciy aIter ,he SNOW eloseu: anu 'ne
OUT OF Town eAhioitors were FORCED "
cav wi,nout even eNpeIse "ones; NV.
ever assurances were gwen 10 ai 'ha'
the Obligations would be met within q
week.
FRANK r. Doie, VINO ac'eo a. super'n'
.enaeht u ,he snow. was az u loss 70
,Aplaln wiz was Iespunsiule - 'ne
Iack oi prize money. ne salu tna. ne
the club and that he would not act as
, n as 80 ,ha .xht,,,prs Yhn a.
,ana.a
TnTQ ire NnA
Lack Of competition and the few dogs
benched made the Judging simple and
little interest was aroused because OF
this. The toys especially were easy to
decide upon. as there were not enough
OF the little fellows present to be
noticeable.
Just why the fanciers who live close to
Riverhead failed to %patronize the show
| IL ra,stpr M lttla v-nrry ~ The
| club officials. 1t IL n fact tina 1.-THE greater
number of the visitors and the exhibit
tors came from New York and Philadel-
phia. IL Long Island ~fanciers are not
going to care for their home attractions
then they cannot expect the outside en-
thusiasts to help them.
Most OF the exhibitors were sorry that
the Suffolk members should have had
such an unsuccessful show In their first
try Usually u club that fails at first
attempt has n mighty hard time gettins
This viii NO., bs Tho ease n, 'Rtverbsad
~ sear' ar E a p.t.u,esq"e ssh'
and a fine place to exhibit dogs.
A.
national IL ,mp bort %os. i. nj, n de. s,v sxSisl,
show, but she feared that The epidemic
her valuable CANNES and at the las,
moment withdrew her entries. Many
otasTs o!!owea the lead 9: MIS-. Ha!:ey
There was a good entry OF Airedals
terriers a, the SHOW and the bes, dos
o. ei,h1r o,esd was tou,d IN ms siass
singled out for the hlehes, honore. Ther,
were sevsrai Good snsc'msns o., mi,
breej ono 81 ,h.ss hoin. 1ohr 7
o~"Doroghuc's Kenwyn pennan,.
Tho German sheepdogs attracted
lot q attention. Houston wyeth's col
lotion pelis especially GOOD specimens
class md was the popular fayorite
u =" Nv n,,".'' =,
MoS, OF the JUDGING was done p'
Tyler Morse and George s. Thomas. eaci
Of whom handled the classes IN salts
factory manner. In fac, ~everythin,
OF dogs and humans was OF the best.
The winners.
German Sheen Dors-Juar. Lao p r
wann"r Dogs, Houston w,cth'.. wi.,h'',
ba.maTtk; rs'tT NS, itSSsr' Eas s"n ma 1s,
Frisga res rye. Mrs II. Ahrenstadus Gal
Glow ~C'is;"aws-Juas.. George $. rhoma.
Bubbles. reserve Mrs +. g waller. TIL,
K.nn,l. ''"yWsi n dthhtIi H wnnianx "'n reserws
M's T.. G.. Walters sun Wui'
lima us-Judcc Tyler Morse pocs
WirIhnimo Kennels W,uiholme. Spo,leas
~; hes, windhoimo Kenne.s windholms
Market Rose
English Ru'ldogs - Judge. George $
Thumas Dogs. Valentine Hufs Quake
Riise sam, bitches. Va "ntine Huns Am
rah
Alrclale Tcrricrs-Julre, George s
Thomas Dogs. NJ. : HLivin's patricl
burang: reserve. John J. O'DonoChue
K,rwyn Prnnant, Bitches. Nj :. Had
wins Hetthcote Enchnn,ress reserve
John j ODonoghue's Birglcy Barmaid,
Buil Trrricrs-Judge GEORGE Z Thoma.
Bitches. Fort OrHng" Kennc,s' Fort Orang