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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17

 TROOPS MUSTER

New York, April 1G.-Advices re- ceived here today from representa- tives of General Felix Diaz, the Mexi- can revolutionary leader, announce that an intensive concentration of revolutionary troops is taking place in the states of Chiapas, Tabasco, Vera Cruz, Pueblo and :. Michoacan, preliminary to general offensive against the forces. Roberto Gayon, secretary to General Aureliano Blan- quet, who recently arrived in Mexico after eluding Carranza forces who had been detailed to prevent his land ing, announced today that General Diaz had sent official notice to all revolutionary forces operating in the different Mexican states of Blan- quet's arrival and of his commission as second in command of the national reorganization army.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17
GERMAN ASSEMBLY WILL REJECT AN
 UNJUST TREATY
Eberts Declares Peace Must Be One Of Lasting
 Understanding.

Copenhagen, April 16.-Accordine to dispatch from Weimar, President Ebert, of Germany, has addressed the following Easter message to the na tional assembly:
 ''The national assembly expressed unanimously, on April 10, the expec- tation that the government would agree only to peace based on un- derstanding and eonciliation and would reject any treaty which would sacrifice the present and future of the German people and the world.
 q welcome this pronouncement as declaration of the inflexible will of the German people, that the con- ing people shall be peace of lasting understanding the eonciliation among the nations.
 "The national assembly and the government are working with the de- votion and energy to fulfill the great task of giving peace, bread, work and new constitution to a great nation The task is difficult to fulfill as long as those who have it in their power to give the world peace allow them ScNlCS tO DC DN ISCIIIlSS of hatred and revenge and by means of the hunger blockade, and by threatening our annihilation are driving the German people to de- spair."
 DenOunces Disturbers.
 President Ebert denounced the in- tcrnal disturbers, of the country whose action, he said threatens to completely destroy our economic life. "
 "The yearning of the masses for human dignity" he continued, "is no excuse for handful of disorderly agitators who systematically endea- vor to disturb the construction of the German republic The new Germany cannot be created by a jump in the dark, which would certainly be a jump into the abyss. A bolsheviki dictatorship of the proletariat minor ity would certainly ruin industrial Germany in a few months. A speedy external peace, based on understand ing and league of nations is vital question for us but no less does our salvation rest on the necessities for peace and work at home. I therefore in this grave hour exhort all classes of our people to cease tearing one another to pieces. Win victory over yourselves: open your eyes and see the abyss"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17
JOE .FAILI.A AND
 SON IN NEW HOME;

Joe Failla X Sons, wholesale and retail fruit and produce dealers, have removed into the old Anheuser-Busch building, on the southeast corner of Third and Main This building was recently purchased by Harry Hanf, and is now undergoing extensive al terations. Included in the improve ments is an extension of the cold storage room. doubling the capacity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17
SPRING CLEANING TIME IS
 HERE.

If a house needs spring cleaning, how about the human body after a winter of indoor life and heavy food ? Don't suffer from indigestion, bilious ness. bad breath, plotting, gas or con- stipation, when relief can be so easily
 had. Foley Cathartic Tablets clean stomach and bowels and tone up the liver. Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-17
TANK WILL NOT
 CLIMB PIXIES PEAK

Colorado Springs, Colo, April 16.- The attempt to ascend Pike's Peak in a battle tank was abandoned today. The tank broke down late yesterday at altitude of 11,200 feet and owing to the difficulty of repairing it at that point the attemp to reach the top was given up.
The sun., 1919-02-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year-eIds; claiming
Rarar H., ll8; Doomed, Ils; Pueblo, Iis:
:Attss soy H. lisi Hidden Ship. ii6i boone
second Racs-Three- year-olds and up
q q, Homer. IA Tan IL ~; Mary Fuller,
Glare Bottle, iel; Duchess Of ssvoy, iST
Betsy, l0l: omond, 100,
Third Race-Three- year-olds and up-
ward: claiming; purse $500; one mile and
seventy yards. Rhymer, III; Bean spiiisr,
IA; Blue Bsnnoek. ~; Progressive, IOs;
ran. lo7; Minnie F., 1915 Daiwood, iO7;
Good Counsel. i0s; Mar Tom, lOt. Also
eligible: DeTvish, 100: BIZ HUXLEY, IlOi
Flora Finch. lO1: Noureddin. loli Az.
Fourth Race-Four-year.elds and up.
ward claiming: purse 5000; one mile
slippery Elm. ia. Opportunity. los; War.
saw lOsi sleeth, lol; Douglas s., 100,
Fifth Race--Four-year-old ODDS and upward
clalmingi purse $500: one mile and seventy
yards, Dan Bright, ioe; Amalette, loii
Neppsrhan, Ie.; Newell W, S7i Eddi'
't siath Rae@T rn1s year, and I'm.
ward claiming; purse $500; one mile and
twenty yards. Barbara Shilling, ioT
Braealst, 1917; Alma Louise, l0f; Queer
Blonde. l0T, Edith Baumann, l0s; sax,
hams Journey, l0ti Thirst. l0i; Miss Fay
i0l; Patriotic Mary, %.
seventh Neutrality-suspicious. ana UP
s sts.n,S SlS SHs s H Blu
Rock. iel; Amelia. ii6S; Skins Neptune
| ia; 'polina, 1895 'semper stslwart. les.
sApprsnties allowances claimed.
The sun., 1919-02-19
HAVANA RESULTS.

Flrst nsce-Txo.yssr.oles: ,purss $500;
four furIonss 's!He W!,ck; ~ sNo'a,nI(,
second; 'GrayssIan. lie GKnapp1. 20 &.
out and out thiId Time goo 10, Pie,
5s: :.n PSf Ra M h1SH r sSI 81 s San
Bill also ran, .Dias entry. rs. T. BssIsr
entry. IL Il. Baxter entry.
xsTd; claiming purse $500 !. fSrlouas
f to !, nrst; chsSsns. los Ctun sTe@ d 5
70 ies tT fTs% s4S 20 oe TO :SS to l.
third. Time. ilI. Assessor. c. N. John,
son, Sleeper, Fascinating. Tokalon. March
Third Rscs-Maiden thres-year-olds;
longs, Grace, los 81. HoNsrdl. IS to ].
to 1, sto ! aud to s, second: .Basds din ..
ieS Langl, to 2, even and to 2, third.
Time i;o7 siS Prs %IDS Jewel zsls Th:
Favor, Red, Prince Direct and sssrehlIsht
Fourth Raee-P.nama H.ndIcapi three.
iurlonss, sirocco, los Jencott), 10 i. 4
10 and out, first; Ttpplsr, 100 NOLAN,
to-, to and out second Hamilton
tHsird T. Time y' i,o1. Eddls Sesrid Gs and and
Fiith Racs.FO.r;ssear:oids and upward
and even. frat palross, % 70. PreeceI,
10 |, 70 and 5 TO s. second; ri Plaudit
ics tPisksnO', &c !, to and to s
vato, Frank Burke, Bendiet, Chiffon King
John Graham, Quick and psrkey also ran
Sixth Race-Four.year-old and upward
yards Capital City, III tKeIsay), 7 to
5 to 2 and & to 6, first; Bresds, 90 tAlur,
R iSh ii SGcwidsS. toi ss3os and f 10 j
third. Time, i:43 SIS. Robert L. Owen
Crystal Day, Grsat Gull. stariiks. olorins
and Pstiar also ran.
The sun., 1919-02-19
PIERCE LEADS TIN WHISTLES.
Turns in Rest Gross Score at
Pinehurst Links.
Special Despatch tn TIE srx

PINEHURsr, N. c., Feb. ls.-The TWEEN
ty-seven players who qualified In the
Tin Whistles annual three ball tourna-
ment Yesterday played their first match
round to-day. grouped by lot In sets of
three. L. d. Pierce of Ekwanok turned
In the best gross score OF the day. He
vert over the No. course in 3S-Ss. 70,
Play was on the six point system. los
points to the match. J. R. Bowker NJ
Woodland won his matches by q wider
margin than any OF the other winners.
taking - OF the los points. The re-
suits of to-day's nine matches with the
numbers OF points gained by each con-
testant follow:
7 r. Bowker az, Woodland. ~, beat
B. v Covert GD; L.ockport. rs ard r c.
ormshce Gsl, South Shore, IS. heat c. r.
Lancaster ID. Brs~ Burn, "a. and SAN
ford ". steele GS, Oakland. 81; r. c.
steese I'D. Youngstown -, beat II. r.
NoyAs an, Oakland S. and T. u Rum
s.y u4, Br"ooklyn, az }, 4; Ciapp t9.
Garden City. IS. and Robert Feote GD.
New Haven, 20: L. ID. Pierce ~, Ekwa-
scarsdsie, IS, and p. B, ORrlsn 90.
Detroit. 8, G =; Fowne, g, oskm",Ht'
ana q. W. s'atxsii Cs). Aronimink. ~;
w. l. Milliker Gsl. Hysnnisport, as, beat
.. 3 waterhouse Cs). Ardsley. 50, and =
r. Fay I0l, Midland valley, AZ r. n
Hunt (S. Worcester. a. beat lanes l.
insOn jis>. Hsrbor Beach, soi T. II, Hog
set 40, Cleveland. 4S. beat r. g. Blancke
te3). Montclair. IS, and Henry Hnrnbower
,2l, plymouth, 81.
The sun., 1919-02-19
WESTMINSTER DOG
SHOW OPENS TO-DAY
Big Programme Is Arranged
for the Garden.

Dogs from all parts OF the country and
Canada were arriving at Madison Square
Garden throughout yesterday to be in
their places for the forty-third annual
dog chow of the Westminster Kennel
Club, which opens this morning and
closes on Saturday night. The great
holiday features for washington's
Birthday will be the "Service Cups" one
for men and one for women who have
the right to show their dogs In uniform.
The trophies are the gift of the West
minister Kennel Club, and, with true pa
triotism, those who have served or are
serving with the Allies are eligible as
we'll as the United States and Canadian
forces. All the profits. as was the case
last year, will be given to the Ameri-
can Red Cross. The probable order Of
judging for to-day will be as follows:
Ring ii. wnloushby Mitchell. 1893,
A. M, bloodhounds. mastlns, Newfound-
lands, Irish wolfhounds. deerhounds, re,
trievers, whippets, poodles. West Highland
white terriers. Cairn terriers, Sehippsrkei
and miscellaneous; Theodore onsrman.
p. NJ, Manchester terriers.
Ring a-Harry T. Peters, 1880 p. NJ
American foxhounds, Belgian sheepdoEs
old English sheepdogs, ssmoysdes, Dober'
HsSsIssM' aP' NJ Russian %oifhounds.
Ring s-John z. Keevan, 1880 A. M
st. Demands; John Hartmetz. . p. NJ.
Great Danes.
Ring 1-Dr. II. b. KOhlsr. 1880 A. NJ.
P Ring 5@Edwsrd B. Chase. lO:so A. NJ.
settlers and wire haired pointing grironB.
Ring 6-Patrick Tully. 1850 A. M. col
lies; +. Louis Hauptner. p. NJ, badger
Ring winthrop Rutherfurd. 1850 A
II Ring s-Dr F. A. Fisher, 1880 An.
French bulldogs; Scott l. Libby. p n,
bull terriers
hall 10 80 A. ~, PomeTaniAns and Picking
csc. So, . ,,
1880 A, NJ, English toy spanielsi Theodore
Offerman p. NJ. Japanese spaniels. toy
poodles black and tan toy poodies ane
Twenty-sixth Street Balcony--w. +
Kinder, 1870 A, NJ. Boston terriers
Twenty seventh Street Balcony-Aa1q
" q ewing, 1880 A. NJ. Scottish terriers
Alexander IT, Stewart, p, NJ, bulldogs.
The sun., 1919-02-19
CRANBERRY PREDICTS
BOOM IN YACHTING
Says Boats in Smaller Glasses
Will Be Out in Force.

George =. Granbery, chairman of the
regatta committee. New Rochelle Yacht
Club. looks forward to a lively resump-
ton of yacht racing this coming season.
Though some of the larger schooners
and sloops may not go into commission,
most OF the smaller classes will be out
In full force Among those that will
come to the starting line will be the
N. Y. Y. c. nifty footers. the forty foot
ers, the Larchmont one design o boats,
Class p, n. Y. thirty footers, the boats
Of the handicap class and many smaller
one design classes.
The New Rochelle Yacht Club will
hold Its annual regatta In the latter part
OF June, also a long distance race from
, New Rochelle IN Strstford Sh0al and
return In July and summer rega tia
for all classes In August. The handicap
class will hold its annual race for boats
Of this class at the end OF the regular
season.
The New Rochelle Yacht Club intends
to challenge for the Manhasset BAY
Challenge Cup for sloops of Glass p.
naming the Anita. owned by q. p, Gran
berry. to represent the club. This trophy
row In held by the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club. II was won BY A, G. Hsnan's
MAMMA In the memora BILE series OF races
In the summer of 1916.
The sun., 1919-02-19
r CD A ND GUN NE W.

hstohed In the bark. Their color body
IL generally dark or dark brown, and some
nearly red: these / notice are the cN'orA
OF the early spring ny. Later on tha
weather. gets warmer, more files are
Matched and these take the color of the.r
nature hHunts.
l would select for my cast Of three flea
from the beginning OF the season up to
say May is as follows, March brown
Cmalel. Hare't Ear. Orange Grouse CUP TO
noon. March Brown tfemalel. Beyerkii.
eve gull (sfterncor,. IN. for,eoLSs.
cover the COO wrather period and ars
about the only ni"s worthy Of saving de.
feat. ! would suggest that for The Gsttsr
part OF May the Queen OF the Waters. pals
Evening Dun ana CahN Cforenoon) Wicll-
hams Fancy, Whirling Dun and via Tur-
Key 'aternoon), For the entire month OF
June would suggest tWe'ye niss IN their
MES; The Alder, Brown SodEe, Rod
uAckle, the Green Drake, Cockabundhee,
slack Graf, the Blue Bottle. Stone FLY,
Royal Coaohman, the Katydii. the Roe.
selection by adding the Fisherman.s Curse,
the most appropriate name ever given 10
ny, Tor there's reaFo0. ] would suk-
Test sises - and IL OF all the foregoing.
dealer that We should forget the glor!ts
OF hundreds Of other good files, and per-
haps better that have NOT been mentioned,
However the word "faN orite" offsets any
chance OF libel by either party. ana ! sIr
afraid that II this and other selections
should be the cause Of dispute wc VIII
have 10 seek a peace conference. leayura
the editor OF the Rod and Gun column -
decide | have no. yet seen the elections
OF my friends Messrs, StallInGs M,ltt and
my waterlogEcd companions II the Esopus
Creek OF 1915, Charlie Dprn and Iarol 4
Boswell, and the Night OF the bun chnoI
which the semitic art was soon .a.i aside.
Thin wu1 the happy days
sew NDrh fch - IDuN yNN
The sun., 1919-02-19
COBWEB FLATTERS
HACKERS IN SPRINT
FaUorite Takes the Panama
at NeU Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ls.-The Panama
Handicap of 81 900 at the Fair Grounds
race track this afternoon brought out a
field OF only three and resulted In q
victory for Cobweh the favorite at TO
3. Clin Robinson. the young rider who
only last week was graduated from the
ranks of the apprentices into fu''
jockeyship. had the mount on Cohwee
and gave the winner fine ride all
through the nve and half furlong
sprint. Under Fire finished second and
Marie Miller third. The results
F,r,t Rsce-Maiueu nuies; twuSrssr.
olds: purse, $500; three and Eali fur
longs. Guaranteed, liz Connolly, to
3 10 / and 10 8. fret. Rib, IFS tWishardl
s,t to to ho STS !" p i'GpG "nS
Alice Granger, Miss Homer, Modiste, Ra;
ssn.a LAZY ., Ps'aI sl,o fq ran FsF" "' Nv"
second Rsce--Three-yeAr-o lds; claiming
purse, $500; i've and a half furlonEs. Ha.
10 5, frst; Lillian @, 100, tRowsnl. 20
&c. Robinsonl. 3 to ;. even and ] to D.
third Time, l'os:.S' j. P hS|ss' De- De-
John Casey also ran
Third Racs-Thre-year.olds and up.
ward; olsiminG; purse, $500: nve ano .
half fTr'Gns: TOP O Goat oI ~, ' sIs,ss III
trroxier). I to I, 8 20 S and > to s, second
SeafaTer. llS Connolly, IL TO J, s 10 and
10 /, third. Time, 1903 80, Lively, Tom
Goose Discussion, Court Gallant, Billie
Lady Luxury and Leicester also ran.
Fourth Race-Panams Hsndtcan' thre''
ysar-olds and upward purse $1,000; nv,
and a half turlongs: Cobweb ss &C. Rob
inson). 10 2, out and out. nrsti vnde'
Fire iol Mooney, TO out and out
second Marie Miller, lot (Hoagl. IS to !,
. 10 ! and out, third. Time. 1907 s-S, oniv
three starters
Fnth Rnce-Three,year.ol ana Up,
ward; elaiminsi purse $500 enc MI;
1Barretb. sven. I 20 ard out hrst
Antoinett., 80 tBoyle>, s TO .. ! to ? snt
out, second; Lord Herbert. ia tstaksr)
s TO 2. to 20 and out third. Time
1851 l-b Only three starters,
sixth RRce-Thr-e -year-olds; claiming
purse $500: one mile. syivano. 100
murke>. . 10 :. - S and 1 TO 8. nrst
water Willow, IS (BroRsn), q 20 I, TO
and 1 to s, second; Vision, s6 &C. Robin
SONY, 6 to /, 2 to and even, .hird. Tim"
i:45l-s Cain Spring, Thomas F. McMs
hon, James A. Sheridan. Jack Healy anf
Rae Samuels also ran,
seventh Race-Four-yesr- ana up
ward; elaimingi purse. 1900 one mills am
, a furlong, Puts snd Calls l0t (Burkel
! 10 TO /, 70 ! and : TO l, hrst; R~grcss
ssccnd; Bsis..,. lis &c. Robinson,, 4 to /
toes and 4 TO 5, third. Time. i;ss a.
Bompast. Yermak. Jason, Brown Favorit'
and ksss siss sAA
The sun., 1919-02-19
NO INCREASE IN DOG FEES.
A. IL. q. Votes Down Proposal e
Raise Entrance Price.

The proposal that registration fees for
the entry of dogs In the clubs shows be
raised 30 cents or 81 and the resistra-
ton fee for dogs of certified pedigres
be Increased SO cents was voted down
yesterday afternoon at the annual meet
ing Of the American Kennel Club. held
In It's headquarters. / Liberty street.
The Ohio Valley Kennel Club was ad-
rnitted TO membership.
Those holding ONCE in the club during
the last year were reelected. They are
Hollis II. Hunnewell, president; Howard
willets. Nee-pre sident; John u. De
Mund, second viee-president; A. n Vre-
denburgh, seeretary-treasursr The vari-
Gus classes OF the boards of directors
were elected. Two exceptions are noted
in the class OF 1899 Spencer Eddy sue.
ceeds Fl. X. Bioodgood, deceased, and
Townsend scudder takes the place OF o.
Carley Hartman,
The sun., 1919-02-19
FAVORITES VICTORS
ON BELLEAIR LINKS
Balch and Waldo, ST., Score in
Washington's Birthday
Golf Tourney.
Special Despatch 10 TIE SUI.

BELLrAIR HEIGHTS, Fla. Feb. is
Favorites came through with flying
coiors in the first round OF match play
In the wsshinston's Birthday tourna-
ment which began here to-day. Dewitt
Balch of Cincinnati easily defeated
w. u. Muller of Davenport Iowa, In one
OF the feature matches. and Il. III.
Augustus OF Cleveland defeated c. q.
Waldo. ST.. OF Brooklawn In the other.
As q result these players will be thrown
together tomorrow. Hamilton Kerr
played sensational golf In elimina ting
T. A. Ashley Of Boston. The Green
wich player was only one up at the
twelfth. but a four. three and two. nip
ping two strokes of Of par in the next
three holes. decided the match.
Martin Littleton, Jr.. won easily from
Louis Brown of Pittsburg r. C. New
ton Of Brookllne Is looked upon as one
Of the best In the lower half OF the
bracket He and C. G. Waldo should
Furnish a great battle in their match
Tomorrow. The summaries:
First sisteen-pswitt Batch. Cincinnati.
feated G. q. waldo. 81. Brooiis~n, by
and y; II X Kerr: Gresnwich. defeated
tia LittietsS yf.o Gsrd.S ny city a dsfested
Furfey. Brookline, defeated H i. Hop
:pg p'' Hoes =, .i.s S d H5S H s.;sn.
G,n nHE,,a. By sps rF,. H y. x,on
ohio. BY and s; {. q. waldo, u, Detroit.
Ssfsated Burton Preston Mansnsld. ohlo'
secon ono !s,.,..n-H. A. wr.nn. Chicago.
! and 4 +. w. Ksnn:dy. DuSoI.c, "a. dc.
Calvin Bulioch. Denver, defeated W. I.
Alien, Philadelphia, By . and /: b y.
Hurlburt. Philadelphia, BY ;. and 4, D. e.
d a.lpSia. ' dstsapod COOK. jan Boston.
Sst:st sd' II. F. 6lnsnSsus 81 Ksnsa. CITY.
a. TSEs e erts. d.ts. DG"s' 'Tk Pnn
Cricket, defeated c J. CARLY, Sy :. and 8
r Stone, T Reskforss, " H.. by a and =: Frsd
Ley, Springfield, Mass. Defeated 2, T,
simmons Jr,. Kenoshe. Wis. by ana Il
J. F. Llewellyn. Evanston, defeated w. a.
P Ks a.ss s'y SE rU s ci.r sfsSa
by i up; e X. Low, Baitusrol. defeated T,
4. Mcdonald Fox Hlils. by 8 and 2.
Fourth Sixteen-C. II Harvard, Boston,
defested c. H. stobbens, Red wing. Mich,
Y. C. Billings, Hartford. By up ns holes4 !;
W. II. Caldwell, New York. defeated C NJ.
Hall. Detroit. Mich. up GO holes'; G.
II. RIlbourn. Aurora, defeated IL. b. Ele-
Woodward. LouisvilIe. defeated @ g May.
defeated A. n. Mackenzie. New York. !
up; T. l. Cooper. Atlanta, defeated E. S.
Rogers. Mayheld, By and 5; J. Fisnnery.
BOSTON. defeated n. l., Baker. New York.
The sun., 1919-02-19
FAULTLESS AGAIN IS
BEST BULL TERRIER
Champion Scores in ShoU in
the Garden.

Hayynaker Faultless. the bull terrier
which was crowned King of Dogdom last
year. carried Off premier honors yester-
day in the first annual speciality show
Of the Bull Terrier Club Of America, In
Madison Square Garden. Major Claire
Foster thought we'll enough OF the dog
to put him over more than three score
rivals.
Major Foster pronounced Haymarket
Faultless the hest of the breed he had
yet seen. There are many dogs which
might beat him In some particular
point" said the Major. but he is so
we'll balanced that 1t was impossible to
put him down"
The Little House Kennels Attire su-
preme and the Noross Kennels Noross
Blue Moon pressed Haymarket FaultIess
Tor stellar honors. The Judge liked Blue
Moon better than Attire Supreme and
placed him reserve to Haymarket In the
class for winners dogs. The Noross
Kennels Champion Noross Radiant was
best OF the bitches.
Haymarket will defend his title agains 81
all corners in the Westminster show.
The awards:
Puppy Doss-First. Eoross Kennels Noros,
Vanguard: second. GiItsdge Kennels Gilt,
edge Del; third. J. J. Casey's Mazda
Doughboy.
Novice Doss-Tirat. ontedss Kennels
Giltedge Major; second. c. A. Helms Dun,
blame Jim: third. Noross Kennels Nornsl
American Bred Doss-First. Eoross Ken,
nels' Noross Blue Moon: second, r. J
cssey's Mazda Ampere; third. W. IL
Hodgeman's Noross Stand Pat
Limit Dogs and Bitches not exceeding
Ammstsr; second, e.i,sds. KonnsIs' Git
edge Rosebud; third. J. NJ. Whites Pans,
Limi! p9ss over IS pSnnds-Fir.t, Noro.l
iioqse Ksnnels' Allars Supreme; third. J
Open Dogs and Bitches not exceeding I:
pounds1First. Miss Frances I. casey'l
Mazda Kewpis; second, Mrs. A. L. Rsyn
Open Dogs and Bitches no, sxee.din,
20 pounds-First. Mrs A. L. Reynolds'i
niek.lo second. Miss Frances l. Csssy'l
Open Dogs and Bitches not exceeding 3.
pounds-Ftrst: J: Caseys Mazda Am
meter: second. r. II. Elliott's Haymar&s
Open Doss-TIrst. r.. H. Eiiiott's Hay
market Faultless: second, Noross Kennels
NoroSs Blue Noon; third. Little House Ken
winners DoEs-First. r. II. Elliott,
! Newmarket Feultless; reserve. NoFoss Ken
Puppy Bitches-First. John Rockford,
Jsssa mine Lady Pegi second, Eoross Ken.
nsls' NorOss ytIvsti third, r. II. Ellioti',
Haymarket Biddy.
Novice Bitches--First, F. J. Casey,
! Masda VOLTA: second. John Roehfori'i
Jsssamine Lady Peg; third, r, J. Casey,
azdA Volta.
American Bred Bitches-First, Giiteds.
Kennels Bloomsbury Volta; second, j. 4
| Ross Dun blame Stylei third. y. J. CAssv
Mazda Ammeter.
Limit Bitehes-First. 0iitsdse Kennels
bloomsbury Voltai second. ]. q. Waite
| ChaTlwood Ariel.
| Open Bitehes-First, Noross Kennels
| Champion Eoross Radiant; second, Littl,
House Kennels Champion Noross Vanttls
third. Little House Kennels Fort lie,
Bella.
Winners fsitehss--First, Noross Kennels
| Champion .Noross Radiant; reserve. Git
| edge Kennel Bloombury Volta