The sun., 1919-11-02
KING o. KINGS BEST
BOSTON TERRIER
Awarded Highest HOnOrs at
Speciality Show and Is
Sold for $4,000.
DOLLY GRAND SCORES
Is Adjudged Best of Opposite
SPECIALIZATION a Big
Success.
DOLLY GRAND SCORES
ny HENRY ". KING.

by HENRY ". KING.
Greenlodge King o. Kings. belonging
10 Julius FEEDER OF Pelham, was ad-
judged the best dog at the twelfth an
nual speciality show of the Boston Ter
rier Club Of New York, held In the Wal
dorf-Astoria yesterday. BY his victory
King O. Kings takes his place at the top
Of the Boston terriers in the country, for
those he defeated were the best ever
| gathered together In one ring In the his
tory Of the breed.
| So we'll did he show in the early
classes that Freeman Ford, a wealthy
Californian and noted fancier. went in
quest OF him and after lot OF dickering
| obtained him for the big sum of $4,000.
| Best Of opposite sex was an excellent
specimen Of the breed named Dolly
Grand. owned by Mrs. p. J. Sullivan of
this city. Dolly Grand Ia a grand bitch.
but she Is By no means as good as King
O. Kings
Veteran fanciers who have bred and
| exhibited the American breed for more
than generation emphatically declared
that they had never seen his equal. He
| Is faultless. He has a beautiful head
and front and short back and is a nice
small size. He is beautifully marked
with white blaze collar and feet. He
Is just out Of puppyhood, being less than
Is months old, but he is veteran in the
ring. He has been shown seven times
and has never yet tasted defeat, and
needs only one more point to complete
his championship.
Bred by II. J. Murphy.
Mr.. FEEDER bought him from T. J.
Murphy of Wellington, Mass, seven
months ago and since his arrival at Mr..
FEEDERS home at Pelham has been a real
| house pet. Mrs FEEDER also is a fancier
! oil the breed and has several, including
Rattler's Distinction. She believes Dis
| tinction is the superior of King o. Kings.
but she is about the only fancier in the
country who is of that opinion.
| Mr.. FEEDER was reluctant to part with
his beauty and did so only because he
has another youngster in view which he
believes will soon develop into the equal
OF King
Mr.. Ford made a special trip from the
coast to attend the show. He exhibited
several and won several ribbons, but
as soon as he got a glimpse OF King
O. Kings he came to the conclusion that
his dogs had no chance of scoring high
est honors and decided to buy what he
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| The show was the most successful
ever held by the club. Nearly 200 of
, the popular breed went in quest of the
prizes. and one of the largest crowds
that has attended any kind of q spe-
cialty show in this citySin several years
\ was present
Judges Decisions Popular.
| 3. Rosenheim, veteran breeder and
fancier of Chicago. was the judge. and
he made no mistakes. He did his work
thoroughly, inspected every contestant
infinitely and made no decisions until he
was sure he was right
And every award he handed down
during the morning, afternoon and night
sessions met with the approval OF the
| crowd, and as each class was decided
cheers rang through the building. So
well did he do his work that losers as
well as winners applauded his work
DOGS.
Junior puppy dogs. over six months and
not exceeding nine months. Won by ].
| Roses Jack Chum; NJ. Schachters Diamond
| Boy, second: A. STRAUSS Hands Up. third.
Senior puppy dogs, over nine months
Leo ]. Golfers Perfection Surprise; Mrs
+. y. Jacobus's King Midget ILL., second ;
William connelrs Pacemaker. third; Dan
lei p. Ritchey's Mighty Rite. fourth.
Novice dogs. under seventeen pounds
Won by Mrs. ]. F. Broun's Little Tell: A.
s stTSusss Strauss d TIP second; Mrs Alice
Jacobus's King Midget III. fourth.
Limit dogs under seventeen pounds
O. Kings; Frank s. Youngs sedgwick
Solitaire second; Freeman A. Ford's Ar
royo Aztec. third; Paramont Kennels
Open dogs under seventeen pounds
Won by Julius Julius Eedeps GresniOdge King
|
royo Aztec, third; j. A Kelly's Peters
Prince IL, fourth.
Sos Un By and leo g.
Golfers Pertettion surprise; Deep Purple
ksansls Hf nSssl , P tSlPs second
Limit Dogs, II Pounds and Under az
Auburn Radiant; =. Rsmsey's Bliy Kelly
RrseAt: 'G Bo9msT.ss ssiEa II. h''f 6"r
open Dogs, II Pounds and Under 22
Pounds-won by Mrs. George e. Dressers
AUBURN Radiant; DR.. George J. 4. Nc
c. McGlone's Mosholu Blink, third; e.
Ramsey's Billy Kelly III, fourth.
Limit DOGS, % Pounds and not Exceed
lie Complies Mosholu Pepper; Peter
Yosts Grossman Duke. second; Mrs. E.
w. Hildreths Sir Danny Deever. fourth.
Winners pogs-Won by Julius C. Fed
ers Greenlodge King o. Kings; Mrs.
George Z. DressePs Auburn Radiant
BITCHES.
Junior Puppy Bitches Over Months
and not Exceeding Months-Won by
Freeman A. Ford's Arroyo Afternoon; NJ.
Reisenbergs Dottie Dimple, second; Deep
Purple Kemels's Purple Lady, third:
Ravenroyd Kennels Ravenroyd Riplet,
fourth.
Senior Puppy Bitches. Over Months
and not Exceeding IL Aonths-won by
w. F. Kubachs Crystal Wondering Face
+. s. Wadman's wadman's Midget sec
ond; Mrs. A. @. Toerners Lady Patricia
third Mrs. ]. A. Leggett's Judy fourth
Novice bitches, under seventeen pounds.
Won by Mrs ]. Blerman's Gyp's Beauty:
Mrs William Affords Fairwood Fancy,
second; NJ A. Durneys Lady Victory,
third: NJ. Reisenberghs Dottie Dimple.
Limit bitches, under seventeen pounds
Won by Mrs. p. ]. Sullivans Dolly Grand ;
Mrs George e. Dressers Princess Lou H.
second; John McCauey's Victory Bell
third; Ravenroyd Kennels Ravenroyd Re
joice fourth
Open bitches. under seventeen pounds.
Won by Mrs. p. J. sullvan's Dolly Grand
Mrs George Z. Dresser's Princess Lou IL,
second John McCauey's Victory Bell,
third; Leo J. Golfers Fascinating Baby.
I fourth.
Novice bitches seventeen pounds and
under twenty-five pounds. Won by John
Mccauieys Victory Maid; William GAL
braith's Lady Roman H., second; c. w.
J Hndreth's Our Dolly third.
Limit bitches. seventeen pounds and
under twenty-five pounds. Won by Thomas
! Ring Lassie, second; Mrs Mary E
! Brecht's Rrechtfs Chattie third. Rayan