Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-27 | Page 1 | Dog Rescues Pair on Verge of Drowning

iDOG RESCUES ; OF DBOfflMG Ruslies to Master's Aid When Struggling Man Cries for Aid I ! TAG! 'MA. Wa.-h.. June o;.r(.x to. day busking in the sunshine of his own glory Which has made him thS most talked of dog in tjie st its fol-I fol-I lowing his heroic rescue of his master and mistress, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ' Smith, as ihey were drow ning In Span-away Span-away lake Sunday. The Smiths were bathing together when Smith stepped into a deep hole' and became confused. His calls for help brought Mrs. Smith and h" clutched his wife In a hold she was unable to break, adding her cries to those of her husband. The dog heard his master' calls for help, swam out and bruShed Smith'.-' half-submerged face. Smith caught at the dotf'a collar, got a firm grip; and the canine started for shore, mol ting t-ing and struggling hard to prov'cnl Smith's weight from dragging him under. un-der. Freed from her husband's grasp the Wife was able totowim Safely lui lv shore alone.