THE 3IORXIXG OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY, MAT 7. 1909. 13 ST CANINES OF HIGH DEGREE IH SHOW Kennel Club. Prize-Winners In elude Fine Animals in Many Classes. BIG CROWDS ARE PRESENT Awards Will Be Completed Tonight and Bench Show will Close With Presentation of Cups to Winners Tomorrow. ror-lovers by the iun1rH. ... the bench show of the Portland Kennel Cub yesterday afternoon and last night at the exhibition room. First and Washington streets, over the public market. The large room in which the i""""' are established was All .ih all kinds of canines from a Pomeranian to a Newfoundland, and of all dispo- - v. walls echoed and re echoed w tli the barking and yelpintr. . visitors were too 'busy to take "". ah were Intent upon viewing the beautiful specimens of doftdom that were shown. . v Uuwn ine room were ""u W,L" various kinds of ani mals, all worrying at their chains and eaKer to get out and run In the fresh air. Wearied with their enforced Im prisonment, tho more savage ot.es at tempt to pick a BKht with their neigh bors and a disposition was shnwn tn encase in a flercff flffht. if onlv they could Ret at one another. This was iHo true when they were led to the jmUsrs etand. Among the bulldogs and the bull terriers especially there were strenuous efforts to start a battle royal, and when the women owners would load some of them in it would require a hard muscular effort to re strain them. The prizes were all given out yester day and last night with the exception of the special awards which will be made tonight. Considerable interest is being taken In this part of the programme. On Saturday nlRht the last night of the show, the cups offered by the various donators will he presented to the winners, and this event will close the show. The Portland Kennel Club has realized its expectations In the attendance and it is agreed that the show is one of the most successful that has taken place in the city or on the toast. Awards; BiiIMom, novice doKs Willumbia Kalatin, r,i ,a,rrftl"on; 't; Brlgham Young, Phelps Hoiman. second. Hut 'dogs, limit dons Prince Roval II, Miss XjRla Spray, nrat: Uillumhla Kalatin. second: SuU. r.oorffe A. Watson, third. TtulidoRa. open tloKa Prince Royal, MIm APra ,nr&t: Kn' cond; TecUmseh Pride. A. K. Jonr third. Bulldogs, winners' do Prince Royal, winner; illumbia, Kalatin.' reserve BuUdoRM, puppy bitches The KJootchman. J. H. t)unn, llret. Bulldogs, novice bitches LAdy Nan Patch, Airs. Stanford "WhitlnK, first; Lady Beatrice, J. H. Dunn. Jr., second; Zasa, Mrs. Phelps Hoiman, third. Hulldoff. Itmit bitches Pirenise Merry JMdow, Mm. Henry M. Prince, flrst; I,ady Beatrice, second; Kilhurn, Miss Marquisa, third; Beverly, Mrs. Oeorjre R. Streeter V 11. C; Shorty, J. L.. Tetzloff reserve. Bulldogs, open bitches Firenzo Merry m idnw. first; I.ady Beatrice, eecond; Beverly third; Supho. Alex Lummlen, V. H. C BulldoRs. winners' bitches Firenze Merry Widow, winner; lady Nan Patch, reserve. Airedale terrier, puppy dogs Prince Lad dlx. Dr. H. V. Adlx. first. Airedale terriem, novice dogs Prince Lad dix. first; Biwter. Robert Johnson, second; Count. orKO L.lndKtroiu & Co.. third. Airedale terriers, limit dogs Briarwood II, Myrtle Lewis, flrst; Count, third. Alrrdale tun-ten, open do Matlock Bob R. M. Palmer, flrst; Briarwood II, Myrtle lewls. wn-ond; Count, third. . Airedale terriers, winners' dogs Matlock Bob. first; Briarwood. reserve. Airedale terriers, puppy bitche Red "Wing, , Mrs. C. K. Dick, first; Lake Dell Blot, Mrs. ! li. V. Adix, second. j A Iredale terriers, novice bitchesi Red Wing, first ; Iake Dell Riot, second; Arda. i Kd K. Dick, third. I Airedale terriers, open bitchesi Ch End- I clilYe Radiance. tlrjit. i Airedale terriers, winners bitches Ch. ! KndctiflTe Radiance, firM ; Red Wing, second. Bull terriers, puppy dogs Sound End Chal lenger, O. C. Israel, first; Stiletto Blade. Miss Isabel Mcviunnegle, second ; Stiletto Htlt. Mrs. C. R. Thorburn. third; Pat, H. P. Klrickler. V. 11. C. ; Duke. Mrs. Richard Mor- 1 ris. H. C. ; IlufTic, A. A. Blanchi, II. C. ; I WtidTlre. Aaron M. Frank, reserve. ' Bull terriers, novice dogs Stiletto Blade, first; Pat. 11. P. Htrlckler. second; Moore's i Dmon, Jew C. Moore, third. Bull terriers. limit dogs Willamette De fender. Dr. Oeorgo B. Storey, first ; Ouelph Major. J. M. Klve. second; High life, K. W. , Schnieer, third. Bull terrier, ojten dogs Tretxtra Reuben, i J. M. Kee. first; Willamette Defender, sec ond ; ("iiiolph Major, third. Hull terriers, winners dops Round End Challenger, winner; Trebora Reuben, reserve. Bull terriers, puppy bitches Stiletto Blade, flivt ; Lor ring ton Lilly. Kelix Konion, second; StihMtu Bright. J. J. Boyle, third. Bull terriers, novice hitches Willamette Baroness. Prank K. Wat kins, first ; Highland Conraae. Julius Kallich, second; Venus "Welnerwurst. Mrs, L. is wet t. third. Bull terriers, limit bitches Willamette Baroness, first. Hull terriers, open bitches Ch. Edge wood Biddy. Mm. O. C. Israel, first. Bull terriers, winners' bitchf m Ch. Edge w.tod Biddy, winner; Stiletto Glitter, Mrs, C. R. Thorburn, reserve. French bulldogs, novice dogs and bitches Danglemont Rabot, Mrs. R. Vincent Mor rison, first; Sagola, K. Noat, second. French bulktogt, limit dogs and bitches Kacoja, first. French bulldogs, winners' dogs and bitches Danglemont Ralot. winner; Sagola, reserve. Itobton terriers, puppy dogs Lucky III, Harry Oamon. first; Sir Walter III, Dr. M. K. Hall, second. Boston terriers, novice dogs Dragnel Der by. Ru-el1 Smith, first: Lucky III, second; Russell. Miss Robinson, third. Boston terriers, limit dogs Illahee , Bril liant, K. T. Chase, firt ; Dragnel Derby, sec ond ; Lucky HI. third. Boston terriers, open dogs (17 to 22 pounds) Arroyo Ameer. Harry J. Litt. flret; Lucky Hi, second ; fepiuer 11. tniru ; xjt. Lupton, third. Hrwton terriers, open dogs (22 to 28 pounds) Illatiee Brilliant, flrst. Ho? ton terriers. winners, dogs Illahee Prilliani. winner; Arroyo Ameer, reserve. Boston terriers, puppy bitches Illahee Wildfire. E. T. Chase, first; Illahee Midget, K. T. Chase, second; Jean, K. A. "Weyers, third. Boston terriers, novice hitches Illahee Wildfire, first ; EndclifTe Delia. Harry J. Lit t. second ; Lady, Miss lzetta Jewel, third. Boston terriers. limit bitches Illahee Wildfire, first ; Nancy, Sig Sichel, second; Rose III., Dr. M. K. Hall, third. Boston Terriers, open bitches (12 to 17 pound-) Illahee Wildfire first; Illahee Illahee Christy. Hayes Kstabrook, second; Rose 111., third. Boston terriers, open bltche-j (17 to 23 pounds) Eaton's Christy, K. T. Chase, first. Boston terrier, open bitches tli2 to pounds) Willow brook Dainty, E. T. Chase, flrst. Boston terriers, winners hltcheii Illahee "Wi Ulrtre. winner ; Willow brook Dainty, re serve. Fox terriers ( smooth-coaled) novice dogs Multnomah Wrangler. H. Estabrook. flrst; Dash. M is. C. R. Campion, second ; tils, lieorge M. Crane, withheld. Fox terriers t smooth -coated) limit dogs Multnomah Wrangler, first; Dash, second. Fox frrlers. open dogs Champion Mult nomah Blue. W. B- Feehheimer. flrst; Mult nomah Wrangler, second; Dash, third. Fox terriers t smooth -coated ) winners dogs Champion Multnomah Blue, win ner; Multnomah "Wrangler, reserve. Fox terriers (smooth-coated limit Mtches Multnomah Firefly. E. Brayford, flrst. Fox terriers (smooth-coated) limit hitches Multnomah Flashlight. W. B. Feehheimer, first; Multnomah Firefly, lerond. Fix terriers (smooth-coated) open bitches Multnomah Flashlight, first; Mult nomah Firefly second. Fox terriers (smooth-coated) winners bitches Multnomah Flashlight, first; Mult nomah Firefly, reserve. Fox terriers wire-haired) Leading Chance. H. Burnes. first. Fox terriers (wire-haired) winners dogs Leading; Chance. Irish terriers, novice dogs Raralih Top per, Ramlih Kennels, first. Irish terriers, open dogs Champion End clifTe Curate. G. S. Hallwell, first. Irish terriers, winners dogs Champion EndclifTe Curate, winner; Ramlih Topper, reserve. Pomeranians Prizes withheld. Yorkshire terriers Teddy, Mrs. A. San derson, first; winner's prize withheld. Miscellaneous, limit dogs and bitches- Trix. Mrs. A. Sanderson, scotch terrier, first; prize withheld. Miscellaneous, open dogs and bitches (25 pounds and under) Carlo, Mrs, Colison. flrst. Russian wolfhounds, open dogs and bitches Tybo, Miss Alice Wilkins, first; Leitrom Queen, Miss Edessa Cam pion, second. Russian wolfhounds, winners' classes Tybo, winner; Leitrom Queen, re serve. Greyhounds, novice dogs and bitches Duke, Dr. Frederick A. Kiehle, sec ond; first and third withheld. Greyhounds, limit dos and bitches -Duke, second; first and third with held. Greyhound, open dogs and bitches Duke second; first and third withheld; winners and reserves withheld. Foxhounds, limit dogs and bitches Lane, Mrs. H. Skuse, first; second with held; Florie, R. L. Marvin, third. Foxhounds, open dogs and bitches Lady Chandos, Dr. Allen Welch Smith, first; Reamer, same owner, second Foxhounds, winners classes Lane, winner; Lady Chandos, reserve. Pointers, puppy dots Leitrom Ran- t &t?3 4 s ! t Forrest Smlt haon, Who Set New t I World Hecord la SO-Yard I Forrest Smlt haon, Who Set New World Hecord la SO-Y'ard t Hurdle at Seattle Last Night. 4 eer, C. R. Campion, first; John C, Mrs. C J. Chamberlain, second; Bummer, J. S. Seed, third. Pointer, novice class Bert, George E. Thompson, first; Leitrom, second; Bird 8., J. G. Stevens, third; John C, re serve; Oregon Jinxo jr., P. Q. Nealond, very highly commended. Pointer, limit dogs under 65 pounds Ranger, Mrs. R, J. Chapman, eecond; tirst and third withheld. Pointer, open doge over 55 pounds Sport, Otto Schumann, first; second and third withheld. Pointer, winners' dogs Sport, winner; Bert reserve. Pointer, puppy bitches Daisy, Bern hard Olsen, first; Bess, John Stein, sec ond. Pointer, novice bitches Lady Rocket, U. S. Rider, flrst; Jingo's Belle, John C. Maxwell, eecond. Pointers, limit bitches, under 55 pounds Walla Walla Rush. Mrs. H. L. Ellis, flrst: Chiquita, C. R. Powell, s'econd; Bess, Mrs. K. W. Thompson, third. Pointers, limit bitches, 50 pounds and over Jingo's Belle, first. Pointers, open bitches, under 50 pounds Walla Walla Rush, first. Pointers, open bitches, 60 pounds anJ over Jingo's Belle, first. Pointers, winners bitches Walla Walla Rush, first; Chiquita, reserve. English setters, puppy dogs Sylble Bow, J. Pomorsky, first; Handsome Keno, W. R. Phillips, second. Knglish setters, novice dogs Fern. Mrs. J. E. Hubbart, first; Bow, P. M. Boose, second: Rex, H. H. Smith, third; Prince Cole, M. N. Mayo, reserve. English setter, limit dogs dpper, M. J. L. Dillon, flrst; Prince Richard, C. K. Richardson, second; Prince Cole, third; Baker's Bob, J. R. Baker, reserved. English setters, open dogs Handsome Dan II. Mrs. Allen Welch Smith, first: Mallwyd Bob, Elliott and Robb, second; Prince Cole, third. " English setters, winners class Hand some XanII, winner; Mallwyd Bob, re serve. English setter, puppy bitches Parson's I.ady, E. A. Parsons, first; Queen Anna, Mrs. J. F. Keller, second; Queen, George W. Wilson, third. English setter .limit bitches Parson's Fad. first; Nellie, G. W. Baxter, second; Queen, third. English setter. open bitches Queen Racket, Mrs. J. E. Hubbart. first; Man agett. C. R. Campion, second; Gela, E. A. Parsons, third; Queen, highly corn- English setters, winners' class Queen Racket, winner; Managett reserve. Gordon setters, novice " dogs Teddy Boy. F. Cardwell, first. Gordon setters, limit dogs Tramp, El liott & Robb. flrst; second, withheld; Mack. K. A. J. McKenzie. third. Gordon setters, open dogs Teddy Boy, flrst; Tramp,- second. Gordon setters, winners' class Teddy Boy. winner; Tramp, reserve. Irish setters, puppy dogs and bitches Irish Maid, ,C. R. Campion, first. Irish setterB, open dogs Bow. C. R. May, flrst. Irish setters, winners' class Bow, win ner; reserve withheld. Collies, puppy dogs Baronet Hope, J. urrow, first; King Pulio, A. T. Bignaml, second; Chemeketa Squire, Mrs. W. J. Reynolds, third; Barney Mack, E. G. Wendling. reserve. Collies, novice dogs Scotj, Oscar Hat ton, first : Baronet Hope, J. Murrow, sec ond; Wellsen Duke. Wells and Jensen, third; Chemeketa Squire, reserve; Pedro, H. C; Overton Donald, G. J. Matteon, V. H. C. COllle, limit dogs, sable and white Glen Tana Mountaineer Minstrel, T. Sl Griffith, first; Conquerors Style, Mrs. Ettie, Murrow, second; Paddy J. L Fitch, third. Collie dogs, open, sable and white Glen Tana Mountaineer Minstrel, first; Laddy second; Wellsen Duke, third. Collies, other than sable and white Baronet Hope, first; second and third withheld. Collie dogs, winners class Glen Tana Mountaineer Minstrel, winner; Scoty, reserve. Collies, puppy bitches Glen Tana Foss, L. Sanders, flrst; Glen Tana. Lit tle Vera, T. S. Griffith, second; Trick sey Ravenwood, A. H. Underwood, third Collies, novice bitches Lady Bonita, Mrs. A. H. Underwood, first; Glen Tana, Little Vera, second; Tricksey, Raven wood, third. Collie bilches, limit sable and white Glen .Tana Floss, flrst; Glen Tana Little Vera, second: Helen Kerconnel, third. Collie open bitches, sable and white Glen Tana Floss, flrst; Glen Tana Lit tle Vera, second. Collie open bitches, other than sable and white Tricksey Ravenwood, first. Winners' bitches Glen Tana Floss, winner; Western Princess, reserve. CLIPS 5 Lowers Time in 50-Yard Low Hurdle at Seattle In door Meet. HIS TIME IS 5 4-5 SECONDS Olympic Champion Hurdler Runs Again Under Color of Multno mah Amateur Athletic Club, or Portland. SEATTLE, May 6. Forrest Smithson, the Olympic champion hurdler, lowered the world's record for the 50-yard low hurdles here tonight. His time was 5 4-5 seconds one-fifth lower than the previous record. Forrest" C. Smithson. Portland's world beating athlete who broke another record In the big Indoor meet at Seattle last night, is the pride of Oregon's athletes This clever performer, a Portland boy born and reared, is out to win the Ameri can record for the 120-yard hurdles this Summer. He already holds the world's record for 110 meters, which he made at London last July, but the American rec ord i accredited to Shaw. Smithson Is anxious that Shaw, Johnny Garrells, Rand and the other Eastern cracks In this event shall come to the A. A. U. games at Seattle this Summer, for he is determined to defeat Shaw and take his record away from him. Forrest Smithson is-the greatest hurdler the athletic world has ever seen, and Johnny Garrells, one of Smlthson's rivals, for the hurdling honors, but also one of the finest young fellows in athletics today, says Smithson is the best man he has ever met, and Garrells has defeated Shaw, the record holder on several occasions. Smithscn defeated Shaw at London, and on that account Is entitled to claim the premiership, for he has never been de feated at the hurdle racing game since he came into prominence as an athlete. Smithson was pn i satu , , i. resontativn of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club, which splendid organiza tion he also represented at London,, and under the colors of which he will compete mi .ii me oil? meets tnis summer. I FANDOM AT RANDOM PORTLAND seems to have the frisky Seals on the run, and now that they have the advantage In the games so far played, McCredie's hustlers should take the series. Jack Graney pitched splendid ball yes terday, keeping his hits well scattered throughout the game, except in the ninth, when the left-handed batsmen got busy. This left-handed chap, Tom Tennant, the Seals' new first sacker, is far from the clumsy mark the San Francisco scribes dubbed him, for he fields the bag very nicely for a youngster. Big Eddie Kinsella was the standby for Casey's tribe yesterday,, and the Van couver Champions were trimmed in handy fashion. Pearl opens here Monday or Tuesday, and It behooves him to win some games. Pitcher Gough, the recent acquisition from Cleveland., is to work for Casey's team next week. Manager McCredie is to leave Gough and Seaton behind when he goes south Sunday night, and both men will be given a chance with the other. club for a while. Outfielder Swanton, one of Casey's er ratic hopefuls, was in uniform yesterday on the local lot. Swanton was sent home by Casey In order to cut down traveling expenses now that Marty Murphy has joined the club. Happicus Hngan's Vernon bunch has trimmed Oakland three straight games, and in each Instance has plastered on the whitewash In liberal quantities. Van Haltren must be experiencing all sorts of tantrums. In the first three innings of yesterday's game Graney fanned five of the nine batsmen who were retired. He was the bright star of the matinee, and his bat ting practically won his own game. "Speck" Harkness or Roy Willett will be sent against the frisky band today, and both are youngsters who are positive that the ladies will not feaze them in the least. "Slivers" Henley, the recent bride groom, will work for San Francisco. The Seattle critics are harping on Port land as a two-man team, meaning Casey and Oooney, but wait until the Siwash phenoms blow up, and the Seattle two man team, Bennett and Lynch, will look like a plugged centime alongside the Portland pair. Nick Williams, the genial and gentle manly catcher-utility player of the San Francisco team, attempted to play third base yesterday, and had all kinds of diffi culty. Nick has the range finder of a good catcher and the reach of a good first baseman, but he Is stumped at the diffi cult corner. FRELIMIXARIES ARE RtJS OFT Inland Empire Athletes Ready for Big Meet Today. WALLA WALLA. Wash., May 6. (Spe cial.) Before a crowd of over 1200 people. the preliminaries in the ninth 'annual lnterscholastic track meet were run off in good time today, and it was only owing to the wind blowing and the low tem perature that better records were not made. Many of the schools succeeded in qualifying nearly every man entered in the contest. Spokane, with 12 men. landpd 25 entries for the finals tomorrow. Walla Walla, with 17 men, qualified for 17 en tries, Lewiston, with 14 men, qualified 12,. and La Grande, with 19, also succeeded In qualifying 12. Pendleton entered ten, while the other schools participating in me event got only a rew positions. Judging from the preliminaries, the race for the individual lovirg cup offered by Senator Levi Ankeny to the athlete win ning the most points in the finals will be between Englehorn of Spokane, Shaw of Lewiston. Dresser ef Walla Walla, Cooke of Ellensburg and Kimball of Pendleton. HORSE-RACIXG IV ECLIPSE Suburban Handicap Purse Is Only One-Fifth Usual Sum. NEW YORK. May 6. The Coney Is land Jockey Club announced today that its Spring meeting would be held from June 24 to July 13 and that beside the usual races of minor interest, 12 principal events, including two steeplechases, would be run off. The purses offered for the big stakes are much less In value than in previous years. The purse for the Suburban is SMITHSOTJ WORLD RECORD 3 Ask any wearer of Ji I Loose Fitting t f$- B.V. D. I TW M4 i-t p. ft Mmt O0m Coat Cut Undershirts Dd Knee Length Drawers 50c and upwards a garment II B.V. 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NELSON IMPOSES CONDITIONS- Says Packey McFarland Must Weigh 133 Pounds or No Fight. DENVER, May 6. Battling Nelson an nounced tonight he would fight Packey McFarland September S. He said McFar land must weigh 133 pounds four hours before the battle, or there would be no match, as he would consider McFarland a welterweight. Favorites Win at Ogden. OGDEN. May 6. Favorites captured five of today's races, with one second choice finishing in the lead. Jockey Manders was badly thrown from Ma. zeppa in the stretch of the third race. He landed heavilv niralnst iha Inctila ..11 but escaped serious injury. The sixth ace whs a necK-ana-neck affair from start to finish between Rather Royal. Cardinal Sarto and Grotto, the rest of the field not being in the running at any time. Weather clear, track good. Monte Attell Gets Decision. OAKLAND. May 6. Monte Attel was given the decision over Jockey Bennett tonight at the end of a ten-round bout. In which both men did good work. The decision was unpopular, most of the fans present declaring that Bennett had earned a draw. Another Bowling Match by Wire. DENVER, May The Denver team, winner of the Seattle bowling telegraphic tournament match, has arranged a tele graphic bowling match with the Salt Lake team, to be contested tomorrow night. PATHFINDER IS NEAR BOISE Snow Will Be Shoveled Out of Rosd Way in Snoqualmie Pass. SEATTLE, May 6. The Seattle Auto mobile Club expects that the New York-to-Sea.ttle pathfinder car now near Boise, Idaho, will arrive in Seattle next Wed nesday. A pilot familiar with the North west will meet the car at Walla Walla. The roads In Washington are in good condition. - In Snoqualmie Pass, in the Cascades, snow trifts will be shoveled away if necessary. The 60 miles of road this side of the pass -are in perfect order. Hun dreds of Seattle automobiles will go to Falls City, 60 miles distant, to escort the car to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific grounds. Records Broken at Louisville. LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 6. Track rec ords fell by the wayside today. In the handicap Dainty Dame ran six furlongs in 1:11 3-5, which was three-fifths of a second faster than the record for Churchill Downs. In the last race, 'Star Thistle ran a mile and seventy yards, in 1:45. The track record was 1:46 2-5. Whitney's Oversight Is Second. CHESTER, Eng., May 6. The Or monde 2-year-old plate of 200 sover eigns, distance four furlongs, was won today by Pipe of Port. H. P. Whit ney's Oversight was second and Friend ly Foe third. Five horses ran. Women Join in Strike. NEW YORK, May 6. Sporadic out bursts of violence marked the progress of East Side bakers strike today. 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