New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
NEW RULE MAKES
LOT OF TROUBLE
Supt. Foley Fines Fifteen
Exhibitors for Their
Dilatory Tactics.

- Ielfgfar1 . 10 lrin4nas
Philadelphia, Feb. 29.-Therc were 10
new developments in the schiem tha.
seems imminent in the Pomeranian
Club Of America. the New Workers who
are re6elling having ignored the
fixture on the closing day Of The high
~ successful dog show Of the Kennel
Club Of Philadelphia.
There was no end OF trouble. though.
over the enforcement by Supcrlntcnd-
cnt George D. Foley of the brand new
American Kennel Club rule compelling
the hnng or barring OF exhibitors who
are dilatory in bringing entries 20 the
Judging ring on schedule time. j. was
2 case Of obey orders If yo1 break
owners" with the superintendent. and
he had hard Shedding.
The mandatory rule vas only adopt
ed at the annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Kennel Club last Thursday, and
the fates ordained that Foley should
be the frs. to enforce the drastic law.
lie imposed s. fines on fifteen Of the
procras,inators and barred entirely "A
scxtet Of tho worst offenders.
The remarks of some OF the eNhlb-
itors OF being punished were % en-
phatic that Foley had 20 threaten ono
feminine protestant from New York
u.i.b cioc.ion bv policeman unless
she placed n curb on her tongue.
The sensation OF tho day a the
American debut OF John Grenvlllc
Ratcs's Irish terrier Blarney kilmona,
which upset all the Westminster Sho"
vlc;ors in tho dog classes. Too young
TO have net Double Sheevc. the reign
ing British champion IN the Paddles,
Bates bought kilmona last month on
It'd from Jack NOlgstc, the lorkshiTc
Judge. that he could take the measure
Of that dog. A thick coated. grandiy
headed and good all over IN body lines
terrier. With the daredevil launtncss
that gives distinction 20 the breed,
Kilmona was an outstanding victor IN
limit open and winners dogs. All Del
mont held the leash.
Second in merit in all these classes,
The Ontario. Canada, entry OF George
BARRON. handled By Bert Swami, Of
Toronto. Ouarrywood Barney. WAS an
other surprise IN the breed. The Gar
den vic,org, shown by John Crawford
and Walter Reeves. Champion Nlchery
Demon and Champion Nickery Master
Key. were only third and fourth ~ the
opca class. The two Chicago fancicrs
tho former By birth, and Reeves, Brlt-
ish pilgrim. although usually blsse
losers, seemed dumfoundcd when tho
minor ribbons were passed 10 them by
Judge Sinnickson. The Bates entry,
Champion Barncy Belinda, also
brought tho ribbons for open and win
ners in Irish terrier bitches 30 New
York.
The Vickerv Kennels had the best
Of the wire haired fox terrier horors.
which ras comfort galore for thica-
90. Tho Garden victross, Oh. Nickcry
Brockley Miss Circuit not only &C
counted for open and winners, bitches,
heating out Mrs. Roy 4. Rainey's Bid
dy Of Holyport and Efingham Law
rcncc's fast improving new one Brao-
field Ridgcuay Dorothy. but also won
The presidents trophy, the gift Of John
Ginnott.
There was no best al the show
prize, the substitute bfln0 'hlH Iop"F
given under the canny condition, Tor
the best dog or bitch IN the breed tina,
hha the largest number Of entries
To win Vickcry Brockley Miss Circuit
had 10 defeat Mrs. Roy A. Ralney's
Concio Parcel Post, victor IN open and
winners. dogs and her limit winner,
Concjo Hard Nut, all especially nttrac-
tive terrier The limit class Hard M,
won vas Of great merit The Chicago
dog. Nickcry Cromwell Bantam Dou-
bic. yas second and Gurnce NUNS
WalpOle Startlcr. which took winners
~ Newark on L.ncoln's birthday when
first shown vas third
The night feature vas parade OF
all the winners. IN oldtimc horse show
stylc, all the rings being thrown INTO
one for the procession Of valuable