... SHOULD DOGS BE WAR-TAXED ? WHY THE PROPOSAL SHOULD BE RESISTED. By Alpha of the Plough. A mine calling to the other day and my faithful Airedale Quilp *' name—whose tail was in «* elate violent emotion at the of & walk, remarked that when the new taxes ...

... DOGGED BRITISH. GERMAN PRAISE TOR OUR MEN FLANDERS. Amsterdam, Tuesday The war correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung on the West Front, a long account the fighting in Flanders, says:— •' The English fight with dogged stubbornness for the conquest ...

... DOG SHOW. WOLVERH AXIPTON BOCTETY’S SUCCESSFUL MEETING. The last of the seriea members' shows in connection with the WoHerhampton and District Canine Society took place last night at the Mol mom Hotel, 'Wolverhampton. There was capital entry, and feature ...

... The Dog Tax. _Dr. John Sidney Turner, chairman of the Kennel duo, in interview yesterday said viewed with gravity the proposal t{> tax dogs of a value £5 and upwards. “Five pounds.’’ said, “is very low figure, and the whole the dogs for breeding purj>oses ...

... DOGS AND CATS. (To THE EpttoR oF THE “ EVENING DEsPATCH.’’} Sir,—To all animal lovers one of the saddest features of the streets is the r waif and stray dogs and cats. war the number of these Since the animals has wretched increased enormously, of food ...

... industries and commerce. ! therefore, must make himself j man character, sc that could carry the war after the war. THE NEW ENGLAND. F.ORD MAYOP BIRMINGHAM WAR’S KIIJTT, l lie lord Mayor Birmingham (Alderman -Neville Chamberlain) was the speaker tiic Lo ...

... WARNINGS TO FINDERS OF DOG& Before the Hands worth msgstrale*. several persons were summoned for failing to notify the police immediately the finding stray dog* Instead of doing they had advertised for the owner*- the Bench pointed out that it rot well ...

... STRAY DOGS FOR THE ARMY The War Office, having adopted a sch»rae for the training of Army doge as or watch dogs has applied to the Birmingham Chief Const-able to supply any suitable dog coming into the hands of the police which was not claimed by its ...

... DOG POISONED They were very bitter, so he spat a portion out of his mouth, and ave another portion to a retriever dog, which almost immediately died. Whalley then came to conclusion that the dog had_ been /poisoned, but Mrs. Whalley still denied having ...

... DOGS AND FOOD CONSUMPTION. Captain Bathurst, in written reply to question by Mr. O’Shee, states:—l understand that the number dogs licensed in the United Kingdom is approximately 2,500,000. I am unable to form estimate of the number of unlicensed dogs ...

... too DOGS. In reply Sir Philip Magnus, who urged that steps should taken to leasen the number of dogs which prowl about London and other citiee, Mr. Samuel agreed that a reduction wae desirable, ami said the question would considered before new .licenses ...

... French his interpretation ective meaning of the tenm “a protracted war” | It is an interview which hag appeared in a nui Fr neh and English newspapers), the Field-1 The | stat The of the war | mee ee eee 4 Gwoit . |the need for munitions in the interview ...