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PAGE THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK Champion Taskally Bragg and Lady Taskally, BENCH SHOW AT HOLLY INH Leonard Tufts, Pinehurit, N. C, with for SHOTGUNS and RIFLES Rye, black, white and tan setter dog, Jake and Dixie, Judge Cornell. Ned M., black, white and tan setter dog, Mars Chan and Bab Bell, Leonard Tufts, Pinehurst, N. C, with Count Fly, black and white setter dog, May Fly and Queen Lila, Dr. Clark. SECOND SERIES FINAL,. - Rock with Glady. Gentleman Rod with Ned M. Rye with Count Fly. RESULT. Rock, first; Count Fly and Ned M., divide sec ond; Rye and Gentleman Rod, divide third. JUDGES. Nick Daniel, Williamsburg,' Ky., and Irving Iloagland, New Brunswick, N. J. PnOF. OSTIIAU0' PAINTINGS. Glimpse of Them II are Treat in Connection With Field Trial. A rare treat in connection with the Field Trials, was a glimpse at the work of Prof. E. II. Osthaus, the painter of animals and field scenes, whose fame is international. The small portfolio which the professor had with him contained only portraits of the recent winners of the National Cham pionship stake, the crowning event of the year, and included Count Gladstone, Tony's Gale, Lady's Count Gladstone, Joe Cumming, Sioux,Gerieva, Alamabagh, Mohawk and Pioneer, but it was an ex hibition in itself . The charm of Prof . Osthaus' work lies in the fact that it appeals to both the art lover and the critical eye of the trainer. In a word the paintings are not alone pic tures in every sense of the word, but striking portraits as well, a combination which few painters are competent to handle. , This is due to the charming manner in which the painter handles his back grounds, his keen appreciation of both line and color, and a remarkably free technique. FOULOWEU riEU) TIUAE.S. Company in Attendance a JLarg-e and .Representative One. In the party which followed the Field Trials and made headquarters at Thejnn, were several ladies, Mrs. George N. Clemson and Mis. T. P. Watts of Middle town, N. Y., and Mrs. J. M. Johnson of New Brunswick, N. J., who accompanied their husbands, and Miss Daniel of Wil liamsburg, KyM who was with her father. Others in attendance included: Dr. A. S. Clark, Judge R. C.; Cornell, U. M. Fleiechmann, O. W. Bright, New York ; Secretary John White,. Hempstead, L. I. ; W. II. Hammond, Eldred, N. Y.; B. Waters, representing Forest and Stream ; F. II. Beall, Eidgeway, N. J. ; S. C. Brad ley, Fairfield, Ct. ; Dr. James S. Howe, Boston'; Joseph F. Hinds, Relay, Md.; A. F. Hochmolt, Dayton, Ohio; W. H. Elliott, Converse, Ind. ; W. II. Beazell, Spring Hill, Miss. ; J Bishop, ' Ruther Alabama ; C. II. Babcock, Ukiah, Cali fornia; D. C. White, Hollsboro, Ala bama; John A. Gude, Brueville, Ind.; William Tomlinson, Julian, N. C. ; B. B. Sullidge, North Carolina. Field Trial Winners Look Pretty and Delight Village Guests. Half a Hundred Slooded Hoc make "Novel and Picturenque Hcene on the Hotel Iawn. HE most interesting fea ture of the Field Trials, from the standpoint of guests here, was the im promptu bench show, held on the lawn in front of The Holly Inn, Monday afternoon. Half a hundred blooded pointers and setters were shown, the entire Village was in attendance, and the scene pre sented was both novel and picturesque. With 11 dozen winners of international reputation the crowd had plenty to look at and talk about and attention was be stowed equally ( lavishly on Miss Lucia, whom two thousand dollars wouldn't buy, or others less famous. A big dry goods box, turned upside down, served as the bench, with the ring a bit at left, the whole surrounded by a crowd in which men and women, owners and handlers,mbbed elbows and stretched necks in their eagerness to see the fun. There were four classes in all ; the best setter dog, the best setter bitch, the best setter and the best pointer dog, Prof. E. H. Osthaus, the famous painter of dogs and sporting scenes, judging setters, and Anson A. Ball of the Top Notch Kennels, pointers. A lavish amount of promenading, neck stretching, feet placing, body adjusting and careful examining followed, as can didate after candidate came up for the judges scrutiny, the whole culminating in these decisions : BEST SETTER DOG. Caeser, Dr. H. B. McMasters, Waynesboro, Ga., owner, first; Lemon Rodneld, Joseph Lemon , Winnipeg, Manitoba, second; Tommy Atkins, Louis Hilsondlrgen, Detroit, third. ' BEST SETTER BITCH. Miss Lyia, H. R. Edwards, Cleveland, first; Jessica, 6. L. Parsons, New York, second; Clement Sooner, George N. Clemson, Middle town, N. Y., third. BEST SETTER. Miss Lyla. - BEST POINTER DOG. Out Ran-, Dr. James S. Howe, Boston,' first; Alberta Jingo, Thomas Johnson, Winnipeg, Manitoba, second: Pete Rap,. Sydney Smith, Chicago, third. PoatofHce Schedule.' The Postmaster announces, the follow ing schedule in effect for the present : Northern. . Arrive. 7:00 A. M. 6:00 P. M. 7:00 P. M. Leave. 8:30 A. M. 8 :00 P. M. Southern. Arrive. 7:00 A. M. 9:00 A. M. Leave. . 6:00 P. M. 8:00 P. M. r ii Immmm' W' f If" if it v . in" iii JS" '"i . ill in. ".Mill! , .,' ii?;' ,.. b,, i WW ::,'! J wf, - .s.;.::; Pinehurst farms. DAIRY DIVISION: Selected herd of grade cows supplying the entire Village with milk. Registered Berkshire hogs of the best strains in the country for sale. . , v ,......, A. M. SWINNERTON, Manager. MARKET GARDEN: Hot house cucumbers, lettuce, radishes, etc., etc. Choice yiolets, carnations, roses. . Flowers delivered at hotels and cottages carefully packed ready for mailing. ' . ' T. J. LYONS, Manager. POULTRY DIVISION: Choice fowls for breeding, and eggs for hatching. T. J. TAYLOR, Jr., Manager. The guests of the Village are cordially invited to visit any division of the farms. Address all correspondence to the PINEHURST GENERAL OFFICE. FLORIDA: MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL, Located twenty-eight miles South of Jacksonville at the famous MAGNOLIA SPRINGS, the water of which is used for drinking, ice and in the swimming pool. Pure, dry, bracing air. Golf, Tennis, Boating, Fishing and Shooting. O. D. SEAVEY. BRETTON WOODS In the hi&etrt of the YAHite Woi-inteiins . The Mount Pleasant. The Mount Washinciton. Anderson Ss Price, Mgr-s. Money order and registry departments open :00 A. M. to 6:00 T. M. The office is under the management of II. Arthur Wright,4 a man of experience in the work, and any requests made direct to him will receive courteous and careful consideration. nova open; The Coapt Inn, CAMDEN, S. C. Frontage 900 feet. Golf, Polo, Quail. Caleb Ticknor Sz Son,
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