The sun., 1916-03-05
QUAKER DOG SHOW
WAS HUGE SUCCESS
Parade Of Winners on Last
Day Meets Approval Of
Exhibitors.
A1REDALE CONTEST KEEN

Philadelphia Kennel Club. held on Mon.
day and Tuesday last. was the most
successful affair In tho annals OF the
club. The shortening OF the event from
three to two days was greatly appre-
ciated by out of town exhibitors. and this
with we'll balanced Judging list was
the means Of attracting an entry OF 74t
doSs. Another plan which met with the
approval OF exhibitors was the doing
away Of the unclassified specials. There
was no best dog OF either sex In the
SHOW. but on the last day at the com
pletion OF the Judging Of all the breeds
the winners In the various varieties were
assembled in the ring and paraded be-
fore the attendance and at this time re-
ceiwed their Tosettes. This is plan
that should be emulated by all clubs and
II makes an interesting sight
The quality ~ the dogs on display was
OF high order and most 81 the leading
winners at the Westminster show were
brought over. but no little disapro,nt-
ment was caused when the Quintarl
wires and Mrs Ralney's Wycoilar Boy
tunity to see how the Judge at Quaker
town would place these dogs lost
Airedale terriers. Judged by William
barclay. was one OF the best sections in
the show and the competition WAS un-
usually keen. Philadelphia is "A Ver.tl-
BILE hothcd of Aircdale breeders ard
they were on hand with their hest, AZ
though tie Western owned dogs which
cleaned up AZ New York the wce'i hafor.
were again the heavies, winners. Nirk-
cry Kennel Nuin Gem Continued an
unbeat"N dog NAtu she won oyt- Al as
the best Of t't htc.d. whit" ls- Lcnuol
mate. N!cksr2 SISTER Susn wns ,iaccd
next 10 her iu ;Ir bit,h wiuso"s class
In dogs ~" can; ii.tn owned King Not-
bler's t'ul'.. reserve ~ ;ho Gard""
moved ~" 90 peg and wrs tNo '"lr,c-
Heathco'c Kennels Nort,E winner
Leeds 4 fo' 'ner furnishing the >''r',s:
oppos't or. lu VuppieS IN" Californian
Crack Shpt which stirred .higs Il:
New York. again came out victorious
and also Nh u, blue IN American bred
dogs
Russian Wolfhounds. both In number
and quality Iid honor o. tnoi- Judge,
nr. John T. pc Mund @: B.ookiyN In
deed they Urde a record Dntry and II
some tNo ur three Vcr" eliminated the
rema !ua,i we're OF ~. % excellent type
that si'ut;iHS Of The winners was no easy
task. The Winning dog proved 20 he
Clontnrrs Nidnen. owned h% Mrs e.
NJ. Reynolds of pNiu. and Il more beau
tiful specimen has not bon seen in
many days. l,"s.ire winners doss WIS
the Old fIyor.tr Champion Hamsdcn Rex
owned los II " Shoemaker. In the op-
posite ih' Tttiiut Kennels %! Erie.
Pa, mad" u clean sweep, getting win
ners and reserve with Nal.cvo o: Tat-
ana and Nouia OF TIt,au..
Dr. l'r Mund also Judged the Boston
terriers aud 4!s worh ia that ring called
forth no l.t'lc praise. one exhibitor said
that n, had no; seen Bos.ons Judged N
philadelphia in several years with rs
little grumbiug over the dc'is' nus. The
winning dog W.. Freeman Ford's Arroya
Anarch.t. followed by Jack Roses
Jacks SPIDER AnGrch.s; IS too wei,
known 10 u' 1 comment; Jacks SPIDER
made g. f.vrahi" ilnpres or He Is a
little dug &C utou-" tvp' with very few
faults Iis wors, hend,cap * tn, ne
In a tr.i'e bully IN thc shoulders bu: al
IN all hs makeup IL good cno''gh for
him to trouble the bcs' IN bitches
Coun'ess 'Ior zee won r,ghtfIiIv. She !
ls "A Grand little one ard abp". the best !
OF her siac tina, has been brought out
recently
" was gratifying t" see the fine ST |
Bernard 'h'l were h"u,h"d by Jacob ,
II
effort To- trr; hayk jhs nob!" breed !
Their. were nine specimens benched the |
winner. being co.. Rupperi's Boy Blue !
and l"ngV'.l" Ahho't III smooth coated !
and III" sam, nwu"rs champ on Lady !
Lyndon % ihr rough coated section.
S"oi,i.h TERRIERS were headed hy the I
Westn.u~tcr s"usiJl"u. 'nuquerOr. owned
by Mis- Jean crawford OF Chicago. ,
which won over that great little dog ,
sban 81. g,l
Sealyham terrier winners were Cham |
pon Ivo Carodoc in dogs and Braefeid |
Green Lass in bitches.
Nothing came out that could 60 over !
the sensational La France Model In the /
French bulldog classes and he added an
other win to his long record. Several
promising youngsters were on hand. |
however. and the reserve winners was
hotly contested by two Of the Models |
half brothers. Gamins Rivals Son,
owned by Frederick Poffet. and Haworth !
Pixie, Mrs. Riddell's good youngster
They were placed In the order named.
In bitches Robert Scott's Frenchie Vic
torine. the Newark winner. repeated, re-
serve going to Dr, f. 4. Fishers l<obelia.
Somerset beagles intrenched them
selves in the dogs winners class with
Somerset Watchman. and taking win
ners and reserve bitches with Somerse,
Amusement and Somerset Fallacy. The
former won the blue in the class for the
best field trail beagle in the show.
Great Danes made as good a sect ion
as has been seen at any recent shows
O. Carley Harrmans brindle bitch Sue
cabone I'yra went over all opposition and
won leading honors. next going to the
Champion Brunhildc ~ Winderbourne.
II Is now Champion Nanchung Paul,
- this little fawn dog needed just the
number Of points which he received when
he was placed winners to give him the
necessary number for that rating with
the Kennel club, Mrs. Leslie w Hail.
his owner, was roundly congratulated,
his championship In just one years
time.
e. q. Churchman'S Lady Supreme was
the best English bulldog bitch. and the
best male was Frank * Persons Bill
an American bred OF good tyne
Collies were one of the best sections in
the show and the competition was un-
usually keen in these classes The New
York winners Alstead Parbold President
and Alstead Iarbold Peepshow, both
owned by Mrs. c. y. Lunt. led their re-
spective sexes, II was no easy matter
for them to win. however as Joseph Bur
,ell's Knocklayde King Ned made close
running to President and George T..
Dietz's Champion Queen Alice made a
worthy foe for Peepshow to meet In the
winners class.
Everything went to the Greenacre
Kennels in the Chow Chow classes, their
famous champion Eastern Star and the
youngster Greenacre Hummer being
4.