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Feb. 15, 1913 
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its history, and the reasons for its adoption. 
Kmimell D^paritinnieiniiL 
Dog Show Dates, 1913. 
Feb. 19-22.—Westminster Kennel Club, at new Grand 
Central Palace, New York city. James Mortimer, 
Supt. Entries closed Jan. 28. 
F'eb. 24.—.\iredale 'Terrier Club of Long Island. I. N. R. 
Brvant, Sec’y. Entries closed Feb. 11. 
Feb. 25-28.—Eastern Dog Club, at Boston. T. Dickson 
Smith, Sec’y. Entries closed Feb. 4. 
March 1.—Colony Club (members only). Judge, James 
ilortimer. Entries closed Feb. 8. 
March 4-7.—Hound and Field Dog Show, Madison 
Square Garden. 
March 5-8.—Duquesne Kennel Club, of Western Penn¬ 
sylvania, at Pittsburgh. R. W. Kenny, Sec’y. 
March 6-8.—St. Paul Boston Terrier Club, at St. Paul, 
Minn. Show for all breeds. P. H. Efferts, 247 Rich¬ 
mond street, St Paul. 
March 11-14.—Central Ohio Kennel Club, at Columbus, 
O. Chester Stands, Sec’y. 
March 14-15.—Pasadena Kennel Club, Pasadena, Cal. F. 
A. Ford, Pres. 
March 21-22.—Del IMonte Kennel Club, Del Monte, Cal. 
H. R. Warner, Sec’y. 
March 26-29.—Chicago Kennel Club, Chicago, Ill. A. W. 
(Tates, Sec’y. 
April 3-5.—Maryland Kennel Club and .Animal Refugee 
.-\ssociation Baltimore. E. McLane, Sec'y. 
.‘\pril 5.—St. Louis Collie Club Show, St. Louis, Mo. 
G. F. Seedhoff, Sec’y. 
April 18-19.—French Bulldog Club of America, at Hotel 
Astor, New York. O. F. Vedder, Sec’y. 
June 3-4.—Ladies’ Kennel Association of America, at 
Mineola, L. I. James Mortimer, Supl. 
Westminster Kennel Club Show. 
The Westminster Kennel Club’s thirty- 
seventh annual dog show is to be held at the 
Grand Central Palace Feb. 19, 20, 21 and 22. 
There are 2,951 entries, and of all breeds. Bull¬ 
dogs lead, with 189: Airedales are second, with 
187; collies third, with 176. The entries by 
breeds are as follows: 
Bloodhounds, 8; St. Bernards, 76; Great 
Danes, 72; Russian wolfhounds, 71; Irish wolf¬ 
hounds, 8; deerhounds, 20; greyhounds, 29; 
American foxhounds, 28; English foxhounds, 
28; pointers, 97; English setters, 99; Gordon 
setters, 18; Irish setters, 36; retrievers, 14; 
griffon (Korthals), i; Irish water spaniels, 4; 
clumber spaniels, 2; field spaniels, 18; cocker 
spaniels, 90; beagles, 93 ; dachshunds, 116; collies, 
176; German sheepdogs, 77; Belgian sheepdogs, 
3; Shetland sheepdogs, 6; Old English sheep¬ 
dogs, 32; poodles, 44; chow chows, 64; Dal¬ 
matians, 36. 
Samoyedes, 13; Doberman Pinschers, 31; 
bulldogs, 189; Airedale terriers, 187; bull ter¬ 
riers, in; French bulldogs, 89; Boston terriers, 
152; fox terriers (smooth), 61; fox terriers 
(wire haired), 89; Sealyham terriers, 29; Irish 
terriers, 84; Scot terriers, 64; West Highland 
white terriers, 73; Welsh terriers, 58; Dandie 
Dinmont terriers, 26; Bedlington terriers, 4; 
black and tan (Jilanchester) terriers, 21; Schip- 
perkes, 45; Pomeranians, 91; English toy span¬ 
iels, 32; Japanese spaniels, 22; Pekinese, 59; 
pugs, 3; toy poodles, 9; Yorkshire terriers, 7; 
Maltese terriers, 8: toy black and tan terriers, 
3; griffons (Bruxellois), 10; miscellaneous (dogs 
of recognized breeds for which no regular classes 
have been provided), 16. 
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